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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
THOMAS 6. ClRDIFR.
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CoSsrLtrE or TUr UNiTtpI I, T'lomps A.pin-
srArA' 80 ATraic', LoudaN. WALL Consul of the
tHiicd stIics - America fr Luuion, sud tie de-
pond ncics rro', 30 Hereby natc InoWn and ecr-
ihf, - ~! whom y raay concern, That Thomas
samuel CIR Her, WIN hath sigurd the foregoing Ger
ttcsr, % arr'sr, public duly admitted and ogii.
.pi Vr.ci,ing 80 thr cts ID london -flrc,.id; sud
'a' = 81 sets bJ him done, toll fth aud credit
ege Aui oa-; u De- sven az liicrtuir aud t,crruut
lats.,.inony whereof, have buttuntp tn,, h~nl
oGj aiA,f a.. - 4 . ne Consulate IL the U,itcd
s'';. q, o. lrsd1n af'fe-sii tus 18Th 10y e Sep
mbi in thr year ~ oUr Lori enc r.Dusgud ,ig
tu"'r. sad ipgi! seven. snd ~ 'hr sixtS Il
year Of he udepcndouor II ,c sod Uo,t,d States.
mos. ASriNN All.
Every rerson r'cicnh'rg to De- General Agent,
or sire Agr"i, f'r The s-lc % ,he above prcpsrcd
VI diliHr-. vh" i'-s not D.. Impeachment ficii,d bs
h'n' y p.iieiy exposed CO., suspend Il H. lis IT,
.. si'r store, shop, 90 OH-e, Is .u 1MrOS OR,
sni vendor % bss, imrsu.n.
GFO'usE TAYLOR.
- ~. Ch0rtassi y. l.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
.fyos.is0u'g Esig!s.

"a Now al Hea by desc rrcseuis. That we,
a M,iisCo, Nosi = Co. a the Bsii,i, Colle.,
II iva'h so hamilton Pa, hins Gross rndon)
60 tlie eouiy g MiJg ,,x H. that part Il ti,. Uuted
hirgi7m of Greet Britain aud ltcIaud. c,iled Fog
land, Urosts nni Managers 81 he said British COT
t'gc 90 /tAlh do !.er,bs revoke, sasul, Aud make
'1id ihc appointment oi Mr.. l.otA,io She ple srd
Nust. NOV ur l-tr "a bro, iivn. Long Island, ~ the
o'a,r Il NeN Nutk a.. O. %. 81 Acct ul tiic
s'li l!r. m Toe th'cd Strtrs oi Au,iiea; and
~ poDrts aut 4..tufiiiDs il as a. 10y time hereto
iJ,c sNrn aud grsut, q 9, tim, aud NC do h,rcby
e,'r r.'tr' g. IL ~.ha 70 may Cuucrrp. h-t thc sid
R,rfiio r,phcath Mnat coates from tilc ia, 81 ihc
';r hereof u lg iu -ty uapucr tc Agent Of Va, said
C7'"T", ~ 81 ca, thc ,a'l VI '.s.u. Nos, n Co
r"t Se O. .r,'uN r.m'ua'e aud sppCiAi Nj Geo
Hi'r, 90 RED i.icn 500 49, 'u i.e rouiiy os Mid
'ir,tN. but Shout % proceed - Nc~ Iutk. t. be
tr-u hfac.t fti tt Ge..tr.i A.-ut Il thr sid Hr-
'a t.ii-,' It - M, 81 thc purpose of Hing aud
ds'1hdi' p. SO clt,''. - De- so!d end d.srihui,d
throughout Va United >i,t,s uf Am,ries tc rae,-
riur prepared ~ the s.,i Co,lc.s sud knosn hy
tc name ~ hiogi> I'ls 90 tl.c Vegetable Tut
'eril Me''c'ns. 81 ihr N.it,s C4lItgr Of ~ Lib.
Ahd se 60 hrrrhy d.,'srv and give uotice, that 10
P.is ,t''-r >" ihcsl u,trd States ~il b. i,.e
= u'.ine N't~o,.'s Itn., ctsl,, ini,ci,al Nc
a'etts oi the Brit., College ct Maiih, uul, the
l4h.l 90 ,aoh lsX co,d,ira sn,h P,ils he .,-ne,l
~iili f't-..indc Il Nj Jnucs M.it-on. the IE gc-
ct. 'Enaiurr sul sIsp ul -sirile 81 ia, s,y-
i.'Hrc 1t - '1'i George Icy lor, such ovurrsl
Agent IS alsi,-,,d
l~.tne,A vh.,cDf ~cha,e hcrsu, 70 sd our hand.
AID seal Iu london, re lilb dry Of Srpiciab,r one
iuicassn! eight LuIir-J .'.d tl,ti,-slNrn
MORRISON. NOAT s. co.
/ Uf''.rtscs -N-ury H.rk.ns, Nill,siu Hone.
], ttom4s SAMUEL Girdicr, OF london. Notary
Pntie rs roy u aulir,ay d.i, ata,,ited AMI sworn.
80 hfels ccti.iy al It unto Ill whom IL u,s,
tonergn, Tart on this d-y. before the said notary
sad ~ ts- rfcsrrCc Il the sait subscribing IL.
ncss-s' prrfo..i!s sypesTcd ilr. Alexander Nlri-
s'- partn,r a. ii,s house OF M,ssrs. MORRISON Moa
/ = Ia usinsd in the JtsniE. decd Il appointment
s. A3 th-rtup.. s'EH,i sud sc4lri tie saJ decd IL
Tie name II h's said Gru. o. siinony Shcrt o.
have htTcunio st IA, L.j -pd -f.iNvd NY nu;afisI
seal IA i7ndnn, the eth 10y q september thou
sad eight hundi - sod i:.ntv-sc,,n.
H. P,dcn.
THOMAS 6. ClRDIFR.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
Rcd LimnntsnI.

n tfLEBRATED 30 tbe northern St,tss a. q
- Ppwsrli remedy Tor itheufnsf.,B. Asup
p'y Jr'i from New iork s offered far sale u
Nut NS'S DWt q STORE
HsrIrrs. Feffy. sept 70 i-ls
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
tWtETN.
EAT1Nn.

The Alexandra Gazette observes tina.
the American propensity for ealing is soon
TO be proverbisl. Foreigners already re.
mark that the ciicf tang thought of IN
this country, next 10 making monry-is
eating Mr.. Connie, while delivering
one oil his recent able and popular lectures
IN Boston. in the course OF some ply s,olo.
gical remarks. alluded To- the fonane,s Of
the Americans for good living. lie said
that the greatest difficulty which he had
experienced since his arri> nj in this coun.
try was how 10 eat o.. the great varieties
al rich food which surrounded him on ev.
cry SIDE.
The editor % tie ros'oa Journal follows up
Ms suggestion With some pertinent reuar,s.
la private life, If gentleman invites
a few friends 20 assemble al has house. ~.
stead oi providing an intellectual enter.
tlinment, such as would DO honor 20 hu.
man nature he caters merely 20 grJiify The
appetite. Not only his mos. important.
but his only care, is 20 provide for the oc.
casicn great variety ol expensive deli.
cacies 10 tickle the pala'e--lnd tie more
successful lie is in thus !sy ing temptations
in the way OF his guests 10 eat and dfiuk
far more than nature Graves, the greater
is bis own qualification. and in al lkc.i-
hood the qualification Of biz guests. who
laud him without measure foT Lis excel.
lent taste. and unboundcd hospitality"
In like manner. II q lady giies a par
~. the frs, question she asks herself j.,
wha, entertainment. she shall provide
She accordingly sets hcr wits 10 work
10 devise variety OF rcfTc shm cnts, hich
shall be ahundeut and geuieol: and her
pride and qualification are IN direct pro.
portion 10 the variety ard c.ccllcnce Of
the means prodGeed 10 crafty he unna-
iurai longing OF an ciicurc. And the
guests tor days afterwards in canvassing
the character Of the entertainment. IN
stead of speaking OF any intellectual plea
sure which they derived from the party
dwell with mvch cus'o on the variety of
cakes, ices, comiiis, sylabubs, fruit, vines,
&c. Sc. which were Produced and demo.
lIShcd on the occasion
The difference in this respect between
what we in this country call our evening
parties "and the soirces, sc Of fashionable
people in Europe, has often been remark
ed. Not a vegy profuse cn,criainmtn,
here for one night would serve for half a
dozen evenings in France. We strive Ia
make people happy by giving them p'cn-
~ TO col and drInk-not by bringing them
together, 20 enjoy society, conversation
and rational amuic nea,.--i!ow the ice
water-hcbI wines-snI tea cakes, for
hshed in Paris for a large party, wouli
make some Of our good people stare, who
are accustomed wien they go out" 10
iegale themselves with Port and Madeira
and close the evening with hearty sup.
Per OF cold beefturkey and chicken salad
asPid'-would be the only exclamation
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

Brfo'c leaving Roonsborn. had heard ,nu.b If
an p'"'tn""t, nov Shepherds T.. = - ~, ~liei.
YOU ~ppcsr bcture the Iubie ~ proprietor and Of
Us decided 'Wceet IA cures lersfus with whom
am veil acquainted Since nay rcs,dcure ~ Ri
un'ofc i h.s performed cure on u irni - min.
afflicted With Piie.. il.,ir : m,scIf been sufferer
i"r SOME wears i'h this isir, s.iur disease nov
enthusiastically applied ,our Ointment ~ nv osu
case, S"d su eralhcd hat can say - made pcr-
'ee' cure I. 4. BENTZ
Couutirg-Roctn. Lombard street
Mr. q H.rstons, Frederick Guy. Md. propti,ior
oi Shcvi,,rd's T.. y. Ointment
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
.KrdiCiHCs. sc.

EUsT receiving aIl opening 1T ]. J. II.
@ stratus Store fresh ard very extensive
a,sor,m. u Of Medicines, Pants, Or- and Dive
siul--al! Of which are ell,sod aud viii De sold
on i"rms ad'antsseOu, 10 tie purchaser
OCT. II. LIS
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
PUDEFC S.SLEorE.R.v.xs.

-
~ lReUANr 10 Il. l.>t Di'l and iestsment
Q! The late Major hiram Davenport. decd.
will. IN IAsf;isg a. 2JM dIy a Ds.c4i},r reli.
proceed II sril ~ public suction. on tie PIE
u.ises. - TRACT o. LavyD a. SAID
"ih nanaI 90 "O"cI's iaru,' ilI4g 20 Ic..er-
sou couIiN. Va near IrctoEu, suI adj iuins
ias lsoi. # tirh,ri Ncslcr5, hours. Ai,.tr..
Charles Lownis. ani John Nio,er. cont iains
40 ACS =. 90 upwlrls ID l3ui lI.s
,aicrmel ie hct~Cea i.c S...iaG. 10 alI >icp.
hcrts'1"u. ash Snii.i-i asa par,.ers.FcfN
iurnP lc roa!' aho.tSs tr = ualcs l.au NTH
he'd and between aad miiI,, tron charles.
town A'.o, "a SIia d.g ne .2i drp 81 t.e s.rc
month tD'c-ia5'rl oun othct ia AUr or
LAND, a. H. cturtY e rrcd-ri.k 81. tro.-
m ths oC1u1 rry of Dr Daniel N1-..irr.1 b.
tHcca and miles worth est &C iacIc.frr,
alipi1inE tho lands of No-.r, YIN l.. Clatk,
Iohn u Cooke. AMI Georre Osborn, containing
hctwccl go ard go acrcs. S,ii farm Is with
in one mic Of tAe Nlechcsicr afa Potomac Rail
Road. Possession Of toia forms given on tic
1t day 81 April next \ further description ~
he above named farms i. deemed IN .gces-ary.
- Il Is ~ suncd HAT anv one wishing 20 par
chase. Vii ,ew to pfc.vuy atd Judge Tor
theu,riVrs
Terms made known on lie dsv orsa'e.
BEA&IUS DAIESIu..T. Iz'r
II .l5soai Ear,rpen, deed.
~ fri ici'e-n HrsM M-t-.i,n
Trrh frt:, Ci.milr'ii- 70 r, CsY'i ls H1rsf.
AMI br"rhevrT siHton ir.t isis,f GH sale
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

CASH FC2 NEGRO
Mt-li 60 fnf,hs.e 81 slon o. T.s....i. flr.
D Nt"hoia. lpr un.sh lu.aotfg ..tfI ns,
n'khef Pf'tts ia ,s.h tiaa say parsa.seg ga
tH' m'iseI Pcu.as woo nag have rsFrsr.
Tor ''ie' ste ir'tci 90 cs.I agl Zee ae y, A.,
''tsltf--or &c iHrortcaieat t1 60 30. sfs re-.
ine'iea o. aelfes' ne o iae. 90 w. .llt vii
giFc Immediate attention.
w,., " 6. DANIEL.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

Mr.. George NoBLE has retired from
the ediIorshIp OF that excellent paper. The
Huntsville tAla.t Advocate. aud il III
hereafter he conducted by Messrs. SMlTm
and FIGURES. On this change, the edi.
tor OF the Louisville Journal remarks that
the last named gentleman could not con.
duct Loco Foco paper because of mo
raj inposslbiliiy-EgHres can't Ia
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
I'I1sfcF, NaIF, aMd EIsh.

Pf6sfcF, SafF, ssHg EISh.
M ha'e foe sale large supply Of PIAs.
W TYR, which 20 eiil scii o. customer. Ter
cost and caru.ee Those " ish,rr fo t.,e
Fia'isr gfonni VII fnd % 20 tfeir Cd ssisss b.,
giving few dsys not.ce.
We siso hafs 90 hand. suppis ~ gAI,T
ard FISH. which ws y 100 ssii ios, To- 80
kAbLE 4 JOHSsTOS
ksbieiosn Aass,l 10, ISIS --3m
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

These lands nearl, occup, IT,. space betwee
Charlesiovn and iiarp.rs-terry.
sent u LAS III
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
Worm syrup.

eD GROSS logng's German Worm syrup.
- cqusi. It aot -DPerior,to aUy other FTepsra-
ton nuw before The pubic, for The removal oi
Worms from the human body. The terms on
which offer THIS article, should induce al who
require Medicine OF this description 10 IT, Il.
and "a all cases where it ), not .a;isfsctor,
Will most willingly pay back tAe amount gwen
for It, and they are respectfully requested 10 de-
maud II Prepared by aud for sale al
IOUNG'S Drug Store
Harpcrs-FtrrN. sept %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

NJ {. MISUNDERSTANDING It ri.bt fnr H., Lc-
nth' 81 persons suffering hom iriHli.s, o. make
.n"S" CURE 'Uretcd "a us'uS ShvpL,r.'. u. :.
b'"inen', prepared by &. IIsr,t1us, I nov inform
you nat = liiilc sou Of mine 49, thrown dom aud
r"n over - = tn'n anal received very serious IT,
'n, - o"y ~ h's knr,shr ,ttit,ly -. the us. II
q, aud hid a. L. au hi'hack s~,crsl 'ds,s swelling
"h' "r ''nm'i'"n CO.'S 'l--'priuus applications rr.
applied bot -" fsiiei until ~ advice ~ friend
"fp''' H"ur o"imcnt-by continuing tl,e ar.iieA-
tom aiv- ias II made prrleet cure
john a.. FRENCH
NJ. - >1gid street. ntlumot..
:, !" Mr. {. liet'toss. Proptieior OF ~, phcri's
Y. Oiuincrt
y H. Frost Bites or Chilblsins have cspe-
r'ei.eSd its good effects J. e. r.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
JanIes lEiggin., DC snI,c.

-. -" = 1T" y z "NHFEs
HNii9 Ffeplrsiiou bss oriy been before tie
PnS.ic since last sPrlrs anf if &c we're ne.
e,'faif could obtain q Dpr,bsr % ctrtfrafe.
whieh would testify ia b. Virtue psr.eo. vto
aie a-icied wiih sore eyes 10 theg vii eall GOD
procure box 90 this saire. viii ss8n erasri.
ensc lhe truth 81 ihe above notice
She phcf1stown AuE 1n. Is1s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
ADAM YOUNG. !R.

VRTOJLD respectfully inforu iI. freud.
W ADD customers ihst his stock 81
Drpgs .Nsd,ciats. P0fsai .N,dienes.
Pa'Dis. Con1ec'ioHgy Fruits SC
- complete -om5f4rirg sl articles boz if.i, %,
hHi.int-s AID ss De- dctotes hi. olso i.fts.ftsi
ltionilan Co ue hlahr,-, these ordsflas Mel.
Goes. need rc uutef go 1pgrehsns.on n nli.t.kes
llarlrI.- IrLIA .anl l.I-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
.HIliN a. FR
Era,n Ri.han IIn,,nh

Ihs'e knnan Nj e.. iIct. ,nn, 4, lie H.. ,rorr;,.
Tor - I"dAin. oiuimcnt Zoe several ,cars dunn.
nay residence "a Mar, L'hd, and The Ointtncfi made
by him u have been IA iauoh - lutc. II has been
w ~, used ." my own family While lives -.
M'ryi.nd, ani during my rv,idrmre ia IN. Ell,
Wv -.r'.'r ~ WAUGH
Meth'if> Do'k Room. NurLerrv.St
Ne" York, May -i;h, 1855.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

Tue 'nhserihcr levin. nvrn spp3iuted sole Agr'.i
in the City - iicA,apui far IN So ~ Nc 81.
In'sluAAlc Hlco','nr - prepared o. e,r.m,. orJ-r.
i'r -, isntty- roo't.b, supPly ~,lI Dc Kept for
retAil, its qisat,tits o. SUIT p'fshs-rs
ELISHA STEPHENSON,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

Ro,conds Tonic .MIfure, Keener'S Fcrer
and .fgue Porcders, Suiohaie Quiniac
RNESIGNTD for the usc ofthose afflicted " an
~ Fever AID Asue. \ FIesh suppl, OF the
above, warranted genuine, - offered for sale at
lOUNGS.
Hnrrer,.r.rry. Sent G. lSa- n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

y y NbIPHeRDS P.3IE-%-T NPFfJFTC
nv f.HE.FF pr,psird ~ e.. HIHsIONs.
,lf'''frd d" 'h, Pat,Hi k-if, -h ,, -i.f,n .isaa.
'''' 'ff'-lt "n Soc pnfsf'r af-ip.f OF s4th i..f
Couutf, NtfttF,s trl D.a....fs s., ~, al.
serniue srf'ie in H.iiifi.fr 90 % = B.ttf D.r..
go. e.sh.f % ii.sait + T-yttir Sttrfts. ssd o..
f., Ii = 'AiafaH. b.arsisn. ssrnsr 81 Nafk,t 4
UfnofeI streets
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

Hafrofs-Ff0y SOL Q l5ls-n
~ WANTS ana Ii7uet's Ftnae-a. Iitsssn
- ~jfur, iHxfr of Lie and syrup ~ ssfss
F'iii'. 80 n'cfui 10 puufyrg tbs blood and
prevention u trelses, rs sale ~
YOrSG's
IInrner. rcrrx sert 9 Ia.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
Jefferson LAND

$500 - ~@A~tCS IA AA-AA w
SO9 SALES
'}'hE FARM. 0eioreiRs ~ the dcyisses of tho
late d.. Alexander Sjrath. ~ offered Tor
sale. This fsrG contains
225 ACRES o. LAND,
az watch 20 TO 50 acres are covered with good
young Timber. and the balance ,. a. good state
for cultivation having Lseh hut LITTLE worked
Tor several ,esfs. ard rc-'ing under clover or
timothy. u !. situated e. niiics .oufs of Charles.
town. on tie Buii.kin Run. . miles from De-
ri or the v incbest-r uri Potomac Rail-R Road
ara 2 = from the SheHandoai River. aud ~ the
Immediate Sict.,ty e several Merchant NHi..
- tat The grain faisei ON !; can % .ste come
nicuu, made ready l0r. aud coarcyfI 10 either
TIC Baltimore or Georgetown msrl IS itLa,
proper proportion OF good meadow, nnJ b.
scr cnpi .p.'y wsirrei hy several never. failing
sTrinss u excellent water. 10 which there !,
convenient access ZOE stock f.om each field. -
Ga IL aTe an excellent
Dwelling House
with besuiiful ysfi AID Cue rarden. ana
Other ground arrangement. around II. dc ,sr,d
ana lead out for convenience and utility a. v,!l
~ ornament. hUe Stone DsiIy House. si--
l'iss, Conn liouse-, Ne. requiring .ofae tut 70,
expensive rcpair. The Dwelling Ilouse ~.
laicl, been painted and papered. End - =, veil
arrabsoI Tor comfort aud rouveniono. q. a.,
house m The county. having il,ec room. on
each Aoor There arc ai,o On l., country
CaGa3<3t9 -. ..!5a,
q ELAST-C LITT.I,, SAW E.III.I,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06

Nh. & iltR-roNs-S't: Tl.,ir. tscn in thc L,-
bf o1 "sins the o'"''nent prepared by You Tor .
"'n'ber oi y'a,s nos r'ilei ~h pa, rd's Piitt Out
rn"ut. ,fnrmttiy Jntkius,) for ucu-d. Il ,sti. a.,
descriptions, anG cuts frost hitr. sraIa, aud 0urns
nnd believing u 60 o. vsiusLlt. hav. uo hrsstirn
Ga Accommodating u 90 the public. - Li.h!, do 1
t''"k OF n that Il ss genrrai, been as i,tnntc ~ la,
family ! Know thst Nj. ii,r>tons has becu ,ro-
pue'or aud manufacturer q this Ointment Tor ,ears
past, h''"g irclrUtiy received the - ticir r,e,l,
from himself SANI e. ONINt.s
f|rTr N'ybis .Ns-h Sircci, ~ fillmore.
" fillmore. Oci. C,h 1887
h"'" ohru used u lor horses sore back, ~itl,
equal success. = q %
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
CASTOR OIL.

n % nOZ. bottles Cold Pressed Castor Oh
u - Tor sale 10y the dozen or single bottle
a: ioJNG'S, Drpggid
Sent 20
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-12-06
THE NAME CHANGED.
Patent Right !ScrKI.c6-EyC-
trWrc Of fIjspOsifiO,l!

hicnSoND, "a. JvLT i. 1850
The poiiie viii bc pleased a. mace ~ md that
~rs the ortstrsl liscovsrvr of Iudkiu.' uintu,.ht
sad scie proprietor &C the patsu, from sept ISt!
unil the expiration ~ tLr same hn; Lsviu
cd n'l u Nth Dr. Jaikins 80 the commencement
j P"rmsit'd tl,c Oi"in,-ut T. car a.. uau,e. The
term ct the patent having ,Nrr~'i the Goth June
have made IN improvement a. 'Lc saa.. aud taken
out psicri thctroa y SHEPHERD
hc proprietor aware tn, the otntultu would
I'll into many hands. some 81 whom "a uuld prohl-
hly undertake g. make IT, and knoN it the s','rs-
" ~ a." process would render triai 1t u aiur',,r
p''tic roDh,itcc To- DESTROYED. the ointment ~ 49,
- d'>rcputc. under these consvtatous secured tic
"r'g'nsl snd cstt,in rrtnry ios ihus- obsir. dis-
ess's some II ~hie. have long haiilcl he skIl
81 M dieu! ssrucr
IL. Uhfc S.re,aa-s Il every dcsrrii.'io
81 Sg"- IL, s1l f'crrs 81 long standing
81 S-hlrru' or GLag.iti,ar Tuners. particularly
those h.rdeued tumnrs ~ ~o-lc"'s breasts ~hitl,
ohen'i nes t"rpins,r iu nisctstcii oanrrrs
4'h IsfpAs. 90 NhAi son4e people Know by the
name ~ tdid'tLa. OF s'cr, description.
3li'- RhcHagbc Pans ~ the joints
9th. Stf'sn, and Bruis,S II cNcry description or
IN wh-i"''f p,rt situated.
9ih. 7e;!er, q all Liais. o. this compliant. the
Pa''on' "a applying the Ointment. must Keep tic
p't ou' ~ -aier.
s'h ttf'tLrfrs, ~ parts affected by frrtts.
9ih. Ma Cut Hetu.es
60. -'sn one ~ the best remedies Zoe B,f-iis and
Sosf'is u cs.es ihc PAIN aud iraps toe hrr Ca, "a
short time. y. SHEPHERD.
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Fish Oil

lust received aud Tor .alc At he store Of
a J. J. IL STRAiTH.
sept - ls1s
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r..

n lANEa large supply of Ground Afum aud
u riue SALT which viii sell low by sack
bu,Gcl }. !. MILLER.
sept - 1898
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1838-10-25
MR.. PRESTON AND Ills PRINCE
Plies .H.

A barbecue dinner was given TO the
Hon. F. II. GILMORE, Representative in
Congress from Rlchland District, South
Carolina, TO which Mr.. Calhoun and Mr..
Preston we're invited. These two distin-
gulshed Senators did not attend, but ac-
knowIedged the receipt of their invitations
IN letters directed to the chairman of the
committee Of invitation. We have not
room to publish the letters, and content
ourselves by quoting below the conclusion
OF Mr. Presion's letter. We trust our SIN.
dependent Treasury State Rights men,"
will "read, mark and nwardly digest'' the
sober truths contained therein, and ask
themselves, seriously, if their present po-
sltlon in advocating the present admins
trasion is right. Mr.. Preston concludes
his letter as follows: aa Ea rr-.
"a beg leave to assure you Sir, and the
gentlemen whom you represent, Of the
perfect coincidence Of our opinions in op-
position TO the Federal party. For the
sincerity Of this avowal, my friends and
neighbors, will give me implicit credit,
when they remember that first came in.
TO their service q State Rights politician.
of the strnitcst sect of the school OF the
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FOR THE UNITED STATES SENATE,
Hon. JOHN HENDERSON,
OF HANCOCK.
STATE RIGHTS MEETING.

The State Rights men Of Amte will
hold meeting on the first Monday in
November. They are earnestly solicited
10 attend. The object Of this meeting will
he briefly developed. The Democratic
Papers Of our State, and, in fact, OF the
South, are endeavoring to produce the i'm
preston that the State Rights men, are
raliying into the ranks OF Van Buren, De-
mocracy. The State Rights men of Amite
are anxious to disabuse the public mind OF
the false attitude they have been placed
in, by such unlounded obloquy. They
wish and are resolved to stand forth to the
world the same incorruptible champions
of State Rights principles, that they were
in the days of The Proclamation and Force
Ball. No consideration, however gilded 1t
may be, shall or can induce them to swerve
from their opposition to an Administration
distinguished by such alarming and repre-
hensible abuses Of power and usurpations,
as have been persisted in by the last and
the present Administration. Whether
Sub-Treasury men or not, is not the ques-
ton. The question before the public is,
shall the State Rights men of Amte con-
sent to be merged and absorbed in the great
vortex Of Van Buren, democracy" A.
gainst this amalgamatior they raise their
voice, and hope, that the State Rights men
in every county in the State will pursue
the same course. To silence the clamor
Of the Democrats, and counterfeit the pos
sible consequences Of the infamous SIAN
ders propagated by corrupt Prints, in re-
gard to supposed predictions entertained
by the State Rights men for iIodern ODE
mocracy," should be the wish Of every
friend oftruth., To effect this object, they
must speak forth in language not to
l..
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celed, except by committee appointed by
the Board Of Directors for that purpose,
whose duty it shall be TO cause the amount
SO cunceledlo be recorded, specifying the
particulars, rs TO date, number, and de-
nomination, and sign the said record with
their names which record shall be LAID be-
fore the Board al their first meeting there
after. The notes, when compared with
the record and cancelled, may be destroyed
in the presence Of at least nine members
Of the Board.
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RULE ILL.,.

In all cases where property is held in
common by two or more persons, and one
oil them offers his undivided share of the
same to secure stock, such security ma v
be accepted on the other owner or owners
conserving thereto, and renouncine his or
their right 10 sue for division of the pro.
perry, without having previously obtained
the assent Of the Board.
M RULE ". q. H....
When an agent, from his personal know.
ledge can do it, his answers, for his princi.
pal to the lnterrogatories propounded by
the Bank, to these about executing mort.
cages IN It's favor, may DO received. ...
RULE v. .
When property offered in guarantee to
tho Bank shall be encountered with mort
yages,Aor with any other charge not OK.
ceedng tho amount TO be loaned, or tho
credit which shall have been previously
liked by The Board, the President shall be
authorized to accept, with the advice orthe
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RULE II.

II at any time thereafter tacit mortgages
or other defects were TO be discovered in
the u'Ies OF tho property mortgaged, tho
Bank shall be authorized, forthwith, to re-
qu're a mortgage on other property of G..
quail value. IL