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The Columbian fountain., 1846-03-20

BUTTER, CHEESE AND FRUIT.
TUST received by the schooner Columbia, from
j New York
7lpackages prime Butter;
65 boxes do Cheese;
3 do Pine Apple do;
$50 Ia l-2 and whole boxes Raisins;
80 drums fresh Smyrna Figs;
do Turkey Raisins Gree from stonesO
2 cases Bordeau Prunes;
Also, on hand
casks Currants
cases Citron;
do preserved Ginger;
Other Preserves and Jellies;
Cranberries in quarter bbls and by measure;
Catsups, Sardncs, Olives, Capers;
Anchovies, Curry Powder, &c. &c;
general assortment of Pickles;
Fresh Salmon, CLANS and Lobsters;
Hermetically sealed do
Fresh Macaroni and Vermacilla
Do Salad Oils, SIC, SIC;
Which, with his former stock, renders his assort-
ment complete, and to which attention IS invited.
@aUst - S. HOLMES,
7th street, nearly opposite Patriotic Bank.
Dec 1S-tf
DLACK SILK and VIDE BLOND In CES.
Dive are opening this morning one carton
Black Silk Laces.
Also, one carton of black Brussels Laces, from
one to eight inches wide, for trimming dresses,
which we will sell very low
Also, few embroidered Gold and Silver Scarfs
for head-dresses, and few rich Satin Ribands,
Flowers. SC s. PARKER,
Fancy and Perfumery Store,
Jan 30--3t Pennsylvania avenue.
The Columbian fountain., 1846-03-20
FREE EXHIBITION.

DLUMBE NATIONAL DAGUERREAN
GALLERY, and Photographic Depots, es-
tabiished IN lS40, and awarded the Medal, four
hrst Premiums, and two highest honors by the In
stitutes OF Massachusetts, New York, and Penn
sylSania, respectively, for the most beautiful col
orea Daguerreotypes, and best apparatus ever ex-
Concert Hall, Pennsylvania Avenue, Washing
ton city.
POS Baltimorestre Baltimore. adjoining Camp
BELLS Jewelry store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
PSI Broadway, New York.
rs Court street. Boston.
l36 Chestnut street. Philadelphia.
176 Main street, Cincinnati
449 Main street, Louisville, Kentucky.
13 Main street. Lexington, do
Corner 4th and Chestnut Streets ST. Louis, and
Broadway, Saratoga Springs.
Portraits taken in any weather, in exquisite style
Apparatus, Instructions and allmaterias furnished.
dec Ii 6m
The Columbian fountain., 1846-03-20

All work warranted to fit in superior STYLE
G. G. B. having practical knowledge, and long
experience in the above profession, will readily ac-
company Gentlemen to select such Cloths in dry
goods stores as they may desire.
Gentlemens Garments cleaned in very supe-
rior style.
NJ B.-Gentlemen and children's clothing cut to
order in the most fashionable style and so arranged
that there can be no mistake in making them up.
dec 02-ff
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- ed every The beat srcc for ine Hair pre-
11c-t TIC unprecedented sale, Increasing demand, and
unisef,s q sssscoo II sy-s Than realized Ito
ssl g1iae Ell 1ec;4.iots Of The inventor.
The Hyperion Il Vegetable Coz pound. Witch be-
sd-s i.s Ionic Ind stimulating a<I nrndet by
The -rnert P1ysici.ns couibr-s IN its-f thorough
ciesEsi1R Yah, bi-nt.d VILE sy g!os.y moisture os
Las hsr, better than ury OIL grease pousiU. YET free
from lneir d-e..ous escs snt po,seas.ng iurnsic
nersr before sisined for pr-ven;itg Badness AND
CRAY HAIR
Esrrsly caring scarf Dandfu and ali o.er cs...e, OF
!he sin csposD2 te bar CURL and positively chan gig
hsIsnes hsir mo The son. ossy healthy ltste
giving u darker color.
The Lad;-s co1.ic.r Is iLvs.u.6e, Icecs the caring
cle4c a1c tee tsir IN sn cnr Ga csiaFeas hesds
!: aya tie foundation Of good bead OF hasr.
Prepared by the troprietor WA. sCGLE, 22 Vaains'
Ion. corner Of Summer 81 Boston
Treatise RE Anatomy art Physiology OF tre k.ey
viii for preventing removing 6sSdIu
and preserving ts natarsl beauty and soficess OF
Tor s.is D, a D. 4 D. sasdG leo Friton-sL eorref o.
M, N ~ N.v.YcTs iyio i,nsod
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HIGHLY REPREHESsiBLE.-Fcr week past the
demand for Labor ssds has teen great
that suggested 20 Of the poverty stricken Nor
mons that they might perhaps sufficient in month
TO enable them 20 remove from the country.
Numerous applicants from the country have Visited
the ciiy for the purpose of.ecurirg their assistance and
the EARS of nave been far By their
destitute condition that they tempted 10 hire them
selves those who could possibly procure BANDS
harvest their crcps from any other source.
As soon, however, ihey 20 WORK, their
ployers visited by gang rusns ordered the
discharged under the penalty of visit rom Judge
Lynch. In more Instances these demands were
complied with but other less accommodating instead Of
dismissed iheir down 20 The city and procured
arrns 10. them.
The regulators then notified tia; any interference
on their part would he met BY powder and ball This has
deferred the c1vArdy scOuntres from
cutting thelr although they sui persi. II their
cary their inhusD and insane purposes
IS soon IS they collect overpower1ng force.
Sauvoo Eagle, 10Th
FROM NAUvoo-Among other outrsges that at
tended The renewed outbreak Nauvoo the murder
OF peaceful and wealthy FAR whose head and body
were riidlet with halls, while be quietly Isl IN.
female who was with him badly wounded and holly
pursued BY the assAl4uts long .tsht through tie
woods er, she succeecet length n elstng them, snc
narrowly escaped viii her he.
THE WHEAT HiKrEsT.-Al accounts which
reach Us fror, ;e cocly represent the Wheat Crop
his reior By ar The heaviest Ih2; has been raised n
sly one yea- The grez t:cu!;y 70 De il se;ss
Z, harvested srd We districts ia-mrr,
are paving c 81 y q 81 SO PEI day for hands Il IS
supposed TIA, i1cousde-see AMOUNT viii 5e LEI: uncG:
to- wan: o. help. Sasveo Eagle. io:h.
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nUS WAKE HuusE, III 9rorn-ico-sL-hetaey,
l2reese 4 ssmtsou, Successors 70 Boorman Johrsons
kyss. Co, Importer md dealers Il swedsh RusGa sr1
enshzh uz e1t sas skip boat nd rail rosd spikes vss
81 fin6s N sHs
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From the yincenne- (Iatl Gazette. April Is,
,sas-trS OsLy AsLs1-ar-V. 3. Palmer Americas
S-r.n.o-r spd Atvsr;s1g Agent IL me cities OF Nee
yo,t Ps,isSepbts Baltimore and Boston, ciy
tsr,.ea i'm. for receiving sid forwardtng subscriptions
ana for :s psosr and Tor receiving sc
r-c.;o,nz fer payrn-sB CT Inc ssre- tyl5 u
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Srnrral MONIES.

r saratoga springs.-Df 6. 5-rt Sui.a. Pills
49, Tor .,I- nv = J. HGns me SPr-rgs The pa;-ccs
ofth-.- ysusbI- Pills vi! please ooI-rv= Bsp Smith
wrt-n or n. bottom OF tse Bo1-lnprvy-t I'D. Veg.
Suysrcoai-o} Pts q cents Per BOX OEce l1s Gr-rc-
v,cb-s, large brick block y = iyls l1os
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24
miscellaneous.

rs,o DRUGGI.Ts aad Ph,sicisaI-To Do cod q
Drug Store corp-ci-d ~ith medical practice. Tnsis
sooc opportunity for gentleman Wiz small CAPITA
For fsr,b1r particulars sppy, sy letter 70 @ B ,the
- ~ mi. nsp-r iy2 81
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CALVIN A. MARES. oaIAs C, sDasEk.
WARREN Il SKINNER,
1T

&LL promptly attend any business committed 10 their
w 10 Military Tract and especially the cooaes
OF Adams Hancock Henderson, Wsfr-G, fulton Schuyler,
Brown and Pike. They pracIic7 Ia he Circuit Courts OF
said COUNTESS Ia tbs Supreme CoarI, and Y. Dnci
Cour. for tho STATE a. Springfield Illinois Particular and
prompt attention will given 10 collecting buaness, he m
u land tiles, and tho conducting Of real ostan
tiigaIiou n The Military Tract Reference 70 made 10
Eor.es Greeley and Lewis Tappsn, Es9I Ne~.Inn'
Hon. Joosiban Cnfs and Ansel Wzrren. Esqa
NewYork Hoe. s. Breese and Gen Ssmpl1, u .Sen.J
Washington, ID. C.; Hon Janes Shields. CeaI Gen. tom
oae7 aan ston D. C.; Hon nsseef. o. Cons s som.s
IliinOis w asningtou. d. c.; Hon Wr AHrD - ioSa
Corwin U. s. Senate Warrington, D. q hSa. 80. ~ y.
Wnsr and pey Cincinnati IT. ais.ou. M.
thews Patch Produce Brokers, 81 y11,srnn.: Hon n
Jane. T. DecAup Produce Broker, rs 'S So
VI. Young J0En T.Ilson, Quincy i-- Isfl.x
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

4 UAaO.-fas cargo OF Ne barr Aimsodr. LA, h0"
~ Gill; Tor Sais In lots 10 sutt puzeecsefs ApByU
iyz5 iE- ALsOP + cGAgNcEf, u seatr@
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

PARpoSEp By THE PREsIDEsr.-Moseau For
rect ESQ United States Marshal has received the Pres
dents remission Of ,ho fas costs 80. in the case OF
lason Pendlston lass master Of the brig honssrdso
sonv icssd ie the District Coa Of che untsd sss.es Of
being engaged in tAs slave trsds. Ball. PAT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

Arrival OF VoLUsTEERs.-Volunteers are pour
ing 10 faster and are sent or 10 the Point
~ith The dispatch, Col Hunt The Quarter Aaster
xer:icz himself 70 utmost 10 procure gooc :rani
ports and enable the volunteers 10 reach toe SCAT OF war
A, The ear.st possible moment; The Taaa arrived yea
erdsy having on board three companies OF the Ai's
sippi Volunteers completing the regiment from iast
STATE Tee steamboats, Homer and James hewitt A!so
arrived rom Louisville yesterday. having board The
Sd Re sirrent of Indiana Volunteers. y O. Pic 18TH
- The annual Commencement Of Trinity Col
ge Will be held in Christ CAarch. Hartford, Thursday.
he 9Th day Ct August
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24
DICKESs's PICTURES FROM ITALY. Whey p'
mans Library OF Choice Reading.

DICKESS'S PICTURES FROM ITALY. Whey Put
mans Library OF Choice Reading.
We have delayed noticing this book from an ina
bity to read it. We would read page or two
and then throw it aside with dis,aste. The English
Englishman is always so uncongenia visant to
Italy, and Dickens is Englishest English So pert
sounds his voice. 30 discordant his fan; his boots
creak, and his figure looks dsagreeaby angular
even in shadow, as he passes through those rich.
wide. solemn places. He is impairment like the
English ladies' who 60 GU, upon the tavern balcony
to sketch Mount vesuvius by moonlight. Yet it is
an entertaining book too, for those who like it-a
perfectly sincere, genuine book, and the pictures
well painted, la Dickens Bat we never did like
his pictures of English country life even, far less Of
Italy His genius was bred and fed in the gloomy
lanes and reporters galleries of London and there
it is most at home But we really think thousands
will like the book extremely and we advise them to
try. They will find there is no nonsense in ii, no
inflated sentiment or weersome smateurshlp to
make them shift the trumpet and take snuff *
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

~ Eor 8o.ton vim Norwich and Worcester.
-Yse s,ea-er Cleopatra Capt WHis-, VII leave Socin
Ede Of Pier No North Rvs every se.aHv s<ssTy .nc
posnt fmysdl CALEB PRs9r. u Conducto,-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

20 I.sdies.-MrI- GIVE eonrsnues % give sdvics
and d,r,.ons with rsEpect 70 the application Of Wa.ef
Curs Ia an DISEASES Ct woaa ard esi,dfsr. her rad
tesce. 81 16l5-s- n.y. su
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24
aI0 o0 81 900 To Loan o. Bond .ad Mortgage

az no0 81 900 To Loan ou Bond I'D Mortgage
y ,UUU,-nn coufui..ion or brokerage Apply
FryTN6HAA z NICHOLS, Attorney 81 Law, kc- 10.
S.,..u..t opposite To Custom Fl 11s- - ST.
y-ntJfW ELRY 10 o. found n he Country prs1g
oil az tx 1.rst l;l. Of 9radm<a,.og-Ih-r With Esle
Of ftocy arcl-s suitable Tor presers tie
I-x-ry AID Lamp Est.os1c-a: po..le iae Tan-rce-
-. THOS CRANE BANKS. st 3tnsf Esv. IS ytf
xtJINDOW-sHADE DEPOT, No spruce-zi.-
W E.tabI.s5-d d Ie+o-Wto l-sale src RetaL-Sna6et
NJ a. descriptions k:ats ara siEes 30 per cent cheaper
Inn ex- Hous ~ soy oIner piaeek trimming man
11.rrsrer.' r-.cea- sAR3OL De MAUNY 4 CO.
to- i'm Msr7fzrcfr-rs md Ir.pors&rx
NkW-J EHsEt CDPPEk Ukk-for .sl- 81
Sbocs Of Copper Ore gray aphurss from The Fleming
ION Atne- Apply % z 3. HART,
tv$re No a Hsno-.rx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

FROM JAcNEL lSr. ponIseo We learn from
Capt. Buckingham. OF the schooner Posta Il days FROM
the above port that when he sailed al wss Sust on The
IssHe-,hs previous day eeiy o! tooas from Aux Csyes
had arrived q: Jscrel. No farther news.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

" MORRISON Il. WAITE. Esq of Maunee City
has been nominated for Congress by the Wings Of
the Msnmes District Ohio.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

K j.. hES I'M tee:loss and ell other Professional
sa.a1s. .aa e.,s,y ssads sdfs. ro..s
Keller 10 Evo- @,,s DEE 81 Sooi M-sss Smith Bazs,
,s9d Co, Roeti suith CO. Red sfohsr Hoops,
zone 80 Hon Ogden Hoffman, MessYu. Alfred I'd
5000 Co, oleou- heKe.eon Z Co. Houston Dets-
~ 20 srnap : Es5eocz- Ne~-Totx- 93 lz~ly
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24

iAdhE u ESfd OF siush.nk, l.. he
tf 5st me stag- sUus corner OF Heck-shp Wsers
.bost ococs on mo itla naisn.. aud between
and 1eocE u rsne day Ia The eovery Ws1er-s
Hr shoat 20 old, fest 10 iSchrs high stouI
bat and whrn le<i seen hst dark clohss s ersvsi
and heavy eoos, grn1rai appearance Of stage driver,
wsch VIA ss sgocation Any Information respecting him
viii be thankfully received at D. ksainss corner Pesk'
alp sot Water 81 al So3 PesrI-st lyi7 3s~2w-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24
THE TRIBUNE.

MEMOIRS AND ESSAYS ILLUSTRATIVE OF ART.
SCIENCE AND SOCIAL MORALS. BY Mrs JANE
SON. No. 81 OF Wiley & Putnams Library Of Choice
Reading.
Mrs. Jameson appears TO be growing more ano
more desperately modest, if we may judge from her
motto:
What If the lit,i. rain should say,
So small II drop ms ]
Can ne or refresh the thirsty plAih'
~ akys
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24
Vol. VI. NO. 81.
facial existence. in the ,rous language o, Carlyle I

tnciA existence. IL the suou5 lang11gs Of Carlyle
would say Tia, here LIZ st.pt!ng in he itst Of
society ~ would sey down with T. 20 the srouni
for while this perps1Dg and saSsrous anomaly exists
fet,ipg Ike ulcer the very heart OF society, AL new
specifics and paatives In walls TIE question usl
settled Way another; either LEI The man N a.! Ioe
relations Of fe DO held the Natural guardian OF tne
woDan-copsuaine 20 fulfill that trasi-respons'ole
society ~cll-beipg aid her maintenance VI
s: liable thrust from The fznctoaly OF nuIne
provide Tor herself through the exercise Of socn iacae
God has given her, her al least have lar pay
be avowed In The breath that protecton Is necey
70 her and that tits refused 20 her. anc rhe we enu Ie'
frh mo the desert and bind TIE burthen on hsr oack
and put the stat in her hsnc-lei not hel sseP'
her limb. fe,terea, and her eyes ola1ioded. AAts.
The sixth and las, Of these papers " On Inc reie
tive social position Of Mothers and Governesses'
e.b;bi,s in true and full colors state OF things IN
ENGLAND beside which the custom in some parts OF
China. of drowning female infants, looks mild, gen
erous and refined. An accurred state of things, be-
meath whose influence nothing can and nothing
ought to thrive. Though this paper Of which we
have not patience TO speak farther at this moment is
valuable from putting the facts into due relief it IS
very inferior TO the other, and shows the want Of
thoroughness and depth in Mrs Jamesons intellect
She has taste feeling and knowledge, bat she can,
not think on, subject thoroughly, and is uncoa-
sciously tainted and hampered by coDven,ioualities
Her advice to the governesses reads like piece OF
irony, bu; we believe il was not meant as such
Advise them to be burnt al the stake at once rather
than to this Glow proceas of petrifaction She is as
bad as the reports of the Society for The relief of
distressed and dilapidated Governesses" We
have no more patience. We mus! go 10 England
ourselves and see these victims under the water
torture Till them Dieu. X
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-07-24
New. York Constitutional Convention,
EIGHTH wEEK-LLIIo DAY.

Education in England-RePort from hr. Nicolls
Committee on Educati0n-Wh0 ought 10 be
Represented in the Legislature-A Debate on
Banks and AIiens-0n Dividing Senate Districts
ALsAST, Wednesday, July p, 1916.
10 NJ Eai.or q Tie Tribune:
SIR: Lord John Rassells address 70 our old
revolutionary trends the citizens Of London. on The
occasion of the acceptance Of the oce of 6rs, Lord
Of the Treasury, in which he tells them that under
the maternal sway of Queen Victoria EDUCATION
IS LAMEs1AsLr IMPERFECT tie treatment Of cT-f7l-
srols is q problem get undecided reached Us this
morning
The frs, act OF the Convention at its morning
meeting, was to receive and order the printing Of
Repor, on EDucATIos from the 18th Standing
Committee, consisting Of Messrs. Nicol, Munro,
Bowdish A W Young, Tutbill- Willard and Hunt,
rs follows:
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NJ B-This Extract Is siI times eneaGer p!rsE.nisr, ana
warranted snueror 10 any cold Pdi cips Offices 2o Full
tou..l narI door 10 the Oce. r5 soulh Posrs
am.oy ~ moOd
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BOARDING AT 81 OORTLAND-ST.
4 FEW GENTLEMEN can now be accommodated win
b. ard and spAT,msns Also. acc ,mmodauon
FOR gentleman sud hs vile, with paror and bedroom ad-
Joining, aud OF Piano. References required
Iy. m
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- OAkOtNG.-A ossuuril koum for . seutlon&n and
- wife, and few olhcIs for Iaascnt boardcrs may be
hsd MIRA SWANS, IS Murray-st between Broadway and
S,eSInhoSi Landings, North River. my'9 SIN .
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Ak. HIKCU,, New Allsf.llye roIlhs cafu Of Cnron

rroocr,I. once 10 sowsry. Sold. Wholesale aud re-
tail, BY WYATT kErCbAA, III Fufonst ~ Y
JJG I'm
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70 Numbers-l2 drawn Ballots.
There are many prizes of a less denomIna-
ton which may be seen by reference to the
scheme, which can be had by application 10 the
Managers Office, or to Mr.. +. Crane, Main
street, Nalchez, or to VIM. E. Eppes, Ripley
Miss, Agent. Whole Tickets S4,00, Halves
So 90, Quarters 81.
D'A Package of whole Tickets, % IN mum.
Der 800, warranted to draw $50, less Is
per cent. and may draw the four Capita prizes,
which would be$lS,0OO. Packages Of Halves
$50, and packages of Quarters $25, war
ranted to draw half the purchase money as
above described
An approved Bond has been given for the
payment of all priaes drawn in this Lottery
CT. HATCHER & co, Managers.
VIM. E. EPPEs, Agent, Ripley Nj.
U7Tickets may be had at the Advertiser
Office;u
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Notice

TMVHE undersigned, appointed by the Pro.
bate Court of Tippah County, Mississip-
pi, at the February Term ls46 thereof,
Commissioners, to receive and examine all
claims OF the several creditors of the Estate OF
Richard Mcdonald, deceased, represented in
solvent; will meet at the Circuit Clerks office,
in the Town of Ripley, in said County, on the
3rd Satu rday of every Month, until the first
Monday in August next, for the purpose of at
tending the said creditors, and ofreceivng and
examining the said claims, when and where The
said creditors are hereby notified to bring in
and proove their said claims respectively, a.
gainst said Estate.
HARDY w. STRICKLlN,
DANIEL HUNT.
Commissioners.
February 9th lS46-9-6w
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

NNAKEN up by John II. Norton, living S
IN miles North of Ripley, near the Purdy
road one sorrel mare, supposed to be 5 years
old rext spring no brands perceiva able, a wart
on the near side ofthe neck, and not on her
right fore leg; about l44 hands high, with white
hind feet; Appraised to $50.
ALSO, one Grey mare, supposed to be 9 or
III years old, no brands. left hind leg has tho
appearance of having been hurt, small black
spot on her back, about IA hands high; Ap.
praised to $40.
Taken up by Andrew Prater, living S miles
south of Ripley. small sorrell horse, supposed
to be 4years old last spring, blaze face, hind
legs white up to the hook joints; Appraised
to $40.
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
! January Ord 1876 4-3w
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Sale of Valuable
Town Property.

FN,N Saturday, March 2lst 1876, at the
ED Court House Door in Ripley, under an
order of the Probate Court of Tippah
County, Mississippi, will cell to the highest
bidder, on credit of Twelve Months, the pur.
chaser giving good security, the following town
Lots in Ripley, including the dwelling, out hou-
SEES, Cabinet makers and furniture shop of the
late Isaac A. Sheriff. decd, VIz:--The South
malt of Lot No. plot No 3, and the North
half OF Lot No 5, all in Block No. 81, accor-
ding to the plan of said town. Sold as the
property CT said Isaac A. Sheriff., deed, and
the title believed to be perfect
JAMES WALKER, Adm,
Of isaac A. Sheriff. decd.
February 7th lS46-9-3w