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Southern telegraph., 1838-08-01
JEtNS AND LENSEI y
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI
JEFFERsoN County,. (
Probate Court. Jnae Term. 1899.

JEFFERSON County.
Probate Court. Juae Term. 1888.
TEVOal persons interested in the lnnis
-A renements, and hereditaments Of Ga
briel OsIeen, dec. Greeting:
You are hereby cited to appear at the
ncxt A gust term of this Court, at a regular
term thereof To be holden at thn coar house
In and for said County, and shew cause II
any you have or can why The lands of said
deceasod should not be sold for the pay
ment of The debts ot said estate.
4 <11zs=7F& Witness: The EI.n. John NJ,
lE SO ats Whlnev, Judge Of Probate OF
ssf,nfs jefferson county, the fourth Mon
day in juno, 1898.
"a Issued he 2Sih DAY OF Jane, 1888.
x c. r. MILES, CIR.
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-01

asC - 81 s.. d Hiss.
wv LII attend the circuit courts Of
V v Jefferson, Claiborne, Adams and
Warren counties; the high court Of Errors
and Appeals, anI the United States cour;
mt Jackson
Address G. T. Martin s. Brother,
Rodney, Mississippi
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-01
kEFERENCE5.

Hon. G. Robertson,
Lion. D. Mays, Lexington, Ky.
Foser & Easton, n. York.
. W Oaky 81 Co., New Orleans,
DR.. J. ,. Warren, Rodney, Miss.
II. B, Illll & Co., Louisville, Ky,
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-01
Notice

Notice
> hereby given to ~ persons int.res,
ed in the real and personal cs.ata
lANEs KELLEY, deee eed, that Aaron
RI BY, administrator Of all and sinaHl
he goods and chattcls, rights and ~redit- a.
he said Kelley will apply to The rlonora 4
, hate Conrl Of Jefferson ca.aty, on The
f'"rtt honday Of Aug0st, Is s, FIR nm or.
Ter Of the said Court to auth Jrze ~ +.
sell both The real and pcr.ona, estte orthe
sd doecden' for The hcnoG of the hei.y.
.ov'sees, and other legal Representatives d
be sajd Kelley, deceased.
AARON FRlSBY, Adm'r
u, .. 1893 VIZ
Southern telegraph., 1838-08-01
CONPTON & RECKS
PUBLIC SALE.

PUBLIC SALE.
HET NIL be sold, at public auction, to
w the highest bidder, on
Monday, he 6h day Of august nert,
The Tavern Property, knoan as Mann.
Stand, situated about seven and half
miles east Of Rodney in tho fork Of The
State and Gulf Roads.
Also theIIousehold and Kitchen Furni-
ture.
Terms made known on the day Of sale,
ISAAC G. MANN.
July l9 I2-3t
BEGGING, ROPE, AND TWIYE.
OOn Pieces Of Begging aud Rope,
OOI and 500 lbs Irvine, jus; re
ceived and for sale by
j. W. KNIGHT.
July II, 1898.
BESANCON'S ANNUAL REGISTER
FOR 1898.
A FEW copies Of the above work are for
L n sale At the Post Office.
Rodney, July 4, 1888.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

EXTENSIVE RoBnERv AND FoRrvSArE Arursr-
Yesterday Bower and Smith were informed of a
robbery committed in one of the North River steam
boats, in which passenger had his pocket picked of
$3.50. The theft was committed near Newburph, at
which place il was supposed the thief landed. From
description Of his person. the above officers set TO
work TO find him out, and while thus engaged, in
company with the complainant, the latter saw the
man he suspected pass through Barclay street. and
communicated his suspicious 10 the ofIicers They,
however, not knowing the cove were reluctant 10 mr.
rest him until they saw him look around, as he was
conscious Of being watched, when they followed him
to hotel, and compelled him TO submit 10 an over
hauling In the efforts made to resist this invasion
OF his personal riehs, the prisoner inflicted Sc
we're punishment upon the officers, and they conclu-
dcd to take him 10 the Police Office. The moment
heentercd the Office he was recognised by BENZ r
Hays as an old acquaintance and upen further
search, the SUM Of 4767 was found concealed in the
Inning Of his frock eeat He 10 the Same genius who
has been fer some time past palming of upon the
community s5 bills altered to sos, some of the sp-
paratus for doing which being found In his possession.
II 10 supposed that the szosss Of money found upon
him, above that lost BY the complainant 10 the spois
obtained from ssoshsv su1ssrse asJ nr0
The nsae a. the accused u Charles Forrest, alias
Randolph, alas Cvemwsil. Alas Jsnes Brown
Tiers sssovs stAsr chassss ssainst him for altering
money.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

y.-AAs ~lasenssoNuo Dssyona--Sanoy~ WsaeA -
chairman Of the Heboken Turtle Club, the other
cay, preeuoted he debtors confined in thsf" Gogo-
ha, rgular tack out Of turtle soup. Sandy 10 go
ing to sead them another pot fall the 4t IN order
that thew although debarred by the seelus'on Of their
cells from hearing The joyous sounds OF liberty from
every mouth in the Park, may feel that there stlll
exist those who sympalhse with them in their
ssfieElnss, and who are willing 10 let the enjoy
ment OF the great national festival be extended even
to the unfortunate, whose only crime is poverty. A
number of other persons belonged to the same COM
mittee, but We have reason TO believe that Sandy
the master spirit among them, and consequently 70
HIM Is due the praise. The following communica-
tion from the impris oned debtors, will convey to the
reader their sense of the obligation conferred upon
them by the generous proprietor of the Terrapin
Lunch. F8
Halls OF JusTicE, June 29ih, 1888.
Gentlemen: The debtors now imprisoned IN the
Halls of Justice " most respectfully beg leave TO
acknowledge the receipt of refreshments SO kindly
rendered by the "H9boken Turtle Club" They
would be dong great Injustice TO their feelings
were they TO pause here for the spirit Of generous
sympathy that pervades your letter has awakened
our SINKING spirits and told us with peculiar empha-,
Sis that = there ties that bind man life even
when the iron OF slavery has entered his soul and
stung him to madness! We thank you for he hope
of our = speedy emancipation and trust that as
American citizens, we May be soon released from the
" loathsome dungeon" to whichwe are consigned. II
we cannot join in Hosannas at the coming birth day
OF American Liberty, end (regenerated and dsen-
thralled) walk abroad in the majesty of American
strength we can still hope for am eioration, for your
smiles Of encouragement have led us 10 hope. You
will please prs ent to the members Of the " Hobokcn
Turtle Club our grateful thanks for their very ac-
cepasle present; and hoping that you may be long
surrounded by those affections by which your lives
endearcd and those pure and peaceful enoyinents
which constitute the object of your Club, allow us TO
subscribe ourselves, MT NJ ~ -rsset ~ r..
a.aW Most respectfully, Il. lae.
THE IMPRISONED DEBTORS.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

This markets for all Of re never
more duh than the present mement ,he close - .s
week some little life apparent in trade bur the news
received from Washington yesterday, has had blghng
fleet, and all Is to-day quiet. - - "s"""s
small transactions have occurred but none
when cause us 10 vary our remarks Prices however shrw
no falling vf Sale OF Brazil Cuba al 10; iscn,~rs
10 100. ~ A'su"S'ss
suGAR-The den,snd for this article SIN con,inues sarL
N. Orleans. "a a u Is. Hava. a, a. - ~'s3" .
AsHEsThe arrivals this article have be.n r,,h.~ ,o~
essne TOT the AL lew days, but the transactions which
demand. ~ o" - siie is'esor
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

ssvAvxHAII 0AnDzE--1nwgy, perseverance,, =
dusiry, and strict attention to business never fail To-
produce corresponding results. The proprietors ~
this delightful establishment having, since its open-
ing, been guided by these maxims, are now reapinc
thsrewerd Of their enterprise.
The vaudevlles prove very attractive and are Der.
formed with much correctness.
The Garden ITSELF now that it has expanded to the
full bloom of nature, has SO many inducements, tina,
we have no room TO describe them. We say 90 and
Judge for yourselves and if you find that we are mis-
taken IN our opnion will treat to half dozen of
Ned Jones unrivaled iuaps, and seears to boot. M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

BEACON TRoTrIKe CouRsB.--We are informed
there will he two purses troed fer over this course
on the 4lh Of July. One purse for sO0 at clock.
and o'clock, purse for s3e0. Good sport is ex-
pectcd & 4RtA III N6 t&ea&
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

y hHEuMArIsM-It woald appear from the great
number OF unexceptonable references which Mr. Co
hen, Of No. 2lO Hudson street. has, from time 10
time published IN proof ofthe efficacy of his Embro-
ca'on' IN cases of Rheumatism that FOR such COM
plants II IS never falling remedy. Another strorg
evidence Of the valuable properties of this lotion will
be found among the advertisements in toeay's He
raid. et
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

~ Edge, the pyrotcchnist blows up the CITY
Hall morrow evening, July 4th (Adermen and
ALL Don't crowd too much if you please sra
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

soss9aa.os Monday, July 2.-6, p. MI.
remarkable quiet hangs market in Wall street
the news from Washington OF The OF onant
party has had runous prices AID for on
me matters have not had gloomy aspect as
pre- sented today particularly stocks the sales were sma
anu The causes we mentioned Saturday as operating Il,
prodrce depression, still in action prc are rapdv
ecedlng Some sales OF w. s. Bank were made nj q
falling on OF per cent from The sale OF Thursday which wa,
the last ale Of tbs tcck DEL again fell of DER cent?
Illinois declined per Kentucky Bank II per cen,
Mohawk a. H. clo'ed per sale or Saturday
Paterson, per cents Harlem II per cent; fell
on per cert; NJ r. H. per cent; tomorrow we shall
probably hear the result Of the dcbc the Bank par
iour at Philadelphia the question of resumption il sur
missed tsat II VIII be favorable unes action Of the
men used as pie TO defer which alone can start
business and renew season Of prosperity.
Tbs Ocean Insurance Company have declared DIVIDEND
OF sr per cent, pay able on The 9Th inst M
The Jackson Insurance We declared divdeu
OF fur per cent payable on demand. Ill a At
The Howard Insurance Co. have ec'ared regular dyi-
dehu per cent and surplus Of G,e per cent
payable on tbs 9Th iss. ..,a.s ~ - -" -" :.
he New York Insurance Co. have declare Dividend =,
fee per cent payable on The 9th inst. %
ReaapnlstioH Of the condition several Incorporated
Banks In the State Of Maine the first Of June
ulimo. ''
Ca pial 8, ock paid in, 4ea4 ooo IA
Bills Ia circulation : ~, sSs ~ ~
Me- = q, pr. on hand 1853 s54 20.
Cash deposited &c. no, bearing interest sissss -
o'sn eeposneu' oeaiIg interest S0s,452 "a
To'a' amount due from the banks 7,4so,7co 70.
Gold, silver, &c. in Banks 27r.osl %
Bills OF anas in this State Ss''oss % %
Bills OF Banks elsewhere 450aS SO
balances due from other banks s61 so2 ~
Due :" 'ue DahAs' excepting balances 6,5i9,lS2 ~
To'aiam0un' the resources ofhe Banks 74s 200 &c
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03
., hDMlsssON ONLvl25 CENTS.
0LoRiotS SELEbNATluN OF THE BIRTH DAY OF
LIBERTY. i776,

aE1NeION'SD tOkA MIC INSTITUTE
ciy FALCON, sppotlte ST. Paurs Church-Da and exs,
ing PERFORMANCES, WEDNESDAY, July h. leSa Combi.
nauon oi me ionwirg novel Jones from, The
Royal Coeurg Theatre, London will make hsr first apnear
sncc on ne hyng vire going through variety OF novel, and
oarng ra never executed by lady before; the only G
ng ,ea cemrtsing swords plates, rings &c concluding her
PsIefnance witb grand fancy garland dance.
intsrept - - ' -'ee '"'' ''h'"s
Day performance nj 4, 4 and 6 o'clock
Z Evening performance al 9 and half past o'clock.
Order OF the smusements OF the day:
Mss Jones VIII perform her wonderful ON the Az
ing WIRE @ pef orsed by her Royal CO burg Theaue
Lordon. or hny nights with usbaurded applause.
scene "a Ni-w on he Rhine, by Leila.
scene 4-TLe frrth doramic sceEe OF exquisite calm
snu seenn nsuy rstresenting by moonlighta dspdaed
conteh. oi ~ =. ancts, near Barcelona, Spain.
- Jones VIII display variety Of her surprising light and
fancy equbriums, equiparinc, swords plates rings Keys
COINS feathers and number Of other fancy articles.
Overture on The plano Bass ford.
scene -Corcnns, In Span-pasted by r. Gran-sra con-
ng OF sweet prospect Of hill and das verdant lawns
towering forests
Doramlc scene The Departure a. the Israecs from,
Egypt This isa OF solemn grandeur to the Christian.
Is repee with oftEe Execution will or the
Divine Greater, rs described In the sacred volume.
~ Jones will coaclude her performances with fancy
land dance.
Adson, Is csnts-cbIdrcn with their parents bali price
Jy5-N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

YRLrow Fxvsa.-The hot weather which we have
had for some time past, has not held out much assu.
rance to us of confused health, and we had good
reason to expect that the fever would be close upon
It's heels. We had no ides however, that i was yet
in town, until one OF our most eminent physicians
informed yesterday that he hsd attended three ca
ses already; and that one 81 the North American
Hoie had died Of IN Black vomit. We fear that il
this weather continues, il will prove fatal TO many
vine unacoimsisd unlses they ssks the necessary
precautions Of keeping, - r1uch - peesblS cvt Of
The ss sna avoid sxpsssrs 70 THE night air. a. both
lssas Cs~rier.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

We learn that the Rev. jasper Adams, d. d. has
bssa appointed By the President ofihs United States
- the recommendation q shs ssssssasy Of wsv
Chspssin ssd ProSessm Of Moral Philosophy Of the
West Psiss Asstsay-
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

SHAVING As Vt sUeHT TO BE poNE.-It is always a
source of qualification TO as when in our power 10 do
so, Of awarding the need of praise where il is due
For q long time we have been operated upon BY DIFF
feren professors Of the razor in the vicinity Of Ann
street; innumerablc have been he cuts and scrspes
the faiid breaths and dirty towels we have had TO
encounter in the process until we fell in with the
shop Of Frank Boyle; and there, we do not know
what might have been our fate had we not fallen in
to the mercfu hands Of little Scotch lad named
James Grant, by whom the majority of Franks Gus.
toners are shaved. We were always, or nearly so. 40
fortunate as to be attended to by little Jenny. He
was thelife of the shop-the pink of etiquette, and
the very soul Of intelligence and aneedote. He
knew all his customers by their christian names.
never failed to inquire after the health of their IA.
miles, nor omitted to hang up his box on Christ
mas day; and the box we are happy to saw. never
failed of being well filed. Years have rolled on since
we first met him, but he has been always the ssmo
to all men. Little Jenny is now man. sir fee,
high. Having served an honorable apprenticeship,
with his master, Frank Boyle he has commences
business for himself At No. 4 Ann s,reet. xber. %
take great pleasure in inviting our friends assur;,.
tissm pleasant shave and clean towel.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

~sOssseUsapsndsatis uis>shsnis 60 psins. 'sAss-
SkeIorn u no longer locofocs he turned around
like ageod subject Last spring, and wsnt the srms
wing ticket. no. Give the devil his due, La.
css
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-07-03

EOUND-A sum 81 m~ncy. The owner can have n by
peyieE expenses, application No. walker a. snsr
~ ,c~ ever.v. U1fts
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

University Of .inry'a"d-.Hsdieai Department.
FET'lE annual course Of Lectures by the Faculty q!
& Physic, will commence the lasl Monday Of
October. The Faculty consists Of
n Willis Bailey, ". d., Professor Of Anatomy and
Physiology.
Henry Howard, NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics, and Of
the diseases OF wouea and children.
Michael A Finley, ii d Professor Of Pathology an
Of the practic" of Medicine.
Robert L Dorsey, NJ. D. Professor Of hlaeria Medi.
Ca Therapeutics, Hygiene and Medical Jurisprudence.
William IL Fisher NJ D., Professor of Chemistry
and Pharmacy.
john Frederick May, NJ D, Professor Of the Princi-
pies and Practice Of Surgery.
Clinical Instruction in Surgery and the Practice Of
Medicine, is given twice in each week by the respect.
i've Professors of those branches. the Baltimore In
frmaty, part of the Medical Department of the Uni.
versiy.
The whole cost of attending two full Of Lee.
lures in this institution including The expenses Of gradu
atirn is S2l3. MICHAEL a FINLEY,
Sept. Is [35-wl2wl Dean cf Tie Faculty.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09
London, q h August. l635

London, 27,h August, less.
(FTaaa Tie " Y Ereniag Star
i.fES,s We have it irnin unduuhtrd source, that
unity and commerce with this young republic Gen.
Henderson has been in Paris three weeks only
when he had nearly completed this arrangement with
the Government The whole Cabinet Wed with each
other in paying Gen II the most grateful attention.
aud he, in his turn, repaid their hospiIaes 1t seems
that high minded representative, Gov Cass had de-
cned TO introduce Gen II formally thu minister Of
Texas; but Lord Granville, the English Ambassador
nothing dauncd and doubtless with the authority Of
tIs English ministry had offered his aeryicps ETwar
on interview and actually did Introduce Gen. Hender.
son 10 Count Mole and the other members CT the Mi
ns,ry.
'.i!cw sadly does the FIX Secretary and Mr.. Steven
the ubnne and friendly demranor "f Lord Granville.
was expressly authorized hY General Cass aud Gen
Henderson, in presence of each other in Paris, and am
now by Mr. Stevenson in London, under my sig
nature TO state that part Of The foregoing publication
either in letter substance, is true; but that The
Of things has been wholly mscnnccvsd by the writer
And further that the utmost cordially euhsiss between
those three gentlemen; and that Gcufral Henderson, so
far from having any knowledge, giving any sanction
10 the paragraph referred to, is perfectly satisfied with
The department, ofcjai and personal OF the Two other
gen,Ienen respects himself lndiSduay ard the ltc
public which he represents
JOHN WOODWARD, Of the city ef.r York
nnlon 9TH Am
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$40, G00-Sl5. 600
E!TIigs5a state s!&asCE'y,

For the benefit Of The h!ononra!la Acaceuiy. Class
No Il Dr ISIS
10 be dawn Ct A'r%nndr:r, Va Saturday. the 2';h
q; Oclpbcr. les
- NumEc! Lottriy-l3 Drawn Ballots
SCHfmE
Capital SID Co., S5G00, 9l0.nl0 $GGa@. 5000
S3OG0 s23!G, 80 prizes Of 81 Geo, GO Of $3.50, CD Of
800. &c
Tickets ouly slO-Ha, - Quarters :? 80
Certificates If packages Of q WhrIe Ticacis $50
Do. DO rs Half do %
D., do % Quarter do - so
A. OyGsrs far Tickets nad Shares Certificates Of
Pa&ag'sin e above Magnificent Schemes willrrct!Se
the most prompt attention. and each G,GsHg Scgt i'm.
ned,a!rIy after II is over i T'quiTea
G CLARKE,
Sent % 40 w,dl RirhmUad, Ia.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

NT ORTHUMBERLAND ACArENY.-The s'tua-
IA lion Of President. Principal Teacher, 81 this in
wish of the Board of Trustees that 1t shall be filed
soon us practicable The session o this lnslilution
the frs. Monday in February next md ends
the first day of December following. The Of
instruction comprises all the branches OF Liter
taught in any similar institution in the State There
a good library, and suitable supply Of Instruments
maps globes, &c The number Of students for several
years past has not been less than fifty with prospect
Of an increase of public patronage The situation of
President Principal Teacher Of this institution is
which is worthy Of The attention Ct literary devolcd
to pursuits Of this kind. In pecuniary paint Of view
also we'll from advantages often with such
situations it is Object of Importance Appi.
canis may expect that The most unquesonahle .esiimo
mails Of good character and suitable qualifications will
be required by The Board Of Trustees Communications
made 10 the subscriber (post pud) will be attended TO-
". BASYE,
Chairman ofHe B0grd Of Trustees.
Northumberland II , Sept - IO-w4w
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

nhN Low SPIRITS Low spirits Is certain state
Z y Of Tie mind accompanied by indigestion, wherein
the greatest evils aPprehenced npon lhr slg!cst
grounds and the worst consequences imagined Ancient
medical writer's supposed Tins disease Ia be confined 10
those particular regions Of the abdomen technically call
ed hypociundria which situated the riah or left
side Of that cavity, whence comes tic mame hypoch0n
driasis.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09
isY'Ss.sY'Y'9.S7. AGiscyy s2N:gc.

Dra,cn yNam6crS in .4ie1andria LoHrry No. Is.
80 60 10 q - 50 ~ IS II "a DO
Ticket Mas 80 - 73, pEN of 81 600, sold and Cash
ed by s:tra;ton. -..
SPLENDID SCHEMES
Every wprk-A brilliant scheme for the 18Th oF DC
tober-O geo. $40 900, Sl0G00. 81 0G0 30 Of 81 goo,
Sc, &c Tickets .SI0--1ickeis IN all The Lotteries,
ard tie really lucky numbers for sale Mt STATIONS
Lucky Office. Look 200 Capitals sold and cashcd
by Sta,ton tie all prize secr LILLE twelve
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09
i .ucmStcr i" lie sh"Ps IF Loite'y!
sey:sNGssEa lottery. Glass & {,

ySsex:ssss!a.Ea lottery. Glass q,
To be drawn at Alexandra. o. y on Saturday, No
q yemher I7ih ls:i-. With Capital of %Sl'O GGO
OF So, uGti 2iG@A, 10 Geo sHA9, 500 hcco 900,
Geo : $40: of 800; 10 Of 900: - Of 900, GO Of
S;O - Of 800 &c. &c amounting in all to more than
= million of dollars
The tickets in the above maEH:o.h scheme, axe now
received and will be sent BY mail to any ial Of th- T.
S.. for $50 each.
A ccfl,.irac Of package of w!iocs fox 2GO-halYcs,
quarter, and eigrths in proror!:on.
II Please address,
D. NJ. IlOYT, Richmond, Va,
AT Tie Virgina Lottery Oce directly under the sign
of the Eagle who has ard is selling more Capitol
Prizes than any other vcnder in the known world.
~ B. ORDERS in all cases strictly confidential
n = Orders for Tickets from any part Of Tia" United
States by Mail otherwise: enclosing cash or prize
tickets. thankfully received and executed by return
mail with the same prOilpt attention personal ap
rlica,i"m a"i the result seat (when requcsed) mmedl'
grly after tie drawing.
OctI 10
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09

The cGmmcn corporeOl symptoms are, hltnlcncy in
The stomach bowels. acid rruCations. costvtnrsa.
spasmodic pains giddness Lness sight, ap:,a!ons
and ocn an utter Inability o liking the attention upon
any SUBJECT Importance, or engaging III anything that
demands vir"r courage also langudGess-'hc mind
becomes irritable, thoughtful! despund'ng, mranchoy
and d. eced, accompanied with total arrangement t.!
thr nervous system. Tie nenia! feelings ANA peculiar
train %! ideas iha! haun, he Imagination and "vr'whcm
the Judgment, exhibit infinite diversity. The wisest
and best Of men are as open 10 this affection as the
weakest.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-09
CITY SAVINGS BANK Of Risamcnd

TUIHlS Institution has active capital Of upwards
z Of $4,000, and receives Opposite any sum of
money not less in amour, than five dollars and grants
certificates for the same, bearing an interest Of six per
Cen, pc; annum for sIch remain drposc 81
months longer, and FIVE per cen! foI SUNS remaining
a shorter pcriod-OHice kept at the of Mes.rs
Samuel F. Adie IS Co Main street
SAMUEL WINFREE. Prest
SAMUEL ADIE. CASHIER
E. BENrLgs, Secretary
Richard 3. Haxsl, Benjamin Sheppard, Jesse Snead.
james G, Crane, James Bridges james Allen Robt
C. Williamson, john Gordon, J J. Fry. Alexander
Duval, Horace J. Kent, ?. Edmunds Rob, Fl jenkins
WIN Allen. r. Edwards. Jr n Baldwin r NJ Cru,np,
David BRIDGES, James w pbrell 2 I.a;hrop. judi.
Myers and WIN. s. P!u;.er- Direcigrs
Sept. Is :3a-wSw