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NeTy FespecIIuIIy, yours,
GERRUT SMITH.
The Southern Learned Blacksmith"
The Liberia Advocate, a St. Louis paper,
publishes the following letter:
PAULDIy0, Miss. Sept. l84G.

PAULoISa, Miss. Sept. 1916.
Dr0. FinAy:-it is known to You that sew
eral years since, the Synod5 Of Mississippi
and Alabama resolved to unite in the noble
Christian enterprise of purchasing the slave
Ellis and his family 10 be sent to Africa as a
missionary family. The two Synods have,
as you have heard, n. last, after a long DELAY,
succeeded in raising the desired amount
$4,000 and Ellis has now been purchased,
aud is In the hands Of the committee of tho
Synod, and will sail in December. This [
look upon az one Of the most noble and in
t~e7estlng enterprises that has been undertaken
by the Southern church for a long time. Per-
hap5 none OF equal interest, considering the
magnitude OF It's prospective results, has ever
oeen undertaken. To one who is familiar
with the details Of the history of this man FL
lis, the subject 10 fall Of interest.
lie is 4 remarkable man. For years pas.
he has ldbored ~ acquire an education, under
circumstances Of difficulty and Discourage
ment rarely if ever surrounding any man.
FIe is a most excellent blacksmith, and his
chop has in consequence been always crow
ded with work and OF course, at night, il
would be natural TO expect he would be ia
sigued, and willing to rest. But this, his
leisure time, and every spare moment, has
beth~ dssiduolaly ueNoteu 10 study. AND thus
he has sIudied the Greek and Latin laagua-
ges pretty thoroughly, and has made consid-
erahlc proficiency in Hebrew. In addition
TO this he has paid considerable attention to
the sciences, and is now a far better scholar
than many who have had every Advantage
He is to be examined with a view to licen-
sure at the meeting Of the Tuscaloosa Pres
bytcry. on the fourth Thursday Of the present
month. Ilo has a Latin eNegisis, a critical
exercise, and a popular sermon to exhibit, as
parts Of Tial. L. will no doubt be an inter-
esling occasion.
Bro. McNair, who was appointed the agent
of the Synod Of Mississippi in this case, re-
lated to me the circumstance of an interview
which he and Bro. Sullman, of Eutaw, held
with Ellis, and they were truly thrilling
1t took place on the morning after the pur-
chase had been completed. 10 use Brother
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nor, Il know and lo7e him,) and Charles
Francis Adams and John @. Palffey are the
mca 20 utter this cry. Go, without delay,
over the whole length and breadth of your
STATE, pouring these talisman!c words into
the ears Of the thousands and tens of thou
sands who shall fock 20 hear you and Mas
sachuao,ts will, even at the approaching cleo
ton, reject all her pro-slavery candidates.
Such is the power Of truth, when proceeding
from houored and welcome lips!
Your g7ea; meeting was y farce:-and
will you pardon me, il | cts 10 you your
own speech 10 provs III That speech, which
denouuces your fellow citizens for stealing
one man, was delivered by a gentleman, who
(risum %teneatie = contends, that a person.,
who steals hundreds ofmc1, is fl 20 DO Pres
iden. Of the United States! It is ludicrous,
beyond all parallel, that nc, who would
crown with the highest honors .hs very
prince OF kidnappers, should, with a grave
face. hold up to She public a5aorr5nce the
poor man, who has only just begun to try
his hand AZ kiGnapPiar. Then, your con-
icglp'Iou5 blG.jas towards Capt. iIannum and
his employers how affected! Ii you shall
not be utterly iasensible to the claims ofcon-
s]is:eEcy, who, when YOU shall lave Henry
Clay to dine with you, Will You allow to be
better entitled than this Same Capt. Hannum
aua h's e'uP''y'L5 20 seas at your Aole =
NuH.', my "'', Hl' rom y.IF 9u'ages on
CONSISTENCY 10" s'''J ~ Nj Oiay' no"
can gov '"eh U''ri5e aau ief'oach 'hose'
who, with however much OF tae awkward
"ss' Oh ceE'"ne's, are GeyeF'Asioss' Going.
t'e.' SS'' 20 ''SP 'Ti""'u 10 'Ae tracks oil
'"e'' iluS''''"' p'o'ee-'so-
It would oc very absurd-wouli it not -
for you to denounes the stealing Of a single
sheep, at the Same time, that YOU are count
ing as worthy OF all honor Iho man, who
steals a whole Aock OF sheep. But, | put it
10 your candor, whether it be 4 whit more
absurd than IS your deep loa;hing and unut-
tora3le contempt OF Capt. Hanoum and his
employers Tor a crime which, though inces-
sanity repeated and infinitely aggravated in
the case OF M. CIay' does not disqualify
him, IN your esteem, to be the chief ruler of
this naion-io 5e, what the civil r1!es is re-
quired TO be-'the minister Of God
Yen intimate, that the State Prison is the
/ -~o,er rl,oe c,r t',,t Uar-r,, r,I Iii, On
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LETTER TO GERRlT SMITH,.
DrDHAN, Mass, Nov. 10, '4G

DEDHAN, Mass, Nov. 10, '4G.
GERRIr SMITH, Esq, Peterboro,' n. Y.
DEAR SIR-l have just finished the pcrusal
of a printed letter, Of which you have done
me the honor to send me a copy, addressed
by you to the Hon. Stephen c. Phillips. of
Salem, and drawn forth by his speech in Fam
euil Hall, at the Kidnapping Meeting. Some
of your positions in thatletter seem to me not
less suggestive of comment than the speech
of Mr.. Philips, and | am sure YOU will par
don me if | initiate your example so far, as
to throw such thoughts as occur to me into
an epistolary form, instead Of reducing them
to the shape of a formal leading article.
have not a word to say in depreciation Of
the severity of your censures upon myn%ative
State. She deserves all You say Of her, and
a great deal more. Her conduct in the seve-
raj instances you enumcrate, was base and
llgitious to a degree That may well defy the
possibility Of EXCESSIVE condemnation. So
swift has she been to work wickcdness, that
she has outstripped the flight of the most
winged words OF denunciation and rebuke.
They toll after her in vain Her shame is
made the more manifest by her words of grace,
and her imperfect acts of goodness, in Time
past. Her sins, at least, are not sins Of iC-
norance. She is condemned cut Of her own
mouth. She may well apply to herself the
mournlul self-reproach OF the Roman satir-
list,
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r]eiqiing 10 ne pecuntary affairs 9fAe Paper,
10 be addressed (post paid) 10 TIE General
trent. Communications intended Jor tnSer-
ton 10 be o9drc.sed 10 he Editors.
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~ TERMS :--SI.5O per annuri, or el,75
(inycriojly re7riycd) If not paid within SIX
months Of the time Of subscribing.
hnvrprisrvrvrs making less than a square
inserted three times for - cont':-one
square 81.
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Prinled fer tie Publishing Committee ~
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Editors will please send papers containing the
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THE STATE OF MI ,SISSIppI.
I1PPAH COUNTY.
PROBATE COURT, December Term. I,

PROBATE COURT December Term, ls4j
AMES WALKER, Administrator of lisa &C
- a. SherriIl deceased. Prayed the Court
..,o oy Petition, to grant him an order for the
saI o' me Real Estate or lands beIoop;np 10
sa'o Iced, to wi':-The Sourh half Of io, No
., and Lo! No. 3, in Block No. n, in the town
u n'p'ey Mississippi. for the payment of the
oeots OF said Estate. 1t was thereupon ordered
os me Court that Ci alton issue, requiring all
persons mere ',ed, to tie and appear at the Feb.
ruary Term l6, of The Probate Cour, of TN.
pan county to be held at the Court House
thereof on the first Monday in said Month, and
snow cause, If an. they have, why said lands
chou not be sold; and that said Citation he
published for SIX successive W., ks IN The X i,,ev
ADVERTISER, Newspaper published in the town
OF Ripley. WITNES S, the Hon. ROBERT r.
,, THOMAS, presiding Judge of said
L. ) Court. the frs. Monday IN Decem.
Der le45. Issued the A h D. Gem
Der lS45 DANIEL. HI1NT ts,,,'
Dec. 9TH lS45-l-6w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FUYHE undersigned at the November term
1915. of the Probate Court Of Tppah
County Mississippi. having obtained let.
ters Of Administration on the Estate of James
L. Peeler deceased, tskes this method of notify
ing all persons having claims against said decd
to present them in the time prescribed by law,
or this notice viii be plead in bar of their re.
covery; and all persons indebted TO said decd.
are requested to come forward and make set.
Element Immediately, as am determined TO
wind up the business as soon as possible
GEORGE A. PEELER,
Administrator
Dec. 18th lsi5-2-6s
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Sale Of Lands

GhN Monday, March 23rd 1876. At the
Court House Door in Ripley; will offer
for Sale, on credi. of Twelve Months,
with good security. under an order OF he Pro.
bate Court of lippah County Miss the follow.
ing described lands:-The E / of 8 4, T. 2
X E.--55 acres of the North side of the N
w / OF 3, T2. r E.--And 40 acres, being
the Northeast Sixteenth of s 4, Il 2, RE- E.;
all lying in Tippah County and making 2h5
acres in all Sold as the property Of James N.
Gunler deceased, aud the title believed TO b
perfect. o. DAVIS,
ADMIR-. De bonis non
of James NJ. Gunter decd
Jan, 10Th le46-3w
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UNHE undersigned, appointed by The Pro.
bate Court of rippah County, Mjssissip.
pi, a, The February Term 1916 thereof,
commissioners, to receive and examine all
claims fthe several creditors of The Estate OF
Richard Mcdonald, deceased, represented in
solvent; will NEE, at the Circuit Clerks office,
in the Town of Ripley, in said County, on the
3 Sa,u rday of every M nth. until the first
Monday in August next, for the purpose of at.
tending the sald creditors, ard ofreceiving 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
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SilERIFFS SALE OF
JUUG Vi E\TS,

T OTICE-On the Bird Monday u March
~ lSi6, ! will sill for cash, at tie Court
House Door, in the town of Ripley, the
following Judgments, TO satisfy the Costs there
or, 10 wit
WIN F. Payne Va AndrewF DAYS, Admin
ls'fafor of Martha DAVIS decd dated 30.h SEP
TENDER, 1885 Judgment $50 49,
Samuel Mos5y VS. Stephen G,ees dated Isl
October 1874, amt. of judgment $3.50 %
Jas Allen vs. Hinson Purnei, dated Bird Oc,o.
Der lS4 ! amt OF judgment $l2S IS
Greenbury Mitchell VS. John MAJ, dated
Ord October lSlas amt OF judgment $4l527.
Henry Burrough use OF John Burrough vs.
John s May dated Bird October 1874, amour,
OF judgment $4!6,5O.
Edward Groams VS. Jas M Moore and John
Mex "a, dated h October 1910. amount Of
judgment Sl59,l6.
Hiram Howard vs. Edward Dasheill, da,ec
oh October 1910, amt of judgment SsJ,36.
Means d Cunningham vs John Al Willis,
dated g. OCTOBER lo4O, ami jnd .ment S6s. so
Joseph S,hvan vs. Sarah 4 Ransom Fu Yer
dated b October 1910, ami judgment $66,N
Jehk'nsJ Williams VS. George A Phifer, dated
So.h March 1912 amt OF judgment $93,l5
Lew Mcdonald VS. Amo, James, dated e.
September 1912, amt of juagnen, Sl555IB
Beirn and Tnside vs. Richard Dean, da
ted 8 september 1912, IN judgment lib 81
Morris e. Dumas vs. John S Nav, dated 90 h
May 1889, amount ofjudgment $27,lA
johnson VS. John Burns d David Walden
dated 26rn November 1888, am, judg 1925 Oh
David Riddle vs. H W KeebIe, dst"d 27thI
Nov 1888, amount OF Judgment $l65,74
Thomas A Adams VS. n w Keeble & others
dated 20 May 1888, amt jrgmcn' $73,79
Haywood Bowers. adm sc vs. H W X ,ehle,
dated 20 h May 1889, ami Judgment $2O,23
Jas w Sumner use OF Henry Wright, VS.
NJ Rogers and a NJ Youna. dated 26th May
1919 amount of judgmen; $S679S
Alex VI c uIdwell vs. EN- Roger. dated
25.h May 1889, amt OF judgment Sl24 II.
Same We E VI Rogers, dated 29th May 1889,
alaaunt of judgmen, S2l IA
Citizen s Woods VS. L NJ Rogers. dated
a3h May 1899, amt of judgment $57 ,23
II d. Krkman VS. Isaac Moore. dated 30 b
Marc. le4l, amt ofwdgmeni $50 80
Tarvtr & Moore V Chas Hines dated 29h
May 1888, amt of judgment $6576.
Nathaniel A Clark VS. VIM Eaton dated 2Slh
Nav 1888, amt ofjudgmen $l36,40
WIN Moore VS. Jane WcElwee, dated LIST
April lS4l, amt of judgment $706S.
Wiley A Morgan VS. Jno & P Williams, dated
~ November 1888, amt judgmen, 500, l04
Jno Booth W. Haywood Johnson, dated 9Th
October lS40,$lS2,O3.
A. e. BLAIR, Sheriff
of TiFpah County Miss
Deem. 18th lS45-2-3m
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.


0NAKEN up by John H. Norton, living 5
- miles North of Ripley. near the Purdy
Old Cext spring, no brands perceivable, a wart
on The near side of he neck, and not on her
right fore leg; abou, l44 hands high, with white
hind feet; Appraised to $50. a
ALSO, one Grey mare, supposed to be 9 or
III years old, no brands, left hind leg has the
appearance of having been hurt, small black
spot on her back, about IA hands high; Ap.
praised to $40.
Taken up by Andrew Pra,er, living miles
south of Ripley, small sorrell horse, supposed
10 be 4years old last spglng, blaze face, hind
legs white up to the hook joints; Appraised
TO $50.
N. NJ. ARMOUR, Ranger
January Bird lS46-4-3w
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

Taken up by Davis Williams, living l6 miles
North of Ripley, one Roane Horse, with star
in his forehead, no brands, supposed TO be Z or
Syears old, 10 hands high; Appraised TO $50.
Taken up by z. Minor, living about IA
miles North Of Ripley, near the road leading
from thence 10 La Grange, one bay poney, black
name, tail and lege, supposed to be about 8
years old, no marks perceivable; Apr to $50.
N. Nj. ARMOUR, Ranger.
January 81 ls46-4-3v
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"YHE Undersigned. Administrator of the
Estate Of William Norton, deceased,
has presented a final account Of his cd.
ministration on said Estate to the Probate
Court Of TPpah County, Mississippi, and will.
at the March term thereof, apply for it's audi
ton and allowance.
.'.. JOHN HUNTER, Adn'r
January 18th 1915.
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

sd Y order of the Probate Court of Tisha.
- mingo County, Mississippi, will sell, on
Friday the 9Th February next, 10 The highest
bidder, at the Court House Door, 10 the Town
OF Jacinlo, on credit of Twelve Months, the
undivided interest in The S. y. ! of Sec, IL,
Il. 6, R. 10, East, belonging to the Estate of
J. M. Hogue. deceased. Bond and Security
required OF the purchaser.
A. E REYNOLDS,
Adm nstra'or..
January oath 1916 -7-3t fee 81
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Snlcs Of Valuable
Town SrNpcrty.

an Saturday, March 2l-t ls46, at the
Cour, House ID ,or in Ripley, under an
order Of the Probate Court OF Tippah
C"unty, Mississippi, | will sell to the b g 'est
bidder, on credit of Twelve Nonths, the pur
chaser giving good security, the following town
Lns in Ripley. including the dwelling, GU h"u
ses, Calumet makers and furniture shop of the
late Isaac A. Sheriff. decd, VIZ The s 9th
nall of Lot No. 2--l.o, No g. and the Nor h
half Of Lot No. 5, all in Block No. 81 accor-
ding to the plan OF said town. Sid as the
property of esid Isaac A. Sheriff., deed, and
the title b, lievcd to he perfect
JAMES WALKER, Adm,
Of Isaac 4. Sh'riN dsed.
February 7 h 1916 -9-3w
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Guardians Notice,

YNVlE Undersigned, Guardian of William K.
H.pIer has presented FINAL account Of
hie Guardianship, to the Pr bate Court
of Tppah County, Mississippi, and will at the
the soS, April Term thereof, apply for tie audi
uen end A!iOSa .ce.
BENZ. D NAREHS
Guardian,
february 7,h is46 -9--3y
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TIE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. }
Jippah County.

Jippah County.
The STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
To all persons interested in the lands, tenemen,s
and hereditaments Of Benjamin Cook, deceased
WIOU are hereby cited to BE- and appear be.
fore the PROBATE Court ofTippah Conn.
ty, at the Court House thereof, on the
first Monday in April next, then and there TO
answer The Petition of Samuel Alexander. AID
mnisira,or OF The Estate of said decedent. for
the sale of said Lands, Tenemen,s and here
d' amenis, described in said Petition, as the
South East quarter of Section 5, Township S,
of Range g. East, for The payment of the debts
OF said lntestate, represented insovent, and to
show cause, if any you can, why said lands,
ienemenls and Entertainments should not b.
sold, and further to do and to suffer such things
as shall be considered end ordered in the prem
lses by the Court aforesaid.
Witness, the Honorable ROBERT
~ X THOMAS, Judge of said Cour;
LIS and The seal thereof, thereun,o al.
~ fixed, the first Monday IN tebru.
airy 1916
Issued the 5ih of February lS45
DANIEL HUNT, Clerk.
February 7th ls46-9-5w
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

n EfiEh Of Administration having been
granted to The undersigned on The Is.
q tate OF Josephus Heweti, decd, at the
~, Uc'ooer term. l-45, OF the Probate Court Of
llpPah County Mississippi. Notice is there
'ofe gwen 10 all those having claims against
sala Estate to present them, duly authentic ate d
w''hin The time pre-. cribed by law, otherwise
they will be forever barred.
LORENZO HEWErT.
Administrator If said Estate
Deem 18Th lS45-2-6w
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
1'isbamingo County.
Jeremiah H. Davis,
vs.. Attachment for 800 20.
William II Borem
1nVHE Attachment in the above stated case
having been returned levied, on the es.
tate of The said Defendant, Notice is
hereby gwen, that unless the said Defendant
shall appear, give special bail, and plead within
the time limited for his appearance, judgment
will be entered and The estate so attached will
be sold, to satisfy Plaintiffs debt and costs Of
suit. January 3rd A D. 1916.
JOHN REEVES, CLERK.
January l7,h 1876
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February 9Th lS46-9-6w
THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, !
Tippah County.

Tippah County.
.sst THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
To all persons interested in the Lands. Tene
,nenis and hereditaments Of James Little decd.
V7OU are hereby cited to be and appear be
fore the Probate Court Of Tippah Coun.
ty, at the Court House thereof, on the
first Monday in April next, then and there to
answer the Petition Of Noses Shannon, Admin.
istrator Of the Estate Of said decedent for sale
Of said Lands. Tenements and Entertainments,
described in said Petition, as the South East
quarter of Section IA, Township 2, of Range
Three, East; lying situate and being in said
County Of Ti?pah, for the payment OF the debts
OF said 1ntestate, his personal estate being rep.
resented insufficient and 10 show cause, if any
you can, why 60 much Of the said lands. tene.
ments and ditaments should not be sold. as
WI De sufficient TO pay the residue of the debts
oIsa'd decedent, and further 10 do and suffer
:ocn th'ngs 40 shall be considered and ordered
~ Tue premises by the Court aforesaid.
%. ro Witness, the Honorable RoBeRr r.
THOMAS, Judge. of the Probate
* It's } Court of said County and the seal
aia ~ thereun,o affixed, the first Monday
~ N February 1916. e 81 H1sJ
ISSUED the 9th February 1916. aIt51
Fstrssry 7th lA4e--o-s.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-02-21
ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

WVAKEN up by CIemment X. Briggs, two
Steers, one a dark red, with some white
on The belly, LETT hip shot, marked with
asmooth crop aud swalo fork in the right ear
and underblt in the left; the other a yellow,
with ball face, three white feet, branded with
The lie ter II on The right hip, marked with a
smooth crop .tf each ear; Appraised TO 1924.
N. N. ARMOUR, Ranger.
Januar, 10Th l846-5-3y