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f. THE subsciiher having pnrchased Of II Silver
"A thorn x Co thelr intere IN tho of
sxs-is II Slva thorn & c. vii continue the business
Ia the old sfand Mnin street. " ere he i'll keep =
fine assortment ut GOODS in the line which he
pcciluy invites the attention OF all wanting goods in his
line. Mr. & Nuitz will continue for the prcsenl his
particular ajteuton the WAi Oh a1J CLOCK re-
hiring. whch | would cn tHr attention OF ali those
hnyine such Wurk tpbc dofe.
ma,lst4 II. Sil.tERfHORF.
fENO COACH MAKEES--A e,ol suirq OF slnts;
spoke; Frlloa Mp#-: Pont y sand Bands; ANles;
Spriur. SVc, }rns-, Jepancd and Ivory beaded mills;
Enunellrd Leather; Eusmelea nnd plain Patent Cloth:
Patent J., nthe Dash Board Lace. aud other goods
nsrl b, Couch Makers just to bnnl und for sne by
jun In H. GREGORY & co.
MO. NORTH CAECLINA CLIPPED nER-
y RINGS - 20 bnrre4 received an9 for snlc ~
iure = Il. f. SACkErT.
81 GAM DECLINING UNCLE "SAM"
- having declined wf1lng any moe notices for me
have 10 rely on my young American genius, 10
.be my friends and tho public, that
IN consequence Of the expiration of the of service
Of my Cook | will suspend operations in the EATING
DFPAHTnENT Of my business until the lot OF October;
iuinC which riue will make such improvement. as
Yi enable offer my friends greater facilitie. for
GOOD LIVING than be found in this upper
rouutry.
Ny entire attention will tc devoted to the service
he BAR, winch shall be heretofore, SUI piled with
lie oest Liquors nnf Cigers that can be hnd my where.
Nv patrons nre invited 10 FRgg LUNca which will
20 served in hsndsomo style every day at III o'clock
JOIN w. SMIf Lessee
npil3us OF Washington House Bar.
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sCxEWs, FLATNERs,

fINOKAttO SCNEWS, ELATNEKS,
/ MILLS nnd 1lNiIRES. FOR SALE.-op
consignment. l. hc snld fccal holEan Il cntire
Fixtures Screws. falncta, Mil, Prr,.r &c, belong
ing to nm extensive fnhneeo Manufacturing esahlizh h
men; tie Whole ot Viii ~ have he.u t-el hat shntt
tinc and MIRAGE all the latc. improvements. Tho
ow ncr having determined u renosc .tea ndae' ments
will b., oderc pa,ch,-l. nn the mo- E,soraae rrma,
il Immediate fP'i, utian he mn Ie II
nnrl +. w. II NOSBN. Aurit.
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IslkOMN a SiEOOk.

MIN u
IL, Caskie La S,m'I MarS, Esl W 7. Stro'her.
Esq fazslI 4 Bros Jacob Shook, E.q, Edmond
DYyaapnrt \ Co. Rrrnrond de-. y tIbm
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,s'oTuE LADIES -.rG,,u vii ,q-vy -apr

'S EE LADIES II A'n " 70 'azr' 'e'n'
otar as,-i A,sti.,,ss auI aie.t aff'c 81 NprnE
aHd summer rond lint havt evr hrcn offered IN ills
nntk = rt nj " mte x Jald.n'. rrw and c"mmoIons
ON. do ahpyr the Citi1r'. SuvJnR- BanE' w
hnvr jul aprf.d, AM .tp,h j. ,nfilrS nt", We
car sua the ta., tho nlo-t fnarpl l. We have
tiehc-r lnu knd- ot rs goo Is such ~
silks,- ins ripl,-trI.d plaid ear Bnrnecs.-lh oigm
die of every variety atn ol all col l,HN lieeh strip
Sballie Sha'ie ND baraee D.a'n- Il every variety,
summer ii u lin oinli colors aud quures fine French
orkei collar. md sleeves, nl-u. very snpe of IN
sets, mourning -lc Ye, lars; richly embroidered
Linen Camntir Hnnaherehiel-, La,cs Nsll', MunIas,
o The ben iu Style, pntaspl4 ins, Kid gpves oi
every variety. Cad nnd examine NJ
WHITE & JORD AN'h,
do above the ca zru, Say mr. Bunk.
ap 1Sts Mn1 street.
fS3't *
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LIME CLOTHS, CAsIMEnEs, YES

i TlNGS &c, Sc-Supoior BnrN French mud
roored Cloths oi the very inc- nuke, -npen, French
Gn ,imefcs fine Nestng., Grnvnts. HI Gloves Pocket
lInndf erchei4, Collar. a.. My friends both from
tp~n and country VI n eiyc cnll Gov iht-o
bny' GOO aud yo shall b. wei paid fr your visit
ppl27 ~ Il. N LEV l.
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PETER SBURG.

Hynch5us and We.ten Virginia Depot.
II. dAELANL. RaBT ?. trsfrR,
hte of l,nchAag fPGerslars.
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I EatpssasG! AlG0AEGE.
cTApLE GOODS NOTICE.

- store u lpil stock stnplr eaod.. B'carh-i nnt
brown Gution-, T chs plaid Oo'son1 Apron Gh".1s
Ge1yy Ii ems, &c a. ni ef VIM rln De bought fn
IN Al very low prices.
npl27 Is b II. LEWIS
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GARLAND AZ LESTER,
General Agents and Forwarding and

COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
NJ. 80 BOLIlNGRkOUkSr.
DAY particular atehtiouto the tsrNntdng oi q luls
&c one ot the rnrncr. brre Guy Pohi upon
tie artivnl at every vessel t,22.dtss
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MO. NORTH CAECLlNA CLIPPED her
y RINGS 20 bnue- received an3 for 4nIc
iureo,s f. f. SAGKErT,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
DaguerreotYpes.

T IKENESSkS taken with allthe recentimprOvements,
IL without any unnatural whiteEess Lair gey
rearancc black dresses Every style OF always
on hand. Price from dollar upwards.
Rooms, No 55 Nom street, near the Court House
aug30 wM COWUEN
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

GAPS.
d RECEIVED this day, the best assortment OF Gents
H youths, aud childlems cloth CAPS, brought
ItIs city Ia wing been selected with great ie=srs
style and quality. They comprise in parI iUilOws:-
Gents cloth opera, black and whites gents hair clot o
black drab and green riding hunting aud Apollo caps
Also, The egyptian PERENNIAL cricket cap articles
together with every other description of hat cap
mrl4 s. u. HARPER q son
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
HIGHIY MPoRTANT.

NJ EL.SON'S Premium Chinese LustraI Washing Fluid,
IN the greatest mprOvemeHt yet discovered for savins
labor expense in shing Clothing House Clean.
Ing. Linens and CO;tons washed by Fluid will be
winter and softer than than il hcached the grass
WARRa not to injure the fabric. Every lady NAV
satisfy herself that point By soaknsa pct or Cotton
ERepin The Fluid, full strength, for % hours which
viii clearly show that it most be Puiely rmcss, when
dutel with gallons OF water 10 half pint Of fluid
The Chinese washing Fluid is worth three Times the
single sxpence which will buy enough for large family
washing, which can be done in . or hours.
Manufactured and sold by the subscriber who hasIatA
ly pun chased the right for Ohio eOunyt, Va.
JAS. MELLOR,
Aupq No. &c, UniunSt WbeeIIEs Va
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
FAIL. FASHIONS FOR HATS

FAIL FASHIONS FOR HATS.
THE subscriber is prepared furnish his patrons and
the public with superior Hats Of the latest Fall styles
All those who think enough their heads ulse hem
in the OF elegant and easy fitting Hat will please
drop in and let US take coast survey OF their caHius
with Como: mature in all such guarantee
to furnish splendid Hats that will iii to t, without any
extra charge
Find the night place, No. S. sign OF tie big Red Hat
second do south The North Western Bank, Main st.
aus2s ". w. JAMIsoN.
CASE BoTax, refined, Just received and for sale by
i iee0 JOHN u. TAPPAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

Sexton, Seal & Swearingen,
IMPORTERS AND JOBBERS or
FANCY DRY GOODS.
PHIL.4DELPHiA.
j. w. SEXTON, l.. SEAL, A. Van SwEARrNaER,
FEEE to purchasers the largest assortment Of FaacV
Hosiery Of all kinds and qualities. " .a
OSss W0co ~ Dsss GGsr'
tnc assortment OF Shell Combs.
90 do do Buffalo and Imitation Combs.
Dress and Tailors Trimmings of all knds.-
Burnctts, six cord cOl'd Spool Cotton.
PerlumeTy O(a kinds.
taon, which we cannot here MENTION and which vel
worthy the attention Of byers. We mako II
thelTtnterest to give us trial. sePta
Pendleton & Brother.
COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
EoH!hc sale OF LearTobacoO, Flour, and Produce gen.
IaO'Smita's TPssyt, and De7Ot, 500 P.snsL
REFER TO '--hoF''
Hugh jenkins d. Co.
w Bruno q Sons,
Long d Byrn, and SB0limoTe
The cashiers OF any Of the
D. Lamb, Esq. Cash. W Blk Val
s. Brady, Mo N Blpt, IuG,,
Yallunt q Delapla'n, "hee'ins
Jas. K Baker.
Jas. McCully, Pittsburgh,
Rhodes d OsIlhay. Bridgeport %.
Green d Dorsey, Powhattan II. o.
4sI H1s RGToSy G'Rnni AmslOns gs Belmont
Jacob e. Grove, St. CiairsviIle, o.
Peter Meaager, GallpOls, O.
jsss 5s;sSSo s,:lSS s's5s $a'ls &5S'' e. ope o.
$o2aea ;:eS: s5ss9i < g., 3""'' ro.,,,,,,..
G. MCMOran. H"us""e'
Saml. S. Preston & Co.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
AUGUST IL, 1866.
WHEELING.
No. l super Phosphate Of Lime,
VERSUS ..GUANO.n

THIS valuable fertilizer used years
in England and other parts OF Europe and next 10 gu
which it is sed among Farmers Its Introduction this
country by The subscriber has been recent but The
Progress has made in The estimation Of the public has
not been less marked than abrOaa, after t
trial Of three years Investigation OF its merits, in which
made by the most scientific agricuuTlStS aud various
uhs, Committees, &c, side by side Peruvian CusDO,
instances preference given 10 the super PhoSphate OF
Lne' Sch reports returned Will shortly be placed
than the subscriber feels disposed 10 oer, the manu-
iaC'ureT, at the present moment.
Its chemical compositions is that nature 10 al az
oTd iOOd and nourshmcuI growth OF all descriptions
lis basis being crushed ground BoEes,' the rcscy Of
wtach are deeomposed BY the ahdon Of one NTH theIf
weight SuphuFc Acid, which is added due proper
ton OF Guono and SulPote Of AnImonis' the later is one
OF the eien; agents in the hest Peruvian uano
1t easy handed being in perfect POWDER il vii! be
round sutn Bile TO all soils warranted pure and geEuR"
aud when Al maturity TO be uud as eIcoaS as ere re
Pamphlets win he or on application to the sub
Messsrs, McGiuaer d Sons, Richmond, Va
do Rowie',, HARDLY q 90, Petersburg, Va.
do BOrunI d McCiean, Norfolk, Va.
Z. Is. DE BURG,
Agricultural Chemist,
seFe5 HFiItamshuTsh, Long Island, N Y,
New Watch and JeWelry Store.
Rom, No. 4, Washington Hall, Monroe ST.,
WHEELING, VA
subscriber would the attention OF the public 10
silver ware, and fancy goods which lie is opening
His stock composed gold and silver WATCHES
keys, CARDS and claHS.
Every description OF gold iewery;
Gold, silver, silver plated and common spect9eesi
Pure silve: table, dessert sugar, mustard and salt
spoons, and butter knives;
Plated and German silver forks, spoons, butter knives,
etc. etc.
Port mounaes, pocket cutlery, scissors;
VERY FINI IazOTs, stTOPS, shaving cream, etc.i
Pcrunery, combs brushes and great variety of fancy
goods;
Particular attention paid 20 repairing wscles clocks,
and jey.eli y, and engraving handsomely done.
a share Of patronage is respectfully solicited.
ap5-dtf G. z. BROWN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
DaguerreotYpes.

OdE uUII COTY pC6'
NJ ESSRS. BEAAIER IL TURTON, having taken the
VI Rooms formerly occupied by Mr. L. TaTbell as Da
guerTean Gallery, OF Main and Biddie seeis, Cen
tire Wheeling, beg leave to solicit share patronage
from his friemSs aud The public Of large.
They make 1t rule not 10 let any pictures go out hui
wI.t are satisfactory, and well executed.
Gold and Silver palius executed neatly
-CTdcrs len here ior sign painting will be attended tC
by ]. TuIIOL Il Brother. mT2I-Sm
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

Removal.
NJ CCLALLENS d KNOX have removed their IVRol,.
w scts Stock of BOOis and Shoes, to the story
No. 1f3, 7Infu street,
few buildings North OF the Merchants & Mechanics
bank the opposite side Of the aud doors Souh
Of Wm T. Seby's dry good store.
Thankful ior The patronage heretofore extended TO the
House, they confident with their increased faci
ties tor doing business, they offer 20 still
greater inducements for buying than heretofore.
dc2S NCCLA Ii. EMS a. KNOX
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
FAII STOCK

Fall Fashion for Hats.
THE subscriber now prepared to furnish his
patrons and all the OF MANKIND with spien
did hats Ui the
LAT EST AND MOST APPROVED STYLES,
which endurance, hcauty and nis cannot be
surpassed and shaped TO head by cOnlOTnR
tive, 1T with perfect ease.
Also eeeivinga aTge OF MEMS youths and
ohidrens soft HEts comprising black, Mapped, plain,
Gon Int Veniion, Insaham, Young america etc, tose
with fine asSortElent Ofmcn'E, youths aud Chden's
Caps ali OF which offered prices, wholesale
and retail.
sep1t W, W. JlMESON.i
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17
PIANO FORIES AND MELoDEoNS.

T UST OPENED, fine Rosewood Piano Portes, from
Chickering Sons mandatory, and Stodart d Co.,
New oTk, Including fine Rosewood Piano, 81 octave
al OF which offered al factory prices
street.
Now is the time if yOu want bargain.
mT2n J. MRLII1R.
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NODlc6
TUE undersigned, having bought tine entire stock OF
L Goods belonging TO AeSsTs. Wheeler d Lakin, Mer
Chant Ts!iOrs, would beg inform The citizens
Wheeling and vicinity that he intends carrying the
Merchant Tailoring business IN the formerly
occupied by McSsTs Wheeler & Lakn, aud having OBJ
aincd the services OF both OF the former prOprt as
is 10 make up order every article lne
IN tie latest style and best maner very short notice
and low for Having large stock hand
lie is determined 20 sell low, reduce his and
make for the Spring Goods. Now rare chance
10 good Clothing cheap. lie will every article
10 be as recommended, no sale.
Come one, come all,
And i've Call,
At Noe, Washington Hall.
ian12 J. II STALLMAN.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

T have Just received fine assortment Of mems D.
Call aud cork soed boots, with good assortment Of
'nens and boys Shoes sale, which Will sell cheap
cash only.
ianIn w RHOOFS nrar,
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

instantaneous Liquid HGE- Dye.
ITO those wishinga hair dye that may be depended ur
i cancheeTiuIIy lecommend the above, The best
icity reference can be given to its superiority
everything of the kind in For sale, wholesale
marN Sole hgents In this eitv.
Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1852-1859, 1855-08-17

ouly, per annu,
or 10 cents ner week
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ARTIFICIAL TEETHl!!

Drs. Duncan and Cameron,
DENTISTS,
No. 1F6 WrsT SIXTH STREET, BETWEEN RACE ELM,
Cincinnati.
lS Office, under The management Of its present pro-
L pi lcoiS, has bee HIncreds! reputation supeTi
operations it. 1is Artificial Department Of dentistry
0T 1he last years, and expense eguit
wanting 10 give satisfaction 10 all "ho NAY 1N OF II with
Ih sab>crbers wOnd call attention TO tile following
essential points pertaining 10 Ttitca Teeth, Beau
and uatuFllEesS OF appearances, guay aud strength
THE materials, comfort 10 the weater, and usefulness i'll
ty TO nIAsae; in al! OF which they warranted in
saying they exceeded by none, and equalIed by but
few.
TEETH
Inserted from ore TO full sell with Artificial Gums
All operations III Dentistry performed Ia the most hOr
oush nIsnIser.
Considering the superior character OF the work, aud
the guarantee gven they are The most reasonable in Tie
y est.
TWO TEETH on MoRE ON GOLD PLATE,
S3 per EOOIh.
TWO TEaTH MORE On SILVER PLATE,
81 per Tooth
The money refunded II lhe Teeth do not prove salts
Ug-For The information Of Hose living at distance,
wolsd slate that our facilities are such thai we can
make in tre finest style, iu SET of TEETH in om 81
10 IS hours and small pieces in proportion, Thai de
y, J. &. C. caMERoS'. RSSGaS' }Dsnti.rs.
No. l5S West Sixth st. between Esce and Elm,
dc19-1y Ci cinna;i.
ASsIGNEE7S NOTICE.
4 LII persons indebted 10 Wheeler 4 Lakn, by book
IA account ryvise, hereby notified that pay
ment be made Iorihwih, they haVng assigned
the same TO me iOr the benefit OF their creditors
iani2 J. II. PENDLETON, Trustee
DISSOLUTION.
NHE partnership heretofore existing under the firm Of
Gordon, clarke d Co., has this day dissolved by
mutual consent l.. s. GORDON,
CLARKE " THAW,
March lSt, 1854. J. b. AMER.
~ u.pTNrDS,IIp
THE subscribers this day into partnership
lot The purpose trauSac.ine CUmus and For.
wsGding business, uEde the style Gordon, Matthew'S
d Co., and solicit tie business OF The lale
hrm. L. S. GoRUCN,
JSO. II. MATTHEWS,
JNU. L. AGNEW.
March 1st, 1854. uTI
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-04-12
DENTAL SUScsRY.

TAR, b. WORSllAM. has located at
- Orizaba, T'ippah county, Mississippi,
He respectfully tenders his services to he
citizens of I'ppah. and adjoining counties.
in the capacity ofa Dentist.
DR., Wor>ham has been in the practice Of
his profession. ten wears; during which
time. he has carefully noted the vanous
diseases to which the teeth and gums are
incident and having closely studied. and
applied the remedial agents, for the resto,
ration Of those very important organs to
health, he hss no hesitation in saving. that
Dentistry" when well understood. and
artfully praclised, is no expermnt.
DR.. Worsham inserts artificial teeth,
from ore to an entire sett, in sNle that
cannot. snG shall not fail to give sa,isiac-
iion. H. fills, cleans extracts. &c, accor-
ding to the most improved style; always
giving satisfaction to his patients. ln all
cases committed To his care, he will ensure
satisfaction or no charge.
Those wishing 10 procure the services Of
DR.. Wor.ham. will please address him b.
mail.
Orisaba, Miss. Jan. 18th 1856
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-04-12
COMMERCIAL.
CoxREcrEp WrxxlY saox NExPnis PAPEns
M........ A mil ~ iQkk
M.sr"'s. April 10 1885.
NOTICE.

PY virtue Of an order and decree OF Ill.
= Probate Court of rippah county, Mis-
sissippi, made at the February term 1906
thereof, the undersigned will sell on
SOtarduyMe i4h day Of Apra merit,
on the premises. on a credit of Twelve
Months, the following described land and
premises, to wit:-The West half of See
llon 80. in township 4, Of range 8. East; the
East or open line Of said land will be-x-
planned on the day Of sale, ills too lengthy
10 describe in this notice. will also sell
at the same time and place. and IN the sane
terms, The following described Slaves, viz:
Charles, man aged about 42 years, and
Be'sey. a woman aged about 90 years.
Note and approved security will be requr-
ed Of purchasers
WM G. FALKNER,
Guardian Of j W. FALKsER. and Com
March lst 1855 Bids
W. l.. poGss C. W. NARTIs
late OF Pon.otoc Ponto,oc
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-04-12

In all SOL prizes, amounting to sGO00C
EF Tickets SlO-iialves y and Quarters
in proportion.
Every prize drawn at each drawing
Bills on all solvent Banks taken at par
All communications strictly confidential
SAMUEL SWAN. Agent
and Manager, Sign Of the Bronze Lions
Montgomery. Ala, Mr. IS, 1855.
NOTICE OF INSO .vENCY.
TnE STATE OF MissrssIPpI,l
Tipp"h County.
"A LII persons having claims against the
- Estate of A. X Matthews deceased,
are hereby notified to ie their claims with
the Clerk of'he Probate Court of 1ppah
county, Mississippi. on or before the third
Monday in July next, 1855; said Estate
having been re, ,.orted insolvent.
Witness, the Hon. james Rogan,
(L.s] Judge Of said Court, the 81 Mon.
day in November 1854
Issued s2d day of Nov. 1854.
DANIEL HUNT. elk.
Novm 93rl 1854 -46 -6n
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-04-12
PktK, SinfstY & co.

GROCERS, CONuiSSTOy NER-
GIANTS d COTTON F1CTOPS.
No 92 FRONT Row. MgAPuIs. Tkks,
HAVE, and design keeping constantly
on hand. \ uenrial sss"r mrnt OF
GROCERIES. BAGGING 4 ROPE.
and Plantation Suppi-s
We sr~ prepared Ia ,elI Cotton on lisar
rival OF S;urr il in our Ware li"u'r. which
;> here >tylrd tire prnof Never hr'rss, W.
will kerpall cotton stored by u. under in
surence, unless Otherwise ins'rac'rd.
M,mphls, Tenn. Oct l2lh 1854.
THE STATE OF MI$SlSSlPPIl
Tippah County,
TO all persons Interested in the Estate OF
James Brandon. deceased:
vOC are hereby cited 10 be and appear
- before the Prohste Court of Tjppsh
county. at the Court house thereof AT Rip
ley ON the ,hird Monday of April. mex,
lhrn and there to show cause. II any YOU
can. why the Final Account Of John X.
Boomer. Administrator. de- boni- non pre-
,-n'ed to our said Conrl for allowance,
should not be allowed, and uihrr 20 do
and suffer such rhing> AS shall be ordered
by said Court in the premises.
Witness. the Hon James Rogsn,
[tsl presiding judge of said Court, the
third Mondav of february. 1855
Issued Ihe a)'h Feb 1855.
DANIEL HUNT. Clerk.
Feb. 2qd l955-7tc
The Ripley advertiser., 1855-04-12
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WEST SIDE DEpor SeUARE.
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tenlion TO business entrusted to him. to
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