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ridiculed He hoped the Senate would pass or
reject the bill at once
4. Mr.. Allen opposed the resolution. II was on.
ly another screw TO fasten down the capitol in
this place. liza monument was to be erected, let
il be built by Congress and upon proper spot
upon hill--where it would remain as long as
the hill should last. ,
Mr.. Davis advocated the resolution. 1t was,
in his opinion, no argument, because some the
money subscribed had been fraudulenty WITHHELD,
that the remainder should not be appropriated to
the object intented.
After further debate by Messrs Benton and
Dayton-the former charging the Association
with pilfering the community, and the latter le-
futing the charge-a motion TO lay the bill on the
table was lost--yeas 10, nays ~.
The resolution was finally passed over infor-
ma'ly, and the Senate after acting upon some
private bills at near 4, P. NJ, went into execu-
TO day by the President, and then adjourned
The House was engaged nearly the whole day
in discussing. in Committee of the Whole on the
! state Of the Union, the new Tariff bill. The
! Committee was addressed by Messrs Bedinger,
of Va, and Townson. of Georgia in favor Of the
bill and by Messrs. Ewing, Of Tennessee, Pol
lock, of Pa, and Severance of Maine, in oppose
ton. J.
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~ Gen. Gaines is 50 years old Cen Sc
about O., and Gen, Taylor Sc
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OF PEiNI1Nu INK.--A fresh supply Of superior
summer ink just received, and for sale at Phila-
dephia prices, for cash.
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Tax LICENSE LAVA large meeting ha
been held in Albany TO sustain the license Law
and uphold it as constitutional enactment,
Sunbury American and Shamokin journal. [volume] (Sunbury, Northumberland Co., Pa.) 1840-1848, 1846-07-04

Cor. BsL.sAr-Col Be!knap, who command
ed the Eight Infantry in the late victories, is th'
Belknap. who, at the sostie of Fort Erie, during
the last war, distinguished himself by fighting
hand to hand and refn.ed to enter the sallie,
por, unit! every one OF his command bad preee
dcd him. lie then escaped by cutting down th'
soldier whs pinned him to the wall with bayon
ct,
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TnE DISTRACTION OF ST. JoHSs, N. r. nr
FIRE,.is confirmed by papers from New Bruins.
wick But one mercantile house is left stand.
ing--,hat OF Newman 4 Co. The loss is esti.
mated at m;llion sieriing! The Catholic
Church, and Episo opal residence in rear Of Duck.
worth street, were saved. ST. Johns Church,
the Cathedral Church Of England, burnt to the
ground. The Court House, Jail, and all tho
buildings by which they were surrounded, are
consumed-al.o the Commercial rooms, Marine
Insurance Office, Agricultural Society Museum,
Bank Of British North America. The Congre.
cational Chapel saved. Ordnance store burnt,
bu, the rest Of the buildings saved. The Nun.
merry srhool.house and Nunnery burnt. Every
printing.ofice burnt, but part of the materials
saved. Five or six thousand persons had 20 pass
the night of that dreadful day in the open air, in
front Of the Government House A meeting Of
the citizen. has been called, aud measures taken
to AFFORD as much relief TO the dependent porula.
,ion as the calamity had left in their power. Pro-
visions were scarce. II was ascertained that
there were four thousand bags Of bread and
three thousand barrels Of -four in the merchants
hands and his Excellcncy has issued a procla.
nation prohibiting the expectation Of provisions,
or the erection of buildings, until after the meet
ing of the Assembly. Amid this general calam.
ity it is gratifying to find that the great loss Of
life reported (some fifty persons) is not confirm.
ed The papers mention the loss of life ofthree
persons. two of them srtillerymen, oceasoned
, by the blowing mp ofa house, the other an old
man, who had saved his bed and other articles
from the flames, but who sunk under the weight
as he was carrying them toa place Of safety, and
Immediately expired.
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Comma nder. in. .Chisfof the Mexican Arm

0y~ Shakespeare, who is quoted as authority
upon almost all subjects, says
That man that hatha tongue, say, is no man,
Ii with his tongue he cannot win woman"
An exchange paper, edited we presume, by
some i'll natured and disappointed bachelor, says
that this is not the correct reading Of the Bard of
Avon, who knew human nature too we'll TO make
such blnnder. The true reading, he thinks, is
as follows;
"That man that hath the tin, ! say is no man,
II with his tin he cannot win woman
While upon this subject, we would refer TO
the following quotation from another eminent
poet, generally placed as head over marriage
notices: ..r
"The silken tie that binds two willing hearts,"
The sentiment conveyed by the poet, is as
beautiful as it is true; but the reading, in many
cases, might be altered with great proprieiy, as
| follows
| 1.-The golden tie that binds un,piiIns hearts"
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p5- John NJ. Reed, Esq. Of Philadelphia, has
been appointed Attorney General OF Pennsylva.
mia, in the place of John X. Kane, resigned
The appointment is good one.
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CT RonrEr 3. BARRIER has been appointed
Prosecuting Attorney in Union County, in place
of G. W. Graham. Esq, resigned. In Philadel.
pha, Wu- A. Stokes and David Webster, Esors.
have been appointed, in place of VIM. u. Kelly
and Francis Wharton, Esqs, removed.
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or By TELEGRArm.-Mr. Buchanan was no
minated, by the President, on the LIST inst, as
one Of The Judges OF the Supreme Court of the
United States. lie, therefore, leaves the de.
partn'ent.
MORE GEsERALs.--It is said that Gen. Patter-
son, of Philadelphia has been nominated as Ma
jor General. and MessIs, Shields of Illinois, Lane
of Indiana. Homer of Ohio, Marshall, mot Toml,)
of Kentucy, Pillow Of Tennessee and Quitman
Of Mississippi, as Brisadier Generals.
~ PATRicK BRApLEY, lad OF sixteen, has
left his father at MineTsvlle, who offers re-.
ward of tive dollars for his apprehension.
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uS- LiGUT CocnRArK.--The citizens of CO.
lumbia, Pa, are taking measures to have :he re.
OF the 9th Of May removed from the banks Of the
Rio Grande to Columbia, HE native place.
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CO The actual force Of Gen. Taylor at the
battle Of Pnta Aho. on the sth Of May, was 22ss;
that Of the M-xicans, about 5000. The battle Of
Resaoa de Ia Palma on the 9TH was still more
disproporto~si. Gen. Tsy lor had bu, 1900 men,
while the Mexicans had full 5000.
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uy- The Glorious Fourth of Joly comes in on
saturday, this year. Gen. Taylor aud his gal
lant little army WILL no doubt figure consplcu'
ously among the toas's of the day; nor will
Gen. sro,t's ''hasty plate OF soup be entirely
overlooked.
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VALUABLE DISCOVERY

R0 HHDS. SUGAR, part prime.
sDO 500 bags Rio Lag and lava Coffee
10 boxes Sperm and Talow Candies
40 packages loaf and crushed sugar
5000 lbs Sole Leather
to0nsIndigo
30 boxes Soap
90 bbls prime MOars-s
200 Kegs Nails
90 tegs Powder
500 Facks Asruns
900 tons Lump Plaster
Sperm and Tanners OH
Pepper. Pimruto. Ginger
Writing and Wmppus Paper
HIserod and Cast Steel &c
H. storr ard receiving, for sale by
ma l.. q. CRENsHAw BROTHER a 60.
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friends and the public generally the
have ever had and am much Of that
Gle, roady invite all in Of any article
give call; being determined offer great greater
dueeuents than any the trade.
0 Bear mind, that CHINA HALL street
- the place to buy and fashionable prices
NH 20 HUGH A
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NOTICE.
0WA VIZ take this occasion to give
H - uouce that keep constantly ha nj Stoves
liz and Coos no HsnReu ~ ~ Kinds that
~ ~ rruerany usrd In this market. n
90 manufscturr, which We wllreu on reasonable
NSk@-l. = Aao NotIs Agricultural Furnaces for
sisauinr fnni Tor sinct, which viii sei ~
2H IN manufacturers prices, anef adding ne or
- - pcnsea. our Tie st0ve and Sheet Iron Manu-
- factory. the Bel Taveru whefo al knds
- ,thtr ose done noatessnsble
-t,,t..f sosire Rooanr Tin Coppc Guenx sc
I'D AZ D. q g. n. WELLER
C,r,fwRu SACK CoATs.-We have hand
- aps ss.sstmsut Csansret Cashefs and Tweed SACK
CoArs ngshsf dress DOrssy and hoes ry winch ~
- -. $3.50. A. ue detsmnsd 20 b. undersoB
- A.. o. INVENTION puchsse 70 our rock seiofe purchasing
elsewhere Faf bargains. oan on o'DossfAs.h
W.. -
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INDIA RUBBER FACTORY,

.NFTfITHf .NFIN JfTNFVs
store No. So Maiden Lane, New York.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALERS IN ALL
KINDS OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS
fORRUGATED suspendsr Over Shoes Cloth earn 70 Tons
~ io Ffe-'uers Machine Banding Water Clothing and
every other anice made our article Of SUI.
penders exhibited the late far American institute
and after impartial examination and comparison
eeved the hr premium arieIes VIC make
have undergone hc given ausacuon-
W. unfessryedy invite Merchants and Mdde
Southsrn And SoIt Weston al our establishments
where they will find and India
Rubber Goods LIBERAL and satetory to all
buyers Al orders promptly executed.
De I6-Gm HUTCHINSON 4 RI-NyoN
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TO SOUTHERNAND WESTERN
MERCHANTS.
-N7YUE4CTORY REPOSITORY
100 North 9Th ~. )3I Hanover
-1Sgre c>440EaiA street (CAhRIAGES. street.
PHLspELTmA. y BALTIHoEE Np

TINE subscriber has Just finished, and offers for
Il handsome Vehicles atest sy, oy
fat0H such double single Roc Carau
Of various patterns CAl-,s, S.Ltys, lori HagoHs or
without op &c which he will dispose % reasonab.
All descriptions Vehicles % order and warranted
10 be Of hs beet materials. and workmanship.
Southern and Western Merchants wishing purchase any
The above ARTICLES requested call and pu
chasing elsewhere.
All Work coming ff-m his Mandatory, - ra-4.t,5 for sus
year.
gTHavins received tbe SILVER MEDAL being the hFhs.
premium awarded Exhibition Frankln fnstgte
Tor the suPeronyof workmanship line among which
fourwhee goaHt be a sufficient recon.
mentatiOn for the superiority Of ms
WILLIAM DUNLAP
lC9 North Finh street, above Canophi, Phiad.phia,
ia 3O--Iy Rspository 81 Hanover Il Batimore. Ma
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II OOK TO YOUR INTEREST The sub.

III UUk TO 1UUK INIEhEoI ne SUD-
IL respectfully inform their Customers and the
public generally reeevedthe usual large supply Of
kinds Of ready made CLOTHING for
which they making constant additions semi
weekly consisting Of variety desirable Coa Goats Vests
Pants Dmwe Shirts Collars, Bosoms Stocks Socks Hdkfs
supenders which they will be pleased to mt them
the best style and upon the reasonable terms
The pains they taken in the selection Of their materials To
goodness and beauty well the they have taken
made up under their supervision TO dua
by and Of f makes their assortment peculiarly
persons Can and for yourselves
HOOPER & CRAFTS Virginia Clothing Store,
Ho7-d No. g. Main II.
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TO SOUTHERN AND SOUTH WESTERN
MERCHANTS.

TTHE undersigned returns his respectful thanks
Il his friends and the public for the extent Of patron
received and begs leave inform them
his present for manufacturing Clocks
ample deal with him " find him ready
cheapest irest and honorable and
devote the rigid attention TO their interests
Having been extensively engaged in manufacturing Clocks for
than twenty past believes h. had sufficient
for becoming acquainted with the Of Clock deal
and he would hereby respectfully inform all who make their
pureha- Of him that they shall be furnished with Clocks which
be surpassed in point Of workmanship finish
well fact thar and dealers
selling worthless and counterfeit article Iabeledls
The jerome Clock" which fact unwilling
Bdgmcut from them Of their superiority He that purehas
will appreciate the advantage Of buying direct from the factory
which they will h. subjects this imposition Al
orders accompanied with ke will be promptly faithful
~ attended 10. Strangers who send their orders By
receiving the attention application. Clocks
tended for Foreign Countries will b. carefully selected and packed
markets Al Cocks purchased
this establishment warranted perform well and the
be delivered board transportation
pharc- With every possible shall
ad 10 the of his friends and patrons he respectfully
eots the patronage q all
Warehouse IN Philadelphia, 20 North Third Street
Warehouse IN Baltimore, 40 South Charles Street
FAcT0Ey New Haven, Johns IIlmI
and Market 23-iy OHAUNCEY JEROME.
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FRESH IMPORTATIONs.

FRESH IMPORTATIONs.
RY ThE SHIP ~AuERICAN,, neaa Liverpool a.
- rect to-day receipt OF our snr Inn
porauon Of BRITISH Day GOODS Consequence ate
Of Tho small .dvxne. mo.
the eosi-among them may be foands-
Super hiaek Cloths
Common and super black Alpaca Lusres
New style fancy Ginghams
DO do twiied do
White Cambrics Jaeeonets
Printed Outings
Super London weltings
Cotdhney Linen Drilling,
Bcaehed Saun do do
DO hneydo do
An ouer cord Imperial Robes
Cord Buste do
Royal and Syiphde do
ladic. half ngcrcd -ik Mus
DO do cmbddo
White and drab Berlin Gloves
Pearl Buttons stay bindings. &e.
sP IL KENT KENDALL q ArwArHR
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TnE preceding iirurn 1.

- In fenr..
w. Die Precipitation. II !. tho create ,.
- KIM suauoa for the impurities Of The sos,
u k4ANS<X< IL will be noticed that . thiel s.a,s
NN<9x mist from all point. OF ,ss 2
Akk7 ass, which indicates that mi. perspi
= INV 80 ' n now aninier'up'ediv when We
q NN 49, ar. IN hsslh ba, ceases when We ar.
"a VK.Sa 80, , ~, cannot , be sustained with
3Ink2 ~ oI n l Is'ess OF the body and de.
poses ey this means Of nearly the
,A impurities within u.s. The blood By
en- ,n Ill., ~s .'h pns Inc language Of Scripture i
traced airrey ~ ,.s ~. ~, .seome impure b
new, r,,n,.. 80 ~ 'u' refsPauon. Il
.u,,o., ,,..,shs -. g.. -, eeahse ~ az always
, sn 70 own heat and action and throws Of
all ,hat nse,s.a.S when m, sla s.paon' Thus wese
open the pores and Il relieve. ,.,T ., injected TO
heat and vitality sufficient without, ON. as,,s, !"
cine except 10 oren the surface Thus y ~. III
folly Of taking much remedies. An s s
ever direct their efforts the Insn.b Per,p,, ~
Instance "eam The Hydopshisi shouds wet blapl, h
onorahi, deas out inani,-.ma the Anopah hIeeds and
pun. Pns, pns
e asa OF the amount Of the insensble Per-pir.ton
n,,.. ss'seu W '@wenhoeh aud the Boer
m,sh "a a I'VE elghs OF al we receive .io
eigb, sonr. No., a. IN ~ofas u we eat and drink
mi. ~ noaa a,, A.. -,
other Iaies. Si,,ns & % ua W particles Of the blood
matter thai nature J.m,n,. 49,. ~ OF an the viul-n,
thu. the case the blood . Of 10 the body And even when
mine. tho-, ma rtc. a., an. -, p'hepe mat deter
ulesr. and other spot, ~ my 'om seaos' pimPles
BY sudden uansi,ion from hea, tn coll, m. No.
the n, Go. o.. eoN' 'hs pores are stopped
self Hence ,,opparr OF nm. A. W a. once TO develops IT.
ni. by stopping IN. nor.. ,,., o. r.,
,,a an with coughs
induced by stoppage In-rn.be Per.nr.on
htseasy therefore, how necessary 4. the flow
humor to the surfsee,
cannot he checked, without inducing di.ea,
Let ash every mind what course ,.n.
reasonable to pursue unop the they are closed -
would you give physie TO the poesi vou yo 80
something mat would do THIS upon the surface,
Isl Would noih, be common 'ensci yet know o.
VINO nakfsany external application eneet IN.
u,hl. of ,Io,r, IT,l.. ueh knowledge IL
eian. and 10 All other, present to phys
esteIsnt tits IsfLIsTER'S sLLr8ESLEy1y onsrrnry s
WoRLDs SaLVEi uhas ps,r,, - ,,o .s Iah-NI'
head around old ,or.. ma
upon any part body whether d,, ~. .,,.h, IN snort
has power TO cause all scroao. human, H.
poisonous wour to discharge putrid matter and
hen means them.
femuy mat sweeps on the whole catalogue eutan,ou,
ana sores me entire euiele to its healthy functions.
remedy mat iobds the and delet.
nous uus, hsen mto me stomach
Ieheuy ha' neither nehehs gives Inconvenience,
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FRESH SPRING GOODS.

TIIE subscribers are receiving large assort-
u 81
Fancy Prints, ven handsome
Bk and white biz and lavender and buc
New style G.nghams M0usns
Plain and and checked Linen DnlngB
Cambets Nanteens Gambroons
summer Twesds, Kentucky Jeans
in,h iinsns, Lawns
Wooibk blue and green Cloths
Wool bib and fancy Cas.msres
Together with variety Goods all of which We offer
on our usual terms
NH "a WADaWORTU TURNER A. 20
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FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
AND LOUISA RAILROAD.
TABLE OF RATES.

At Meeting Of the President and Directors Of the RICH
MOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND POTOMAC
RAIL ROAD COMPANY, the 18th day OF October,
IsI5, the following Table OF Rates for the Transpor-
taon of Passengers adopted, take effect and
after the Is day ct December next, until otherwise
dered by the Board.
BETWEEN RICHMOND
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]. A. GARRISON a. CO.,
IMPORTERS md DEaLERs LvFoREIGSS DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.

]. A. GARRISON a. CO.,
IMPORTERS AVD DE5LERs IN FOREI0SS DOMESTIC
HARDWARE.
No. III Broad 81 shoekoe Hill sign Of the IIandsaw
JOHN V. HARDWICKE,
Draper and Tailor,
~ just returned from the North most fashionable
imported lds-they are not 10 be sreeed In
quality here elsewhere. lie his customers md the public
them on a'resnabs terms as the quality be purchased
10 any city The Union. ss7
PICH SILKS.-Wo would respectfully call
~ attention 10 those wanting our large and fash
ionabs assortment selected from the North
q recent mportations. Prices make IN please
my5 HAwgs. VAN DEURsBN q WARD.
r. HALF CHESTS EXTRA FINE InPEHIAT,
" TEA, Soy eA0ies ariisis just received for sale.
my INLoEs a BROTHER.
IN FIHKINS GOSHEN BUTTER, good quality, En-
fOPse'ed oarnve daily Por sale BY
ALT.-5oo aeEs 'worhingions" brand, daily expected,
apH GORDON sKNKER
II ADIEg BLACK BAONzE NOR sLiPs-fhavs jus, opened
- from Philadelphia very handsome n ne above
ven beautiful Slips ~ % JuDAHMY
'OGNAC HHANOy.-5 half pipes superior cognae ban
vH DAVENPORT ALLEN Co
CtHOWEH HATus.-watsfmap.. Patent Shower B,ts.
- and ne Boston Bathing Pan Tor sale At
ROOTs-BOOTs- BOOTs-AT 50 i've have Jua
- opened beautiful Dot Of Gents No Dress Boots The above
oV price rUrNEY a WATTS
COTTON YARNS.-2O bales assorted Nos,
- from % H. landing and Tor ME BY
myq DAvESroEr, ALLEN co.
DOThTOEs POTATOES $50 bushels NJ nired Potatoes
Ncrosrand yellow, store, and for ale ~
my " Hts5EII. q MeCANBfIaTf.
HILL PAPEH.-Ouf stock of Bn Paper very large and
- snbraee' all qualities and svey variety q luliag
p@ J. w RANDOLPH a 90.
| Sal ERATUS-5 casks Sal Eraius, prime
~ ualiiy, landing from schr Couuor. Por -ao By
ap2o DUvAL PURCELL, if7, main =.
= HALF Chests Extra fine Imperial Tea,
| - choice article Tor ME by
myT rEIoEs 4 BROTHER
DORTO RICO SUGARS-26 hhds strictly
- prime Poro Rico Sugar, for sao BY
myia DUNLOP. MoNCURE a co
IN OR. Casks Burgundy Port Wine, very
| - " choice quality, receiving, for ssie ~
myT NIoEs 4 BROTHER.
N I'VE LIME'--67s Of he.h white Tbomason Lime,
- landing the Dock from chr Ea Brown and for ae BY
my ~ RANKIN a WHTiyOCK
'DU 40 No. 2 DO In store and for saieby
my ~ RANKIN wHrrfOCK
~ CASES superior ClaIet Wine, Of different
bO brands, IN Store and for sale ~
my 30 GALLAGHER = oLDNER
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03

A bill has passed the S,nate Of Georgia 10
authorize The construction Of rail road from
Macon 10 Columbus. An attempt to engrait
upon il the liabili,y of stockholders in their pri.
vate property was thrown on. by dec sive
vote.
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SATURDAY. JANUARY g
PREACHING.

BY Divine. permission. the Rev. Obcdiah
Dodson, a Baptist Minister, will preach at Rip.
ley on Saturday and Sunday, l0.h and llh Of
January next; and on Wednesday the l4th at
Academy, and on Saturday and Sunday, the
l7,h and 18th al New Albany Church.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03

N tho Committee on Indian Afd". M.
Tbompsoo. by q faithful, industrious ana up.
right public carer. hes attained q position ~
Congress which Wnsc,s honor on hin'se" and
HE bisie. Hs has The full conhdencs Of h's
cons aueney. A long career Of usciulnsss u
before han. -Aisssisstgpfun.
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TEMPERANCE MEETING.

tits hoped that the friends of our Temper.
ance Society will bear in mind the fact, that to
morrow afternoon, 3 O'Clock, is tho stated time
for the meeting Of the Society. All who can,
are respectfully solicited to attend.
VIM. A. GRAY,
Pres.
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RELIGIOUS NOTICE.

Rev. H. KoBERrs, will Preach at the Cour,
House in this place tomorrow. Service to
commence a, IL O'Clock, A. NJ. The meeting
will be held in the upper room.
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"A List Ofl.etters

I'D EMAINING in the Post Office at Ripley
~ on the Is, day olJanuary .l946.. which Il
not TAKE out y Il Q lsirf Az will be semitic
the General Post office as dead letter.. M
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II is pleasing 10 observe some good qualities
OF age in young man. and some traits Of youth
ful character in an old man. sten 81
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03

.YEAR.-Time, in it's never ceasng
course, has passed the boundary of eighteen
hundred and fcry.6ve and is speeding its way
through eighteen hundred and forty six, true to
its motto of "onward, onward, onward" May
the new.year prove TO our readers-yea, and to
those who are not numbered among our rea'
ders-a happy one!-'rwere as useless to
dwell on the mutation Of the past, as to indulge
IN anticpations Of the future. Let Us then, put.
ting our reflections on both in obeyance for the
present, enjoy the festivities Of The time, and in
dulge in the more grateful vocation Of the coun
,erchange Of acts of socability and friendship
To one. and all, we repeat, A HAPPY, HAPPY
NEw.4EAR!
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TrME.-7here lie no such thing as time-it IL
but space occupied by incident; i is the same
to eternity as matter is to infni'e space-a
portion out Of the immense occupied BY come.
thing within che sphere Of mortal sense.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-03

Hon. JAcoB THoMP soN.-We are glad TO no.
t'ce that this honored citizen and representa-
tive Of MississiPP', has been placed a the head