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The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-17

uavnna s g g Il r. D.
1My of the very bes, quality just RECEIVED &c anu
W for eale by
Feb. %, l645.
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Il fresh supply Of Boots Shoes and Brogans
consisting Of gentlemens sewed and peged
shoes, peged boots and shoes, ladies and
youths kip and calf shoes, Of the best quality
for sale low for cash BY J. B. WALKER.
may, 10th 1874.
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ADMININI NhIO . NV1IOH'
~ ETTERS of Administration having besa
= Granted to the undersigned on the e.
tate of Robert Lackey. deceased. at mo
Oc, Term, 1874, Of the Probate Court o.
Tshemngo County, Missssippi.-Nollce
therefore given to all those having c'alms
gains, said Estate, to present them properly au'
ihenticated, within the time prescribed oy 'a"'
otherwise they will be forever barred. ,v
WILEY SWINEY,
Administrator.
Sep,ember 9Th lS45-45-6w fec -.
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Fish Hook and Lines
yNNooKs and lines ready rugged for use' Tor
~ sale by :. D. "AAnN"'
Feb. 20, l645.
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wv - sSSssS~b
terms for Cash; Consi'
ing articles:
Sulphate Of Quinine,
Opium, Calomel,
Laudanum, Paregoric,
Godfrey's Cordial,
Bateman's Drops,
Opodeldoc, Camphor,
Oil of Spike,
Oil d Ess. Peppermint
Oil Of Anniseed,
Oil ofSassafras,
Oil of Cloves,
Ni.gic Acid,
Muriatic do.
Sulphuric do.
CASTLE Soap,
Rhubarb, AIoes,
AssafHtida,
Peruvian Bark,
Blistering Ointment,
Cloves, Nu,megs,
LiquorIce Ball.
Ground Logwood,
Ground Mustard,
Blue Mass,
Balsamic Capsules
Red Lead,
Tinct. Lobelia,
Rasped Quassia,
Soda Powders,
Sienna, Crotonoil,
Nux Vomica,
| Cinnamon Bark.
Spanish Flies,
| Virginia Snake Root,
Pink Root,
lSeneka Snake root,
iva Ursi,
Comp Syrup Sarsapar
Balsam Copaiva,
Sugar Of Lead,
| Nitrate of Silver,
Arsenic Prussic Acid
Fly Poison,
SyriDges. Assorted,
| Corrosive Subimate,
I(,Ologne Water.
Blue Ink, Black Sant
w afers, Jalap,
Gum Myrh,
Cayenne Pepper,
lLocofoco Matches,
Seidlltz Powders,
Wallets Ferruglnous p
llodide Potassium,
| Do Mercury.
i The various Tine
cles. He expects I
{ a full assortment OF
and warrants them q
sers are respectfully
Ripley, Miss, Apr
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THE TERMS.

Be- a rigid adherence to the cash system, we
are enabled to publish this Magazine at the We,
~ lowest rate compatible with merit, viz: TWO
DOLLARS A YEAR. A trashy affair, moi to
be- reliee on in the fashion department, with old
plate. and nothing original, mghhs DC got up
but we issue a work Of reputation, and expect
to perform what we promise! To induce large
numbers to subscribe in the same neighborho cd /,
we offer the following terms to clubs -
Copies. $5,00I7 Copies, $1,000
Copies. 100 l6 Copies, 1000
PREMIUMS.
To person. for getting up Clubs s ws ;h, Of
or olub Of 1--WE. our "ANNUAL, WITH
WAsHINGTON's PORTRAIT IN IT." For
club Of seven, or for club Of sixteen, either
the Annual, or an extra copy Of the Magazine.
A specimen number sent when desired.
Address, Post Paid, -
CHARLES J. PETERSON,
No. % Chestnut S., Philsdelphia
tvEditors copying this Prospectns shall have
the magazine gratis for 1896.
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An the otaer Magazines are merely intended
for They have no a,gner d pan
view ,ong felt. for It gives the sex, monthly. the
W. atsst Fashions, the Newest Receipts, the
Cs Chit Chat. and every New Enforcement
Th. i does, alike to the lady in the Atlantic
States. and the one in the far West, and on the
same day in the month. What lady can do
without this Magazine! Fitted for "Home
wau%,, nd ttBoHdoir Companion'' alike, it is
.I,oadv neru.ed by tens of thousands, and will
be. eventually, in the lands ofevery American
woman.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Sept. 9Th l645-45-6w
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To render our periodical fAMln a~srv
vel, as a lady's book, we give, every
zine q New Receipts for Housewives, Patterns
fop Embroidery, Lace Work &C. &c; tsns ma t.
.%s,s Of s ssd' .pss, e .s'
every ,sw r,ho would learn the latest improve
ments IN the city: HINT
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NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY

NEW FALL AND WINTER DRY
IN GOODS.-Just opened, between llth and
18th streets, Pennsylvania avenue
SO lbs. white, gray, and blue mixed woolleu
yarns .....
l6O pieces new style fall and winter prints, from 81
to 49, cents
Manchester, Earston, and domestic ginghams
Rich new style furniture cacoes
25 dozen linen cambria handkerchefs, from l2l
cents to 81 1884,. .....
30 pieces Swiss, book, carleton, and plaid muslins
very cheap
so pieces cassimeres, cassnets, and vestings
Tweed, Kentucky jeans, and kersey
Scarlet, white, and yellow fannels, at all prices
10 pieces superior Irish linen from IS cents to 81
Brown and colored Canton ianpels s.s
100 pieces brown aud beached cottons, from S To
l2k cents
20 do apron checks, bedticks, and pententiary
plaids .. ...
10 dozen gentlemen's merino and lambswoo
shirts and drawers ...
Slate colored and brown oambrics, at g. cents
90 dozen ladies' superior kid gloves, at 81 cents
per pair ...
60 do do black, white, and slate colored
hose, from 10 to so cents pair ...
25 dozen gentemen's lambswoo and cotton half.
hose -.
Polka combs, only 10 cents
Pins, cents paper
Alpocas, grass-coih skirts and oil cloth
20 dozen infants and chdren's cotton and worst.
ed BOOKINGS
100 dozen black and white wadding and cotton bat
tings, &c. &c.
.. .na. .... GEORGE F. ALLEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, between l1th and 18th
streets. Sep. 30-3hf
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partment Of human affairs, which have been elect
ed by the advance Of science. The Times treats
the proceedings OF the association with great con-
tempt
A murderer al Lahore has been burned alice after
enduring the most horrible t0ruTes that the most
hendish Of men could infiet upon him WIN knives,
red hot pincers &c He confessed the murder oil hye
women, the plumber of the jewels they wore being
10 motive.
Mebemet Ali reached Alexandra on the Oath OF
August. He was received with sauies, PROFESSIONS,
and every possible indication Of rejoicing. He has
expended, during his stay IN Constantinope, at
least 81 $50, 900.
The Great Britain steamer was to sail on the pad.
A FIRE occurred at Leipsic on the Oath ult, which
destroyed an immense amount Of property. The
Hotel de Pologne, which was burned, was alone
valued at about 100000 francs. . ...
The Swiss diet has voted 10 declare a separate
league Of the several Catholic cantons incompati-
BILE with the federal convention Of 1916.
In Italy document has been issued by direction
OF the new Pope, calling on the governors OF the
provinces Of the Roman states 10 adopt measures 10
improve the temporal and spiritual condition OF the
poorer classes. The Pope proposes to found at
Rome a school for the education Of poor boys from
the aboring classes
Lord Metcaf late the governor of Canada, who
went home III, died on the 5th instant. His
character and public career highly eulogized by
the London Times and other papers.
TorAL EMsRArIoS FROM GREAT BRIrAN AND
IAELASp.--The total number OF emigranls in ls45
was IS, 30l; in 1874 it 20 CSC. The emigration
Of l6I5 exceeded that Of 1874 by oasis. The
amount Of emigration in le45 exceeded the amount
in any year since 1926, Inclusive except 1882,
(l02, l40 emigrants;) ls40 $50 743) l84l, u.s.
592) and 1912, (l25,344.) In le43, the yearly to-
tai sunk from the last mentioned enormous sum 10
81 1912 but has since been steadily increasing again
The increase in Is45 over 1914 is principally in the
emgrants the United States and the British North
American colonies To the former, there emigrated,
in ls4l, 1860 persons; in l545, 58,535 persons
The emigrsnts 10 the latter amounted, in l544, to
~ 500; in l945, To 81 500. The emigration to the
Australian colonies decreased in ls44I was 2 229;
in l645 only $50. To the Cape Of Good Hope
there IL increase from l6l, in 1874, TO 1876, in
l545. Emigration from the United Kingdom 10 the
West Indies has also increased from 500, in l544,
to 854, in lSi5. OF these emigrants, only 5604
were cabin passengers.
MUrroH HAMS The European Times says that,
by late arrival from the United States, find an
import Of Ia tierces Of mutton hams, which we
have no doubt will, with proper management, yield
good profit to the owners
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by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furnitu,


by A. GREEN, Auctioneer,
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen Furnitu,.
III at auction.--on Thursday, the 9Th insl,Dt
shall sell, at the late residence Of Mrs. Buck a,
ceased, on Capitol Hill, east Of the north Capitol
gate, and opposite the Capiol square, at 10 O'Clock
a. m, an excellent lot offurniture. We enumer.ls
in part
Mahogany sideboards, bureaus, and sofa
Do dining, card, centre, and other table,
Do washsinnd, hat-raek, cane, and other
chairs
Gilt-frame, pier, and other glasses
CURED maple, high and loW-post bedseads
Wardrobes, pine vsshstands and tables
Maniel, solar. hall, and other lamps
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
AndironS, ShoVels, tongs, tenders, &c.
Fine ebony msntel clock
Damask moreen window curtains, Venetian blinds
&c.
China, glass, and eroekery ware, among which is
agood white stone China dinner set
Three-Ply, ingram, and step carpets, stair rods
&c.
Cooking and other stoves
good lot Of kitchen requisites
Also, an upright piano forte, good-toned nsuu.
ment
With many other articles not necessary to emu.
merate.
Terms Of sale: All sums OF and under 500 cash,
over $40 credit Of sixty and ninety days, for ap-
proved endorsed notes, bearing interest.
A. GREEN,
oct2-6t Auetoneer.
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INTERESTING to Authors, PROPRIETOR

II OF books, Nc.-Ihe IUth HtcIlon OF The late
act OF Congress establishing the Smithsonian Insti-
tuition, requires the author proprietor ofany book
map, chart, musical composition, PRINT cut, or en-
craving, for which a copyright shall be secured
to deliver copy thereof, within three months after
its publication, to the secretary, to be placed in
the library Of said institution. Hon. William J.
Hough, M. c., OF New York, is me secre-
tary, and has appointed Hon. B. B. French,
clerk Of the House of Representatives, u. s.,
at the city of Washington, an assistant, to
whose care any such production may be sent
o her communications, during the recess of Con-
gress may be addressed above or TO the seereta-
ry, at Cszenoyia, New York.
Sep ll-daceotlNov
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NEW Guitar Music

NEW Guitar Musfc.-Just received from
IN the publishers the following new and popu-
lar pieces Of music, and an arrangement made with
them by the subscriber TO receive regularly all the
new guitar music arranged by that celebrated pro-
lessor, Phillip Ernst--all Of which will be sold at
the reduced prices, as heretofore, at Ststioners'
Hall. w FISCHER.
Petites Bagatelles Agreeables, by Ernst.
Rondo Mifitaire, dedicated to her serene highness
the Princess Nicholas Esterhszy, by her former
teacher, p. Ernst.
La Serenade de Francois Schubert, Transcript
by NJ. A. Zsni de Ferrant
Six Petits Morceaux tres faciles, rondino, easy
and brilliant
Ernst
1t is the Troubadour, words by w. Ball, ESQ.,,
and arranged by Ernst.
Deux Morceaux, pour lie piano, II. A. Wollen-
haupt. Sept 30-3taw2w
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NEW Goods for Fail sales.-Just opening,
~ large and extensive stock Of new and de-
sraole goods, suitable for the Fall trade which have
been bought very low, and to which invite the at
tenton OF purchasers, as shall offer great induce
ments IN prices. would especially call attention
to the following;
so pieces dark Cashmere d'EcOase, at IS cents,
worth 37i
So cases dark and rich fall caliooes,,to I2I
cents
20 pieces plaid French einghams
cartons rich embroidered Thibet shawls
rs very superior Brocha shaWls
100 dark wool shawls, low priced
Tartan plaid silks
20 rich Cashmere robes
MoraVian, Cashmere, and Mohsir hosiery
200 pieces cotton shirtIngs and sheetings
White, scarlet, and yellow hannels, in great
variety
Heavy brown and bleached Canton Aannels
40 pieces easslnes, all qualities, and very cheap
10 do satin-strpe merinos, new artice
rs pairs fine cradle blankets
IS pieces cambria dimIty
so do Russia diapers
Black and fancy eassimeres and tweeds
Blue, black, and oolored cloths
Merlno, Valencia, and satin yestnes
70 pieces heavy Nankeens, for furniture
do Ga mode eolored French merinos
dozen green gauze wells
Gentlemen's merino shirts and drawers in
great variety
"a, 90, and l0-4 brown linen table cloths
10 pieces low-priced linen dowlas
Linen shirtisgs and sheetings, all widths
200 point blankets, heavy
~ pieces plaid linseys
30 do do cottons
All Of which, with every description Of goods
adapted to the present demand, can be now found
at my store. r. ESrEP.
Sept 24-9taw2Vif
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NIoTICE.-The Session Of the Fairfax

NJ OTICE.-Ine SESSION OF the Fairfax y
IN Institute, (near Alexandria will hereafter com
mcnce with the Ist Of October, and continue to In,
end Of July in each year.
BY this arrangement the vacation will embrace
the months Of August and September n season
which experience has proved to be more convenient
for the purpose than any otherto parents in this
section Of country.
TO to the present pupils Of the institute and
others shortly expected the benefit Of this arrange
mont, the fret ofAugust is appointed for the com
mencement ofthe next vacation. Pupils who may en-
ter the Fairfax Institute at the present time will hav,
the advantage Of an entire school year, while. IN,
classes being already arranged and the greater par
Of the school assembled, no time will be lost by
them in preliminary preparations.
Parents and others desiring information viii b,
furnished with pamphlet containing particulars o
the course Of studies, terms, &C., by application 4
the subscriber, directed to the Theological Semina
ry post Office, Fairfax county, Virginia.
Oct l--law3wd&cp GEORGE A. SMITH.
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TINTED states Hotel, between Sd and
" LIZ streets. PennkXIYania Avenue =

Who viii not call and examine my stock, and save
their money by doingi The subscriber has re-
eeiyed direct from New York, Of the latest impora.
tons, beautiful assortment OF cloths, cassl-
meres, and yestings as he has ever offered TO the
citizens Of the District and surrounding country.
My goods have been purchased unusually low and
selected with great care; styles and quality equal 10
any mans stock in this cilyj and my mode Of doing
business jusfes me in saying that can sell clothes
cheap as any other establishment in the District
pay no book-keeper, collector, salesman. return
my thanks To the public generally for former patron
age, and most respectfully solicit eonn uaton of the
same, as am fully prepared to accommodate you
in any style Of clothing you may want, eady-made
or Otherwise. Such a stock Of ready-Tna clothing
can hardly be found in this city, well made and
trimmed, equal to anything made TO order ofmy own
manufacture. Cloth eoaks cheap as they can be
found in the United States. My stock is large, and
must be sold for cash, or to punctual men on time.
Do not fail to call before you purchase under the
United States Hotel.
p. w. BROWNING,
Sept. 25-3tawiif Merchant Tailor.
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VALUABLE PROPERTY at auction

k'OR SALE, that very desirable residence Of
Il the late Mr. Charles Strahan, on II street NORTH
opposite the new Episcopal Church of the Ascen.
sion. The house has been finished in the very best
modern style, and has every necessary convenience
and ample accommodations for respectable family
The lot is large, and be converted into an excel
lent garden, 1t having now several young bearing
fruit trees, shrubbery, &c.
Upon the payment Of one-fflh of the purchase
money in cash, liberal credits will be given for the
residue. a
Further description is deemed unnecessary, as
those who may desire to purchase will of course visit
the premises lfnot sold by the 5th Of October, the
property will then be for rent Apply on the prem
ises, orto
GEORGE SWEENEY, Notary Public,
sept 24-eotd 7th street.
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A NEW WORK, just published, and for sale
"A at the book and pamphlet stores, and the
printing Office of Mr. J. ~ Davis, corner of Penn
sylvania avenue and 18th street, a pamphlet Of 80
pages, entitled 'The claim the Church Of Rome
to the exercise of religious federation during the pro-
pretary government of Maryland examined: by
Josiah +. Polk"
Sept l2--eodc2w
[Inelligencer, Fountain, and Saturday Evening
Visiter will please copy.l
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ZAP STOVES, Crates, Cooking

y HHhBts, %C.--JUSEPT TT. NEVETT,
opposite Fuller's Hotel, has in store, and will con-
tinue to keep through the season, full supply Of
the best and most modern style Of stoves for wood
or coal. They have been selected with great care,
and will, in all cases, be warranted to perform rs
represented He has just received some Of the most
magnificent CRATES ever offered in this city. They
viii be sold at northern prices He is prepared to
furnish very superior kind Of cooking range, with
without hot-waier apparatus al Of which are for
sale at the lowest prices for cash Purchasers are in
vited to call They will find il to their advantage
to do 30. Sept 29-6t [InteL1
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WANTED, by a graduate Of a British Unver-
w sity, situation as principal of an academy
or tutor in a private family. The advertiser will
produce the most satisfactory recommendation for
morality, and ability to instruct in the Greek, Latin
and English languages, thoroughly, and in all the
branches of an English and mathematical education
necessary for admission te any Of the American
colleges or universities Letters addressed to A. M
at Washington city, d. c., will be Immediately at.
tended to.
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DLAID RIBANDs.-Ladies!w we shall open
J. On Monday next, 25th inst
1900 pieces Of plaid bonnet riband, from l2I to
IS cts. per yard
l carton, 800 yards, Of rich black silk laees
from TO inches wide
5000 yards Of cotton bobbin edgings, from 2 to q
cts. per yard
IL boxes OF French flowers, from so to 10 cts
per bunch
% boxes OF American flowers, from TO IS cts
per bunch
II boxes Of coleTed French quillings
so boxes OF American outings, from 4 to 10
cts piece
Laees, edgngs, nets, gloves, mitts, g., DC; all OF
which will be Of the latest styles, and much less
than they can be bought at any other store in the
District.
BRAGDoN 4 TWoMBLY.
Sept. 25-3if
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BY A. GREEN, Auctfoneer.
HOUSEHOLD and Kitchen FuPnitur,


III at Auction.-on Monday, the 5th of octo.
Der, 1 shall sell, at the house next TO the north
Capitol gate, on Capitol Hill, at at 10 O'Clock, a m,
a good lot OF furniture, viz:
Mahogany sideboards, bureaus, sofas, &c.
Mahogany dining, breakfast, and card tables
Marble-top pier and centre tables
Mahogany arm rocking chairs, wsshstands
High and low-post bedsteads, wardrobes
Feather beds, bedding, and mattresses
Andirons, shovel and tongs, brass and wire fend.
ers
Pier, chamber, and other glasses, toilet sets
dozen cane, rush. and wood-seat chairs
large lot of excellent three ply and ingram car
pet
large lot of mating, hearth rugs, &C.
Parlor, hall, and other stoves, refrigerator
Also orange and lemon trees, Towering plants
Also good mich COW and hefer, the COW now
giving milk ..
Terms: All sums of and under 500, cash; over
$40, credit Of two and four months, for notes sal
isfactorily endorsed, bepring interest.
a.sE A. GREEN,
Sept 29--6t -. Auc,ioneer.
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SUGAR and Molasses at Auction
- Alexandria, on Wednesday, 7th October, at h
o'clock, at Union Wharf
40 hogsheads and "a tieroes prime Porto Rico
mossses, cargo Of schooner Elizabeth from
Porto Rico.
Is hogsheads Surinsm molasses.
80 hogsheads Porto Rico sugar, part Of which
cargo schooner Elizabeth.
ANDREW J. FLEMING,
Oet 1t Auctioneer
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VALUABLE small Farm at priyat,

"A 49, ens"h n arth ~ pTtNate
"A sale, and will be sold at great bargain.--Ths
farm is beautifully situated, about one and-a-half
miles from Georgetown, on the Virginia side. in the
county Of Alexandra. II contains Sc acres, abou,
one-third in woods, and is easily improved. There
is small house and stable on il, and spring Of the
best water near the centre Of the place. Apply to
ROBERT CRUfT,
street, between 18th and 18th streets
Also, for rent brick house on street, between
l4th and 18th streets, containing rooms and eel
lar Possession can be had the first of October. or
he will rent two rooms ofthe same for an Office.
Apply to ROBERT CRUTT
Sept. 26--dow
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IKIINE sToRE.-John H. Ruthmann

w Pennsylvania avenue south side, between
Al and 9Th streets. has received and offers for sale
some very superior Port Wine, in bottles and ON
draughti also on hand This own preparatory wild
Cherry Cordial and very superior Stomach Bitters.
Sept 0o--3tf
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MRS. POTTER, Pennsylvania avenue, near
ISl the railroad depot, would be happy 10 receive
private families or transient boarders.
April 27-3twtf
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FOR NORFOLK.

wNNN5XS FOR NORFOLK
"a In The steamer Osceola will leave
esY.-::.i1 - Washington for the above
zdkz12k place every Thursday at 9
o'clock, a. m. Returning win leave Norfolk every
Friday at 4 O'Clock, p. m,
Passage and fare IS
She will stop going and returning at Cone river,
Virginia, and all usual landings on the Potomac.
JAMES MITCHELL, CAPTAIN.
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OTICE.--1he travel over the Po,omsc bridge
will be suspended on and after the IN day Of
October next, for the space Of ten DAYS in conse-
quence OF the repair Of the Washington draw.
ings. NO'''
Sept 29--St ...
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WANTED, a Servant Woman, to do the
w work Of a small family. One that can come
well recommended, will hear Of good situation, by
applying TO VIM. MARSHALL, auctioneer. <
slave would be preferred. Sept 30-tf