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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
MESMERISM Ar FAuLT.


since, an unbelieyer in the mysteries of mes.
merlsm deposited El00 note in one OF the
Dublin banks, to remain there Tor six months
and which was TO become the property of an,
person who, without opening the envelope III
winch II was contained, should describe every
particular respecting the note, such as lis
number, It's date, bunk in which il was paya.
Bile, &c, and who should read three English
words, plainly written on a slip of paper
which was Containcd in the same envelope
with the note. SIX months and IL days hav-
Ing expired, and no person having appeared
at the bank To examine the envelope, IL was
opened, and the note proved to be a check for
AlOO, payable To Eiipus or bearer, and dated
the LIST October, 1913. The English words
twritten on separate slip OF papeD were,
To HhWis alone translation from the
Greek OF tie cebratcd oracle delivered at Del
phos which committed to Qdepus the diff
cult and somewhat dangerous task of solving
the SphinNs riddle, on the true solution ol
which depended the safety OF his country and
has own life. The result il well known QSdi-
pus solved the riddle; the Sphinx in despair
flung herself GtselD from d rock into the sea.
Ihebes was saved: Ii was stated that commu-
nicauons were received from different parts of
England and one from America, containing
nrsnenc revelations respecting the number oil
o. (TlT%ntNad, one letter enclosed a picture
Ihsse inesmerlcally inspifedI VI VI course al
'aNeh IN every particular. His
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19

ThF lMPERFECrION OF HISTORY
Nothing il more drlusive. or at least more
woiully imperfect, ihan the suggestions OF
authentic history, a. II Is generally or rather
universally, written. And nothing is more
exaggerated than the impressions II conveys
of the actual state and condition of those
who live in it's most agitated periods. The
great public events, of which it takes cogui-
lance, have hut little direct influence upon
the body OF the people, and do not, in gen
eral form the principal business, or happiness
or misery, cvea of those who are IN some
measure concerned I'm them. Even IN the
worst and most disastrous tines-in periods
of civil war and revolution, and public dis
COrl and oppression, great part OF the time
OF the people is spent making love and money
In social amusement or professional indus
try--in schemes for worldly advancement, or
personal distinction, just as III periods oil gen
cral peace aud prosperity.
Men court and marry very nearly as much
IN the one season as in the other; aud are as
meuy at weddings aud christenings--as gal.
liant a balls aud raccs-as busy in their stud
les anl counting houses-eat as heartily, in
short and sleep as sound-pn,tle with their
children as pleasantly--aud tlll their planta
tions aud scOld their servants as 1ealously as
II their contemporaries were not furnishing
materials thus Hbundnntly FOR the tragic muse
OF history The quiet under current of life,
IN short, Keeps its deep and steady course in
lis eternal channels, unaffected or but slight,
disturbed by the storms that agitaie its sur
lace; and while long tracts ot time, in III,
history oil every country, seem TO the distan
student of its annals, To be darkened owe
with one thick aud oppressive cloud of un
broken misery, the greater part ot those who
have lived through the whole acts OF tragedy
viii b. iound To have enjoyed fair average
share "I feiiciiy, Sud Ia have hss"rnueh less al
iecled by the shocking events OF their day
/ than those who know nothing else of il, thai
/ that such events took place in its course
Nevertheless it is absolutely true that of al
the calamities that can belal a nation, civil
warts decidedly one of the most ,lireful.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
GOVERNMENT FINANclrptNo .

GoVERNMENT FlNANCWPlNG IN.
y ! E1pre-s II Tueslsy sffrf..o.,,
u Is YET denied iu Wall street ss ,r.il i.
offrnr'i that Mo Walk.f uer1fsieJ,g , To-.
on Treasury notes. Upon iugulfy. ,t ,.n.
not ascertain that auy loon Do. 5,,s n,g.'.'
ed with fhe English hOu-. nsn.l ia s,,,,.e
quarter with lht New Yofk hons. p.,,.I
m with envy 90 ihe Banks 10 rben iI, l,.aH
lns been negotiated. che parties TO aud Inc
terms afe as sec entirely uuhuoau
AZ IMMENSE INCREASE Tho NJ,
\ ofk journal oi Comm f.- ~. f.rfb I'D. ,,,
ne1se smouutUi gaiu raised il t.,i. rou,f,,
end estimating tbr retsI. aisaac. b. .ts r,,,.,.
go l23 cents q bu,he.. ol 4u atet,ge ~.
hat Gee ioial aittDt, upon tle whole .t,8
VIZ bs q 900 0O 900
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19

Col. inhniy over bic usual signature, i'm
the bully Argus" winds up great pro.
duciion, wherein he talks Of the laut. milan.
as teats, and ourself as hanging 20 To" them.
(which endfl with the following redoubtsble
poetry;
"the Times have been
when nc brains icer6 our the COW would die
And there an end; but now again she comes
WIN bankrupt bacon bankrupt. on her
horns,
10 hight me from my editorial stool
well upon our word we do not think the
outbor like the Time has his brains out rsnd
Judging from his writing they never * IN come
out or will anything come out OF them.
O-5- The Pittsburgh paper havingou;, ,,,h
iisiiing the depth Of water in the river we
naturally concluded there VISA none pilot
however, who came down by stage. saws there
IL so1ut quart Winding Times.
Inc wheeling papers containing nothing
ABOUT ihe business OF their little village. We
naturally concluded there was but little doing
put gentleman who visited 90 a few DAYS
Since assures us that u b. very busy place
just before breakfast time. when tbc children
are are sent out TO beg cold yictuals -Pitfsbuyrh
Chronicle. 81
That Is right; bat they don't do tina, In
fitts5ufgh, those who have any cold ,ic,usl,
there sell Il for Connellsyille Roll Road stock
10 feed the bedbugs on the slack water boats
when there ors but Few passengers for them
60 feed on.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19

HAhfER's PUBLICATtONs-J John ~ T,,,,,-
Soin ellef Union street. has coust anty on bs,d
1917 assortment sf Antions series or sI,... =
N oo ICONS, together with other pulJe ,ti,s -, 20 ,
TINS New fofk prices 's"'' ana ieiSil At
NJ V{kE NEW DRESS GOODS ssp.ene, a ,t,.,.-
bc,u,,S, az yu-i received per Green a cos er,,s
Get ~, 1910. Wv ''''' e''ie'e Tor dfesses.
a lGERlNE GIMPs-rbe p,,,.., 80,
''"E dresses just received this nlorninv wv "i"''
--- SbNSENEf 4 RHODES
IL tn..oN : English cast steel sioye,s ty,,.l.,....
'r,, ,!eah steel coal do. Wally'. ~ 80, @
syriers .et,y ifsi piastrfiHg DO fi0us. go, ~
g,,,T,, 'ou,leie' Hand axe. Head stes snd t, r"
Cs9Jt, srra',t weights and stooifsrd. W. ,','-'
Co., iea rays, warranted trr,ts, .tt-eNf'
t,.s. .' H''fHef and siioe kniyes Conc. 'Hr.
OF a." Dis just received shS f1r sale riesf ''
HENRY p NORRIS
II t.llD}tlL l. anew Newell, GrR Inn. ...,
oct No. ELLIS
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19

e 80 ~ NhM.--SfefW loaf n,Vuar. In -. -
- r',l 'tle' "t hstc large sfork ~ tluibs as
49,. . Nv, &C &r pu hand aud sif ssle low a. "a
''"t. -'l- MENDOZA uARnOff q
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
PROPOSALS.

| !" -. u received 90 Richard IS u.,f.,.,.,. 49,.
| sfruffisr b. Il y. alf itc i.ib Iusf AL f. b u a., ~.
ling I'D, ID \, f,l,,fa ladder uf &C. cas- of As r..
W 49, .,'' 'Hs Dor uHa,f rs,itgo'... s..,,,,.g ~
! uIfI ipifN HAMILTON
'..IfH.su Coo. eH bod. ii-.f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19


the great Wing Convention recently held at
faneun Hall, Boston. Mr.. Webster wa, a.,
lew moments present Ills presence was
Acknowledged, aud he replied a. follows, in
part
" deem il great privilege To b. present.
even TO be present for d few moments. I'm 81
large an assemblsge OF the representatives of
the Wings of Massachusetts. Wherever the.
Wings oi Massachusetts assemble. aud where
ever their representatives assemble. there is
an odor OF liberty thdt love 10 iuhalc. There
Is attachment to the constitution of our coun.
Try and the institutions OF our fathers. which
warns my heart-that heart which shall not
cease To beat, (whise il beats at all y with eve
~ thing favorable to human liberty
uentlemdn, ct such party as the WING
parry, made up OF intelligent independent.
CONSCIENTIOUS men, il l. not to be supposed
or expected, that on great aud interesting
questions. and IN all the divisions OF such uurs
/ tons there should 10 an entire unanimity
oi feeling aud OF purpose which brings about
~ the end u unity OF action aui co-opemtion
III effort
There are topics, upon the cNpediency OF
winch, there are gentlemen present, high in
my regard, who see line of duty which /,
not entirely apparent Others may look To
other sources Tor succor ordid Others may r..
ly upon other foundations and other homes.
but Tor myself, ! confess lhit8t this period of
my political life, full of high hope of the gen
eral feeling that actuatcs all GOOD men i'm the
country, confess that Tor NV part in the darn
and troubled night that is upon ~. / see no
star above the horizon promising light To give
US. but the intelligent pitriotic. united Wbie
Party OF the United States"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
posi- OEFECE,

~ This oricc the largest distributing ofic a. j.
believed. the Union The service render. the constant
employ ucut OF six assistants The Western
Mail ffom Wellington To the whole ot Ohio indiana n
inuis Iowa. Ni-enusin, Missouri ArkansAs. kentucky
Iennc-scc snd pat Of Alabama aud Mississippi di.
triihtcd here
ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE or THE MAILS AT
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
CARRYING LETTERS.

The Northern papers--thc Journal OF Com
merCc in particular--1re warmly as>ailiug the
monopoly" oi the Post office system, in that
IL imposes a penalty ior-cauying letters out of
the mail. Some days since an interesting case
under the present Post Office law was tried in
New York-Judge Belts presiding. las thus
briefly reported IN the Boston Mail. From
the result in this case we are inclined to think
with the New York papers. that It will be- i'm
possible te find jury that will enforce the
law. -Rioh. Ing.
ut was suit brought against Giles Harris,
master nd owner of the soup Harriet. To re-
cover the penalty OF one hundred dollars pre-
scribed by law for carrying a letter from New
LondCn 10 Sag lidrbDr-thc sluop being reg
uIar trader between the two places, where a
mail route has been established aud the letter
not relating TO the cargo on board The Judge
charged that the establishing OF a nail between
New London and Sag iIrbor, by the way of
N.iorkcity, Otis three days with stoppagcs in
reaching itsdestinatiOn) is establishing mail
route within the mrauiug OF the act. aud that
Congress was constilutionally empowered to
pass such an aCt-that a vessel is a regular
trader between the two places when she goes
al slated periods, whether il il once a day or
once nonth-that the section allowing a
passenger or private individual TO carry letter
or lcttsTs, without hir. does not extend TO the
master or owner, &c. OF the vessel-and that
the deiendant is liable to the penalty in thi,
case, II the jury consider from the evidence
that his vessel Is a regular trader. anl that he
carried letter not relating TO the cargo, from
one point TO the other usY4sl 'TfTs-- ,Is,r'.Sr
lace otaa' cdpuau Harris dill carry the III.
ef, the jury returned verdict lor tic deien-
liant"
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19

SrILI. TWENTY FIVE FER CENT CHEAPER
- tdan lciorc offered va tins Markcl--W. GOOD.
kl'h ha- Just received MS stock of fall aud Dry
s.""ds winch EaNe Teen pufchascd 10 sell under the
I@lu Law. Those wanting bargains would do well To-
c5H tci"rc purchasing elsewhere hc iciz assured that
al " III meet " ia SUBTRACTION. Oct -.
TEEBAIE ON SLANERl--A fresh supply OF Rico
- and bianchaEd's Dr.. ate on slavery, lust received
and ioT s'chy JOHN n. THOMPSON. Union -.
EsAMlLl GRoCERlES-jO Reef Tongues OF SUPER.
- or quality, just received aud tor sachy
Oct 10 WOODROW pa Main street
G-REAT BARGAINS SENSENEY & RHODES de.
~ sfous 81 closing ont their stock OF CashuTes Sh
SANE Muslin dc aiis len from last season. win soil
ihcm OF Tor calico prices Call for We are deter
mined to sell ihcm iof whatever they will bring.
ociohrf 10. le46
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1846-10-19
- SADDLERY HARDwARr

W go lh are now receiving their IAN .,,,,,.t ~
FOR cash '" WI" te cold az short profts
Scptemtef 70 80
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MIAICAL

i b1,1 u,lN ~ having arrived 81. trt..,
tDHsi.iing al ,i '' annoInr, Grand Nusi.s. t.'.,,
audsaiard,g i.,. hsH, nFulsy night Oh h
Admission ga reHts rt.tt..
pHtns hair pf,rs ''''I'N accompanied tt ti.s
rsrtsafs's ..s 81 Commence a, pa.i O'Clock y.,
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30OCAPS
THE NEW TARIFF OF 1916

II \ Alphabetical Ofper, wiih the ,r...e..s.-..l
with The passage Of The act lungs connected
ALSO-'Thc New Waretorst..,.,
for sale by sep 1g '"s 'iH' JUST received and
N'F"" Fila
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SOMETHING NEW
ALMANACS FOR laA7

- ~, Hsck Italian Luestrinv gyos De Rh,,e 60,
PIsid No. p D.esA 5ilk serge, Rich Plaid siit 80,
tom fSgo t ashinefc, Fancy Metz gvlss lssey
IUNN
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COMMERCIAL.
RATES OF DISCOUNT
coRREcrEp wEEKLN

PENNsYLvANGA. Hamilton 10
Banks OF Pitisurgh par Gmnville 10
" Philadelphia par Farmers BIZ Canton 80
Girard Bank par UIbana 10
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CLOTHING STORE;
Second door beioU Tie United States Ho,,
Wheeling. Va.
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-24
SHERIFFS SALE OF
JUDO VI ENTS.

N1 OTlCE.-On the Bird Monday IN March
Iva 1916, | will sell for cash, at the Court
House Door, in the town Of Ripley, the
following Judgments, to satisfy the costs there
or, to witt
VIM. F. Payne vs AndrewF Davis, Admin.
istrator Of Martha Davis decd. dated Both Sep.
TENDER, 1874, Judgment $3.50 So.
Samuel Mostly vs. Stephen Greer, dated lst
October 1874, amt. of judgment $3.50 81
Jas Allen vs. Hinson PurDel', dated 3rd Octo.
Der 1874, amt Of judgment $l26 ,66.
Greenbury Mitchell vs John 5 May, dated
Ord October 1874, amt Of judgment $4l5.27.
Henry Burrough uee OF John Burough vs.
John S MAY. dated 3rd October 1874, amount
Of judgment $4265O.
Edward Grooms vs. Jas M Moore and John
Mckee, dated 9Th October 1910, amount Of
judgment $l59,l6.
Hiram Howard vs. Edward Dasheill, dated
9th October 1910, amt Of judgment $6O,36.
Means d Cunningham vs John NJ Willis.
dated 9Th October 1910, amt judgment $3.50
Joseph Sullivan VS. Sarah & Ransom Fuller,
dated 9th October l640, amt judgment $66,76
JenkinsJ Williams VS. George A Phjfer, dated
3Olh March 1912, amt Of judgment S93,l5.
Levi Mcdonald VS. Amos James, dated 26th
September 1912, amt of judgment $l55,514.
BERN and Burnside vs. Richard P Dean, da.
ted46lh September 1912, amt judgment lib 81
Morris g. Dumas VS. John s May, dated 29th
May 1889, amount of judgment $27,l4.
| jB Johnson vs. John Burns # David Walden
dated 26th November 1888, amt judg $l25,9l.
David Riddle vs. H w Keeble. dated 9Th
Nov 1888, amount Of judgment $f65,H.
Thomas A Adams VS. H w Keeble e. others
dated 90 h May 1888, ami judgmen! $3.50
Haywood Bowers, adm DC VS. II w Keeble,
dated 30 b May 1889, amt Judgment $2O,25
| Jas w Sumner use Of Henry Wright, VS. E
N Rogers and A N Young, dated 26th May
1889. amount Of judgment 1857 SO
| Alex N caldwell vs. E m Rogers, dated
28lb May 1889. amt Of Judgment Sl24l7.
Same VS. E W Rogers, dated 26lh May 1880
amount Of judgment $2l4,l4
Ctizen s Woods ys T. M Rogers. dated
l25th May 1889, amt Of judgment $57 %.
HID. Kirkfnan vs. Isaac Moore. dated 29tt
! March le4ls amt ofJudgmeni $50 80
| Tarver g. Moore W Chas Hines. dated 29tt
NAV 1888, amt Of judgment $685.
Nathaniel A Clark vs. VIM Eaton. dated 26tt
Nav 1888, amt Of judgment $l364O
WIN Moore vs. Jane McElwee, dated Isl
April 164l, amt Of judgment S7O.60.
| Wiley A Morgan VS. Jno & P Williams, dated
9th November 1888, amt judgment $95lO4.
| Jno Booth W Haywood Johnson. dated 9th
October lS4O.Sls2,03.
| "A. e. BLAIR, Sheriff
Of Tirpah County Miss
Deem. 18th l645-2-3m
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~&HOlCE OF FIVE BOOKS, GIVEN
; GRATIS AT COLON g. ADRIANCE
Original Cheap Writing Paper ware.
rooms, 2O3J chestnut Street, and rs, 70, 30
and 81 ARCADE, viz:
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in two vols, with beautiful engravings IL cts.
The Conepirator, very interesting work, in 2
vols, founded on the times Of A Burr, II cts.
Preside Recollections, BY Mrs Ei'is, II cts.
An expose Of the Case ofthe Commonwealth W.
wv, Shines g. Co, by NH M'Ewen, IL cts.
John Maresty, or the Liverpool Merchant, BY
the late Dr.. Magin. l2cts.
For sale, wholesale and retail.
C. & A. have always on hand, and can sup.
ply wholesale and retail, At the lowest publish
ers' prices, every BOOK. PERIODICAL or
NEWSPAPER, published 10 the United States,
the Republication ofthe Foreign Quarteres,
Magazines, Pictorial and other Newspapers.
N, B.-Any person, BY RENTING. free Of
postage. the amount Of Is cents or upwards,
for books, will receive gratis, Gin addition TO his
money's worth Of books ordered, At the lowest
psices,) either Of the above named works.
pAll letters must be directed to COLON
r. ADRIANCE, Arcade, Philadelphia.
u Editors giving the above an insertion, 10.
Guiding this notice 10 Editors, and eending 10 .
marked copy, will receive, . complete copy Of
that extraofd,nsry work Seatsfeld's Life IN
Texas, ID three parts.
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THE STATE OF Nj sSlSHIPPI,
TIPPAH COUNTY.

PROBATE CoURT, December Term, 1915
HAMES WALKER, Administrator Of Isaac
III A. Sheriff. deceased, Prayed the Court
by Petition, to grant him an order for the
sale of the Real Estate or lands belonging to
said decd, to wi':-The South half of Lot No.
2, and Lot No. 3, in Block No. q, in the town
OF Ripley Mississippi, for the payment Of the
debts of said Estate. 1t was thereupon ordered
BY the Court, that CT alton issue, requiring all
persons interested, TO he and appear at the Feb
ruary Term 1916, Of the Probate Court of TIP.
pah County. to be held at the Court House
thereof on the first Monday in said Month, and
show cause, if any they have, why, said lands
should not be sold; and that said Citation be
published for six successive weeks in the RIPPLE,
Advertiser, Newspaper published in the towr
OF Ripley. WITNESS, the Hon. ROBERT X
THOMAS, presiding Judge of salt
| l.. s. Cour, the first Monday in Decem
Der ls45. Issued the 4h Deem
Der l045. DANIEL HUNT, Cpk
Dec. 9TH lS45-l-6w
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Sale Of Lands

AN Monday, Marchl 23rd 1916. at The
Court House Door in Ripley; will offer
for Sale, on credit Of Twelve Months,
with good security, under an order Of the Pro.
bate Court Of Tippah County Miss the follow
ing described iands:-TheS E / Of s 4. IT,
E.-55 acres Of the North side Of the N
w / Of s g., To, R2E And 40 acres, being
the Northeast Sixteenth Of 8 4, T 2, RE;
all lying in: Tippah County and making 255
acres in all. Sold - the property Of James IA.
Gunter deceased, and the title believed to be
perfect, O. DAVIS,
ApM'R. De b0nis non
Of James M. Gunter deco
Jan, 10Th ls48-3w
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THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,
Tishamingo County.
Circui. Court, Attachment to March term 1916
jeremiah H. Davis tf
vs.. Attachment for 800 90.
William r. Borem
DVHE Attachment in the above stated case
having been returned levied, on the es-
tate of the said Defendant, Notice is
hereby given, 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 17th 1876 -6-4~I
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ESTRAYS-Tippah County.

gNAKEN up by John H. Norton, living 5
ss so Me pps 10 BE- !
old rext spring no brands perceivable, a wart
on she near side fthe 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 8 OF
10 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
I Taken up by Andrew Prater. living miles
south Of Ripley, small sorrelI horse, supposed
TO be years old last spring. blaze face. bind
legs white up TO the hook jointe; Appraised
to $40.
N. M. ARMOUR, Ranger.
January 3rd l646-4-3w
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ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

TN Y order Of the Probate Court Of Tisha.
80 mingo County, Mississippi, ! will sell on
S!day the 9th February next, 10 the highes,
ooder, u the Court House Door, 10 the Town
" !ac'nto, on credit Of Twelve Months, the
TT"1 = q interest in the S.E. Of Sec. ~,
! ~ =; ~, East. belonging to the Estate Of
:. ~: nogue, deceased. Bond and Security
required Of the purchaser.
A. E. REYNOLDS,
Administrator.
January 24th l6A0.-7-Ss flee "a !.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

II ETTERS Of Administration having been
4 granted to the undersigned on the Es.
tate Of Josephus Hewetf, decd. at the
October term, ls45, of the Probate Court Of
Tippah County Mississippi. Notice is there
lore given 10 all those having claims against
said Estate to present them, duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law. otherwise
they will be forever barred.
LORENZO HEWITT.
Administrator of said Estate
Deem. 18th l645-2-6w
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ESTRAYS-Tippab County.

Taken up by Davis Williams, living l6 miles
Nort. of Ripley, one Roane Horse, with star
in his forehead, no brands, supposed 10 be 7 or
8 years old, ID hands high; Appraised to $50.
Taken up by z Minor, living about IA
miles North Of Ripley, near the road leading
from thence to La Grange, one bay poney. black
name, tail and legs, supposed to be about
years old, no marks perceivahle; Apr to $50
N. NJ. ARMOUR, Ranger
January Sd lS46-4-3w
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

NNHEREAS, Letters of Administration
w or the Estate of William Mcleod, de-
ceased, were granted to the undersigned, at
the January Term, 1916, Of the Probate Court
Of Tppah County, State Of Mississippi. All
pesEaas having claims against the Estate Of
said deceden, are hereby required to exhibit
the same, within the time limited BY law, or
the same will be barred
v. D. GOSEETT,
Administrator Of said Estate.
January 10Th l6i5-5-6w
The Ripley advertiser. [volume] (Ripley, Miss.) 1843-1897, 1846-01-24
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

FUVHE undersigned at the November term
l045, Of The Probate Court Of Tppah
County Mississippi, having obtained let
tiers of administration on the Estate Of James
T. Peeler deceased, tskes this method Of notify
Jog all persons having claims against said decd.
to present them in the time prescribed BY law,
OF THE notice will be plead in bar Of their re,
covery; and all persons indebted "a. said decd.
are requested to come forward and make set
Element Immediately. a. | am determined 10
wind up the business as soon az possible
GEORGE A.. PEELER.
ss ~ Administrator.