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Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02
, Foundry and Machine Shop,

adjoining Jacob Singmaser's Tannery, and
would be thankful for any patronage extended
towards them, and respectfully announce tina,
they are prepared 10 execute all orders in their
line of business in the best manner and with
despatch. They will manufacture
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02
BRASS CASTINGS,

BRASS CASTINGS,
such as Spindle Steps, Shaft and Gudgeon
Boxes, &c. will! be made TO order. Old Cop
per and Brass taken in exchange at the highest
price. Patterns made TO order.
Thresliing Machines & Horse Powers
of the mos, approved construction, will be fur
nished TO order al the shortest notice.
Wrought Iron Will Work
will be done on The most reasonable terms, and
all kinds of smith work.
The best kind of Sled Shoes and polished
Wagon Boxes will always be kept on hand
Ploughs Of the mos, approved plan will be
kept on hand, and an excellent assortment OF
Plough Castings which they offer for sale to
Plough makers.
HAYDEN & SCHLAUGH.
April &c, ls43
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02
MILL GEARING

FOR Flour aud other Mills, together with Cast.
ings of every description turned and fitted up
in the best possible manner. We feel conf
dent in our ability TO execute all orders with
which we may be entrusted in workman-like
manner. Particular care will be taken TO EN-
ploy none but good workmen in the different
departments of The establishment, and no pains
will be spared by The proprieiols 10 give gen.
erai satisfaction 10 those who may favor them
with orders for work.
Jeffersonian Republican. [volume] (Stroudsburg, Pa.) 1840-1853, 1844-05-02
FOREIGN ATTACHMENT.
Pike County, ss.

ILL, he commonwealth ol FennSyl-
.%1Ml6E. vania TO The Sheriff Of said County,
5[ We command you that you attach
" Louis AuGUsrE NORM, late of your
county, by all and singular his goods and chat
tells, lands and ienements, in whose hands or
possession soever The same may be, so that he
be and appear before our Cour, of Common
Pleas, 10 be holden at Milford, in and for said
County, on Tuesday the fourteenth day of May
next; then and there 10 answer THEODORE
BowHANNAN, of a plea OF trespass on The case
upon premise, not exceeding two hundred dol
lars; and we further command you that yoa
summon all persons in whose hands or posses
sion The said goods and chauels, or any par OF
them, may be attached, so that they and every
Of them be and appear before The said Court al
the day and place hcrenbelore mentioned, to
answer what shall be objected against them,
and abide the Judgment OF the said Coart there
in; and have you then and there this writ.
Witness the Hon. WILLIAM JEssUp, Presi-
dent Judge of our said Court, al Milford, this
2Oth day Of February, Ammo Domni. 1914.
II. s. MOTT, Prothy.
do certify the above TO be a true copy of a
Wi, Of Foreign Attachment, issued our of the
Cour, of Common Pleas Of Pike county. to ne
directed. JAMES WATSON, Sh'f.
Sheriff's Office, Milford,
February 2l, 1914. 296'.
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Our Engraviugs.

"The Rebuke" is decidedly the finest line
engraving ever published, and we challenge
comparison for its equal. May-day is
sweet pla,e and suitable to the month.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
.Alte und New Welt
{Old and Ne1D Worii.)

A large and handsome Weekly Wing paper
in the GERMAN language, will be published at
The Tribune Office on and after Saturday, March
i4th. 1t will be as large a German paper as
there is in the country, ably edited, and warmly
advocating PROTECTIVE TARIFF and the eiec
ton of HENRY CLAY. Many of the Editorials oil
The Tribune Will be translated for Its columns
We trust it will be an able auxiliary to the Good
Cause.
We appeal to all German Wings, and those
who can in any way aid the circulation OF this
paper, to do so from the start. We are wiling
to publish it for the Good Of the Cause, and have
no hope of making farthing by it: Will not our
friends see that, beyond our own time and labor,
we lose nothing Terms, 81 from now till No
vember next; 6 cents a copy, dn the City pay
able or delivery by carrlersj $4 per hundred to
Newsmen. We are making arrangements TO
serve the City thoroughly; meantime we shall
be happy to receive the names of subscribers at
this Office
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
BY This Mornings Mail.
II Mr.. CLAY has written a letter : :
Charleston Clay Club accepting the iny;,at,.S =
visit that city on his northward route. -'N !

Fatal DuEL.-A duel was Tough, a, T.,
burg, Mississippi, on the 29h ula, be,vs,,' - =
Hammett, editor of the Vicksourg VIII =, u
brother of the member of Congress FINN ST;s& T;t&
sipp) and Mr.. Ryan, editor Of the San,;a]Ss ;,I'&s
They fought with pistols, and al the us,.I ::
tanec. At the fourth fire Mr. Ran fell mo- NOS =
wounded, being shot directly through ,he n,s-l Ina
He died within ten minutes. In two of ,ba ,.'s'
vous fires Mr.. Hammett had been wonnlsI ~ gs -
the affair was allowed to proceed nrobsh,IS1 J, va
conformity with the original terms Of the ~. .
ing. The same parties had before met and ~ =
changed shots with rifles, but the ditiicn,r 90 e.
then arranged upon the ground Mr.. Ry,1 ~
the successor OF DR.. Hagan in the editorial - cb'
who was killed within the last year. We gr;s-.
most sincerely to be compelled to record s., ,b..,
tragedies.
u The Steamship Princeton is expected
arrive at Philadelphia, from Alexandra, to.5.,
u The Maryland Legislature ended its :.
sion on Saturday night last.
IL The body of Mr. II. Crumpton, vbo..
sudden disappearance from his residence in Cn,
rytown was noticed in this paper some DAYS aso
was found yesterday floating in the river ODsn M
site the city. An inquest was held over the bo5v
last evening, but we did not learn the verde, d
the jury. There is very little doubt, however, bpt
tina. he drowned himself, while laboring unie,
mental arrangement. Saw. Rep. March !.
MIssIssIrPr.-A bill has Just passed the Legs
lature of Mississippi, placing the Planters Ban.
in liquidation also, a bill known as the linito
ton act, settling the titles to lands in csrts-
cases. \. 7. Pic
u The steamer VIM. Castor caught FIRE ,
Savannah on the 9th instant, and was scut,Is
and sunk to prevent her being entirely consumed
She will be raised again, at q loss of about SlOC]
L. Herr Dresbach has been held TO bail f
$1,000, in Baltimore, for the unfortunate affair Q
his leopard and the little boy.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
Association for the Relief of the poor.


The first regular meeting of the Board OF Mana
gers of this Society took place last evening
Nearly one hundred members were in attendance
James Brown, ESQ. the President, took the
Chair, and Mr.. Hartley, the General Agent, sub
mitted detailed statement OF the operations OF
the Society up to the lst instant, from which ii
appeared that the whole city, with the exception
Of the Twelfth Ward, is regularly divided ott
into appropriate Districts or sections, and Visitors
appointed in each, whose duty it is carefully to
examine into all applications made for aid within
the boundaries of their respective sections. The
organization was only completed in the latter part
of February. and already upwards of teelre hun
dred families have received assistance, appears
by the following statement from each Ward ex-
cept the Second, which failed to report:
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
Official
Appointments by the President,

By and nth The atrice and consent Of the senats
Amos ]. Bruce, Indian Agent at Saint Peters
Isaac f. Bronson Judge Of the United States Tor the Ear
District OF Ford4-Ieappoinmen Seth T Os TO be s2s
sal Base; jeremiah A Townsend OF Illinois ton'u
Panama
Collectors oj'Me Customs, tyc.-John o. DlckeN,
Collector ad Inspector for saeke,, H0o VIC wee Lo9m
Denson sm9ys rs1s BuGna gsmoy,d anS jane
Roach Collector sgd Inspector tor s. nsi q Is,r
Wnnston qcR }Ss*
H. Mnge, Collector and Inspector for Mobile Aa s'.s ND
James PerIine remoye Charles Garrett satrSn r,.mo, s
John Wo;S 1snS cd; Ff %S
deceased Lews stone Survey and Inspector iOt Iowa
Geek, Md, vice VIM Floyd rem0yed Aoysu' III tHoas ~.
S W Em Ttmo3sd Ssdf'2 Alfred red Fsme saFT:yo r
spector for Urbanna, Va yica AnsusoE owen, Tnb
John Bryan, Appraiser Tor Charleston D u wee
a. Yates, removed nua.
Postmasters-Nathaniel Green Deputy Posmss' 5ls
ter Boston. g. w Gordon resigned: William Hna u,sa.
Deputy PosmasIr rapkort X, vice Daniel H. EsI esiI
relnoved John Roy Anderson, Deputy Postmase % pi,r
eothe Ohio, Charles Martin removed homa, sDs
Deputy Postmaster Dayton, Ohio Jam;s Brook :. :c
James w. Gfeenhow, Deputy ostmaster Fncenge ID ~.
John Scott !ssisned David P Blair. D;pqty Na
sr DEPUTY Postmaster at Bangor Me Isaac shehh ha,s, S
sBsputy posmaser BdESePoF CT & a. LE@p b@pa,y Posi-
master, Mobile, Ala Joshua D. Coffee Deputy Fo'''n'''
Receicers of Pubic Honey, !sc.-Stephen III. n:
Rowan Receiver of the and ote a. sha rics Hiram
John Myers REGISTER Land Office b;c lie Mon.5
AZ Dxep ~ vice Daniel Gawfsy Ir%oHfdHi N = dHi.GJoeE
moved Abraham Morton Register, Clinton yo.
Yans, emoyed Geo smith ks:t'ysI' Tae, Rscsi1r
Helena Arkansas wee Ed McNam.r deceased 80 R1apch
Whit-hursl Receiver W4shirgton Mss wee Ia y
resigned. David G. Bright Receiver Rrss,
William G. Armstrong removed John VI hpss' sibe,. He
Charlottesville vice VIM 4. Noel deceased s - PM Paris
remored John Hog.a Register Direa H. wee 81. hl'S
Heliensrrjn; Geo " Cole, Receiver 's. aug u''N
ReJect'oii' MARcH 8. .IsA:
Crawford " Hall, United States attorney A. hs!y.bI. H.
lh- $3.50 Ss stacy foector Of Gloucester h.
cs Geos pp5e4 Hsn[y . aapg snpngea l'?M Mass
uui,hs ~ i,,on Warner renoved EnOch C. Chapman, ~
poiaed during recess DsPay posna, 81 .oeoassd
inc he reces. Deputy Postmaster at Burlington ve e-D
B Stacy, removed
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
Enlargement of The Tribune.

We joyfuly announce to our rauonS OIL"
Readers, but more especially to our long suffering
Advertisers, that The Daily Tribune will be EN-
,.RoEp fully one e-fourM at the earliest possible
monent-that is, on the 6th of April next, or at
the close of the present Volume We have de.
layed this step as long as possible, but the pres
sure of Advertisements upon cur columns leaves
us no alternative, and we only delay SO long to
finish our present stock of paper and prevent
breaking in upon volume. Meantime we shall
publish Double Sheet each week, to give Room
for Literary Readings crowded-out articles, Le-
eaI Advertisements, &c. We hope thus to be
able to treat our Advertisers fairly for the pre-
SENT and faithfully after three short weeks. We
trust they will continue their generous patronage
Our new Power Press prints some 5000 sheets
per hour, enabling us to get in all the news by
the midnight Southern Mail and yet print our
whole edition by 6 A. M. Subscribers who do
not receive their papers in coed season, will
oblige us by giving early notice at this office
We shall be able to print fully one-f fourth more
News Matter than hitherto and allow an equal
increase of space to Advertisements. Those who
think The Tribune worthy of support will deepen
our many obligations by an effort to increase our
Subscription list.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

NEwJERsEY-The Van Buren Legislature of
this State, Notwithstanding their carrying four of
the FIVE congressman last Fall, have been cutting
and carving the Congressional Districts The
present Districts are, II. Monmouth, Burlington
and Mercer; III. Middlesex, Somerset, Morris !;
", Hunterdon, Sussex and Warren. These are
to be so changed as TO stand thus III. Monmouth,
Burlington; HI. Hunterdon, Mercer, Somerset,
Mddlesex; w Sussex, Warren and Morris. BY
tins division, the population Of the Hid District
is increased SO as to exceed the I'D by some
25,00o. They are also cutting up Towns and
Counties for Political effect, evidently anticipa-
ting a short reign.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
GF Carter has been remanded by Justice Horn
blower for second trial, for the Castner murder.

THIsE kEHTUcKr MrNsrRELz Signor Francisco,
MI. Williams Mr Whltlosk aud Others give grand per
ioraens this evening at half O'clock the American
Museum They delightns every body with their enter.
t1nments See the bills and you will Be sure TO so.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

v w. l.. ROBINSON, Esq, lectures before the
American Institute this evening, in their Hall, in
the Park, rear oil the City Hall. The Mayor and
Common Council are invited, and expected to be
present. Subject. . Spirit of Irish History" The
lecture viii be richly worth hearing.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

NAVY DEPARTMENT, Mnrch =, = iss1 's1
The United States schooner Phem1 wiz sSn .a..
from Norfolk 20, Chsgres the 18Th instant ana ~ s,sos
rsy any e,tsrs or dispatches that sy DC
he postage 70 Norfolk being prs'paid.s 'iaa'''H'
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
PENNsyLvANlA.-The following is the Van Bu
rem Electoral Ticket in this State:

STATE Electors:
CANpL Allegheny. ASA DiMocK, SusQushn na
Dist. ReJreS. Electors:
l. q r. Lehman WIN. Heidsnrch,l II. H. Montgomery,
. Christian kueass, TO- Conrad Sinner. S Isaac Aukeuy
s. VIM. H. Smith, II. stephen Badly, ls 4 D. Foster,
A. John Hill, II. Jonah Brewster. 20 VIM. Patterson,
S. Ssml E. Leech,l Geo schuabel 81. Andrew Burke
.. Samue, Camp. a \ B Eldred g John MeGill,
l. Jesse Sharp, IS Nj. y. lrUne, % Christian Myers
s. y. w. Sample 10. Jas. Woodbun, d. Robert Orr
Senatorial Delegates to the Baltimore Con-
pention-HENpRIcK B. WRIGHT, of Luzcrne, and
BENJAMIN H. BREWSTER, of Philadelphia
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

Anvil; Music REPosiroRs.The loYrly weather YES.
elday hed Broadway aad small portion Of fashionable
Prosnaosls found their INTO this 5you establishment
winch Just below ST. Psu's, and al the proper tuning OF
morning yak holds forth elegant New Music
upoc rs taois<new Piano Fortes waroous-uey and
spisndd dEnoellshHentsake up portion Of the beauties
ci ih. elegant receptacle Of taste and art msrIalt
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
COIrRT CALENDAR..THrs DAv

. HI5 DAV
COMMON PLEAs.-Nos. Al, 81, 63, 80, 4
10, 25, 80, 45, 81, 65, 20, }.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
A4
evening.

Premium RAZOR sTRors.The first premium a, the Fairs
oths American institute has aIded year after
G Saunders Tor the Invention OF Metallic Tablet with
four stes-oi SIDE having The effect Of hons. withou, US
ing oil or water The other sides for keeping the zor
with fine, smooth edge so that with one of rb-m Razors
can be kept IN Perfect order wthon, having recourse 20
Ter or barber It's used aad recommended By the rs;
!es OF England, AID certified by NEST scientific gentlemen
IN this country Its celebrity has caused couneTfeits
ini lmaiion1 inanmsabe which easily be detected by
the coarse nd imperfect surface OF what called the Tablet
side hs original beng smooth polished lanufactory
No. ls3 Broadway, New York mh7 s,sod
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

SPECIAL ELEcT1oN.-The special election of q
Representative in Congress from the XlIIth Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, to fill the vacancy occa-
stoned by the death Of the Hon. HENRY FRIcK,
will take place on the 5th Of next month.
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12

MYsrEnoUs-As persons were engaged yes
Iday in digging ior cellar the site Of building when
had been aiken down al the corner of Water and Walnut
streets te discovered The body OF which appeared
70 have been buried abou, three years An inquest will b
New-York daily tribune., 1844-03-12
CIRCUIT COURT. 49,. Before Judge KzSr.
4 ILL., d W., C,n.E -. lIr.ll.n., II SLn

Action for Grim ConYesterday occupied by Mr. Jud
cumming up fer defendant Ms De Witt VIII close
for the plaintiff and the be given Jury this Tues
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1844-02-10
NEW GOODS.

10 HE subscriber is receiving from PHILADELPHIA
- and now opening, at his Store at the North
East corner OF the Public Square IN Ripley, a
Splendid stock of Winter Goods Consi ,tiny in
part of the following articles,
Plain, Striped and Figured Alapacluster,s. A
new and handsome article
Green, Black and Dove coored Merino,s.
White and Red FIannels
9 pieces Kentucky James assorted,
Blue, Gray, Black, Mised and Striped Casinetts,
Casiin-res and Cashmerets,
Super Blue, Black. Invisible Green's mixed
and Pilot Cloths, ..-..-'
Canvass, Padding, Silk and Twist, best quality,
60 pieces new style winter Prints, -.
pieces Balzarine. 1890 yards Domestics.
pieces Irish LINEN. Jaconets and Cambricks.
Swiss, Null, and Book Muslins. Bishop Lawns,
Supeifne Black Silk Serge,
Black Silk Italian Cravats. Silk & Cotton Iik,fs
Lasting and Composition Buttons,
Silk Velvet and Gueraffe Cloth,
Shoes of almost every description and size.
Gentleman's and Lady's Boots. Beaver and
French Silk Hats. Black 4. W hite hussia Hats,
Best Spanish Indigo 4 Nader. Pepper 4 Allspice
Honey Dew Natural Leaf and common Tobacco
Collins, Mans, Hunts, and Caryers Cast Steel
Axes Boston Nails assorted.
A small lot of Steam Medicines.
Scotch aud .McAboy Snutfs.
Together with many other articles too tedious
to mention. In conclusion, would invite the
Ladies aud Gentlemen to call over and examine
my stock as fatter my that will not Tail to
please and give satisfaction to my former Gus
toners and friends Return my sincere respects
for their very liberal patronage and Respectfully
solicit a continuance OF the same
S. r. sPIGHT.
Deem. 1st 1913.
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Notice..

EDY order Of The Probate Court di Tip
ED pah County Mississippi; Twill sell to
as the highest bidder at the Court
U,use Door, in the Town of Ripley, on The
Twenty e tn Day of March next, the fol-
living Land lying in Tippah County, be
longing to the Estate Of John Gregory decd
to w.t:--1'he SEA Of Sec %, IA, r 3
East
ALSO--On the first day Of April mex,
l ~i:l sell at the Court House Donr IN the
town Of Columbus, the following described
Land lying IN Lownds County, belonging to
said Estate, to wit:--The West ! of The N.
e. of Sec 20, TIS. CTR l6, East.
ALSO-Oa The Bid day Vi April mex
I will sell at the Court House door in :Er
Town Of Macon, the following Lands lying
IN Noxubee County. belonging to said estate
to wit:--Thc West ! Of 5 FL of Ser %
Of y Is, OF r II, East; And The S E Of
Sec %, Of tbs, r II, East.
ALSO-Oa the 6 h day Of April next.
will sell al the Court House door 1.-The
town of Srarkesville, the following desert.
beG Land lying in Oc'ibbeha County, also
belonging to said Es,n'e. to wit:-'Fhe
West Of The S f OF Sec 81. i IL, X II
fast. One and Two year credit will he
given. the purchaser giving bond and ap-
proved security.
BROWN LEE GREGORY.
February, 10Th lA44-l5-3w
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TRUST SALE OF
Negroes e. Land.

| N conformity with certain Deed q
-. trust executed by Archibald Richards
and Charlotte Richards his wife to the
undersigned, Alexander {. Blair and NAH.
CIV Lacy trustees, to secure the pa, ment
OF certain debts due Samuel II. Doxcv and
H.. Z. Arneu. bearing date on the I5h
""y q s1f%ss Hs4S es saf b 5sfso ssav il
10 Deed Book c, pages 62s, 600, g. $50.
viii expose 10 sale to the highest bidder at
q AUCTION. on The first Monday in April next.
lo44) at the door Of the Court House in
Ripley IIppah County Mississippi, all the
following described land and negroes. DO.
scribed IN said Deed Of Trust; 10 wit:
The East half Of Section Thirty two. in
Township One. of Range One East. in ,he
Chlckasaw Land District. Also, John, Dan.
bridge, Talbot, Anderson, John, IA boy,
Stephen, Eliza, Elizabeth, Frankv. Susan.
Ann, EI'n, CLANCY and Parheney, and
heir increase, or SO many as will satisfy
The claims aforesaid and all interest a ccrued
md accrung thereon, ill paid, and all costs
Incidental toihe execution Of said Deed Of
trust. Terms of sale will be cash We
will convey such tile only, as is vested in
IS as Trustees, viii is believed TO La
perfectly good. V .{ aa a
ALEXANDER G. BLAIR,
MATTHEW LACY. &
Tr&stces.
September, lSh lSI3-49-- en-
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Notice.

HNHE undersigned, having been appoin.
IL scd by the Probate Court of Tippah
=, County at tho February term lS44,
Administrator Of the Estate of John Allen
Decd Hereby notify all persons having
csims against said Estate to come forward
and pre- sent their claims within the time
prescribed by law or they will be forever
barred. a7
@ HOMER RAiNEY.
Administrator
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TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN

TAKE NOrICE-1'ha, I have hi. DIV
lileJ my petition IN Tho office of IN, Clo,l
OF HE Probate Coun Of r,ppah County,, in
tho s'n'eol Mississippi, praying tho said
Court Tor Dover in all the property Of INV
deceased husband Nathaniel Iiollonon ,.,,
Of said county. / shall NOV, N. la
court on the first Monday in March 1874.
TO grant The prayer of said petition, when
ana where all perons interested may make
their objections, if any ,hey have.
JENNA IloLLoMoN.
January IL 1914 -l2-4,--fee S3 So
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Estrays.
or TlPPAH COUNTY.
Dec. LIST 1S43

TAKEN TO by David May living Z
mills South West Of Ripley. one SorreI Mare
8 or 8 years old, abou; l5i hands high,
white face and chin, right fore foot and leg,
white up to The knees, white spots and some
gear marks ab. ut her, sore back ccasioned
by the saddle. Appraised to $45, the Is b
November 1913.
TAKEN up by J B. Brown living 4
miles South East Of Salem, on the Ripley
Road, one Black or dark brown mule, sup
posed to be 9 years old, sbod all round
marked Gear. Appraised to $50,
N. NJ ARMOUR RANGER.
December 9th 1913.
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TAILORING.

TIIE undersigned tender their thanks
Il to the public for the very liberal pat
ronage heretofore extended 10 them.
and would be grateful for a Continuance OF
The same. They still occupy their old
stand on the South side of the public
square, where one or both of them may
always be found. All work entrusted to
them will be promptly executed for CASH
or good CASH NoTEs Cutting and Repair.
ing done On The shortest notice for Cash
only.
GOSsETT 4 BlGGS.
September, 2nd lS43-45f
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Spun Thread.
STILL CHEAPER!

have on hand and for sale, cheaper than the
cheapest, fearless of competion or reduction of
prices; first rate article of Spun Yarns, at Ele
II dozen per dollar or nine cents per dozen.
Come over to Spights Corner and get cheap
bargains.
S. R. SPIGHT.
Dec. 1st 1S43 .,..
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n Office.

"A S The subscribers have determir ed to
IVA wind up their present business al
this place, they would respectfully
but earnestly request all persons that are
indebted to them to call and make immedi.
ate payment, as indulgence cannot be
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F Feb. 9Th lS44-l5-4t
ADMINISTRATORS MOTTO E.

10y order Of The Prabate Court Of Tip.
:" pah County, Miss, / will sell, on the
first Monday Of March next, to the
highest bidder, at The Court House door in
the town Of Ripley, ona credit Of twelve
months, one hundred acres Of land, of the
south west quarter Of section nine, in town.
ship four, range four east, belonging to the
estate Of Hugh II. Allison, Decd. Bond and
approved security required Of the purchaser.
3 y lf{} NANCY,A. ALLISON,
Admins tratix.
January Odd lSl4-3t
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DOGAN g. CLEVELAND.
Per A G. BARNETT.

Ripley, Deem. 30th 1913 l0-Sw
p s. The subscribers have on hand
small stock Of goods, consisting in part of
The following articles, VIZ Calicoes, Bleach
ed and Brown Domes,ics, Apron Checks.
Sa,ineus, Mernoes &c &c. Also small
lot of Hard, Queens and Stone Wares &c I,
all of which they will sell unusually low for
Cash @ d. g. c. .
Per A. &. B.