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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
,ANDREw:HuNrER.
BREEDINs
WI = AESxaNpER
JeHs S GALLanER, Esq. U.s. 90
RlcaMo.sD, jah }.

RlcaaosD, Jaha. So
Gsa,lenen Your letter Of ,he.e;,1h' t !. Z,
been received. ,dyisinglme Of my nj Il
nation, BY the Wing Senatorial Coz.
fion, as lhecsndidafe Of the party, Az
ensuing election. It wquId Sc afeclaS |
60 me- gentlemen, to say that I did al
feel BATTERED by Such a signal manifesto
tian e -kfndnsss andscsnfidsnce on III,
part OF my fellow citiztfs,-wbo ! t..
have IN this instance made To- ,;he,,i !,
estimate Of my capacity j. be usef cI' = e. e
pc deemed worthy offs ieceediue -. :
tIeman Of so much, <bili'A and dis,;nc sa
as The present SeIsior-who has rasae.
I'D honor>not p<rely on the distric, f a.,
."..siate at nIge-is Of itself circum M
'ahosaaltula.ss 70 awaken il me- - ou j
Gi ahsu III SlIEusl MYSELF and 4 fear hi -
\ Bot having been 4 a pufaiG expectation.
4,he conidenceNo OF en.Ly honored with
"a county formed II peuP's pr q ssa 45
Of Berkeley whA,Ls us.a.s county
smooth, and the have Iai'9ql was
now shrink from what s'sn.' cannon
more perilbus sersicey seem % DC a
called upon by neighbo 'e'y Suen
highly esteemed as those ~ = 50
lies Of Frederick and Ga, .le coun-
Joined ia the nomination. WY nave
i Ny Wbig friends know ID, -,
10 the spring Of the year, is Of ~, nsa dsi
icate for exposure in an ac:fsiSI vass
and that can only succeed ~a,,Isa,,b
Iii. 4 aar.,.-A-----e-~sf- "euiu "
energeslc saqssdfs 70 assign me, lis on,
(which ought not 10 be leii for its attain
menttothe mere personal solicitaiie ems Of
candid4ie. 10 community so intelligent
the work should be their o@n. Yet in en-
tering the arena, may lie permitted L
add, that / trustmy lsbori. however hum
Bile, in. the service in which have here.
,ofore been engaged, have not proved eH.
tirely ineffective in the Promotion Of %
tJects Of genersl as well IL loc0E lnisfss,s
10 the people Of The District Dgl with
whatever feelins Of diffidance | fnay at
temp. The task Assigned re, yod may res
assured, gentlemen, that ! shall do all tia
lis required in lair and Honorable can
vass, 10 eniufe success q a cause which
| sincerelylbelieve V ba the cause Of The
country.
/ Wnh ssntiments eRregsrd,:
IRnlan gs6tleden.
JOIN S. GALLAHERl
i To An.rew Hotter, Il. c, Breedin, w. f. Alex
ande, andIProyinee Mccormick, Esqs.- Can
1 4
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

cHARLEsrows, 3nuaSJ Ie,ls4s.
Dsa Sir: Our Pleaat disliaA ished
Senator, Ro5't Y. Couri. Esq, Aying
decliheda re- noninatiOa,she CoAy a,ion
OF Wbig delegates fromth ss1eTsl Nm
ties oil this Senesesisi DisEct. at aAd.
fourned meeting held ID ChrIesiownSn
The 18th instant. have upaniASusly noE.
mated you as The candidate q The WI
party for election tothe Senate d yirziA
As the committee srpoinled to MOTH
you Of our choice, and to urge yourfci
ceptance Of The nomination, We be- ldvI
TO assure You that the selection xssnol
only unanimous PRO FoRaIA, but absolute
and Internationally Sc: a choice bas
Lyon the valuable services YOU hay,
he rendered in the oiher brso,h O.
10 The 81 's,,aIe, &upon your knevn felt,
We t6ss s, Prinssrlss Of The Wig party
be FOND conPs:hIsa 1. hope i ma
and wishes 10 accep rl'n your view
sndlin performing this diSS s domination
lodivid1aliy e assure ypu d se e.. ,Ias y
Yours Nespectfully
sANDREWsHUNTER.
&c BREEDINs
ypM = AES1,NDER
II
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

ELtion Of b Rhode Island Stnaior.--
A sPfrem tie Providence journal an.
Inodcas The election Of The Hon. JoHN
FoWN FRANCIS 10 The Sena1 Of the
United States. 10 gil he unexpired term
81 the Hon. VIM, Sprague. sThe election
took place in pGfand Committee" Goint
balloD1ot the twf branches Of The Legis.
lature. at IL o'clock yesterday. Mr..
Francis feceivY 6l votes, against &c civ.
en- for CLristofer Speacer, the Dorr 10.
co Foco candaie' Il IS unnecessaryto
say that Mo Erancis, who was formerly
Governor ofhe State, is a Wing Of ire
true Hsnrq!ey stamp.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

We set il stated 10 the Unioniowis,n
Pa Genius Of Liberty that Mr.. L. M.
Klein, whe was arrested in that place
short Time since, on suspicion Of having
iired bis own premises. has been dischsAE
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

We leaA by an extra from the sIhce q
the Hagsatowis Herald Of Freedom that
the Whie of The second Congressional
District Of Maryland have nominated
EaAscE ]. BRsNcLE. Esq. as their can.
Sbs Is G Cen. The Loco FocOs q
Hon. JoHs = 1MlsoNs 2 nomlna'el ins
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
DEMOCRATIC MFPTNG.

AZ meeting Of The Democrdc Association
Of Harpe-s-Ferry, held al J. Vallmg's Hotel, on
the goth ulI, resolution .as offered and car
ried, that the chairman APPOINT six delegates 10
meet the delegates from ne different precincts 10
Charles:own, at the February Monthly Court, to
seieci TWO suitable candidates 70 orseentf The
county Of JeiIefsQr IN the nexHL ture.
The chair appointed the folloV gentlemen
VIM smallwoods VIM J Stephen. John G vii.
son, + D Doran, A NJ Ball, R Lililejohn.
o. ion. The chair was added 10 The ab1ge
de- GEO. MAUZEY, Prssy
Sse'y.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

a fire at UniontOwn. We learn from
the Uniontown, Pa, l.Genius OF Liberty"
that few mornings since. that place was
visited with serious fife. The large
frame building on he south west corner
Of Maine aud Morgantown streets III as j
pied as store room byIL u Y W'a..--a.fl
snmedl TI ~ ~. s he residence Of Ms.
p Hsla.-as repeatedly on fire, but was
Fa.vseatly injured. Mr.. Nein's goods
49, and every article which the room
o '15,a;oed were destroyed. The Genius
sSas 1--WE have just learned that L. M.
a vssl has been arrested on a charge Of
nj ttine FIRE 10 bis store room. and after ex-
before Clement Wood Esq. has
been committed to prison 70 await bis tri-
al for she alle1ged offence. His store
GOODS, itsis said. were Insured 10 the 4.
ls-.unt g ZONE thousands Of dollars.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
r1Einin I1gisIatnrc.
R,cunoNp. tau. %. 1874.

AAt~n@-SNN - =
nt,oa.v eng set apart for he eOusidsfaiion
or Is. ~ au contested election. 20 subject of
gener,1 interest may be efpecledtO be touched
TbeIommi,iee have declared Henry Myers en-
,i,ed 10 the seat. By a msioriiy Q; one vote, and
ne report presents 46 resolutions, all 10 Be act
Cd upon separately. May Onthe questions
presenl nice distinctions a 70 The rights Of par
lies claiming 20 vote under the nsR constitution,
asd the seuIemeni.bf..hese questions must oceu-
py several days.
4 The Committee Of Roards are expected to re-
tprt Today, on the application Of the Baltimore
lhd Ohio Rail road Company for the right Of
81 through several Of the North Western
I4unties to Parkersburg. ETen this favor will
srdly be granted 70 them, unlsss there be SAP.
clauses as 10 the Valley improvements, and
On the James River interes is liide shy o.
Il rivalry which may be creald BY such grant
Il 10 lhe latter case there i;no real cause O
shm, Is Canal transPortatiq must always b
Il keuper than that BY Raii-rod.
\ There has been some talk Of adjournment OF
Ia Isl Of February, bat il is eas now TO see tha
Asins working days OF thii month viii b
~ai,-.-vvIlicieht for The desmlch Of half ID
| bfhess now.On III table.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

MAssyuskFTs SEsAroR.-Tbe Bos.
ton papsAnnqnnee the speedy resiona.
lion 81 H. CfIoATE, U. S. Senator. r.
is sta she has written 70 that effect 10
bis 8Bon irspds--the resigns,iOu 10
take lsa Onfhe LIST March. Elk Cover.
nor I,'fS is talked Of as bis successor,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

A Washington letter says-''Two }.
the most i'm portal law suits eyertbrought
10 issue in tls country, are now being
tried before Re Supreme Court That
Of Mrs. IGaiqs = !. !ne flrst on The calendar,
and in1olyyhhe right 10 many millions
Of dolIcrf Fhe other is the celebrated
Girard re-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
Wnh snlimeats eRregard,:
I Rnlain gsftlenen,
Yonr Gbetlietl SER

-- r wv .. osALLHhbiA II
To An.rew H9nter, i. y Breedin, w +. Alex
ande-, and Province Mccormick, hsqs.-Cenl-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
I ~ sENATE-JaY. q.

Mr. R. A. Thompson from the COMMITTEE Of
fenersl Laws, reported the bill spproprialing
The public reFenue-which was laid on the table.
The tax bin being the order OF The day came
up for consideration.
! Various amendments from heCommittee were
eoncuned in -ainong which were
! That pedlars and haHkers travelling on the
Ohio river shall pay thirty dollars instead Of 20
dollars license.
! That the exhibitor Of any show, &C., shall
by for one3year TO the Commonwealth olai
: led dollars instead Of sixty.
aIious other amendments v
+ efore they we're acted on
were laid on The q
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

K
-.s ! ,.3swnsnin, JAMrs PoiNT1
~ SOl'n3 commtsan Is Marshal :
!. Lsq l,v' mno DistriGtpf Virginia was I
' ! !" srn;rs hiss bes Re appointed ,y
oout 20 ~, and confined BY the Se-
nate, d. another term Is 9'a S.sy ssrs, 49,,
Inc ewuraey Of the UntedS,a.es slot
r.sq ,Tsstern District Of VitRp'A in ne
ne. : i WIlLsAM KINNEY, Hs9 yessa-
Il ia also been con6rmed TN p
ME q Stauaioa Spectator.
I5ln..o,s--lhe Richmond s'eE state
r., SOM wretehes. pro6aoiy sAss
s,sred Two pieSes Of timber 'aaQn re q. ~
p.a ~ fredericksburg road. asoai ! 49,
o. ;, ,a he other side Of the igness
ny es.say. thai would probably hay Y
"a ,ha mos1 serious conseqpensss
= =, 'u he obsiruc,ion been Nso
M h;,h !, III In ample time e
Sanssr bes, timbers w
! wessed al secured ln
4 tain most tfectpaIIH
! the scounlreIs1
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01
AnRIvAn or rsIIs BRIl'AsrIA.

";..l of fhe steamer Britannia
Dy .ue - Sunday AFTERNOON At 4 o.
y pos'on srnool napers 10 the 4lh of jan
ciocA' .,ns,ys have been received.
vary, 'ps' 1919 arrived 1t Liverpool on the
hs .AS ~ calsdonia on the ldth.
scsn W., ~ K;os y Holland, William Ere.
derrick, Count o. Nassau = oeaa.
1,o.lnn mas up. Great e4cHHs-~ ~
'hs NE he frenes s's oPsned o. "a
1 f.S,svy ovfland MAI.
laYhad armed = aiL
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1844-02-01

The following viii shew The protection afford
90 ~ the Whig T1iG OF 1859, to The enumef.,e.
as'seAiirfat sfsiete,, whiOb-ass Vi tuerr culture,
fks protection 10 them could sot be lessd 10 at.
fond that protection due from the country TO the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

splendid cathedral. The German Re-
formed denomination have a place of
worship-a small Church, but very re-
spectacle in appearance. In short, al
most every sect, TO be found in any
part of christendom, has an existence
here; but ! shall not extend my emu
meration farther, having already, l fear,
been a little TOO tedious on this branch,
as well asother branches of my subject,
and shall now conclude with promise
TO let you hear from me again as soon
as circumstances render il advisable.
II. O. S.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

SPLITTING THE DIFFERENcE. "A
nice young gentleman not a thousand
miles from this, after long and assidu-
Gus courtship, found himself, one bright
evening the bctrothed of a pretty girl,
The very pink of modesty. One night
he was about taking his departure, and
after lingering about the door for some
time, in fdget Of anxiety, declared
and protested to Miss Nancy, that he
couldn't and wouldn't leave until she
had kissed him. 0fcourse Miss Nancy
blushed beautifully red, and protested
in return, that she could not and would
not do that. She hh never done such
a thing, and never would until she was
married--so now he had it. The al
terca,ion and debate now become deep
and exciting, until the betrothed bluffcd
outright, finally declaring f he couldn't
kiss her he wouldn't have her-and
was marching of. She watched him
TO the gate, and saw "the fat was in
the fire" unless something was done.
"Come back them" said she coax
ingIy, T'Il split the difference with
you-you may squeeze my hand."-
SanderviIle Telescope.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

CONSEQUENCES oY GIVING ADVICE.
The friendship two young ladies',
though apparently founded upon the
rock Of eternal attachment, terminated
IN the following manner:-My dearest
Jane, / DO not think your figure suited
for dancing; and as a sincere friend, |
advise you 10 refrain from it in future.
The other naturally affected by such
" solicited candor, replied: ! feel very
much obliged TO you, my dear, for
your advice; this proof of your friend
ship demands some return-I would az
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

WESTERN MANUFAcTUREs.-In the
variety of manufactures with which
Cincinnati is favored, We find in the
Gazette an account of the building oil
Church Organs-a branch Of business
which has rarely been classed as among
the regular manufactures of the day,
but yet one which, from the rapid in
crease Of musical taste, is yearly be.
coming Of more importance.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

The freigh, train which left East
Albany on Saturday morning, for Bos-
ton, consisted of ninety four cars. The
Evening Journal states that the freight
on -four to Boston has been reduced to
25 cents per barrel.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

A Recent DIsCoyERY.-It is singu-
lar that until very lately no one has
pretended to give the reasons why
Marcus Curtius leaped into the gulf at
Rome. A "Down- East" editor now
says that the Roman thought it was a
very fine opening for young man.
New Orleans Picayune.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

The locomotive, with the mail, came
laundering aIonglas night, with the in
telligence up to five O'Clock, which had
been received here by the lightning
express two hours and half previous
ly.-T Washington Spectator.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

CHIcAGo.--The Journal says, there
! is more building now going on in this
city than at any time before since ii
emerged from Prairiedom, but hints
tina: neither Vitruvius, Palladio, nor
lingo Jones would die Of envy if they
could see the style of architecture that
is displayed.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

RATs.--1f they are troublesome,
sprinkle unslacked lime in their holes
and about where they congregate, and
they will depart without fail. This is
more simple than trap.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

The WeIlsburg (Virginia) Tran
script states the singular fact that there
is now not public house licensed to
sell intoxicating drinks in either Of the
counties Of Brooke, Marshall, Tyler,
or Marion, except one in that town.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

A gentleman left Rochester, New
York on Sunday evening, at five o.
clock, and arrived in Boston on next
evening at seven O'Clock, distance oil
$50 miles in 20 hours.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

A CUsToMER.--A tall, raw-boned
disciple, standing something under six
feet five inches in his stocking feet,
pretty fair specimen of what Kentucky
can do in the way of growing men
strayed into our Office on yesterday,
and with very sell-possessed kind of
air, stalked around the room with his
hands in his breeches pockets, minute
y examining every thing he laid his
eyes on, and occasionally squirting
stream of tobacco juice, large enogh to
turn small grist mill, out of his mouth.
At length, after having apparently sat-
isfied his curiosity, he threw himself
upon one Of our stools-the duplicate
we were occupying ourself--and after
looking us in the face a moment.
"Sce here stranger" said he, "do
you edit these types?" Now, not being
aware of the motive which prompted
The inquiry, and not altogether fancy
ing the looks Of our customer, in case
he should be belIigerently inclined, we
paused for moment before we answer
ed, and ran over in our thoughts wheth-
er we could have suffered any thing to
escape from our pen, which could, by
possibility have incensed she gentle
man; in which case we had mentally de-
termined 10 refer him TO our respected
senior, as being entitled TO that honor
But at length, feeling assured that we
had not transgressed, andat the same
time consciousness Of the dignity Of
our position coming over US, we mod
estly answered that we were the editor
of the paper.
"Well see here; how much do you
ask TO let Teller have il all the year
round!"
We informed him our terms, aud told
him we should be much pleased TO reg
lister him as subscriber.
"Well; you'll take il in farmin truck
| recon-"
We said we would, in such articles
as we were in want Of, at fair prices.
"Wcll then, III take it but want
the one you prin, for me TO have
sight of pictures in il, for l've got a
little boy that's got wonderful liking
for pictures"
We promised TO obey instruction,
and our patron strided down stairs
| Louisville Post.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13
From the Dollar Newspaper.
MOTION.
RY THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.

RY THOMAS DUNN ENGLISH.
Goelh around
In its motion diurnal,
The earth that we live on
Unceasing, eternal.
The stars of our system.
The journey they enter,
And tramp in circle,
The sun for centre.
On moveth the breezes,
Up heaveih the ocean,
And why should not man
Be as constant in motion!
Flowers that die mournfully.
Yearly have birth again;
Trees growing grandly up.
Crumble TO earth again,
Shifting the atoms
Their mode of exhibiting
Change to the world,
And stiffness prohibiting.
Even the sun.fower,
Fill'd with DEVOTION
Every thing every thing
Keepeth in motion.
Labor and toll. brothers,
Now that ye may labor;
Cheerily speed along,
Each to his day-labor.
Toll in the path
Which the children of dus, have,
And in the far future
A confident trust have.
Work out your lot
With a constant devotion.
And, like all around you,
Be constant in motion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

The bill making the Territory Of
Iowa State has passed the House Of
Representatives.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

The land Office at Plattsburg, Mis-
souri,, has been opened one year. and
the receipts have been S5l5,OoO;-
SIS. 900 Of which were in gold.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

The ship Florida arrived at New
York, from Antwerp, has a dwarf 40
years of age and 81 feet high, and an
emigrant 90 Fears ofage.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

The Wilmington, Del. whale ship
Lucy Ann returned on Friday from a
two years voyage, with a full cargo.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13
NO. Is.

lining the number ofthe Christian Fam
lily Magazine. |, gives by way Of
establishment print, "engraved ex-
pressly For the c. F. NJ" and profess
gtorepresent the embarkation of the
Pilgrims; but no sign of an embarka-
ton is to be perceived, the view being
merely that of some harbor, with a
ship Of war lying at anchor and two
steamboats, moving in the waters
Now the embarkation took place in
l62o-aimoSt two hundred years be-
fore steamboat was in existence!
Publishers who put engravings to uses
for which they were never intended
should be careful TO select such as have
not marks about them that must ensure
detection.-TNew York Commercial
Advertiser.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

The Revenue collected at Galveston
during the month Of May was sI6,465
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13
MILWAUKIE-ITS MORALS, &c.

Extract from the Editorial Correspondence Of the
Green Bay Republicsn.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13

AxcHRoxIsM. religious perlodi-
cal is not, 77rin1a Jacie, thing TO laugh
az, but we have been constrained TO
Singer a little, this morning, in exam
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, W.T. [i.e. Wis.]) 1843-1844, 1844-07-13
Terms of the Herald


0A7-Per annum-:Jpaid in advance, = UO
If DELAYED, "
aA-Aayertisements of one square or less,
W Twelve lines) first insertion, 81 oo
For every additional insertions, 3o
o---An advertisements Except yearly must be
paid for, before they can be inserted
fA-All letters must be postpaid, or they will not
be taken from the post Office.
1tArA liberal discount to yearly advertisers.
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The Publisher of the ''HERALD" having OIL hand
large and extensive assortment OF f4d'"
Fancy Jon TYPE, is prepared TO exc
cute at short notice, all kinds of
TDss P@IM sgINRa
V,ools Handbiils, Circulars,
pamphlets, Cards, I'abeih,
NIamks of enerp Desertpttom,
Steamboat Bills,
BILLS OF LADlNG.
&c. &c.
nSrTERMS, C.4SH.lSO
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-12-07

'pY virtue u a Deed Of Tfus, ,ssoouled
~ 10 me by David Dannelly aud Jano
DannoIIy, wm we-', MARI" West, a, NJ,
X Casey, Mary y Casey, on tho In o.
February lst2, 10 secure Iho payment Of
certain dobls therein mentioned. will pro-
coed to sell to III . highest bidder for cash,
nj The Town Of Salem, Tippeh County Miss
On The i5h day o, April merit,
= certain Negro woman by tho nsme Of
MAMMA, In satisfaction Of said debts spc'
cited in sa,d Deed Of Trust. The ebove
Deed Of Trust is Of record in The County o.
7ippah-1bc tile 10 SAID negro Is believed
TO be good, yet shall only convey soct
tile as is vested in ITO by said deed OF trust
d d. WRIGHT, Trustee
Ocir. 1h lSii-17--6m
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-12-07
Trust Sale.

HRY virtue of deed of trust, executed
n by Thomas G. Brown and Eliza NJ
Brown his wife. to John Stene the
o2nd day of March lS4l, to secure } w.
Mathews g. Co in certain deb, OF $2OO
herein n entioned, said deed having becn
div recorded in the Probate Clerks Office
Of i ppah County, ia Deed Book ID. page
1881 Inshall on Monday the 9Th day OF
December 1874, at thedwelling house OF
said Thomas G. Brown in said County, ex-
,oscd to public sale for caFh, the fol'ow'n
described properly, ,owi': head OF hor
SEES: 80 head of hos@, 7 head OF Sheep .
head Of cattle. | Wagon, household ana
kitchen furniture, except such as IS exemP
Nv law; also the crop named in, said trust
If delivered). and also the following 'ano
10 wit: The North west quarter OF section
Two; in Twnship T~o;"t Range Ihree
Feast, in said County, to satisfy SAID dep'
interest, aud costs.
HARDY " STRICKLlN,
I Trustee, chosen b
conscn, of Parties, in place OF said Stone
lu.- l., iS.i-Gn
The above Sale is postponed until IN
6 ID. Monday in January 1915,
This 7,h Deer, 1874,