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Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-29

bination of most of the differon, -,
Indians invited take place, | shall Wy
the defence Of the Western fron,i neea 2
three to five thousand men r," u
State. And | shall hold myself t u y
and in duty bound to make every ra. noI
provision for their health and 'e oq
preparatory to meeting the ene,o UO''ll
above all, to afford them everv nro s al
portunity to sustain the chivalrv o * !,
State, and 10 take care of the al :, IN
wounded. '''A
lam, with very great respec, vo,.
cellency's most obedient servant. ~
EDMUND P. GAINpc
Major General U. S. Army, Command,
HIS Erceliency NEWTON CANNON y
ernor Of Tennessee.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-29

he hung closely to his skirts until he saw
the current settling against him, when he
dropped ofFand lacked HIMSELF TO the skirts
of Tomkins, and when Tompkins retired,
he got hold oil the skirts ofRoger Skinner,
Perley Reyes and Silas Wright, and clam
bered into the Senate of the U. States,
much to the annoyances OF that disin-
tested politician, Col. Samuel Young.
In the Senate he held on TO the skirts
Of Rufus King until he got introduced to
"good society" He then took hold of the
skirts of Crawford when poor Craw-
ford lost the election Of President, and John
Quincy Adams succeeded, he made two or
three grabs at his skirts, but Adams wore
a spencer and Van Buren, missed his hold,
and he settled down quietly in the Senate,
looking round to see whom he could next
ride, like the old man in the story of Sin
bad the sailor. At length when it was re-
duced to certainty that Andrew Jackson
would succeed, he creeped by degrees near
him, for the old Chief was afraid OF Mr..
Van Buren,, and finally he succeeded in
getting him by the button, and in this way
got into the Cabinet; he then caught hold
Of the skirts of Eaton, Kendall and Blair,
and finally through their intercessions and
efforts he crawled into the Generals
breeches pocket and made him his success
sor. Having lost the old Chief, and hav-
ing no skirts but his own TO sustain him,
he fell TO the ground as every body ex-
pected he would do. A man who rode IN
to power on every mans shoulders found
his ankles too weak to sustain him when
left to stand alone"
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-29

The last Legislature of lndiCna consist
ed of IS Wings, and Ga Van Buren, men
in the next there willNbe 80 Wings and
So opposition, embracing Van Buren,, con-
servatives, and unknown. The lower
House of the newly elected Legislature of
Illinois, consists Of 46 Wings, and A
loco-focos and conservatives The Sen
ate 2s Wings and l8 oco-focos and con-
aervatves, making a majority on joint
ballot Of for the Wings.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-29

Sept. 20, 1888.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-29
NOTICE.

II ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATIVE
- having been granted to the unde
signed on the Estate Of LetOis Perkins, 81
deceased, at the September Term, 1881
ofthe Probate Court Of Amite County,
persons indebted TO said Deceased are II
quired to make immediate payment an
those having claims against the same ar
requested to present them within the tim
prescribed by law, or they will be foreve
barred,
JAMES PERKINS,
LEWIS PERKINS,
Administrators.
Sept. 20. 1888 39w6
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The Banks of Louisiana haveresolved TO
resume Specie payments on the first Mon
day of January next. They came to this
resolution by being assured that they will
receive the assistance Of the Eank of the
u. States.
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NEw ORLEANS, 10Th Sept 1898.
Gentlemen: ! have jus, had the honor
Of receiving your favor of the presen, in.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-29

A destructive fire has lately occurred in
Tuscumbia, Alabama.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-09-29

lnpursuance ofthe above resolution, III,
Committee addressed Mr.. Prentiss, on hi
arrival, the following letter:
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HON. s. s. PRENTlSS.

At large and respectable meeting 0
the Who's ofNew Orleans, held at the st
Charles Street Hotel, on the evening O
9Th September, 1888, VIM. L. HODGE, ESQ
was appointed chairman, and P. L. BoucH
Err, Secretary.
The chairman having stated that the
object ofthe meeting was to make arrange
ments for the suitable reception of Hon
s. S. Prentiss, of Mississippi, who was da
ly expected in the city from the North
when, on motion Of VIM. NJ. Carter, ESQ.
1T was
Resolved, That Committee be appoint.
ed to draft resolutions on that subject. and
the chairman accordingly appointed WIN
M. CARTER, GLENDY BURKE, M. RoBIrAILLE
and Ii. S. BUcKNER, who having retired,
returned and reported the following pre-.
amble and resolutions, which were unani.
mously adopted;
Whereas, the Wings Of New Orleans
have learnt with great pleasure, that the
Hon. S. S. Prentiss, the distinguished Rep
resentative in Congress from our sister
State of Mississippi, is daily expected in
our city, and are DESTROYS of showing him
every mark of consideration and respect
which, in common with our fellow Wings
throughout the Union, we consider is so
justly due for his superior talents and i'm
portant services to the great cause in which
they are SO deeply interested. Be it there
fore,
Resolved, That the chairman appoint a
Committee to wait on the Hon. S. s. Prem
tiss on his arrival in New Orleans, to ex-
press to him the high regard and respect
which the Wings Of this city entertain to-
wards him, not only for his talents and SER
vices, but also as the Representative ola
sister State, with which their feelings and
sympathes are so closely allied, and that
they offer to him the hospitality of the city.
RESOLVED, That the Committee be au-
thorised TO make all needful arrangements
to carry the preceding resolution into eff
feet.
The following Committee were appoint
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

Menrfra ErsALD-Isu.d every rnipe erc.pt surss.
Frce cents per cory CHs ubs-rbers
nnie rate for sny spa ~ rsmi,tasee h sSvvses
Nepsperscrt, uniess E.id W sdvancr ~
hvErss hrsALD-fssued every snevpoes n 4 Selosk
rice two cents per copy Country subscribers furwised
the same rate. Cash, 10 sdvaHce. 800
SUNDAY Moasrsc Hssmp.-Issped svsvy sundsy
ing anu containing always the latest Feregn and Domes
news received alter the evening papers OF SATURDAY
been pnbllshed Price hre eeris per copy. f.3f
WsEHLy HEaALD-I~ssd every sasvrssv ovnine NJ ~
secck Price, IA per copy. Furnished counSy
sunscrners q " per snnur, In sdvsnee.
WEEKLY HtsALD ExrRA-Issued every wednesday Devr
ng - nine O'Clock. Price 81 sorry vurnisted ~
county sobscrberss % yste " evnrcei
Saturday being formed Of he weekly Hesld Ertss and
Weekly nerrd Tsrnished ceuntry subscribers ~ ~ ~
anRum in advance. IafHNE N tNfkffL 8.#Mt
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES In soy III thcse ysyals a ~
usual rstcs-swsyp r~ysbe IN sdvssce.
reuused ~ address theiv lett-p
JONES Gordon Bs~-s1 rrcvetcs end Editor, end I'll IL fsrs
On business 10 he post paid
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&c, r:s .S Any
IN sr.,: ... s, Th
NO other way saa cure but taxing 4 out Gu e
carried sway from the boty my changed case
ninersl medicines in consequence Of the persprssio.
iron the Thomsonisa practice that has brought il
% The Ss he to 20 Sns
dose Of 10 pills viii more bad the stomach
principles, could remove Purging and sweating all that
E No r.
rife and cahsrcha is produces both sweating and purg
the stomach is in such state that cannot cleanse
selfby any other They always produce health, be-
IN Assist BRING
state Of things as necessarily causes this dssrabe result
has been long enough out of and unfortunately after
Let ABANDON thea false notions false pracse
let endeavo TO resume the path OF and be guided by
caade light and we Shall need no opcan-lei Us cease do
g those things which contrary the nature OF our DO.
what nature what The laws that govern her. In this
work experience be teacher and prejudice must be
orever discarded as our companion
THE COUNTERFEITERS.
HE MUST BE A MISERABLE VILLAIN. INDEED,
CREATuRE in DaNGER Fok n THE Ef puRPos iE OF
MAKING MoNEY.-Vide DR.. BIS advertisement
TO HONEST CITIZENS
What do druggists prove by making and vending
u.s. - - DR. BRANBRETRs PILLS.
Isl iasT Ar AND fDs oaIsi PRINCIPLES
why ess ~ hs
this reason No other PILLS
DR. BRANDRETRS VEGETABLE
UNIVERSAL PILLS,
hS sss Pills
to have effected.
THERE NEVER WAS A PERSON WHO USED
GENUINE BRsNpaEyTs PILLS
VIM III THE EN- MOST UNEoUaiLE6 5 PRsisE h""' ~
Nevertheless these counteretng Druggists have DONE and
but is hoped that individuals will allow ,hemseve.
bedeceved by designing whose only object make
matter of no Importance to them whether poor child is
ofits parent, whether him whom large family rely
solely upon for support prevented from filing early and
their guilt shall become clear 10 their now benightea under.
standings and then is hoped they will endeavor to make
Every authorized Agent has coppereiae certificate Of
agency and has exhibited his store Never purchase
less this seenand have regard also the character
the bears bis fellow citizens He be mis-
danger for The purpose Of making money '~ ''@-'1'~
DR.. BRANDRETHS PRINCIPAL OFFICE, 1877 Hudson 81
e Several. as sR so.. $,
S,.sd s;s. HINT Isl /, Grsnd'
50 Houston St: cor: Lswi.st p. D; Wright;
ss G 6vnn St ss9 p y: 'se Sn Notes.
90 yesey between Greenwich and Washington B. 8
$50 Greenwich St .or. Of Warren, j. O. Fowler.
sss.sn TSs kSys
654 Water 81 Mrs Blandford.
S.ss sss s$s 6ss
rs Chathamst How G 4 Bates, booksellers.
~ Stanton Allen ST. Peter Cunningham.
232 Bletc 81. Mrs. Barnard
1894 Hudson st. J. 7. Burnlon.
Hoboken n. NJ. J. Consider Luther.
Harlem, J. J. Kenyon.
Wiili>uisburgh, L. l. VIM. Thomas, North 81 st
Broshys L. T. Mrs. Eoeth, IS Fulton 81.
Jamaica. L. JAS HERMAN.
Oyster Bay, L. l. Stephen Bun
South Hampton. l.. l., J. q. II. Sansman.
Sag Harbor L. l. Alfred Edwards
Rockawsy, L. I, Samuel Pearsal.
Greenpori, L. l. Walter Havens
The their Certikcaie Of and
person Genuine Brandre tn Pulls for sale who has
JllmS
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
nOC lOK CARPENTE PECK SLIP
II DIsPENSAhN, NO. 4, PECK SLIP FIRST door

Doctor Carpenter having had the advantages regular
medical cd and sssy.s received ii bpSms
Medical Society and having had twenty years general
and undivided the cure Of iii diseases neden, 20
fra humsny and particularly 10 certain class OF
sboasd column. Of he newspaper Diseases require
e be Teaied ssreeably 70 the symptoms that prevail
sesce the least reflection satisfy any discerning mind that
no THE IS 81
varieties Of this disease enables him speedy and
and no The @ or .. 20 20
compounds totally unknown TO the ordinary qussts the
DR. Separate Offices have been arranged for
and sdspd the apsey 81 n.
An snss.s pfey,n''e Of certain diseases ke obtained
oaee, Ne Division a-The ony sure and ,afe Tor
sound ress.n Judgment !, mus, be eyiden hs ss,es
Red Drop the mos! certain and cfecus for Il nI
the very he being many vho have ysns
snds.yor.d I: initiate L. y an u.dss.ble proof y
c merely speak plain and simple truth a. our e.Ts
Dr. s ss
them from the ases Of disease in which many have bees
an sppc.on q dis medicine have bee. ey e
,ored 70 RECT health and their wonea purity We wish
.asI selling T. New nora for upwards O. u
e. nSS a s q
how old the how nssierate he will perform certain
res poison and . pure ss,ss day he 'e'e'
Price Oh per bottle. 0ce Division other place IN
this city
ar preventive may be had.
Every rhnhst genuine viii have the written signature
Of Ursh Levlson.
To human and since tits humsn err Is n no, oor du-
~ tn look the ndscretoDs OF fellow with ptv
sn< do all power without iHuring n
preserve them from misery and disgrsee!
LENlsONs HUNTERS RED DROP W warranted N
to effect quick and safe, whou, diet smell
hndrance from business In oil ette pos, paid de-
scribng ssse; Willie attended 10.
Dor Offices No 50 aml on st. Albany; No 50 Norh 9Th
81 Phisdt ia No Hanover Boston; "a Camp ST. New
Orleans Charleston r. CT the ony places the where
the genuine medicine can be ohisined jl7im-
nH. CuEHkf,S AsTNlNGENT PILLa.-
DAp ehecuscure for obstinate discharges urssrv
canal whites suppression, and all female
plants arising from weakness ri constitution. gravel and
loss Of command Of bladder they completely cure n.
diseases OF the Kidneys bladder nod proslrse CLAN thew
rive able relief Over 900 beyes have sod Il
New York without complaint agent For whole
sale and retail by A. b. d. SANDS rSlton 81 corn~v
Of william and the following drug Covrer Dey and
Broadway walker and Broaswsy, Nones, ga Brosc
way cor Cross and Pearl Bowery Walker cor
Grand ard Boweryi Henry and Phe; Canal ana
hudson, cor Houston and Bowery, and Burneis srth
Avenue.
T Price q per bcI retail They s~e r~ sale nv ~,
Young No s. South Fourth st. Philadephis ma IN Aha,
by sanoss snsw NC, &c, d1o-ims
DILEE-P1LEs-DR MALES al, q. ,lmer, !. !. -
live for the piles In three time. Sold Inv II
Mart CORNER OF Chsnters street and Brondwsv, Rurne
IS eth avenue; H. M 1son, corner Of Bowery and Grand
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

UJ' Or the night Of the lah inst st New-Oriesns. a
Mr.. Brown. who passing quietly on his way his
home was ,aled by parcel Of oafers and gamblers,
by one Of whom pistol discharged in mere ~an,on-
ness the b.i severed Mr. Browns spine, and hopes
were entertsiued that he could survive.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
NInpIoAL cARp-pR. CARPENTER, No . P.cL

MEDICAL CARD-DR. CARPENTER, No 4Peck
h slip, New Ysrh deems proper eccasossllv 10 remind
the public he ccnsues 70 ADMINISTER 70 the sctss 81 his
old established Dvpenssry.
r. gsS number the citizens n his metropolis he needs
hrsde his vietsry over disease IN Us mos,
complicated and destructive iorms-nor does ne deem mate
rial very specific the names NJ The various
mslsaies 10 which wssnksnd and wouankind suojec
srsprers bsgs leave respectfully W remark
that I've bsse 10 Office pvscsce, sns devotr him
self personally the welfare Of his keeps ne assist
boys svd hos Offices or the rvacy OF
patients who can In contact Doc'er Carpenter
would the regularly ssucsted IN the profess 90 Of
medicine ard su rery rcteIvrd his DpAcs n the
1918 c ,e New York STATE Medical society sgnee Wy the
highly respected much lsneuted Joes Noagers NJ
President has long series Of de-
voted hmsefo reanest ssd cure ~ athcss or pri.
o. ri 81 'f9n.iw DIR CARPENTER
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

DJs The receipts Mr.. Catlin's Indian Gallery on
Friday amounted to s2oa75. which he handed over to
the Mayor Tor the relief Of the suffering poor Of this
city
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

MEDrCsN1 CBs as rs-res ships, families OF plan
IVA ssens, pct pp vcplersed With scsom psnyng dree
ton IN Gsgsh OF apa ths shortes, sstics, Nv
NATHAN n. oRAHAM Orusss,
De NO. - NASSAU 81
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

gv,ylE LAST REso RT-For Coughs. Colds, As,h.
ma Inaueufa whscpng Cough, sad AZ affections Of the
In ali other REMEDIES such conpslnts have
is,Ies I, cur, .Le NEW ENoLAND COUCH SYRUP will
he surs IA sau s.f Haepy for the AFFECTED who make II
their hr~s rrs~rt Tor they VIII need NJ other
We had II he spcheesres ge~s ally, as well % Of the
,S.eoy,. DANIEL GODDARD. q Gold a.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

BosroS BAYKs-The Boston Grand Jury has found
bill for perjury against Josiah Dunham, Junior
late Cashier Of the Lafayette Bank and also bills
against seven directors Of the Bank for criminal
gect Of their duties in that capacity The former gave
bonds appear in $1,000 and the others in $4,000 each
both with sureties
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

DOOMs Te LET-Farn~hss o. unfornished rooms
avenue. ~ lms
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

(NOAI.--wasAisxtoa Coal Yard, 81 Barrow and
~ wssbire tsn aech Of superior schuyki Peach
ehsrd Cos pssse this yard which viii be
or cash very reduced prices. Families vii frd the
svsn,sgs To purchssing I'd prices
en- a. Nj Athiascs Beaver a. and orders lei there
~ wilI - daily attended to- j3-3mt
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

~ The weather has been intensely cold at NewOr
leans
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28
NOTICE 10 HEnxBY Given,

~ TSe 0! JHHss LzHcs s noT Tliy y b. BRAN
DRETHS spasy asd that Tie ssid JAN rs Lane never
partner Of Dk. BRAkDRETH, nor in ssy way con
nested witt Mn except as sc.h Ash time he has nothing
Is he with the sale Of the PlLL-snd DR. BRAN
DRETH will take good he never for ths future.
jl-lms b. BRANDkkTH. N. ID.
fasME PHILOBOPHEKS STONE AT LAST
DISCOVERED!-The venereal disease extermissted
The celebrated Dr. POEToS 0onorrh9a ETaclcsor aevey
fails in Pie directions perfect FUZZY and se-
y describing every symptom and showing the only
melhod Ii acknowledged the prevalence OF
this disease has wonderfully decreased zce the nuoducos
Of the Eradieaior
For sale by A. b. d. Sands, leo Fulton street; Symss
cor Bowery and Walker B. Nones GA Broadway, and
p. Burnett, IS 9th avenue. Price Il. d29-1mA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28

there ssnssinary and hod features enough about
this to sstsfy the most insrdnate thirst for blood
and, perhaps even now. the end 10 net yet. There
may have arisen other challenges, and other honor
able murders out of this affair; and, indeed, such
was the expectation at Washington on Saturday
TIE MuRDsRsRs.-T is some curiosity in the
commanity to learn what order Congress will take
towards murderers Graves, Wise, Menlfee, Calhoun,
Duncan, Bynum and Jones. The more the circum-
stances of deliberate murder reflected upon the more
does the public Indignation gather strength. In it's
details the affair is one of the most horrible which
miscalled honor has ever caused. -Four deliberate
shots at each other by two men who had no quarrel
or cause of quarrel, but were merely maintaining the
discarded AMI bloody etiquette OF the duel. Even
this It seems, through the criminal conduct Of the
seconds was sveraeted one shot being amply suffi-
Gent 10 answer the demands of honor.
No recent event has affected US more than this
We would not for the most brilliant reputation or for
tune both stand in the shoes of Col. Webb, or OF
either of the active accessories 10 the murder OF Gil
ley A young, talented and promising man, cut down
in the prime of his life while six seven scoundres
were present aiding and abettng. The widowed
wife and the atherless children yet TO hear OF It,
Oh, il is damnable!
Murder foul is the best il is
Bat this most FOUL strange and unnatural.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-28


We have received long letter from faithful cor
respondent-ioo long Tor us 10 insert today IL chef
ly refers to the circumstances attending the cold
bloodedIMuRpEp Of Mr.. Cilley This high minded and
talented Democrat preferred to de, rather than ac-
knowledge James Watson Webb 10 be gentleman
he was willing to risk his life upon the truih that this
man was no gentleman among honorable men. No
man, after this should insult the memory OF the
deao. and the character OF the many living by ac-
ccpting a challenge from Webb.
Afier referring 10 the immense excitement which
exists nj Washington, our correspondent says;-"It
was 10 satisfy the dabolical spint OF Mr.. WISE TO
wreak his revenge man whom h hated, TO bring
about his death, while he himself was safe from dan
ger that this murder was thus arranged and perpetra
led Webb and Wise are the murdercrs Of Cey."
Our correspondent says, "there are matters con-
pcc,ed with this murder, which will communicate
hereafter" He gives no ntm, Of any other duel.
From the New York Sun
We cannot dismiss the matter without some 70.
marks upon the conduct OF Col. Webb. IL 10 useless
10 apologize for hm-hs friends will lind II as diff
cult matter 10 excuse to the public as the challen.
ger must himself find II 70 reconcile 20 hrs conscience.
Col Webb knew from previous experience the result
Of such messages TO membe.s Of Congress; he
knew that etiquette would throw his qaare into the
| hands Of another, and now he knows the lamenta-
BILE consequence. He he'd no right TO challenge q
! member for words spoken IN debate Admitting the
morality II dueing. the provocahon was not suff.
cient Before US lies recent charge IN one OF Our
city cearts which slsdes to tho rule that pl-intff
should come pvrc before jury. Admitting upon
this rule, that Cilcy s'andered Webb IN debste, we
ask political ascie in the Courier can be pointed
out which does net convey libel and Islander upen
seme person or party1 Does Col Webb stand rea.
dy TO defend his paragraphs with his pistol case T.
DOES he expect TO drive The members Of Congress 70
i speak st the rifles nurzle1
,btWhie wereg1d the seconds IN this csse Of delibe
rate crimes ~ fc,ons who deserve "a bu ovha wed
| and thristfror society ~e cannot hold Col Webb
| splslcss OF lse murder. He was the moving cause
or H. An vneasy ore turbu'ent sp,rit hes more than
l Ancs earned him 10 Washington anllar errssds ;
and although Until this they have been blsodiess,
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
1879 - Notice..

FTVHE subscriber take this method TO inform
M the public generally, that he has opened
Shop oppost the house occupied by Mr.. Maui,
in Washington, Delaware, where he intends to
execute the .2s
BLACK and white Smith business, IN
Ill It's various Branches.
Having served regular apprenticeship in
the City of Philadelphia, and followed Journey
work at the same, and in the same place, un-
till his removed to this place-he fatter himself
that he can give full satisfaction to all that may
please to favour him with their custom.
All orders will be executed at the shortest
notice, and on the most reasonable terms.
,nfse 79 ~ NATHANIEL M'BRIDE.
Sept. 9TH 1888.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
Last Notice.

ALL Persons indebted to the late Firm of
A.Welch 81 Marsh, are hereby requested to
come forward and settle the same-as there
will be no further notice given.
JOSEPH MARSH,
SurviU;ng Parlner ofWELCH 8. MARSH.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14

very white eyes, and speaks quickly when
spoken to. His dress cannot be particularly
described, as he had several suits of clothes
with him. will give fifty dollars reward (if
he be caught on the Eastern Shore of Mary
land, for his apprehension and delivery at Mr.,
BENNETT L, FIsHs HoTFL. in Salisbury, and
One H,hndrel GolIars for his apprehension else
where and delivery at the said place. ~
The cash will be paid on the delivery Of the
Negro.
JOSIAH JOHNSON,
Near Salisbury. July 18th 1888.
The Sussex gazette. (Georgetown, Del.) 1838-18??, 1838-09-14
Public Notice.

AS my wife ELIZA JANE, has left my bed and
board without any provocaton whatever-thefe-
fore forwarn all person or persons from trust
lag or harbouring her. As | will pay no de-
mands after this date land further l shall deal
with them as the law directs.
's THOMAS CAEY.
Milton, August 18th 1888.