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these speeches when received.
TIE RHoDE-IsLAND REpUBLIcAN.-By
an advertisement in to-day's paper, it ap-
pears that Mr. Read, the "former" pro"
prietor sc. Of the Rhodc-Island Repub
llcan, is no longer to conduct that paper,
and that the office is removed to the
room over Major Bulls store, in the rear
of the Savings Bank There is some
thing so very mysterious in this matter,
that we cannot refrain from expressing
our surprise and astonishment in regard
to it. Although we are satisfied that it
is no business of ours, and that we have
nothing to gain or lose by concerning
ourselves either one way or the other,
still we must be permitted to express our
doubts that every thing has been conduct
ed with the best regard for his interest.
We do believe, and we think we can
prove if necessary, that the finger Of ar
titice and chicanery has been most art
fully and industriously exercised in this
affair to wrest from Mr.. Read his means
of support for himself and family. 1t has
been rumored that we, with others, have
endcavored to destroy his prospects,
We feel it our duty, therefore, to state,
that this is most maliciously false. The
cause Mr. Read cspouscd about a year
ago, we confess we never had any re-
spect for, but our private feelings and
wishes towards him, as an individual,
were never in the least uniriendly, and
he has reason ample enough to be con-
vinccd of that fact We shall get at the
bottom line of this business and shall not
hesitate to expose it. Why, we ask, if
MIR. Read was in trouble, and needed
assistance, did not the party whose poll.
tical purposes he was engaged in accom-
plishing, come forward and at once re-
lievc him from his embarrassment Can
anv man in his sober senses believe for a
moment, that Mr.. Read would volunta-
riIy dispose of and put out of his entire
control, his whole establishment-an es-
tablishment We know to be worth at the
least fraction $1,000, (as we learn he
has, for not one third its value, even
when his books show that he is by no
means without there had been
some under-handcd management and ar
tilicc going on by pretended friends, to
DRIVE him to such COURSE, If Mr..
II. has not already, we think he will at
no distant day, find out who his real
friends are.
We deem it proper here to state, that
upwards of six years of the early part of
our life, were spent in the same Office as
fellow apprentice with Mr.. Read, and
that for nearly five years after that peri
cd we were partners in managing and
conducting that same establishments
These facts will account for the solcitudc
we honestly feel towards one, in whose
prosperity we have never entertained any
other than the most cheerful and willing
disposition to promote.
The young gentleman who, by the ad-
vcrtisement is to be the ostcnsible head
of that concern for the future, we wish
all the success that the cause in which
he is engaged, and his own personal
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1830-1846, 1832-03-01

The Supreme Court of this State, will
commence its Spring term in this town,
OH Monday next
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vention to re-assemble, if it should be-
come necessary.
JosEPm l.. TILLINGHAsT, Chairman.
LEVI HALE, Secretary.
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

az American Officer who carried flie .yer ~
'n BRUSH Lines, after having Dispatched the bus'.
Ivy OF ms mission, was invited by the British Com,
u'a"u'ng Ohcor 10 dinner. As usual The ,,e ~.
circulated; and British Officer being called nn,,
20, "' 'oasi, gave Mr.. Madison, dad On aI,y,. ;,
winch the fankcD drank without appearing ~ n'.
uoe. When u came to the Yankees turn ~ ,,ye
"as'' nc gave the Prince Regent, "druns or sober -
-sa'u 'he British Oilicer, bris'lag aud coln,n,,
wln anger, "that is an insult.n-''No sir.n an.
sm.'su " 'no American cody, at IS only ,eply to
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
w. q SPRINGER, Il. o.
Ncksbnrg, Oct ~, 1889.

ne fc'iciapa arrived AT this port on sundaylosl,
naVing ono case II ihe Cholera on board. IN the
course oi the next iwo DAYS she loslour Of her crew
OF that disease, and DR.. V. X. Robinson, of New
Carthage, la., who had been the physician on
board, died yesterday morning at The residence Of
Dr Anderson in This place. DR. Robinson studied
ms profession IN Vicksburg where he was admired
ond esteemed by all for his fine talents aud correct
and l'nublc moral department 10 commenced
his professional career ubont 10 months since in
Louisiana, and gave promise Of extensive useful.
ness hut he fell sacrifice 10 his professional
zeal
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

DOkiN,' my absenco lfom the Slate, INV .nlv
legal agen OF attorney fact, is Cato T. Wat, E.o
OF Woodvillo. No accounts contracted e,ron,
by h's authority will be paid Such contracts q
my ormer agent clher by note, bill open accom-,
rs relate to the supply Of my plantation Of rAsbwo.d
DUNG hrs agency, will be paid by my new ogcn,
but such as were lor any other purposes. altbene1
ehaiged TO me by any person whatever will no,
DO paid, As did not auihorixe them.
GEO POlNDEXrER.
AshwoOd Place, Oct. rs, isse. 4AaS
Ihs NAroHEz wiR please 70 giue the abor, nr,,
INSERTIONS, anu Jorrard dcf 70 q q w.
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

ATTORNEY ~ CouNsELLoa AT Law.
HAVING located himself In Woodvillc, respect
fully odeu his professional services To the people
Tie will attend the Clrcnii, County q Probate
Courts of Wilkinson, the Circuit Courts Of Amuc
aud Adams Counties ;--also the supreme a. Chan
cery Courts held at Nachcz. Ills office IS in the
west end OF jones' new building, on the South
side of the Public Squ 70
July q. 1899. a9m6
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

PRESTON w. FARRAR, will practice Law
in the Courts of Wilkinson County aud the Circuit
Court of Adams, Franklin and Amile, aud the su.
prcme and Chancery Courts Of the State. Office,
Woudullc, Fast side of the Square, the same occu-
pied heretofore by Smith and Farfar.
July 7, 1889. 27
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
NEW ADVERTISa aaIENTS. NJ
NOTICE

@NO OAfIE.
IN obedience 10 writ Of election. IN mo d.,
from ?. x. r. Pay, President oflbe ae nv Sss,su
'lon-Nolice Is hereby given, ihaton the G,,, Mon
DAY and day following N December next. an rloc
non will be held a. the Couu House and tbe s,.s.
eral precincts 10 this county, fr the purpose q,
eeciing one Senator and two Roprcsentstiyes. ss
menbers to The next Legislature. The eec,ion
wili be conducted In every respect as heretofore.
and according 10 the existing laws.
FIELDING DAVIS, shT w G.
4 November 10, 1882 40
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
u hi GILDART n ] ]. EEELETH,

CouNsELLoRs g. ArToRNEys AT LAW,
HAVING associated themselves in'the practice
of Law, will attend to all profession al business
entrusted TO them in the Circuit, County, a. Or
phans courts in Woolyille.-Thoy will attend the
Supreme s. Chancory Courts of the State 4 the
Circuit Courts Of Amhe, Franklin and Pike Go IN
ues.--Ollice East side Of the Public Square, op-
posile the Court House.
Woodyiile Nov 20. 1330.--i4 G
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

A few days previous 10 recent eiec''on' a can
d;d,,e eor the Office Of sheriff. was thus accosled 10y
a neighbor-"Well, SIR, hope you will be elec'ed'
for would rather be hung by you than any body
esen "And l." replied the candidate, "wou'u
rather hang YOU than any body else"
Little minds triumph over the errors Of men ol
genius. as the owl reoces at an eclipse u the sgn
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

A. s RANDOLPH, Attorney and Counsel
lor a, Law; having settled himself IN Woodvlle,
offers professional services to hrs friends and the
public. lie will practice in the Circuit Courts Of
wilkinson and Ami,e counties, aud the Supreme
and Chancery Courts in Naiehez Ills Office is
on the Northeastern corner Of the Public Square.
Woodyile, Feh ~, 1889.
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
NOTICE.

LETTERS Teslameniary with the will an
nexcd, having been granted To the undersigned
on the Estate of MARTHA RIcnARDsoN, de-
ceased, by the Honorable Orphans ourt of
Wilkinson county, at the last August Term.
1889; all persons indebted TO said Estate will
please call and settle their accounts, and all
those 70 whom said Estate is indebted, will pre-,
sent their accounts duy authenticated within the
time prescribed by law, or they will be fo;eycr
barred recovery
+ r. RICHARDSON, Executor.
September @, 1899 36w6
BLANK DEEDS,
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

CHAUNCEYS S. & n. ID. KELLOGG con
iinuo to practice aw as heretofore Their OF
fec is opposite the Bank.
WoOdBilie, January 6, 1882. 3yi
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

"T70"'s' NoVenbaf I, 1882.
,.l, nol,"r % cases aud deaths of Choler, r,m N
o'clock on Thursday morony Ii. 25b 10 ''"", -
'" "u'sIay morning The Is, orNoyrmber. -
NEW sEs. nrar,,r,
:. "l,rsday PSy Whites. Negroes. Wiitss; N,ryo,,
~ Fnday "'I'''s. .6........t..
!, saturday, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
!, sunday ,,unasN'''''''O~''''i'.......O. .O....o
alonday, ''''.'O' I........o..
Tuesday, '''..5.
Wednesday,
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
Law NOTICES.


-. ~ ~ ~,
ATTORNEY a. CoUNsELLoR AT Law.
OFFICE on Bank Street, nearly opposite the
Bank
Woodviiie, august le, 1883. SO
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

4. OCEOR q. r.. N1GD.N ~,
OFFERS his professional services 10 tie citi-
zens of Woodye and lis vicinity. Office al the
Drug store Of +. G. Brown g. Co
May 2Gh, 1899. eimG*
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

A LFRED BYNUM will practice Law in the Courts
veyance, bonds, mortgages &C., will bo drafted at the
shortest notice.
June 23 1882
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
m. q. BROWN q CO.,

n. &. BROWN q CO.,
HAVE jusl received, aud on hand a variety of
Books and Stationary, amoLe which ure tho follow.
ing; Matte Bruu, Smiley, WoodbrdD,, Goodrich
aud Adams Geography and Atlas; Parlcy's end
Blake's Geography lor Children; Parleyh Anl-
msrs; Parey's Juvenile and Winter Evening
fales; Parley's Europe and America; Hume,
smalloi, and oissets England Russes Modem
Europe; Robcrson's America, and Scotland and
lndiai Ibbon's Rome Josephus; Plularcli's Lives
Rollins Antioni History; Tytlor's History; Grim
shaw's United States; Goodrich'a and Halc's Ills.
tory Of United States; Gihson's Surveying; lur
ncr's Chemistry, and Natural Philosophy; Gfund's
Natural Philosophy; Paloy's Evidences, and Moral
Philosophy Websiors Octave and School Dicuon
aTy; ,urray, Kifkham, Frost aud Greenleai's
Grammaf's; ;.Pike, Dabol, Smiley, Smith and Col
burn's Anihme,ics ShakospeaT; Mckeuzies 1000
Receipts; Marshalps Washington; Liic of MARION
L.fe Of Wesley; Weslcy's Works; Acedcmicai
/ Speaker; American Frs, Glass Book Young Rca.
der; National Reader; Political Glass Book We
tern Songsiefi Thomuy and Buchin's Domestic
Medicne; Pary's Phannacologn; jackson frinci.
Pies Of Medicine; United States Pharmacopia; Ma
sons FaTier improved; Virginia Housewife; Amer
ican Gardener; American Frugal Ilouse-W Ife
Bush's Life Of Mahannd Gleigs' History Of the 81.
bic; Lives Of Celebrated Travellers; Landtr's Ex-
pedtion to the Niger; Bibles and Tcsianents;
Clark's Commentary on the Old aud New Tesla
mon with variety Of Theological Books; Full seta
of Pcketl's School Books; Webster's and Emer-
sons Spelling Books; BlacksIone's Commentaries,
wilha variety Of Miscellaneous Works.
Plain and Ruled Cup. Gilt; PLAN and Ruled
loi'eI paperj Pant boxes Larges and Small, va.
! lur colours. -1---L
October IS, 1889 4R
Southern planter., 1832-11-10
r. G. BROGN a CO.

r. g. BRO On a CO.
HAVE received IN addiuou TO their general as
sorimeut Of drugs, &c.--
lIyduodaic Of PolaS,
Lytharge,
Ciuic Acid,
Gum Eloml,
Burzon,
Tmgacanih,
Copal,
Petroleum,
Syrup of BuckIhorne,
Cinnamon Water,
Salacine,
Ilydriodatc Of Iron,
Macassar OIL,
Holiman's Anodync,
Magic Matches,
Elastic CaIheiers,
Smith Prcntis Fancy Soap
Voslimenial Soap,
Chloride OF Lime,
Chloride Of Soda,
Solution ofDiito,
Black Snake Root,
lleminlhocorton,
OIL of Copaiy,
OIL Of Amber, Rect
Oil Of Vitnol
Croton Oil,
Puy. lpecac,
Red Lead,
Moxons Aperienl MAGNETISM,
OIL Of Blackpepper,
Male Ferne,
Silver Lancet Case,
Breast Pipes,
Nipple Shells,
Cream Of Soaps,
Corsican Wormsced, &c.
August 23, 1882
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

RANAWAY from the subscriber on the 7th
inst a negro fellow named A5Rer, e5 or 80 years
ofage, about FIVE feet high, dark Completed
red eyes--a scar over one eye--raiher slow speech
has a very good capo--coiion clothing, now
shoes, color Of leather just curried. think he will
aim for Mr. Martin Lewis not far from bonneville,
where he lived before | purchgsed him, and two
others A liberal reward will Be given 10 any per.
son that will secure him in any jail, or bring
him to me, living four miles from ST. Francisyillc,
on tho upper Jackson road.
GIDEON NEVlLL.
Wet Felicidna, La., Oct lOh, 1882 4tw9
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

THOMAS G. WEST, will practice Law in
the Courts of this Cuuniy.-Aiso in the Circuit
Courts of Amite, Pike and Franklin; and IN the Su-
preme, Chancery, and District Courts at Natchez.
Office next door to the Nossrs kollogg's
Woodrinc, april 28h, 1889 ~
A VI. DUNN, will practice Law in the courts
Of Wilk nson, Amilc aud Pike countles-Suprome
e. Chancery courts. Office - Woodvillo, recent
" occupied by Alessrs. Smith s. Fanar.
June Q, 1882. GENT
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

A.man named Hog, being condemned Tor mur'
der. by lord Bacon, hunhly Implorcd hrs mercy by
n little illtmed wit, observing not unlikely
might be distant relation from the similarity oil
tbe,r names" "No, no. said his lordship, ''il'a'
can never be; at any Hog is not Bacon h il IS
hanged, so you usl be hung beIoIe you can claim
kindred with me"
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

ALL "noics, bills. aud open account.- an. hy
the Hon HeorRe Pondexler, whlcl1s have been
drawn, and contracted IN his name, by me a, M
agent, ior the use Of his Ashuoud plan a,,on =,
io' The payment Of his just dehis DO which. from
The style OF his advertisement oftho 18Th Of Oeto.
per ias', he seems particularly avera,) will be H.
quIda,ed by me, ifii shall appear, that b,ycdr.uo
or contracted them without hill authority from, hin,
under has hand and seal
&c POlNDEXTER.
Woodwlle, November 10, l83a 45w3
The NArcunz 'eiR phase 20 give 6e ADORE three
'H'erf'on', and for'rar,i ao'i 70 J.G.P.
TIE Subscriber gives notice that he will PEE
sent ms iccouns as administrator Of the estate of
John Newsham, at the nuyt session Of the Probate
Court OF Amiie county, for final settlement nnd
allowance.
DAVID DAVIS, Adrar,
November 8, 1889 a.
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

tame-Thouph fame is smoke its fumes are
uank incense 10 huma thought.
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

Galiguanl's Messenger Of Sept. isi says, Ac' !
cording 10 letters from 81. Peiersburgh,, the Minis
,er octhe Unicd States Of America, that capital,
j now eopaped in negotiating commercial treaty
bot,yeen the United States and Russia"
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

The Wesichester Herald Of the 10th inst,
hys: we are highly gratifed to learn' by letter
sceivcd in this village, from the Secretary ol Mar'
.ai our distinguished fellow citizen, the Hon
VILLAIN Jay, Of Bedford, has heen appointed by me
President off United States, one Of the Comm,s-
s'eneFs "to adjust all unsettled matters wth me
Western Indians" To this commission, we under
sand, is entrusted the important object ofingesli-
pling aud reporting upon The proposition Of Gov
snment for establishing the Indians upon tract OF
country provided for them west of the Mississippi
and for the special purpose of adjusting the long
'gllated Cherokee Question. The gentlemen CON
posing this commission arc requested to repair lm-
aedaiey TO Fort Gibson, in ihe Tertiary OF AJAX
tnss.n
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

rnn CmoLERA. .--Dunng the week several per
sons with cholen have landed at Bayou Sara. Som'
have recovered, aud some have died. NO case
have yet originated IN our vicinity.
The PhGnir
Southern planter., 1832-11-10

BLANK DEEDS,
q Sale at this Office
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Washington County Bank.

VI>HEundsrsgned.t, ,mmissso~ers. appoint.
u ed under an &C, Of the Genersl Assem-
bly OF Maryland. passed ~ December session.
1891, 10 take subscriptions TO the capital
stock Of the WAssfssros Cocsrs DAnE,
TO be located ., W,iiisms- Port. hereby
GIVE NO riCE, that BOOKS for subscriptions
TO the Capital Stock of said Bank vill be
opened ~ the house Of Daniel Ensier, in the
town Of Shepherds'own, Va on Msnday fAe
l6ih day Of .fprii aeEf. and continue open
until IPtdacsdsy ,he 18th day Of April. In
elusive, trvn 10 o'clock. A. -. 70 2 o'clock.
r ~ on esch day, usdsr tbs supesinsendsoee
or management Of Benjamis Tovner. Joha
r. Cookus, and DR.. Heary Butler. The
charter Of the iostiiutios eoscts that on each
share (of o25) The SUN OF eve dollass shsll
be paid ., the time OF subscribing. and the
further sum Of eve dollars ON each share
shall be paid within sixty days thereafter
the first ins'slmens TO be forfeited to the
company BY failure Co pay the seeond.
JOHN r. DALI,
DANIEL wEiSEL,
MATTHEW 8. VAN LEAR.
JAMES CRIMES,
MICHAEL A FINLEY.
CHA'S A. WAKEFIELD, (of J
ABRAHAM BARNES,
ROBERT wASON,
Commissioners.
March %, 32.-,Al6.
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PURLIC SAI.R-

NWlLL be sold. on ThuEsdsy The s,h dsy
W 81 April sexf, ~ the pssidence 81 the
subscFibss, IN he Rich woods, all BE s,och
u ever description. eoosisting q
6 Hork HoysGs, Colts,
Shop, and so o. GO Hogs.
0 FFssA Afilch C0tDs, end number
Of Kotng Cattle,
Read Wagon, Hheaf Fan,
Fsrping Ufsasiis Of evsEy deserips;on,
$50 aeEes q Wiheof, and 20 ceres a
Rye IN ths ground.
Abeul 80 bevrsls Of Com, end q
quantity y Rye end Osfs,
a qssaIsfify Of Bacoa and Lard,
One Isgge Csppsv Kettle.
.aR ny Household end R7fehsn Rfr.
nifare.
A cFedii af nise rsosihs viii bs given o.
80 usrns e i've Deilars sd upvards. ne
paFrhassg gising bod ed approved security,
~ suns ssdss Five Doiisss mus, Be ensA. -
80 properly - - FsmoFed unfii tie ferna
q saie ass eognplied with.
JOSEPH KgPLINGgR.
Nsssb "a. 1919.
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Battalion Orders.

A o the pressnt militia laws require vaesn.
N eies In companies TO DO 6iled by eiee.
tioa. the following compsnles Of the I'd
Battalion. 5sth Reg. v ~ 4. are notified and
ordered 10 assemble st the following times
and places. for the purpose Of eIeeting sui,.
able persons - Captains 10 command their
respective Companies
The COmpssy formerly commanded by
Capt. Briscoe, to attend AZ HoIl's tavern, in
ChaSsestovn, on the lsf Saturday IN Aprt
next. The Company formerly e0mmandsd
~ Capt. Hurst, 60 attend q Leetowa, on the
I'd Saturday. The cempany formerly con-
@aDtied by the late Capt Jacksos, 70 attend
% Ksble's min. on the Sd Saturday sod the
Company fofmerly commanded by Capt
Moore, Co attend st the Nsrket.f House, In
charIestown, on the 9Th Saturday in April
Hezt. A, which times and places nm officer
viii be present 10 snpeFintend the eleciions
The efhcer commandinE the SFaith6eid Com.
pany viii, on the usual day Of his company
muster n April next, proceed TO bold an elee-
tioo % hli the vacancies Of subaltsFns in he
company
Al persons living within the bounds Of the
ID Bsttalions subject 60 militia duty, and
failing to attend 10 compliance with the above
ORDERS, viii Incur . penalty Of double tSe
aDoans Of the ordinary fioe
THO'S BRIsCOE, Maisr,
cemig. - Bat 5SfA Reg r. N
Mach %, 1892.
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Office Of ale Chesapeake and OAis Cssai Co.
wAssIssrss, nAaes i7rs. 1852.
A T . meeting Of the President and
IN Directors Of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Canal Company, held this day. il
WAS unanimously resolve ed. that General
meeting OF tho Stoc khoIders OF the Chesa
peake and Ohio canal company be con
vened in the City Hall. 10 the City OF
Washington on Saturday the 2s,h day Of
April next, At II O'Clock. A. NJ. to take
into consideration the following resolu.
ton ofthe General Assembly Of Maryland,
passed on the i4th day Of the present
month:
"Rssolred, by the General assembly of
Maryland, That il DO earnestly recon
mended TO the President and Directors Of
the Chesapeake and Ohio canal company,
to call public meeting Of the Stockhold.
ers Of the said company, in the manner
authorized BY their charter, and TO sub.
NIT 10 their consideration the proposition
Of the Baltimore and Ohio rail road COM
pany. for the joint construction Of the
canal and rail road aforesaid, from the
Pointof Rocks to Harpers- Ferry, and tha,
the agent or person sppointed to repre-
sent and vote on behalf OF the State Of
Maryland, &C meetings Of the Stockhoid.
srs Of the said Canal Company, be. aud
he 10 hereby authorized to attend AZ the
said meeting. and explain the wish and
opinion Of this Legislature. that such joint
locatisa should be assented to by the
Chesapeake and Ohio canal company. and
that the said agent use hio best endeavors
70 obtain such assent. and 10 have the eb-
jeet Of this resolution effected. on just and
reasonable terms
Notice 10 therefore hereby given.
That Special General Meeting Of the
Steekhslders OF the Chesapeake and Ohio
cansicompany win be- held at the City
Hall IN the City OF Washington, on Ss.
turdsy the 2sih day Of April next. TO CON-
menes nc ~ o'clock,'A. n.
BY or..e.:
JOHN p. INGLE. Clerk
Ckes snd Ohio Canal Co.
March %. issa.-5t.