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Feb. IA. l845.
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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01
THE STATE UNIVERSITY.

The board of Tfus ees of this Institution met
on the 18th of Jan. lS45, in Jackson. The
meeting adopted BY laws for their government,
and elected A. M. Clayton Of Holly Springs
presiden', and Thomas II Williams OF Ponto.
Toe Sec. and Treasurer. The former state
architect, Mr.. Nichols, at the request Of the
board, submitted to them several plans for the
building. The State Treasurer reported to
hem that there had been $50 $500 of the
seminary fund received into the treasury.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01
MR.. WEBSTER.

The Massachusetts Legislature, by MAORI
~ Of more than two to one, has elected the Hon
Daniel Webster to the Senate of The United
States, for six years from the 4th Of March next
/, the place Of Mr.. Choate. Mr. Webster is
n.rhaps the most extraordinary man of the age,
ia point Of intellect he has no superior IN tins or
any other country. 10 him is combined trans
cendant genius, commanding e'oquence, and a
fund of information rarely acquired BY any OF
iis specic-. He has Already spent more than
a quarter Of century in the couascls aud ser
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

Tho ntws ~ he M,sc4n revolution created
profound feusallDu "a W sshlng on, where u "a.
received on he 1th mat Tho correspondent 81
Il HE Charslon Courier snyf.
Nv wcte as'onishcd ~ he intelligence tbs
santa Aups had been drpusrd and driven oui o
Mrsco. NJ C4ltoun received lhe iuleIlgene
rom New q h ~, IBIS morning There ~ y
daub # rs ifuh agrees with the imptcss
ION. which Mr.. Cushing lad iotmod AZ To III
result. Mr. Gu hing leii Vera Cruz ,wp day
before The vessel which brought the news. /
h tot The rpninn here that the revolution "ill
be favorable 90 uur Interests II val! not aft Ct
our relations w,lh MeSco 10 any way whatever
The new government Will BE- equal, hostile to
Us with the old one"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01
Mr.. CUSHING.

This gentleman has returned TO the United
States, via Mexico He has accomplished the
obi CT of his mission Go Chlna:)--anC mes
successfully, to judge from the vote of the Sen
ate on the confirmation of the treaty which he
has ncgo'ieted. The vote stood AZ in favor Of
he confirmation, none against it We are,
however, as yet unable to give the terms and
details of,hs compact TO our readers; for tho
he Senate has renewed lis Injunction of secre.
Sy, the President, TO whom according to the
rule the treaty was returned after confirmation
has not as yet promugaedt.
Bu from the vote Of he Senate on confirma
zion, we SHOULD suppose the treaty to be unex
ceptionable in its character.
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SLAVES Observation-Disclosures
THE STATE

A distinguished cilz n Ct Georgia in letter
to Governor Brown, makes this inquiry:
"W neither, after the first day Of January lS45 |
l. or any BODY can he, according to the cont
s,rullon OF laws, permitted TO move into the
s ate ct Mssiss'ppb"h negroes!'
We understand the Governor has responded
to the letter, referring The writer to the altlclr
in the constitution he adtd "Siaves," and giving
l, a. his opinion that neither the constitution or
laws now prohibit The Introduction Of slaves
into this state by actual settlers for their indvd
ual use
The 2nd section of the article ia the constu
ton under the head Of "slaves," reads as fol-
lows:
f Section 3. The introduction Of slaves into
this state as merchant o., or FIR Gale, hail be
pr hlhlted from and al er the fl 6 dav of May,
, eighteen hundred and ihlry,hree. Provided
. That The actual settler or settlers shall ro be
prohibred frcm purchasing slaves in any site
IN this Union aud brItglrg them mo this state
o for their own individual use, until the yea.
4 1915.
|. The opinion has obtained TO wide extent
thai even "acluai settlers" we're intended TO b,
. deprived OF the privileee OF introducing slsve'
e MO the state, Tor ",udisldua use" from ant
!. after the first OF January If the presen, year
I, II is OF high importance thai The peblic m,nt
should be al once disabused # his error. Int
plain language of The constitution admits of bu
>, one Interpretation Ia Introduction of slave
into the state, Gas merchandise, ar for sale
u was prohibited absolutely from and after thu
/, trst day OF May 1881 but the RICH, OF citizens
to purchase lheal IN any other staie and bring
item INTO this, for their individual use. wa,
: Guaranteed nt,I the first day # Januay 1875
81 After that period the legislature may prohlbl
!. Their introduction by settlers who have pur has
ed them abroad. Has this been done! Il ha
not, nor Is 1t remotely probable that 1t will dc
so at any future time.
Blu, in regard 10 the right of emigran,s t
bring slaves into the state al their pleasure
there Can be no question. The following is tn,
, provision OF the constitution on this subject:
= sec. The Legislature shall have no powe
= to pass laws for the emancipation OF Save
\ without The consent of their owners uness wher,
is the slave shall have rendered TO The state some
distinguished sevice; in which case, the uwoe
: shall b. paid full equivalent for the slave 81
Y emancina ed. They shall have no power to pc
vent emlgranls TO his state from bringing witt
them such persons as are deemed slaves by tn
laws Of any one OF the Unred States. so oog as
{ any person Of The same age or description slal
be continued in slavery ~ the laws OF his s'a,e:
proviird, thai such person or save he The bona
: fde property Of euch engranls Aud provided,
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

vice Of The nation. ll8ld ~ his pei. iuas' and
bGy 10 III. belhng, g has encountered q. bee
,aieI.re,s tl,s UuHd ever know, aud has never
.s.i, the geld e BATHS without he admiration ol
ms friends and The rotpee' Of ht' eoemics' Ia
his return 70 che senate We see the rtoslfa'f
stoppects If whgsefy nc once mote enls ned,
..-,n han he clinbined hopes oi fallen Federal
SIN. ns'yeism, dlsuibuton aud ssfumFton al
concentrates; waist lho pro'eclionlst |, ok rp1n
han A. ilef abps champion. The Whole Why
.balarx wtl, boacoiorlh have webslerian cast
Mr. Cnticnden aud tic humber followers Of Mr.
CLAY. will have henceior,b 10 yield TO his mighty
intellect, and be, no longer thwared by the
superior popularity of Mr.. Clay with his party
and his lnuumerab e parasites, will demand Of
his party the rex presidency as reward for
his long and many services The claims OF
SCOT will sink into insignficsncr; whist those
If Mclean, Ewing, Archer, or Leigh, will be
lost in di.tgncs No more will we hear his
name associated with bastard and traitor; but
The embodiment himself will not equal bin in
eIoquence, craftsmanship, and superior sagaciy,
and The faint of The Tyler administration vii
all be constituted in the brilliancy Of his rising
glory.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

We are completely in the dark about tn
meaning at certain mysterious illusions, which
solver Old-choo," The Wa,hnglon cores
pondenr of the Philadelphia "Unlted States e.
z tie" is pleased 10 throw out on the Il
inst He says that upon running for hls secon,
term, Gen, raj Jack on consented to AXE the
name and become the head OF 'the DamncraiiC
party"--that "ths rsiying OF party under H.
old and popular banner, was the plan o Nj
Ven Buren, aud certain Southern polilcans-
Rilchle. S,evcn,on, Smith If south CarDIIoa,
g., each having heir own views IN suh'ervr
toy M Van Buren's and Mr.. Stcvenson's
v ere in part accomplished Mr. Rich e, ~.
Stevenson aud others, have sii further. OF iec :
10 attain, aud are likely to a tain them by ,hi,
scheme"
VIA, 'vicws" we have, we are somewha, a.
| 4 IS 10 understand. We are not IN quest o
flee. We Will receive no iavor from Ia,
administration. VIVA views, then, can W,
have! We are somewhat cnrious TO know, ant
"hope we don't lnlrude, II we ask for inforna
TOM Rich E qurer
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

r ETTERS of administration having been
granted to the undersigned, on the Estate
Of Isaac A Sheriff. deceased, at the Octf Der
term 1874. the Probate Court OF Tippsh
County Mississippi All persons indebted 70
said estate, are requested TO make immediate
payment. and al those having claims against
said estate, are notified to present them with
il the time prescribed by law, or they will DO
forever barred.
JAMES WALKER,
Admin,slrator ofssId Estate.
Jaruary 18Th lsz5-9-6.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01
From the London Spectator OF Nov Is.

The wee Chance Tor gave judgment III the
case OF tLXtaoie sereu, The Slate o, LIMOS, on
Kontay. lore jay lsiO, Marian Sarah
Laugs one, who III ha month married Autho-
ny lux aole, rk, by advice OF Dir J. Wrgu
OF The tirinot Wughi 81 Co, her bank rs, ii
vested a con- deratls sum of money (E6 54i(
IN boude Issued under the sea- OF HE q. enur ol
ilInols. 4aessrs Wight wee the agents Tor
he State, to which they were largely lndeb ed
wien the bahk faxed. Messls. Mapnisc,
smith & Co, we're then appointed agents tor
The Sta,e; that tsm u sequenlly Undergone
divers changes oi partnership, and becoming
known as hdguiac, Jard.ne, IL Co white slrce
Apn, lc42, Aessre. BariLg, BrolLers g. Co,
have been The agsuls Ia March, lo42 The
agents re used TO acknowledge .Nrs huxta.
bie's bonCs, or 10 pay he divide nds upon tht m
ON the plea that The bonds aud slxlerL oiLe S
had been lrregularly sent into the market b,
Messfs "rg i & Co; that The coupons had
no, sufficient FUNDS.
1he plaintiff denied that she was liable for
the irregularities of the States aeen; and fa,-
lhefaiecg hat Mr., Jaudon, as commissioner
OF ths State, had PROVED debt agalIsl the es.
tate OF Nlessrs Virgin & Co. ann uniting to
El7920; which sum included the money she
had invested She III refort fled bill AGAINST
theS Stale and various persons, including the
partners 10 The several firms, praying thai the
dividend upon Wright, estate ngh, not be
pald over 10 the State unul her clam should
have been satisfied. The State of Illinois d,d
not appear 10 The b bu, Me>srs Masnac a.
Go. denurvedto II, on the score Of general
want Of equity as regards them.
Tie vice chancellor observed, in giving iudr
meni 1t did not follow that, II the State II | !,
nols had fepudlated The transaction, thew rem
dlited II on the offensive meaning ntentei TO
be gwen 10 that word, or hat they had don
so without reason; 'or.if the State placed bonds
IN the hand OF It's agents with rtain direc
lions how to use them, and they were lmprop.r
y dealt with by iho.e agen g, It would be too
much 10 say that the State &C ed dishonest .
because II refused 10 sane ION what It had not
auiholizad. He ihouIhl the uansact,nn a fair
one on the part Of he S ale The question
was, had The planllff ~ her bill. made ont sui
iicieni case against Mes RS Narniac g. 90 A.
one party, and MessFs b ring, Brolhers g. Co
! "a another party! The allegations in he h,lI
were too lnd'stlnct ss respected The several plr
'ieS; and heugh they appeared 10 be the sub
stratum of good Case, he did no, think that il,
had been sufficiently made op,. The demurrer
therefore, was allowed.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01
A PROVlDENTIAL ESCAPE

Bishop Sou'r, who arrived Al Columbia, y
stated III The :, nth Carolina Conference, that
on the ngh belone his arrival, the stage was
run away with by The frightened horses, aud
da he'd to pee S: he very .pokes in the wheels
we're knocked or, am he coach made per
tee, wreck He lad been otien behr IN perIls
by sea aud land, but never in such Immn N
danger Of death IN all The course OF his fe II
Gods pruvldentia care h. attributed his pres
esvatlon. Not HAIR his head was hurt.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

ARRiED--On Thursday Evening he 3Olh
January. by tie Rev G.. p Miller, Mr. JAMES
AMBER ov, TO Miss MARY JANE, daughter Of
William McGil, Esq all Of ripplh County.
"i' member us no common lie,
That binds her youthful heart,
IT'S one thar only truth should weave,
And only death can part"
Then take her, aud may A.e,ing time,
Mark only jays increase.
And max ycur days glide swcet'y on.
10 happiness and peace"
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wantd fmmsiiate,y-The Wings arc il

Wantd Immediately. -The Wings arc IL
distressing need OF a qusuiliy ot paulc stock,
her Old supply teirg enluely exhausted aud =
name not vel haltmaue Come then, hagr.rd
A., announced iii e Notwithstanding nervou
wing ufli - hoIdrts-Ioslng presidential better
- ia United 8 ties TAX Directors aud AT
iofncys--tancy stock gamble 4 Guy ioI sfe,
ula,ofs--,he sd aye looiers--"cnne one, con"
al " and send up one Iong, simultaneous, dIsina
howl ot-,cam Of confidence, ana perhaps yo,
may ftigr en- solnob1uy ye,. Now or never
Maine Age.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

al.e. nat laws esg BE- ffescd 10 pfoh,'" wv '"t
uifedueuan ,nlo his Stale ct rs''s "'''
have rcmmi.pd lagb on@cs ~ olhef SAWS
Iwil bs rb.eycd that ihc h,eono s'.,'u" ~ ~
the sane afl.c'c Of ibe eors'u on 80
c,,ed. fslcfs soley g. me lu'f'du.'''n "' ~
u utn,fchandis or f,f Re' aud ioh lV,,'
csc II tem ron pbfolo hy cuE!s ''u'
Grants are boi alluded 10. w hretf1 20 ~
ngtie,,s scclf,i la h. a' q1i a'H " ~ F"
eensi,iu,iap. there can be- o. dispute ~
apLi, are fully and expressly secure. "'
iber rcmsrse would scent be Onnec'sssiy'-
II. however, gc'sons dlfpostd 10 EN- gaze -, y
this state should. alter carefully examining Tue
constirutioa, still have lears as TO me l'o u
their property, II may te ~eil enough Tor 'uen
to be apprs,d that The legislature has he'.
adopted any remedy ny winch 'hey oou'u y
Or, ce sded alausl even were the cohs'"u.,"'
different from what our reading makes IT, i"'
constitution Of the UnIled States "a We dS
TINS STATE, adm,s the ughl Of property Ia s'"'e'
We have 10 Jaw aulhurzng The c"hbsca'oh'
such uroppry; nor Is there any law ~ tue St'''
imposing a hne, or other penalty uio' ae'aa
settlers TOR The Introdac ion OF saves mo u''
Stale tor lh-lr nmv dual use. h.se lde's
however, W. regard as enleiy snprtnd'uH' "o'
ding he views We have expressed Oh The con
stitunon.-M lssissppan.
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HUMAN LIFE.

slope writes the poetry of the boy" as soma
writer beautifully expresses II, "bu' memory
that Of the man. Man looks forward VIII,
smiles, bot backward with sinhs. Such is tbs
wise providence of God The cup of life is
sweetest At .ae brm, the favor is im aired %
We drink deeper. and The dregs are made bitter,
'ha, we may not srugs when II IS taAen roM
VI lips"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

HEAVY BEr.-A gentleman in Tennessee
agreed, ilr twcnty dollars, To 1--WE une dollar
ror HE first ei, ctora vote Gov. Polk should
receive over Mr.. Clay, and to double II il.
ge"me'rical progression tor The majority of the
Ercio,a' '"ilege TIA" sum lost amounts 10
$40, 1898 457 467 800, lO3 23ll.
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AID ILLUSTRATORS NOTICE.

a II The November Term, lS4i, of the Pro.
"A bate Court Of TSha mlngO County, Ms.
s'ssIpp,, Letters Of Administration were
granted TO The unders gned, on the Estate uf
Vacha Lalghr, deceased. No,ice is thereir.
gwen TO al pesons having claims against sald
f. ate % pres ut them properly authenticated,
within The time prescribed by law, OK they viii
be barred.
NEAL MORRISON, Atm.
January 25;h lSio-ll-6w lice 81.
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toop 1u0ucBfs 30 TrH NOuHG youh,
DlHneli fctgntly maee 80 eloquent fpcech =,
dpnclrslff, (EnRlahd,) ~ lbs ctul'e Of eLeh
lo nbafkea ibet iue Ponce II ~ phllotoply
had sbid, ~ au immortal tpopbihepm, that
hnawle'gs . powtf'--but II ls u, les true
bat "huowledge h pleasure" II /, knowledge
ha' 'qnalE The social con di,cn Of mat -lhs,
'W's % al oar fclficsn position. psseions
when are 10 common, end euj ymen's which
80 ~ vrrial II * Ike Tho ladder in tho
iBlfareb's myslic dream Is base rests on
the prmev,l carh--iis crest Is los, in the ,bat.
wy ependor Of he empyrran, while tho great
u'hots. that Tor ttaliunaty ages have held n,
chain OF science ard lhlloeophy, Of p,cya and
rudioo, are ike Tie angels asruua,ug and
descending 10 The sacred tca'c, aud uan,a,n.
ny, as Il were, the communication between
aian and heaven " "Knowledge Is no longer
lonely cre'ni'e, sfdrdlng a ,hince and cao.
lyahng hospitality 10 sotnc grim-kBowl.
dye u now foupd in The market place, n cit.
zen and leader Of cii,zpns The tpiri, hss
touched The mullilude--it has nprcgnated the
mass The youth OF nation are The Trustees
Il posierl'y--the youth # the present day are
he rising generation ola society unprt cedenred
in ,hp. history Of the world that is at once p2wer.
ul aud new"
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01
10 THE PUBLIC.

The undersigned is now publishing Demo
cratic newspaper in the town OF Ripley caied
tho Ripley Advertiser. The entire reading
matter Of The paper will be contributed and Sc
,ec,ed by Messrs N. S Pice g. A. NJ. Jackson
Roth of these gentlemen are well known to the
community in which they i've they promise '0e
readers Of the Advertiser 10 make the paper as
;,,o,ss,;oc and as useful as the nature OF 'he
..e and their abilities will allow Bes'des 'ne
discussion of politics the paper w''' eo0'a'" Z"
variety Of miscellaneous intelligence 0' al '''e'
.s,;,o character The conductors pfoms Tue
nublic TO render the Advertiser u'e'o fam''y
manor The publisher expects the support Oh
the democracy cas-, of the Basis Meridian as "
:. now the only papr in the whole ch'cA's1"
,..so0 cas-, of he a. ridian. Every eh'r' Will
be made blythe publisher to extend It's c''cu'''
ton as widely as possible. Terms OF suoScf'p
tim ,wo dollars aud half in advance.
Advertising and job work on the cHeape''
TERMS IF. FORD.
~. ,,1sas PROPRIETOR
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Love --"What is love, Clara" said Bill hs
other nIgh'. as he SAT by The side Of bic sweet.
heart, allow! Bill! hardly know what it lie;
oul suppose II must be letting married and kls.
sing hltle babies" Bill tainted.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

SAM SLICK AND THE w MEN In the last OF
San Sick IN Eng aGd, we fad The following
Gus squire, weddn rs is never out of aomau'~
heads, They never think of nolhiTg else. a
young gall is aIays thnkin of her own; as soon
she is mar ed, the is match maxim for her
companions, and when she is ht,Ie grain oil
der, her dar,er''s weddn's up?ermos, agin Oh,
1t lakes grea study 10 know a woman how
cunnm' they are! Ask young gall The news
and she'll tell you of all the dea hsn The place,
to make you think she doa't trouble herself a
lou, marriages. A an cid 'oman, she'iI tell
you f all the marriages, 10 make you hink SIZE
is tasln an in'ereetin The world that she am,
They sar ainly do beat all, do women"
ANOTHER NEW STATE Florida is knock
ing al the doors OF Congress for admission into
the Uaioo. On the l2h ul. Mr. Levy had her
constitution and memorial printed aud properly
referred. Lei her come 10 al once. The shield
OF he glorious constitution of our Union is broad
enough ior twenty more States.
The Z esident elect OF the Uni'ed States, in
repyl 10 letter addressed to hun BY commit
Tee Of CT zers Of H gersiown, lnllmates his IN
tent on TO decline all invitations to stop ON hts
route 10 Washington. lie says
Necessary and pressing duties will detain M,
al nome until the early part OF February nexl,
whichwiII require me to proceed by the mos,
Greet rouie--occupy ng The shortest time to
W ashlnglon City. snail most probably cross
tbe mount AIMS, over land IRON Wheeling and hy
railway lrom Cumberland direct to Was hiDgion.
The SEMINOLE INDIANS The people of 81
aue u>llne, feeling some alarm from the remai
mig ludans in Florida, wrote TO Geuera
worth, who lntosmed them that there are tu
Sl2 persons Ietl Of the tribe, and that there IL
nothing to iear IRON them.
In he year 1917 proclamation was issued
hal women should mol meet together 10 babbit
and talk, and that all men sa9pld keep thei'
wives in their hcuser.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

Mr.. Foster wing Senator from Tennessee,
has introduced d bill ~ the Senate for he i'm,
mediate annexation Ct Texas, and declared him
self in favour of the measure Milton Blown q
the House has pursued like course.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

Sir Jane Oxcnden, of Ken, E gland, is now
bu ding machine, which he announces is
nearly completed. and with which he expects
to move At the rate OF forty miles an hour, ard
which he can bring TO a dead stand still III 20
seconds Pic.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-02-01

Gen. Albert C. Greene of Rhode Island has
cen elected 10 the u. :. Senate in the place
Of the Hon John B Francis FIR six years after
he 4th of March.