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Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1845-11-05

4 tHlGsE.-IO Casks FOR sArrUY
- oe - GORnoN a SIMMER.
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COMMISSION BUSINESS.

wv, ub'eh"i H. uHs day flnA.d Coaanenh,p WAL MI
h">h-t w iosss Of buckingham County kIs.U. -
~ iaiSir be 'atiueL uhi.T ts Dbrs Tiny
wal make hhtrh advances produce hand orice on ls
street Gsls-g. Mills. r. H. l. DIDRTII
Enquirer teeuts ~ a copy. a. 2I--,f
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n NHAmPAGNE. DE Belmont and Crown" bIaaI.
~ Genuine "Empies,a and DsI.s" R-ssilas
su1eIi'r E--f ronsGes. large ..-.
D.. El.h Pickles aud Sauces.
Just rc.l.-d and for sale by JOHN okkar
II Iss Nj, :,
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VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL
MUSIC.
JOHN V. HARDWICKE,

brapsr and Taller,
HSj-S returned ncu with an. mo-,
""is inytIrd Ter The ade,h-y ar. not 10 L. ,,..I - ~
CO. = h-i~ o ee~berr. lie iryles hs -. a..
te'A.s 20 eau and eIamine p.s.s h,.sA :, -,
u~ =" s' aor.nic terms quslsy can ~
n nay ny in the Un'vn. ' s.' - Pus -
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A VALUABLE
PI n t Il t on
SnDE2 GAn,Sm.

OAA @A-1S
MILL he exposed for SALE at public vendue, on
w the 9th day of Octcber next, on the premises,
the large and extensive Plantation, late the estate
Of William Reeser deed, situate in Augusta town.
ship Northumberland county, about 5 miles from
Sunhurv. 4 miles from the Pottsve and Danvil illc
Rail Road miles from the Su. .quebanna River and
ahout miles from the Great Mahonoy Coal Re.
pion, and The Great Road to Harrisburg and
WomelsIorf, cor tanning $50 acres, lao acres of
which aie cleared, with large proportion of mca.
dow aud an orchard; the residue il we'll timhcted
SAID pl n'aion can he divided into three dis,inc,
la'ms without prejudice TO any Of the divisions.
each division having good supply of water by
iunhng STR ans and springs in every direction.
s The improvements c"nsis, of large
STONE DWELLING HOUSE. a. f.
....EYs, from, and 81 Il. d' ep. which occupied
E-AESs Tor numher of years as a Tavern Stand,
and in which store j. kept Mt present A spring,
close hy, runs through the cellar. There is also
Bank BAN, with extensive stahlinr, on the pI,mi.
ses also a Saw-mill on a considerable stream tha,
runs through part Of the Il"ce; also House and
Barn near the awm. 1t will he off red in small
tracts. if purchasers wish the same. An ndsput,-
bIe ii L. and possession can be given OH the s of
April. isi6.
Sale IT, commence at 10 o'clock. \ NJ, on said
day, when the conditi,ns will lie made known hy
SAMUEL. REESER,
DAVID REESER
Augusta, Aug. l6. lsI5-St Executors
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BALTIMORE MARKET.

0Noc ofhe BALrIMoRE AMEnicAN, Aug. ls.
GRhlN.-There is a fair supply of Wheat at
market to-day, but the millers general having
full stocks on hand sales are rather difficult to be
made We quote ordinary TO prime reds at IS a
81 cts. A sale of lot of Penna. red was made
at Sc cts. and lot of Penna. white, not white e.
nough for family -four, on terms not made public,
We quote Nd. white Wheats at Sj a 95cts
Corn has further improved. Sales to day at Is
a II cts for white, and AZ a rs cts. for yellow.
a sale of Pcnna. yelluw at 40 cts.
A lot of Penna. Rye was sold to-day on terms
not tsanspired, put sad to be above 60 cts
Sales of Oats at 30 a 81 cts.
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FOURTEEN
1'alttabIc ArttrlrS.

/ BRENNER's NERNirUGE- a cerfuin cure for
I' worms--safe and very pleasant to take.
.. GipsoN's ExrRAcrs. which remove Grease
Of all kinds, Dry Paints Tar. Vanish and Wax,
from carpets NJ from clothing, without iujuring the
color or The cloth.
8 LoSpoS FIR PApru-ihe best thing know
for killing flies aud musqutocs.
4. A certain Destroyer of Rn's, Mice, Reaches
and An's,-and another of Bed Bugs.
s. GUSN's SprcirIc for Sur stomach. Hcau
Burn and Water Brash. lv one who had sutl red
thirteen years, before he discovered the cure.
Dn. STEVENS GREEN OISrMe>r Tor the Piles
It has never failed To cu'c.
Z. HAuuIso>'s Trrrru WASH.
g. BnEMoND's ISpgLIpLr ISK,-without o
rival
g. Tmr CoMrouSp CoNrrcrIox or F,Gs-
Just the medicine for children aud for women il is
so pleasant 10 take.
10. Backs NtGrr,pLE ASTin,Lious Puts.
II. GuSN's ENoLLir>r WArEn.ruoor Pas1p,
for Harn,ss, Boots &c. II sofens the leather, and
keeps out the water
IL. Poou Mass STRENGTHENING PL,srrR
l3 JAcKsoN's DIannmTA MIXTURE, which
cures the wors, Diauhra in u few hours
il JAcKsuN's DYsr>T,nY MIxruns, Gers
tain and speedy cure for Dyscn,ery aud Summer
Complaint.
The above vauahl" articles are sold wholesale
and retail, hv l.. &. GUM, No | Souih F,Hh
street, deiDkio-whcc Storrkerpers and q.
'h,rs wi! he supp iel with pure African Cayenne
PEPPER, Arnica Flowers, Drugs, Paints. Os, Glass
and Varnsh.s "a, the lowest prc,s Terms ~ ly
cash. q J" Cut out The advertisement, aud btluc
1t with Won.
Phil ,,l,lphia July lo,h lSj5 -ly.
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Orphans Court sale.

TN pursuance ot an order f the Orphans Court
1 Of Northumberland county, will be sold at pub.
lie vendue on Saturday The 20rh day of September
next, on the premises, to wit: A certain tract Of
land situate in the township of Little Mahonoy, in
said county, adj ming laud of Jacob hilhsh' Leon
ard Reed, and the Mahonoy Creek, containing l21
acres, more less. Wherecn is erected two story
Log House, Spring house. a large Bank Barn. and
two orchards. Also, at the same time and place,
the undivided tenth part of three tracts of unimpro.
we'd land, situate in Li,lie Mahonoy aud Coal town.
ships, viz: two tracts adjoining lands Of Daniel
Herb, snr decd, and others, containing about 500
acres, and the other adjoining Wendell Lstscha and
Others, in Coal township, containing about 100
acres.-Late the estate Of Leonard Ferster, deed.
Sale to commence at 10 O'Clock, A. NJ, of said
day, when the terms Of sale will I've made known
by PETER FERSTER.
Sunbury, Aug. l6, lsi5,-6l. Adm'r
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The "SIGar Coated Indian Sege.
table Pills." IrtsiUI Ibil:lnt.
AN OBSTINATE CASE.
H,r,Nnur Eeh lHih Is

BALTIM feh. l3ih, 1912.
nR. n. W. ANUREWS Sir.-rhe bK Il
- DIR Smiths Sugar Coated Indian Nrget 'lle
Pills" purchased Il YOU same two months past,
found in their Application 10 my son OF about fiji.
ten wears of arr) the mnst happy effects the
sysim. He had heen for some Nesrs dec te
in health, and very much sui j'ct io Fever and
Chill - much ~ nS ~ ate alarm for his future
health. and for two or three wears We htd t. keep
him from schou most otiir lime. ] am now iit k
To sckn"wir'lpc tie c"mpl re resroraion of his
health, and tar prospect of us permanen, 81 y
mrnt. JoHN \. S.NGSroN,
M. 100 Hanover 81.
The above gentleman is n we'd known whole
sale merchant in Baltimore.
QT CAU llON.--As a miserable imitation has
been made, tv the name oi sugar Coated PhI.."
il is necessary tn he sure lha, DR. Benz SMIru's
sisua'urc is on every h"S, Pricr rs cents.
Principal Office. l19 Grcenwich It. NV York.
Sold hy JOHN ". FRIlING. Sun6,ry.
WM. FORsYrHE. Norihum'd.
August l6, lS45.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County:
l BEG leave to offer myself as candidate, Al the
l. ensuing ee, ton, for ihr office OF
County ditOr.
II should be- elected. will discharge the duties
of the office with punctuailv.
PETER BlyLER.
/ Lower Mahonoy, Aug. l6, 1915
/ To the Electors of Northumberland
County:
! WE are authorized 10 say, that the subscriber
w Of Northumberland, will be candidate or
the Office of
PROTHoNoTARY
Of Northumberland county, provided he can receive
the nomination oil the county convention.
JOHN w. MILES.
Northumberland, Aug 9th, ls45.-3t
NIAX SEED.-The highest price will y,
given for Flax Seed, at the store Of
/ Aug. Q, Isi5. HENRY MASSER.
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To the Electors of Northumberland
County:
7 RESPECTFULLY solicit the support of my
Fellow citizens, ut the ensuing election, for the
Office of
co. q N Err.
! promise, should be elected, TO discharge the
duties of the office with prompnes-.
MARTIN IRWIN.
Sunhnry, July 9Th. Isi5.
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
DElNG solicited by m,ny Of my friends.
p have Consented to uiier my self as a candidate
for the office Of
Tr IsUrcr
OF NonhumbcIl ,nd county. Should YOU see pro.
per ,r elect me, | plrdc- nv self TO perform the
duties of said office with lidctv.
WILLIAM GULICK.
Sunbuy. May 3lst, 1885.
70 The Electors of Northumberland
County.
~ dilften, pats Of the county. have consented
to he a candidate for the Office of
TREJ SIRER
of Northumberland county. | nced hardly assure
my iellnw.cit'zens that if am elected. will en-
deavor To d-ch ,ree the duties Of the office faithful.
ly and impartIally.
JESSE NJ. SIMPSON.
Sunhury. May l7,h, lsi5
To the Electors of Northumberland
County.
'NHE subscriber, from the encouragement, rccci-
we'd from his numerous friends hereby offers
hms, as a candidate for the office of
AsURER
. ..,E\ \,t hmm tinrl b,eh h. ,t.,t-
elected, he will fulfil the duties Of The office with
/ idch'y. FRANCIS BUCHER
J Suuhury, May l7ih lsi5
TO ,hc Electors of Northumberland
/ County.
1 4 J. the s"Iicitaion Of number of my friends in
! ~ ditlcren, parts of the county. have consented
/ To he a canddire ior the office Of
rRoTHoNoTARY.
Shoud he 50 fortunate as 10 hs eecDi, pl dge
myself t" discharge the duties of the office with
prnmp'ness and fidelity JAMES BEARD.
: McEwcus,ir, June 2lst, ls45.
/ 70 the Electors of Nor,hurbe land
County.
FELLOW CITIZENS: ! would respectfully
ol'er m,s,lf 10 Your cons dcration, as a candi,
date Tor the office If
S'ROTHO.NOE4RY:
Should | he elected. it will he nv pleasure. as
well duty attend to the bus ness OF the office
with fidelity aud puncrusiity.
WM J. MARTIN.
Snnhurv, Nav l7th, lsi5.
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PnoCUAZeE1nt al

[A ~ A/3GSlIt
DAGUERRIiN GALLERY of Patent Preni-
um COiOred hhsnesses. and Photographic
Depot;
No. l36 Chcsnut Street, PHILADELPHIA.
NJ. 25l Droadwsv, New York No. as Court
Street, Boston No. 1876 Chesnut Street Pbila-
delph'a Baltimore street. Baltimore Broad
way, Saratoga Springs No. So Canal Street,
New-o,cans Main Street Newport, II. l. And
Main Street, Du Buque Iowa
CONSTITUTING the olles, and most Exicn-
" sive Essbli ,hment Of the kind in the Wotll,
and containing more than THOUSAND PDR.
TRAITS, embracing those Of some Of the most
distinguished individuals, in the United States.
Admtance free.
This Establishment having been awarded the
Ncdai -Four First Premiums, nnd hU0 "Hghest
Honors' at the Exhibitions at Boston. New York
and phadel hia, respectively for hest Pictures and
Apparatus, Is thus officially sustained in the posi-
lion OF superiority heretofore universally assigned 1t
10y the public, as First in The WOriA'
June 2Sih, ISi5.-lv
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NWE. 2, I~FF.
Valuable Property
FOR SALE,

AiLI he sold, al pubic 'enlur, on Friday
w and SATURDAY, the 5ih and ct, of Srpien.
lee, lSij, IN ack,on township. Northumberland
couu,y, Pa, the following described valuable pro.
perry, via
1T. On Frilav. Sept. 9th, on the prem es, hat
valuable Farm situate IN SAID township, on the road
lsading from G, org town tn Klinccr,town and
Poisvr. about IN lcs frum Genreet'wn and the
Susquehanna nver. ard six miles from Kin gers
'own, now occupied hy lac IL l.e-he', containing
2ii acres, of which atout $50 acres are cleared
and ~ good cultivation, and the remainder covered
With ia. finest growth Of the most valuable llmh,r
The Improvements nn this fam consist of tao r-
CANT two story dwelling houses, standing each
"ther the one IA log house aud the other a frame
house, With an excellent well of ~a'er near The
donr, laige bank tarn, wagon huusc, granny,
corn cIh, cI er press and oiher 'u buildings
There are alaa on the prcm"es, two excellent
orchards, producing various kinds h tTuu -"
the hes, qu,lny, a limestone quarry AMI lime lu
The whole racI consists of limestone land of as su
y, nor "a quality "a any in The statr. The ahove
d.scrh,d iarm vi ne sclI together or in paHs, Ia
suit purchasers and indi, putahle title aud peace
able po- Session given on the = Y Of April n'N'.
- Ga tuIiav, : ptemter 6h, on the premi
ses an excellent Farm or tact f land, (now ocou-
pied hy John l.esh'r) situate in the township and
,oun,v Aforesaid. 3 miles from Klnger stown, on The
road lcadlrg from Uuionrown 10 khngerstown,
cont ,iniug 6s acres adj lining lands ot Abraham
/ Troutm,n and B,niamn Leitzel, and the Mahon.
tougo creek, abnu, 55 of which cleared and
in good cultivation, and the remainder excellent
woodland whereon ae erected large two story
| dwelling house, with an excellent well of water n ar
! the door, large double log barn, with all other ne.
cess,ry out buildings There is also upon the pres
misses an excellent orchard, with all kinds OF the
choicest fruit Pesceabe possesson aud an undis-
puted title will lie given on the 2l of April next.
Both the above farms will be sold as the property
of the late Samuel Lesher, decd, by virtue of his
| last will aud testament.
Persons wishing TO see the property before the
sale, will please call Jacob Lesher, on The pre-.
misses, or on Michael Lenker, who lives near the
| same JACOB LESHER. 1r.
MICHAEL LENkER, hA's'
Jackson ,shP, July 26th, lsi5,-6L
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NEW SAEPET-1TGS.

NEW SAEFET-1TGS.
VNHE subscribers have received, and are now
L opening splendid assortment of the following
Z DDS
Saxony, Wilton and Velvet Carpeings
Brussels and Imperial ply do CAR
Extra supeTfne and fine Ingrains DO PET
English shaded N DimaSk Venetian do ING.
American twIlled aud tigd 40
English Drugeeus and Wonlrn Floor Cloths
Stair ami Passage Bookings
Embossed Piano aud Table Covers
London Cheuillc and Tuitei Rugs
Door Mats of evey description.
Also
A large and extensive resentment OF Floor Oh
Cloths, irnm one tn eeh, ysIds wide, cut TO fit
" description of rooms OF passages.
Also low priced Ingram Cmpetings hom 3ii To-
62B cents per yaII, together with large aud eSpn-
si,e assortment OF goods usually kept by carpet
merchants.
The above goods will he sold wholesale OF 'ea't
OF the lowest maTke, prices. CoInlTy merchants
aud Others are particularly invited 10 call snd els-
mine our stock hciore making then selectons.
CLARkSON, RICH n MtlLlGNN'
Successors To- ] seph Raekwood, No. III Chss@a',
coruer of rnuS!in Place.
rhila!. !.d hia, re5, 22i, isia,-
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JOA2 HE
BELL L V f. AN ID L. ' T. &.
r H O NJ S o N s
Compound syrup OF Tar y Wood

1 II - &V& - ~ ~ -
Compound syrup OF Tar y wood
Napfha.
vVNliE Unprecedented success o. This medicine. in
L the restoration of health, 10 those who, in DIES
pair, had given up all hopes, has given i, an 'xa
ted equation arovc all other remedies, furnishing
evidence of IT. intrinsic Na'ur and poDer ps the on
iy sgent which can I've ri ed upon for the cure of
PuImnnIry Consumption. Br1nchitts, Asthma,
Pain IN The side and Breast, Splitting of Blood,
Whnop.ug Cough, Group, &c.
Attention is requested 10 ihe foil wing ASrON.
iSHlNG CURE, hy Thcm>op's Compound syrup
of Tar aud Mood Nap,ha,
Phib,FiphiG, My 81, 1871.
MIR. THOMSON-Drar Sir-W nh rr,teul
iceues inform you If the astonishing effects oi
Your me liciur which has literally ra's Il me rom
a de lth.hed Nv dl,ra,c, Pulmonary cnn-ump-
ton, h. I'd reduced me - low that my physician pro-
roInced my e hopeess Al this luuc Ion he
gan 10 ucyn,r III d.c'n", and ,i,.cuinus as It may
seem, II h = rnm., rls restored mr I, heanh, after
everything else b d 'Icd. Respectfully yours,
WASHING iON MACK.
Charlotte slrcct, ,suhn,e George street
The undersigned, being personally acquainted
with Washington Mack aud his suiierln.s, bear
wi,ncss 20 the astonishing effects Of Th"m,on's
Compound Syrup OF Tar and the truth OF the a,
b0ve statement.
'JOS. WINNER. SIS North Ttird street,
DAVID NlCKERS, - Alnnnd street,
HUGH MGiNLEY, ;. l.. corn,r Tamany
and Fourth siItelS.
Prepared oily by >. p Thomson. ~ T.. conner
Of 9th and Spruce streets, Phi adelrhia.
Agrnts.-H. d. MassrT, Sunhury; d. GROSS,
and Dr, Macpherson, Harrisburg Jno. q. Brown,
Pousv,e Geo. Earl, Re ding Houston X Ma
on, Towanta, Bradford county, Pa. Price 80 cents
per bottle, or So pr dozen.
~ Ijelt,aTe Of al iIiiIUiiOuS
Phlsdelphla, June 2sth, ls45.-ly
SUPERIOR Port wine, MADEIRA and Lisbon
~ wines. Also superior Brandy and GIn, Lemon
Syrup Also few barrels of BLuE Fisu Tor sale
by HENRY MASsER
Sunbury, July 10Th, lsi5
IME, OF superior quality, can now he had
a, the Lime Kiln, Of Henry Mas-eI, IN sun
| bury. May II, lsi5,
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G3IE2A 9Dvv.
TANE to the residence Of the suhscrhr IN
POINT township, about the middle # June
last, a RED COW about vears old. The owner
is requested to call prove property, pay charges anl
inlse t'er aw y, or she will he disposed Of rs tic
law dir, cts. WI IIAN LEMON.
pnini lIsl. Angnst 23l lslh.-3i.
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n.He acWunUNa
p | \ n g s.

VNlIE SUBSCRIBER has been appointed agent.
i far the sale of CONRAD MEYERS GEL
EBRATED PREMIUM ROSE WOOD Pr
AMOS. at this place These Pianos have plain.
massive and beautiful exterior fnih, and, for depth
ard sweetness of tone, and elegance Of workman
ship not surpassed by any in the United States.
The following is n recommendation from C,RL
DIsrs, celebrated performer, and himself u man
uiaciuicr:
a E. Al RID.
HAVING had the pleasure Of trying the excel
lent Piano Fortes manufactured Ivy Mr.. Meyer, anil
exhibited a, the last exhibition of the Franklin In
stits'e feel il due To the true merit of the maker
to declare that these instruments are quite equal
and in some respects even superior. TO all the Pr
ano Fortes, sa~ at the capitals of Europe, AMI
duting s"journ of two wears a, Paris.
Tbes. Piasos will be sold Of the manufacturers
lowest Philadelphia prices, if not something lower.
Persons requested to call and examine for
themselves, at the residence Of the subscriber.
Sunhurv. May II, lSi5. II. b. MASSER.
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WEIGH MANN & DELAVAN.
PROPRlE rORS
]. w. BArC1kER, Agent.

VNNHiS uNu'v,LLrn EarrsrHI,N conrs, com
L p,.i,g 100 MEN and HORSES. will he PIE.
cedrd nv the NV YosK Bn.ss B,Nn, in mag
iIorses, on their arriv i in town. The artists at
tached 10 this q THar establishment al
the highest reputation and respccabiItv, and stand
,la.sed among The fr.t Equeslrans eih'r III Eu.
rope or America Among the number Will ne
fnutd Mr. ] 7. N.ihan the wonderful IIcrcuiran
H~rseman-Mr. w. Nrhois. the grra, Backward
Rdcr-Mn,icr John Grnrnv, the ouiy true and
pertec, trek E9 'cs'risn of the day-W. kincsld.
the ynunr ,laslr . Rpdet-Mr. Chamhrrs, the eir.
gam Scenic Hur-rman--M'. T.. Woods. the sur.
sful persorlii. .a,nn t W,l indians of the For
Nj Duubar. the Extra. r,hnarv India Ruh'rr Man
--Nasi.ts Reynolds and rasiur, the iuvrnilr rr' :
of the Arena-Nr iamie,ou, the Come Singcr i
l,a 10 plaver--Nr Wnr cmnre. the c toT"d zeal
iSt-Mr. Inhu hi mo, T.. the fr-funud Negro
Break Down Bsncu-Mr. II Nichols, RIDING
Master and NJ. Jno May, the mos, Iopuir aEI
c. tet~ah d Clown OF the day. fu' 'arhr psrricu-
lars SEQ l. IL a, the Ho,r's.
VIII he erhibi;cd al Sc>HvnY, on FRIrAr Az
TtR>ooN, August 90 h.
Drors Open =; 'oromme, &c az . 80 o'c'ock,
=. ". Admission ouly ~ cents.
The above cJmp,ny will exhibit 1T Iswtenc =
vile, ii ga c"uu,v q" III" 2l~t; at t"viugton On
the 22d; nt Biock House. on the 23d ~ VII.
ham .I"r', on the 25ih At nuncv. on the 26h A.
Milton IN the 27lh: -, i.ewisturg, on the 2slh
and nj Dlnvle, on the 3U,h.
August l6 ISi5.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

Mr.. EDlroR:-Iu compliance with my pro.
mise to you and the people Of Tippah County, l
will now, with your permission. proceed to belle
and scout another branch of the infamous Sian.
ders promulgated against me by my unscrupu.
lous enemies. allude to the charge of misu.
sing aud applying the moneys Of the county
which came into my hands as Tax Collector.
In order to do 60 will adduce the records Of
the proper officers entrusted BY the people with
the laying and assessing Of Taxes. From the
Assessors books, authenticated by the certifi
cate Of the Probate Clerk Of the county, it ap.
pears thatthe Tax Collector was indebted Ia
the county for the revenues Of the year 1874, in
the sum Of 81 1851 o., both for county and pau
per tax on personal property and for poll tax
For the real estate, that is lands, the books O.
the land commissioners show tho Tax Collecto,
indebted to the county for county and paupe,
tax for the same year in the sum Of So O6l 30
Inc whole amount, therefore, due the county
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everything 10 uadsrtske, while HE semps,,o,
ihoush ~ snesIlees msW sNd saod au,sss. A.
greatly sslssshss We ssesws wlsn he ss.,,ss =.
be . legislsses. W. kNsw Il may be- ss,s
"Nksts lgsswbs 70 him. kw ~ w,sLs ,hs..
sssHssts N ~ spselt N sWh,ednsss "a Ell
lkes4hss, ~ s0sw . sssss n DEFY IN he dem'
ossssy, Moreover. Col. isevxbss bss h,,o.s,
Instituted The semrssssos besween hn.ss,f s.a
l"des pnee, ~ flushing into ihs CANVASS sss,e,,
sses'a' nominee. A ci,o,es inset b. susas
.sd ws hnow ,hs good pecpls VI 1ippsh vii
discriminate tsiween them. and sslsr, ibs :. ~
best ealeuls'sd 10 look af,ss their ,s,ssss,s.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-11-01
TO THE PUBLIC.

/ have Just been informed that an eff,rt 10
made to create the impression here that |, or
my friends, lad violated the agreement made
by the candidates for Circuit Judge, not 10 have
heir names printed on any tickets.
Il is not true that have had my name printed
on any ticket, d 90 far as am informed, no friend
Of nine has caused il to be done. A package
Of two thousand tickets was brought to Fulton
from Aberdeen, where they had been printed,
with my name upon them for Judge.
As soon as heard OF them, stated to Col.
Wilson, the only one Of my opponents present
at that place, that wished them to be destroy.
ed, and he by agreement with me took them to
The Hotel to burn them, which he afterwards
told me he had done.
Yo. find hire, tickets, If not some Of the
same package. Of the tame kind, exhibited ss ev.
idence that have violated the agreement. .
The package delivered to Col. Wilson, were
the only tickets with my name on them, printed
or brought into the District, and these were
printed without my knowledge or consent, and
Who brough. these tickets here, or where they
came from am not informed.
II is also reported here that letter which
wrote to Mr.. Word q. Ripley, and which came
into the possession Of some Of my enemies here,
contains request to Mr.. Word to excite party
feeling in Tippah County, so as to secure a par.
~ vote to me, in that County. This statement.
as to the contents Of that letter is an unmisga.
ted falsehood. It contains no such suggestion
!or request, and the dshonored villains, who
have circulated the report, and who had the let.
ter in possession, know that il is false, and to
prevent it from being proved BY the production
Of the letter. professed to have Lost il, 90 soon as
they heard that knew it was in their posses.
sion.
| hope that intelligent men will not permit
such infamous ISLANDERS ard falsehoods 10 influ.
ence them.
They are put into circulation ct period 90
late that 1t 10 impossible 10 meet and Pefute
them. HUGH r. MILLER.
Holly Springs, Oct, 80, l645