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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-18
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suites. atery branch OF The ulechan;c'1, ~ NM
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med TO execute il N srnerier s,an,.ar fls
10 effort shali nc wanting on the part eftbs ~
lnetofs TO secure talented Editors
we VIII, III "the Weekly Pictorial Croscep+ :
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clustering tn, daily occurrences which I,,eaf onr
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,uohc-h VAL be our coastant ondcuyor and .
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ad 10 give II such tone and character NJ VII P
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administrations shall, we trust. bear comnar
son WIN any 70 be uuud ii contemporary ne
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NOVENI
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, J
Tlshamloeo County, {


CIsculr COURT 70 ue'ohar ara 1884.
Gorge W ptat, Attachment as.rst
Newborn Moore, G 5 Moore f,r 8.50,g0.
seaborn I Moore. Issued & Returned.
The Attachment in The above stated case
at the suit Of George W. Pratt, against the
estate Of Ee@bourn Moore, for TIE sum Of one
hundred ana by Dollars, having been iseued.
sesurnablc 10 the Circuit Court Of The County
aforesaid, on the Dad Monday in October ls4i
And The same having been returned executed
on the Heal Estate of said Defendant. and ba-
ing now pending in our said Court. Notice is
hereby given, that unless the SAID Defendant,
shall appear, give speoa bail and plead within
the time limited for his appearance in said case.
Judgment wi be entered and the Estate sol
attached will be sold to satisfy Plaintiffs de-.
mand. Issued 25h November 1874
Order of Publication, for elk successive
weeks IN the Ripley Advertiser, at Ripley
Mississippi
JOHN. REEVES, CLERK
December 7lh l844-l-Gw flee $40.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

A / the February term 1871, of the
I IA Probate Court Of T'ppah County
Mississippi, letters Of Administration
were granted to the Undersigned. Oh the
Estate Of Michael Box, Deceased. Notice is
therefore, hereby given 10 all persons who
have claims against said estate, to present
the same properly authenticated, within the
time prescribed BY law, or The same viii
be barred.
GRIEF j. nOX.
Administrators of said Estate.
April ooh lS44-2l-6t fee "a
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTION

A I The October Term 1874. of he Pro.
bate Coor'of the County Of 'rrppah,
IN the SAFE Of Mississippi, Letlcrs OF AID
mjntsiF4toa were granted The undersigned
90 the Estate Of William Waller, dece.sod
Nei'ee Is therefore, hereby given 10 al Der
sons having claims against SAID Estate, to
present themovIhin the time bmIed 5y
law, or he same will be barred
JESSE a PATE.
Administrator Of
VIM Waller, Decd
Oct 25.h lS44-50-Gv
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

"A l the November Term 1914, of the
IA Probate Court of Tishamingo county
Mississippi, Letters Of Admins,ra-
',on were granted to the Undersigned, on
The Estate of James Bell. deceased Notice
Is therefore, given to all persons hay,no
.'a''ns aga'ns, said Estate to present them.
p.oper.y authenticated, within The time
prescribed by law, or they will be barred
c. W. BELL,
SlNDARlLLA r. BELL,
Nov on, ,o.. Adm'si.
NOV So'n 1914 -s--6t flee 81,
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Executors Notice.
+ travis

I.sts'Gys
<lrT q Taken up by Will
<Tr---F IA, lam Rogers living ii
O s,g YtIy Spring HUI, one Clay
II 'NU bank mare, supposed
;s@t -sss to be years old nexr
pring, with dark name and tail; Appraised
$50. Nov 2lst 1874.
Taken up 5y James Miller, living 10
miles south of Ripley, one bay horse, sup
posed 10 be 7 years old, about ID hands
high, star in the forehead, and small white
spot on the shoulder; appraised 'olls25.
Taken up by Nicholas w aIler, living
l5A miles 1as, of Ripley, two mules, one
horse mule, left eye out, branded with m,
on the left hip, and arope on his neck. 5
years old: Appraised to $40. The other
IS brown mare mule, s or 10 years Old.
rope on her neck; Appraised to S25
Nov 18th 1874.
N NJ ARMOUR. Ranger.
Nov 30ih lSI4--3-3t
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4 Al. q 60 o % 8.
9. & aHE .

Is now receFln+ and opening, at his
Cd Stand, New and Splendid assert
ment If
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a List OF letters

m EMAlNlNG in the Post flee al Ripley
S-ss Mississippi. % The Isl day Of Jabuay,
.c4o' which II not taken out by lie LIST day ol
Apni next, will be sent 10 Tie General Post
Offie9 as dead letters
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liStE'a "

TANkE up by Robert Box, living on Hatch.
re River, 10 miles North. East Of Ripley, one
olack filly,3 years old; her len hind foot white
APPRAISED to $50. Nov. 25th 1874
N N, ARMOUR,
, D,o ~. re-. Ranger.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,

Itppah County,
PROBATE COURT. November FERN 1874
A sA JACKSON, Administrator with
IA the viii annexed, of Colby Jackson
late Of Alabama, deed, fled his pc
nlion Tor the sale Of the Slaves belonging
TO said I.staie, setting forth that in conse-
qnence OF the nature Of said properly, an
equal division hereof among the Legatees
cannot be bad in kind and praying The
CouF for an order 10 sell SAID properly
The Court thereupon ordered hat publca,
ton be made for three successive weeks in
the Ripley Advertiser, notifying The Legal
tees OF said Estate 10 adpear at Tho next
term of his Court, to be held at the Court
House in The town Of Ripley on the first
Monday of December next, 10 show cause,
II any they can, why said negroes sail
not be sold; and that citation issue 10 al
ne Legatees residing in the State Of Mis-
sissippi.
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he most su perb engraving ever sent from
the turin Of this artist, will appear in the Jan
uary number. During the year Numerous o,h.
ers wii appear, as also line and stapIe engra-
JFg9Yg NJ sffe
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EIGHTEEN.
sARTAIN's SPLENDID MEzoTINTs

from picture never before published and vii
be followed by Others Of Tie character suggested
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THE CONTENTS ALL ORIGINAL.

IN addition to two plaes monthly, VIC shall
gave fashion Plate extra, SO that we give ON
MORE ILLUSTRATION than any two dollar maya
z!ne. IL is indispensable for lady Of taste To-.
have the latest reports Of the iashiota and that
we alone give them correctly Is admitted by
our rivals, who acknowledge their inoanacity
to con pete with US in this particular, by abap
doning the regular reports of the fashions. This
is the only periodical, therefore, in which they
can be obtained; and here they are given extra
Remember that.
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CoLORED BIRDS AND FLOWERS.

These, by Mr. Quarre and Others, and indeed
every Thing beautiut and novel il the way Of
embelishnen VIII aG0rn the new volume. We
shall excel in variety
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1845-01-18
l. A DIES
NATIONAL MAGAZINE.
MAGNIFICEAT VOLUME FOR 1915.
~~~~.~~~~~s~~~eS
EDITED By Mas ANN S. STEPHENS.

THIS new volume Of "Peterson's Magazine -
beginning with lie January number. (Which will
be mailed .u the 10th of December, ls4i) wall
be truly magnificent. The character and
claims of the work are already known, but .ev.
eral new Improvements, jim addition, will appear
to that ii will be, more than ever,
,Vuyr anyYs, Il .unprrrv,
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23
THE YANKEES PRIZE.
From the Boston Journal.

l, 10 well known, doubtless, to all our
readers, tina, during the latest, aud hope
the last war with Great Britain. an i'm,
mensc injury was done to the British con-
merce by American p'ivateers and letters
of malque. British ships were fallen 10
with on every ses, Some, which were
pood sa,lers and we'll found, and contain.
ed valuable csrgoes, were manned and or
dered to some port in the United Sta'es;
but the greater par. of the captured ships
were burn, on the waters where they were
captured, after having been stripped Of
their most valuable articles. Such bon
fires were ofen seen in The night on the
Atlantic, on the Pacific and on the Indian
Oceans; and while they tended somewhs'
TO cripple the resources of the enemy,
they caused a vast amount OF individual
sufrt ring. and plunged many worthy men,
who. perhaps, deprecated war between
the Two countries az . great evil to be
avoided a, all hszards-from the summit
of affluence to the loves, depths Of pow
erty. Such are some Of the natural ant
unavoidable consequences of war!
In the month Of August. 1918. beau
tiful brig, called the Wanderer. Of a " Bal
,imore pilot boat model" was despatched
from a port in New England for the Eas
Indies, with foil permission to capture
burn, sink or destroy" any vessels be
longing to the enemy. which might b
met with on the outward or homewar'
bound passage. 1t was thought, howev
err, tha. the injury that this vessel woul'
cause to the British commerce would no
be very great, for she was far better cal
culated for sailing than for fghung--he
| whole srmsmea, consisting Of only 81:
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23

A NEW WAY TO TAKE UP A NOTE
The New York Brosdwsy Journal fur
nishes the following receipt for taking
up note:
A friend holds one OF the diddler's pro.
misses to pay. filed up and signed in due
form. upon the ordinary blanks printed
in red ink. The diddler purchases one or
tow dozen of these blanks, and every day
dips one of them in his soup, makes his
dog Jump for it, and finally gives tito him
as a bonnie bouche. The note arriving at
maturity. the diddler, with he dlddlsr's
dog. calls upon the friend, and the prom
Use to pay lie made the topic Of discussion.
The friend produces i, from his escritoire.
and is in the &C, of reaching It to the did
dler. when up jumps the diddler's dog
and devours it forthwith, The dlddler
is not only surprised but vexed and in
censed at the absurd behavior Of his dog.
and expresses his entire readiness to
ceucel The obligation at any moment when
the evidence Of the obligation shall be
. forthcoming.
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BrRDs.-Ii is extreme bad policy TO
coun,enance or permit the havoc which
is made of the sparrows and other small
birds--lhe innumerable insects which
they destroy, should render it an object
with every farmer 10 encourage them
about their orchards and fields, as for every
cherry or grain Of corn they appropriate to
their own use, they preserve to the farmer
thousands from the ravages Of the caterpil'
lar, the cut-worm, &c. Then don't per-
nit them TO be moles,ed or shot, merely
for the sport Of idle and inconsiderate
BOYS.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23

There is nothing of which man can
live so long unconscious, as the extent and
strength OF his prejudiees.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1845-10-23
looi.-ihe assi team 10 be double and M.
lashsd 10 : strong PlOw.

pow
FEsslfiag chssfnEfs. - The ranid
growth 81 The chestnut. The excellence az
~ timber. and iIs 6ne ornamental appear.
ance' render u = desirable object of euilisa.
uon. The fruit which il PRODUCES 100, il
MOI The least consideration.
Many. however. who allempt rsis;ng
the trees, partially or wholly Iail in caus
Ing The seeds IN terminate. Thisis usu.
allE owing 10 The seeds becoming drv be-
lure they are planted. A Few days en-.
PosnTe 10 dry air Is sufficient to preyen,
their growing. Hence, a. soon Is they
are taken from The Tree they should be al
once planted before drying a day, or mix.
ed with moist sand, and kept in Thai con.
dilion I'LL planted. They should moi be
covered more than IN ineh and a half deep
u The sod Is heavy. nor more than two
inches II u IS light; but a still better way
Is to plant them half that depth, and then
spread on a thin eOyering-say one inch
oi peat, or IoIIen leaves, which will keen
The surface soft and moist.
IL must be remembered that mire are
exceedingly fond Of the nuts, and If plant.
ed near grass lands. or other places fire..
anenled BY mice. The young plants will
be missing next season.
blind Bridies.-Why are binders in.
furious 10 The horse' Berause they gather
dirt and heat round the eyes. Dirl i,ri.
iales the eye, and hes, produces inflamma-
ion. Eyes were placed in the corner Of
The head that the horse might have the
advantage Of looking in different direc-
tons. Men. in the abundance OF their
imaginary wisdom. concluded the horse
had too much sight, and they wished to
cnrtail Il; hence the origin of blind brides.
These so eniTammel the eyes, that The
horse is constantly compelled to strain
them TO see his way. This over exerlion
socn brings on disease.
Potatoes had better be dug as soon as
Possioie. lurhlps, caohages, &c., may
stay in The ground ill Nov.
The Noon Oui-gsnralied.-A lady of
our acquaintance, lately fairly out.general.
led the moon. In making SOAP (oyer
which the moon and the witches seem 10
have great power, according to some
she was particularly unsuccessful. though
her ley was strong, and every thing else
right. She was promptly in
formed by an experienced neighbor thai
in the wrong time Of The moon. A young
chemist, who happened to be present,
discovering that the ley eflervesced strong
ly in acids. and was therefore not caustic
enough, applied quicklime in small guam.
tines TO the obstinate and hal(-made soap,
when in short time all lunar influence
was Withdrawn, the planet struck IFS CO.
lors, tif it ever had any and fine lot Of
first rate sop was produced.
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Potatoes had better be dug as soon as
possible. Turnips. cabbsges, &c., may
stay in the ground I'LL Nov.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03

That Old stand OF
" O lU TJ @ ? S. :

GT Ia with pleasure that the undersigned, who
ii ha. recently returned to his native place, in-
forms bis friends ard the public that he nas open
I'd a
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03

wTIRGINlA :--sn the Circuis Superior Court Of
v Law ssd Chsncery for Berkeley County.
Masthew Jones aud Elizabesh his wife, ard Iora-
than Burns and Nancy his wife, pun.
agaiHsf
William Small and Margaret his wife, John VII
hanson, Lewis Winebrenner and Mary his wife,
James Williamson, Levi Williamson and VIII
liam Williamson, children Of William William
son, decd; Leonard Williamson, JOHN Nolane
and Mary Noland, daughter and her trustees,
William Williamson ard Charles Hewett, Sa-
rsh Margaret Tberubprs, Morgan fhornburg aud
lsasc Thofnburg. children OF Thomas Thorn
burg and Sarah his wife, deed, Caleb Burn. and
sydney bis wife, William Summers and John
Summers and Martha Jane Summers, children
Of said William Summers and susan his wife who
IL dead; Jacob Williamson and Margaret VIII
liam.on the widow, and Jacob Vandoren, dis.
IN CHANCERY
Commissioner's Office, Morttnsburg,
May 29th, l845.
The parties to the above suit will please TO take
notice that | will attend at my Office, in Martins
burg, on the 30h dag Of Jane nsrt for the pur-
pose Of making up Report in the shove case, ct
which time and place Mathew Jones, the Admin
isustor with the VIII annexed of the said John
Williamson, decd. will produce before me all his
necessary vouchers and other papers. for settle
ment Of his administration account and any other
evidence that may be required, which will enable
him to make such repcrt as the Court requires In
this case. SEAMAN GARAkD,
May 90, I845-5w Comr.
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L. c. coRDELL,
CnAnIEs1owN. JnlN 20. NE

CHARLEsTowg, July 30, 1915
have inspected carefully Dir. Thomsons spPar'
AUS Tor relief ofProspsus uieri, and keeping ia
view the indications TO be met in the management
OF that painful affection, conceive this apparatus
to be, in all respects, adapted 10 fulfil those ind,
cations. 1t embraces lightness with strength and
perfect applicability the contour Of surface 10
which tits TO be spplied-tnose essentials necessa-
ry in any apparatus TO effect the Uterine support,
The apparatus is admirably designed for sustain.
ing the walls of the abdomen either in case Of
gravid Uterus, recent delivery or any condition Of
the abdominal organ, requiring rest and support.
would be pleased TO see the night secured IN tnls
county, that physicians could avail themselves
of its advantages.
JOHN j. II. STRATTH.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03

a Clear Joice is lie Beauty Of Speech"
HANCE'S CANDY has proved itselfsuperior
ID Z u every article hitherto offered for clearing
the voice. Ministers Of the Gospel, Lawyers, Sing
ers and others who use their voice great deal,
should use it freely.
minister preached from the pulpit,
Hisyoice was exceedingly clear,
Its tones gave his hearers delight,
Crowds always attended TO hear;
Bis eoquence astonished the learned,
And his quotations always were handy,
But the beauty of voice was still owing
To HANcE, who supplied him with Candy.
Price 25 cts. per package, OF FIVE for 81.
For sale BY Seth S. Hance, corner Charles and
PraG sis. Baltimore, Geo. W. Robbins, Hedges.
Vile, and w. Ii. Hesleline & Co.. Martinsburg
November IL, 1874.
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CnARLEsrows, July 20, 1913

NHHNLH 8IVs'Nt July ~Vf fOf1s
During the last two years have used the appar-
atus OF DR.. Thomson for the relief Of ProlsPsus-
uteri, and have found it only efficient, bot en-
nreiy exempt from all inconvenience insepaTnbie'
from the mode of treatment formerly sospted in
displaoements of the Uterus. should be pleased
TO see the possession Of some resident OF this
County, the right to manufacture and vend this
apparatus, as the difficulty and expense Of rroeur.
ing IT, has prevented, feel confident, its general
use here.
L. G. CORDELL.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03

In purchasing these pills, let me add one rord
81 caution. Always ask for HANCE'S PILLS,
and purchase OF but those advertised agents,
and il convenient, call and the proprietor him
self.
For sale by Seth s. Hsnce, corner of Charles and
Pratt streets, Baltimore; w. II. Hesle,ine Il &c
Martinsburg, and Geo. w. 4cbbins, Hcdgesve
Price, IS cts. per box, for Dances Genuine Pills
OF for 81.
November a. 1874
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M % OI8 q

OFFICE
TNHE undersigned, Administrators of John X
Il Wilson, decd, request all persons having
clsim.asai nst the Estate, toexhibit them-and all
indebted to the deceased, or to the firms Of vii.
son & Anderson and j ohm N. Riddle & Co., to pay
the amounts respectively owing.
The character and magnitude ofthe estate will
make il proprietor the undersigned to wind up their
administration with slittledelay as possible.
JOHN STROTHER,
GEORGE DOLLJr.,
January 6, l842--h Administrator.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03
Wedk Lungs and Ueak Breast
Hance's Sarsaparilla or Blood
PILLS,

fNOMP0SED entirely Of Vegetable Substances,
~ and universally known to be the best Medicine
for the publication Of the blood eger iRrfEted,
What Is that principle which is termed he blood 7
The Blood is the vital principle Of hle and is
that Aud by which the entire functions Of tho sys.
tenn regulated; therefore when it becomes i'm
pure the GENERAL SYSTEM BECOMES De
RANGED, ard gives rise TO innGmerable diseases
Fer sale by Seth S. Hance. corner Charles and
Pratt SITS. Baltimore; Gee. w Robbins Hedges
Vile. and W. II Hesleiine & Co., Maflnsbuig.
November IA 1914.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03

. "ILLIAhsPOKT, Nd. July ~, 1875.
have examined the apparatus of DR.. Thomson,
called the UTER0 ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER,
designed to afford relief in cases of Pfolapsus Ute
u, and consider il as most admirably adapted to
answer the purpose intended; both from the nature
OF The materials, and construction ofthe machine,
and the reasonable price at which IL is offered, is
deserving the patronage ofthe medical Profession.
NJ. A. FINLEY, NJ. d.
Sep:ember 81 I8d3
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1845-07-03

E iensively used BY the most intelligent persons
in the U States, by numerous Professors asd Pre-
stdeats Of Colleges, Physicians Of the ATmy and
Nary, and Of Hospitals and AlmsAonses, and by
more than 500 Clefeymen ofvafous denominations.
They expressly prepared for family use, and
have acquired unprecedented popularity through
calculated TO preserve Health and cure Disease
family should ever be without them. The pro
pretor Of these valuable preparations received his
education at one Of tie best Medical Colleges in
the United States, and has had fifteen years expe-
Tience in an extensive and diversified practice, by
which he has had ample opportunities Of acquiring
practical knowledge Of diseases, and OF the rem
edies best calculated to remove them.
These .5renhrntiops consist of
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COMPOUND SYRUP or noAR.

HANCE's COMPOUND SYRUP OF HoAR.
u Il HOUND for Consumption, cougbsand Colds
Ii any doubt its efficacy, we can refer them m =
large portion OF our respectable citizens who
nave been relieved by its use; and as we have 10.
ken me stand, weare not willing 10 Weld, but again
sssert that this IS the most popular safe, and sue
cessinl medicine ever introduced Price SO cents
per bottle. ~ se"'s
4, FOR sale by VIM. II. HESLETINE & Co.
"Si, ', and Geo. w. Robbing, Hedgesyine.