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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27
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in :1s City 18Th inst. by Rev. J. addison Cary
NJ. CHARLES P. EDWARDS. OF Springfield, D. j TO
Miss MARY ANN ONEILL, OF this CRY.
On the 18th inst, By Rev. Mr.. Vincent NJ COsNE.
LlUS CORNWELL 10 Miss LAvlNiA J. PLACE, al
OF this City.
A, Buffalo, or ,hs lsta Thomas Boothrcy 70 Miss Dor
othy Parker.
a, cat.kiIl on the lash Frederick s.Lynes TO Eliza
Cornwall.
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COMMERCIAL AND MONEY MATTERS.
= Fer sa!e Of sloeLs a. ne EseAanss sec Le,t Psse

THURSDAY, P NJ.
The Stock Market was buoyant to-day and near
y all stocks improved excepting Long Island, which has
strong downward tende ncy, in consequence OF the
prevalence OF tha, the board of directors
have discovered that the company is more deeply in
debt than has been supposed. We are assured upon
good authority that there is nothing in the condition Of
the company which has been concealed from those who
had any interest in knowing. The movement in the
Legislature give Justices Of the Peace jurisdiction in
railroad cases which is believed TO be aimed at the
Long Island road has also had unfavorsble effect
have also the arrangements for putting TWO popular boats
the Oregon and kn;ckerbocker the Ssoningon
That there is any serious intention Of running these
boats that line is very doubtful.
There is rather more inquiry for Foreign Bills,
and Sterling IS rrner We quote 5toet Francs 81 as
27. ulcers 39t a3ei Marks Bsnco IS. o35i Rix Dol
lars Isl c7si.
Considerable amounts Of money were loaned 10
day on the best stock securities per which
al! the large borrowers willing pay.
The Manhattan Gas Co. have declared dividend
OF three per cent. payable on the Bird of March.
The earnings for the week ending Feb q, 1876,
or the Mohawk and Hudson Railroad, have been for
Passengers and Local Freight. SAG 66
Western Freignt---- 3Ol "a
575I 20
Last cUo ~
Decrease. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS i 10
The Troy and Greenbush road, extending from
Greenbu.h opposite the city Of Albany, Troy was
partially opened for travel on the 18th of June From
the report jas, submitted the Legislature of New
Yo.S appears thar tie road e miles In length has cost
s333l SO and that the receipts since June l3th have
been, from passengers $1,000 &C. and from freight
s3,6i7 3D. Expenditures $5ra5l 81, dividends F,s43
81. Whole number of passengers 95,7ll.
The receipts for the year ending Feb /. on the
Madison and Indianapolis Railroad it is now ascertain
ed exceed $4,000 or increase Of s2 600 those Of
tie preceding year being al the of about 81 per
cent while the average extension is abou. miles
Messrs Charles NJ. Baker and Moses 81 Strong,
constituting insiory Of the select committee IN the
Coanc on the Wisconsin Canal Bonds, made a report
on the 29th OF January Three loacs effected oy MI
Eilbouru-one SewYork for 5000, one IN Cincinnati
for $1,000 and one in Albany for s5ooo were received
by Mr. knbourn and applied By hin, as re alleges To-
ward the construction OF the canal The committee
omnendsd that the Legislature should make provision
out OF the sales of the canal lands for the payment OF
the S. 600 bond in NewYo1k and the $1,000 In Cinc;n
nar bu, no others Mr. Strong signs tie report but dis
seus from that part OF L repudatns the Albany loan
An animated debate took place relative these $1,000 OF
Albany bonds-Mr Strong Of Iowa arguing In favor, and
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27
,Iarke,s-Cqretiliiy Reported for Tx Tsi6nt.
THURSDAY. Feb. 70.

ASHES-Thc market Is iirm at "a ~ ioT fo's ana
4S5e43II for Pearls The sales are, however, mod
crate.
CoT~rON-The sales to-day have been about loCU or
1900 bales 10 spinuers spectators and shippers al oil
whom have been looking about to-day Inc sales emo"
hat there has been an advance within the past week OF
to &C. We give below quotations of this days opera
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

~ We invite the attention OF real estate purchasers
the GALE this day at y O'Clock a. the Merchants EI
change, by Anthony Bleecker, of number Of lots o.
ground on the 81 and 7th avenues, s!OomnsdAe
road and on 55th 56h and 57th Li,bographic sp'
OF the los can be had al III Office of the auchoneer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

z WE WOULD particularly cal the attention /"
who troubled with lips to the exquis''e
article OF Otto Of Rose Lip sslve manufactured 90"
f1s sale, wholesale and retail, By J. B. BREED
23f 3,eod- No. 3 Murrsy.st, near Broadway
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

The excitement In relation to TO hose Scriptlfsl ~
ovfng Views The Museum Increases. and large ans
-llgent audiences assemble lightly witness ibsf 80
1lIion We have better attractions al ths
shnent thar now, and glad 10 see II 10 epe!hs
extensive patronage.
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sales of Real Estate.
70, pfs,-S.-

nc 1 % !, s in By s. $50
~ so5 ~ do do ... 1850
~ W NJ ~ do do-. 4S5O
ne ne. nous ~, O. At, nv 100 200
The three story brick house and 10, No. $50 and
336: Bleeckel a., lot 81 Il 10 in. By - fl 5o3o
w ~" ~ s:Vs and - by zoe - 4450
Vhree s,ory brick souse AID lot 81 Third-st. lot ~
by 96f; y n..--.----., ''VS0
So s''5 in by I'd $50
. lots on gth.avGnue South o. iiIh st each 10; IS
by 100 n--each. 80
BIZ e. H. LudI0o S Co.
story brick house and lot ~ b side OF l5thst
near ID avenue 70 By l03i i,...--.-----..-- 1900
story brick house and lot n. E. side OF i3Ih'si
near I'd avenue 20 by lC3i it.-----.-------- $50
on S,o,s n.ar Hov,s- BROOKLYN .-.-......... sis
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

~ RALPH WALpo EMERSON has commenced
course of Lectures q; Providence.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

H Ex-Governor JAMEs MCDOWELL has been
elected TO Congress from the Nth District OF Viz
gnia supply the vacancy occssioned by the death
OF Hon. William Taylor Gov. Med. was elected
withou, opposition
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

~ The Natives of Pennsylvania have nouna,
led ROBERT H. MORTON as their candidate for Ca.
nal Commissioner
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

| CORNELIUS ". LAWRENCE is s, length con.
6,ncd in the Office Of Collector Of the Port OF York
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

" The Wings of Lowell have nomins,ed Col
JEErERsos BAScRorras their candidate for Mayer
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT VIcKsBURG.-A FIRE broke
Vcksbur. the morning of the liE inst IN TIE
rsshborhood Of the Whig Office, which spread 70 ine
commission warehouse of Mr. James Gwn, entirely con.
sun,ins that and four adjoining frames then crossed
Washington street and swep, the buildings from me
corner OF Jackson 10 Main: and from thence up Main
street 10 Walnut-Mr Fraissees brick building alone
being saved TIE north side OF Man-.treet from Wash
in gton Walnut heap OF ruins well as he north
side OF Walnut stree, as far as the residence of Mrs
Shoeene, which cons ur,ed. In all some twenty
three houses consumed, besides quantity Of
goods
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

E AlvAN STEWART has been nominated b,
The Birneyi,es Of Utica their candidate for Mayor.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

oursIpr-FRst Page VaIue-aoney-a Measure
usury; New Publications; Elocution Young fhysc :
Rupnors and Humors at Washington; L. : ArHory In
ve.tisstion Seneca Indians aud the Ogden Land Coi
pany; The Tonawanda Indisns-Foa'h Pdse-Mo'ne''
70 thee turn Letter from New Bedford f''s0" Di'
oipline; Sales Of Stocks Marine News
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27
Amendments by the President,
By and rtlh the adrice and consent of the Senaie.

Corsuls
CHARLES SHERWOOD, of New.York, Consul for the
port OF Messna Sicily, in place OF John L. Payson' re-
called.
henry G HUBBARD, OF New.York Consul for the port
of ST Johns the island of Puerto Rico, in place OF O.
;. Morse. recalled
THOMAS n CARR of New.York Consul for The Empire
of Morocco, in place of John r Mulowpy, recalled
john F. BACON. OF New.York, Consul for the port of
Nassau in the island OF New-ProVidence, IN place OF
Timothy Darling, recalled.
JOSEPH CowDrS of New.York, Consul for the port OF
Glasgow, in scotland, in place OF Thomas Mcclure re-
NICHOLAS BROWNE OF New York Consul for the city
ofRome. in place OF George w. Greene, recalled
JOEL TrRR1LL OF New.York, Consul for the Sandwich
Islands. in place OF Alexander Abel, recalled
Dtpufy P0stmGsers.
STANLEY g. TRorr. New London, Connecticut in
place of James II Turner whose commission expired.
PHILo BARHUM Bridgeport, Connecticut, in place OF
Ira Sherman, jr. removed.
NEHEMIAH Moses Portsmouth, NewiIampshire, in
place of Samuel Gookin, removed.
Otfcers Of the Customs.
CORNELIUS w LAWRENCE. Collector OF the Customs
for the district of NcwYork vice Cornelius Van Ness,
resigned.
SAMUEL JONES WILLIS, Appraiser Of Merchandise, for
the port OF New. York, vice Amos Palmer. removed
EZRA CHEsEsRo Collector for the district and lnspec-
tor for the port OF Stonngton, Connecticut vice Giles R.
Halam, removed.
REUBEN H. BouGHroN. Collector for the district Of Nj.
agsrs and Inspector for the port OF Lewiston
vice Amos : Tryon, removed
PHrSEAs w LELAND Collector for the district and In
spccOr tor the port OF all RIVER Nstsacuuselts VICE
Charles II Holmes removed.
JosELH P JUSKISs. Collector and Inspector for the
port of York Maine vice jeremiah Brooks. removed
ROWLAND Ii. BRIDGHAM, Collector for the district OF
Penobsco and Inspector fer the port OF Casine Maine
vice Charles ]. Abbott. removed.
WILLIAM BRowN Collector and Inspector for the port
Of Machias Maine vice William B. Smith. removed.
oHN Mcneil Surveyor for the district OF Boston and
Charestown and Inspector for the port Of Boston, vice
Joseph Grafton, removed.
PETER DTXEY Collector Marblebead, Massachusetts,
vice James Gregory, removed.
JOSEPH L. PEAsE. Collector and inspector for the
port OF Edgarown Massachusetts vice LeAvtt Thaxtcr
removed
WILLIAM NICHOLS, Collector for Newburyport, Mas
sachusetts vice Henry w Kinsnan, whose commission
expired.
ENocH Fowler. Naval Officer for Newburyport Mas
sachusetts vice Thomas NJ. Clark whose commission
expired.
Attorneys. Marshals. &c.
CYRUS BARTON Marshal for the District OF New hamp
shire, vice Israel w. Kelley whose commission has ex
PRED.
WALTER s. burgess Attorney OF the United States, for
the District of Rhode Island, vice Richard w Green re-
moved.
ELY MOORE Marshal for the Southern District Of New
York vice Slas NJ. Stilwell, removed.
I'VE are obliged for lack of room. to omit consde-
rable number OF appointments till tomorrow. The
above the most Important
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

For OREGoS.-The brig Henry, Capt Kiburu
ssiled from Newburypor; Monday, for Oregon with
number Of passeneers-includng ana children
dred spectators seIhered the wharf witness the ogs
departure. and there many moist eyes among those
who took leave OF their friends Religious exercises
were had the occasion prayer being offered By the
Rev M. Campbell and brief address made BY Rev Dr.
Dana Another vessel will sail for Oregon. sbcu: ID
30h of March from New-York
NASSAU, n. P. Feb. 1.-THE brig Tuscan, Capt
Higgins, with cargo OF lime from Thonas,on bound 20
Charleston experienced heavy gale on the 18th u;
which caused the brig leak in her upper works and
the lime on IKE The cspsin managed 70 smother
the ire by p!sstenns up the cabin creyices wherever
SMOKE made its appearance for nine days made
this port when the vessel Immediately scurIed
She can be repaired NJ triainc expense The
total loss. Cor Com. Adv
ANOTHER WRECK By THE GREAT SToRA.-The
schr Enira Rogers Capt; Anthony P. Ssltsr which left
this city for NewYork the day preceding the Srea,
storm wrecked BAraegat Inlet and every soul
on board persisted before aid could Re given Toe
thar was seen OF any person on board was u
the rigging gu; when she boarded traces of a
single individual could be found There Eve per
board Of her-Anthony P Sa:er, Captain and
John Sser both FROM Bergen n. j. two men belonging
70 Shrewsbury \. J; snd colored steward from
Philadelphia The captain owned rh.eeourtes OF the
vessel and - Bart;ne Of Stafford, n. J. one fourta
She was not insured. Phil Ledger.
PENNSYLVANIA LsoIsLAruRE--The bill granting
the right of wsy the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
tsken up yesterday, and the frs; section adopted - 70
12 fCom. Adv.
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Court Calendar.

sVfeAVA SoVhr-Ths Dsy-Nos $50 l3a SO, s
1873. POI, 20l. $40. go $50 " 49, 49, 40
comNoS pLEAs:-Nos. IS, 4s, sea. aS7 3, Sc s. 81
co. o. H66 %, ~ a. g. ~ -N''''' ~ ~ o.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27
BROOKLYN AFFAIRS.

i5~ The usual lecture before the Lycenm last
nigh, gave place concert which we Judge from the
programme must have been very interesting Miss North
all and Mr. Shepard among the artists engaged on
the occasiou-the latter singing song by Gen Nor
rs, music by Mrs Wyman Miss Augusta Browne pre-
sided al the piano.
JAcKsoS-sT. FERRY.-The terminus OF this Ferry,
on the New York side is understand, 10 De removed
TO the foot OF Governor street. TWO streets below
its presen, landing the Hook This will be decided
improvement! and add much to the proiss Of the com
pany.
Cy- VIM B Marsh editor OF the Brooklyn Eagle
died yesterday afternoon 81 o'clock Of congestion o:
the liver aged 80 years and months.
y a number Of young and enter prising men In
Brooklyn contemplate building new steamboat the
coming season be called the Brooklyn which they
say shall surpass anything Of the kind that toated
both in point OF speed and beauty The Brooklyn is to
De $50 feet long and is calculated 100000 $780,
600 OF which is already subscribed This bon; viii be
built entirely by Brooklyn Mechanics engine machinery
and all. and Is Intended 20 the North River
BRIDGE-sTREET FERRY.-The stock for this new
Ferry learn nearly all taken up and there is pros
pect that the undertaking will be carried hrough-the
only difficulty being in procuring suitable landing
place the Other side.
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NEW-YORK TOWN ELECTIONS.
sCHOHARlE COuNTY. Cerrected

SkhoA3Nt'iI' NNS.>i t--.' S"''steeN-
igti Rent. SUPERVISORS. WaIS.
Bisshtin-S. MRyhsm Schohcris-J T Gricss.
BroOtae--p. Couchman. ShGron-J C. Moeller.
CORGSpiis-E. Hammond Sszdrd-John {. Shuts
J.TersoR-L Gallup. Jr. Loco Foc0
AiddLeburHh-M Franklin. Carlisle. w. Brown.
SmRit-H. J. Co,ns,ock Cc5tsskli-D. w. Lawyer,
FGIiog-P. Bergh.
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From Washington.
Things In washfpgton-DissrHe s's'' q"
Richmond.


o,- Rev,ler Correspondent
wAsurseroS, Wednesday. FEB %, l-io
mentioned TO you, in a P. s to my last letter
con RoxuLUs NJ SAUNDERS OF North Carolina was
..,.,dsv nominated as Minister TO Spain, IN place
~ WASHINGTON IRVING. The Senate had an r1-
crntive session today in which Mr.. SAUNDERS was
confirmed. Mr. IRVING is | believe. on his way
home have long since communicated MS desire u
be recalled.
the Senate today that Mr.. CAss and NJ! ALLkS 90
NOT like 10 believe that Peace will continue !hey
have mounted their War horses and are un"lh'hE
TO come down. The Senate was out shot t!iIe
in Score: Session to-day. Think mere was III
business transacted besides acting ." '4-e
ton OF Gen. SAUNDERS l..
We nave neyys tonight OF another piece OF hu-
man buichery. The parties concerned were an,
RrTcHIE of Richmond, va. " no Is Connected " III
the ENQUIRER a son OF Mr.. RICHIE OF the Cnion
in this city, and Mr.. HAMILTON PLEAsAST:' son o!
The former Editor Of the Richmond Wing. The
ran 40 ne The duel arose from newspaper para
y,anbs Several shots were exchanged and then
Tesor, was had 10 Bowie knives Mr.. PLEAsAsTs
was dreadfullv wounded it is said, or as another
report has il is actually dead. have not heard any
very definite account OF the transaction; oul uie
leading part Of the occurrence is too true tear
Mr. CRAMPToS, son OF Sir PHILIP CRAMPToS'
and Mr. PoysoSBY the newly arrived Secretary
and Auache Of the British Legation, were among
the visitors today in the House OF Representatives.
They were taking general survey OF the Library
and other parts OF the Capitol.
The appointments confirmed in Secret Session
yesterday, including Messrs LAwREscE and Moore
of your City, will probably appear in the Inlon.
which is not delivered TIL morning The list Is
quite long and you will Of course copy from the
Official paper The news of Mr.. LAwREScE's con,
frmation was sent yesterday by Telegraph, and
you probably have it in your evening papers OF TO-
day.
You will have noticed the leading article IN this
mornings Union, trying TO explain away the TOO
palpabe coalition between the Loco Focos in 'hls
country and their English Tory allies TO PROSTATE
our National Industry at the feet OF the English
Arstocracy. There is portion of the Loco Foco
party here anxious to elevate Mr. WALKER but
they are rather annoyed that he should have been
90 early raised to the Peerage. The names OF SIR
ROBERT PEEL and Sar ROBERT WALKER. | trust
will not be able to overthrow the interests OF the
Republican aborers Of our own country Which IS
the British party hicHELikU'
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

FROM SANTA FE.-The Independence Missouri
Exposi,or of the 18th inst notices the arrival at that
place of another company OF traders from santa Fe.
They are under the direction of Messrs Houck and Beck
of Bonneville and Hicks Of Boone county aud left Chi
huahua OF the LIST December and Santa Fe the LIST
of January-performing the latter trip in thirtytour
days These gentlemen brought with them about S35,
600 the OF which Is said have been forwarded by
residents OF New Mexico meet their Indebtedness in
cities They had three mule teams, and the
company consisted of seven This adventure is re-
,arded testing praccabilty OF making this jour-
ney any of the year They carried provender
sufficient for their mules and had little left at the end
of the trip On the route they experienced but
storm otherwise the weather favorable but little
cold They met few Indians. Another company was to
leave Santa rs about the first of February, and
the first Of March
The political news is of no interest Intelligence of
the revolution Mexico placing Para6es at the head of
affairs had not been received Santa Fe.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27

THE MoRMoSs-We gather from several articles
in the Warsaw Signal and other quarters that portion
If the whole, OF the Morrnons intend soon
their pilgrimage for California That they should
begin their journey early in the season-5eore the
winter has terminated, and long before grass shall ap
pear upon which subsst their cattle and horses-is
hazardous and likely be attended with trials
and much suffering. BIZ, il is stated that from
twelve hundred have already crossed the river from
Nauvco, and encsnped Sugar Creek Iowa, seven
miles distant. Among them were the Trceloe the High
Council. all the principal men OF the Church and about
one hundred fens!es They were several days and
nights IN getting across the river Ii IS said DC the
plan OF the leaders 20 send this company forward
pioneer corps They proceed about FIVE hundred
miles westward where they 10 halt build village
and put in Spring crop They are 10 remain there uu-
I'll those who follow in the Spring reach them when su.
other pioneer company will for point five run.
bred miles still farther where they will stop build
a village, and put in Fall crop
The company remaining behind will in the spring
this second station and In This manner they
hope accomplish the Ion: journey which is in coneu.
plston. Many OF those who now 60 pioneers are 10
their crop is in for thei families Il
is said in the Signal that ne Teus the river on
Sunday night apparently spprehensive some visitation
from officers who might interfere with their departure
They left behind them agents for the Of the re-
naming properly, A Bsbbi,t, Fumer and Heywood
formerly Of Quincy
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1846-02-27
HoS BARKER BuRSELL-The Commercial Ad-

vertser has the following letter from Nantucket:
NANTUCKET, Feb "a. lS46
Il am happy TO say thar Mr.. Burne arrived here last
evening and that he is defaulte that he has
never used door OF the funds of the bank and that
he WILL in few days bring things to light which will
clear all matters up. and which is generally believed
here.
The bills taken at par by merchants, and
there seems 10 be doubt that every will be
made of by the Banking Company for the immedi-
ate redemption Of those and OF their deposes' $.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-07-04
Z heap Heading.
81 WILL BUY 5 POPULAR WORKS.

l. THE MERCHANTS DAUGHTER. A beautiful
Nopel, by Miss Ellen Pickering.
2. CRurKsHANKs' OMNIBUS, by Cruikshanks
himself. Grotesquely illustrated.
3. The Mosaic Workers OF VENICE, beau
hfm Tale, from the French OF Madam Geo.
Sand.
4. sCHILLER's GREAT ROMANCE The Vision
arg
5. ROMANCE AND REALITY, and other Tales,
by Il. s. Arthur, ESQ.,
ANY person sending US ONE DOLLAR, post paid,
will receive the above choice Novels by mail.
Editors copying the above will be entitled
to the Books. Address
J. J. GALUSHA g. co.
AZ West 4th 81. Cincinnati, ..
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-07-04
Notice

HYHE undersigned, appointed by the Pro.
bate Court of Tippah County, Mississip.
pi, at the February Term 1916 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 Comfy, on the
3fd Satu rday of every Month, until the first
Monday in August next, for the purpose of at
tending the said creditors, and of receiving 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. STRICKLIN,
DANIEL HUNT.
Commissioners
February 9th lS46-9-6wj
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-07-04

THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
TIPPAH COUNTY.
Circuit Court, March Term 1916, being 18th
day Of March 1916.
Thomas Jones,
vs.. ) Attachment
John W. Gibbons.
UVHlS day came the Plaintiff, by Attorney,
ard il appearing to the Court, that an
Attachment hath been duly issued at
he suit of he plaintiff, against the Estate of
the defendant, for the sum of Three Hundred
Dollars, relurnable to this term Of the Court,
and is now pending in said Court; and it appear.
ing to The satisfaction of the Court, that the
defendant has removed and resides beyond the
limits OF this State, SO that the ordinary pro.
cess OF this Court cannot be served upon him.
1t IS therefore ordered by the Cou.t, tha, un-
less the said defendant appear al the next term
OF this Court, on the first day thereof, to be held
tor SAID County,at the Court house, in the town
of Ripley, on the 4th Monday in September
next, and give bond as required by law, and
plead, judgment will be entered, and the estate
attached will be sold. 1t is further ordered nv
the Court, that this order be published il liz
ripley Advertiser, newspaper printed IL sid
state, for the space of Six weeks, notifying the
defendant of the tendency of this suit.
HARDY. w. STRICKLIN, CLERK.
May 9Th lS46-22-6w