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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27

I'm the 25th ult., among others, the
- following notes were stolen from the
office of the undersigned, at Jackson, La
viz: A note dated in 1897, payable to
the order of r. w. Harris, for the sum
Of eleven hundred and nincty-seven dol
lars and thirty-threo cents, drawn by p.
b. Van Norman and Sylvester Dunn
also. a note same date, payable to the
order of said Harris, for the same amt.
same date, and executed by the same
parties--also, note for the same amt.
same date, payable to said Harris, and
executed by said Van Norman and Dunn
and Isaiah Cain--also, note for fifty
three dollars, payable to the same par
ty, made by p. B. Van Norman--also,
a note for the sum of two hundred and
thirty-four dollars and eighty-seven and
a half cents, made BY Henry Hunt, pay
able to the order Of said Harris.
The public are notified not to trade
for any or either of said notes, and the
debtors are required to make payment
to no person except myself or Harris,
in person. the said notes were not en-
dorsed by said Harris.
A liberal reward will be given for the
apprehension of any person having eth
er of said notes in possession.
A. M. DUNN, Atty. at Law.
Jackson, April 6 Taft
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
ANNOUNCEMENTS

GFThc price for announcing candidates will
be Sl0,- no name will be announced unless by
particular request
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
STANDARD OF MISSISSIPPI MO
NEY in NEW YORK:

From Siluesters' Reporter, Of March 25; 1899:
Agricultural Bank, Natchoz, Mi, II
Planters Bank and branches, do
Bank of Vicksburg, 20
Bank of Grenada, oU
Bank of Lexington, oU
Bank of Port Gibson, 70
Benton and Manchester Banking Company, 81
West Fe!iciana Rail Road Company, 10
Citizens Bank Of Madison county, 81
Commercial Bank Columbus, 10
Commercial Bank Natchcz. y
Commercial Bank Rodney, ~
Com. & Rail Road Bank of Vicksburg. 10
Commercial Bank of Manchester, ~
Grand Gulf Rail Road & Banking Co.. ~
fernando Rail Road g. Banking Co.,
Lake Wash. & D. c. R. r. e. Banking Co.; Is
Miss. e. Ala. R. r. g. Banking Co., Brandon, 90
Mississippi Shipping Co., Natchez' y
Mississippi Rail Road Co., do y
Mississippi Union Bank,
Tombigby r. r. & Banking Co., Columbus %
Vicksburg Water Works, So
Aberdeen g. Pontotoc Banking Co, ~
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
n Office.

A Ii persons that have not settled thcil
IA accounts with the firm of Whitney &
Anderson, which come under the jurisdic.
ton of a Magistrate, will find them in the
hands of Il. W. Pound, Esq, where they
will please call and settle the same, those
who wish to save cost will Immediately
comply with this notice.
WHITNEY g. ANDERSON.
March 90 5-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
TERMS.

TERMS.
The PINEY WOODS PLANTER is publish.
ed weekly, on an Imperial sheet, printed on finc
paper, and forwarded to subscribers al FIVE
DOLLARS per annum in advance, or SIX DOL.
LARS at the expiration Of the year. All pay
ments made in tho first three -months will Be
considered as in advance.
JOHN. TOTHIII.,
VIM. #. EISEI,Y.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
ESTR A ".

STRAYED from the subscriber, on the
- LIST January last, White Horse with
a red roam strap from his wcathers, back,
said horse has his name reached and his
tail and the ends of his ears cut off; a
ny person returning said horse to ME at
Smithdel6, Amite county, will be liber-
ally rewarded; any information thankful
ly received. c. McMANUS.
April 6. 7-3t
p. S. Said horse had on when he
strayed away, a Spanish Saddle with q
blue cover and broken horn, c. M.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
Piney WOOGaS HSEaEsscr'
SECOND VOLUME.

There are only t0o soris Of g0rcrni 'sni, one cf
and The other orer the peopic;--we hare sicorn 10
support the former and oppose the utter.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-27
FOR SALE.

TWNHe House and Lot in the town Of Liberty,
IL formerly owned by A. Van. Norman, for
terms apply to said Van Norman on the pTemi-
mis- or to THOS. JACKSON.
April 20 9tf
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NOtice---TaXeS.
March -.

I SHALL attend at the following times aud
- places Cor the purpose OF collecting tic
fsx due for the year SIS. 20 vii;
On Aioatay tie IsI Of Jal!, al Jesse Dur
hams.
Tuesday the 81. al John Ssaljn's.
Wednesday the 81, Al Rufus Nils.
Thursday the 4th, al Michael Al1ugtt's.
Friday the SIN. 9, Mrs Mary Longs.
Saturday the 9Th, at Michael Hsh's.
Monday the S;h, al John s. T1neutne's.
Tuesday tine 9th. at George fauret's.
"Wednesday the l0ih, at Ches!ey :. Faucsii's
THURSDAY the nth. at James iig!chinsoa's.
Friday the l2,h, at Andrew McCauleys,
Saturday the 18Th, al Mason HAL
Monday the 5tIi, al lIIlsborouch.
Tuesday the 10th. at Alyes Siehnrs.
Wednesday the I7lh, at Mrs. MeKee's.
Thursdsy the 18th, at Abner Parker's.
Friday the 18th. al William Lips, ombs.
Saturday the 20ta, al harris wiIkersoa's.
Monday the 22I, Al Zaehsnah frice's Store
[Di.latd's)
TUESDAY ihe 23I. al z Hernlon's old Store
Hejn. slay the 2ith, at ". Trees store.
Thursday tine 25tlI, a, Chapel HILL
Friday tie Goth, al William d. " oods's.
.Cs The Magistrates aPpoiat"d to receiv,
the Isl OF Tax's tor 1889. All attend IN theIl
respective districts al the tErIes aud P'ace'
abrve mentioned.
JAMES c. TURRENTINE. SIG.
June ~ IL
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Important
to Wheat Growers.

IHE subscriber owns the right of making
AMI vending Samuel S. Allea's Portable
Horse Poser ant Tsrasaing Machine, in the
counties ii GHllOrd, Caswsll, Persoa, and Or.
aage, IN Moth Carolina. and PII,sylyania, IN
Virginia, aad Is now prepared To furnish them
Of superior quality. with the addition nf con
position hcx-s To- the shafts Price si55
Upwards Of 4 dozsa oF these machines weEe
put 20 operation by him the past year. all Of
wiiea gave ealire satisfaction 10 tie PuEehss
rrs, Add - 81 .dlsional evidence al Their 81.
pe1n,IIy. il ran b. shown that tits machine
sseisrd the fret premium. foE three successive
wears. al the fair Of the American tss,Iluse M
New York.
orders addressed to him. Mlion, n. c. viii
be promptly attended 10. -
&. II. RICHMOND.
Milton Lone 8. IS Ia
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Junto Academy.

ZRHIs Tasiiiaiisn, twelve Hiles north-west
- from Hlilsbor0agh, nranss eonniss ~ =
and 81 anisss naffh IL Mas0n tiaa, eEgass q
lorasioa II the midsi d n agreeable mega
boFhoad, surronaded BY pleasant eoaasfs.
uhich a. exceedingly pure and saisbTs9ns al
maxplere. q nearslul ssciasiOn ard ether IN
p0Etaat advantages, combine % render peea-
iiaIiy eligible aad iaEiling. Here lie siaceas
10 invited, by The prospect Of Study. unihteH-
rupsed by III health. and those other causes
which ireqaeatly 90 much FeiaFd the progress
OF yoalh. Here The path 10 Elrtae sad homo
Fable disiiaeiioa hes open before han. .hh
Few. but rural allaFemsats. 10 NtshdFaN nun
from the pursuit, Nth comparatively lee
temptations 90 lead hlla sslEay.
The sludent WhO comes here y iefshsth
incorporated iaia family, which hitherto, has
been . eonlentsd and harry "nei over Nh"in
parental eoFsEnmeht u exercised, and VI
giant eye Kept. lie immediately becomes
the subject Of ell fataeE's solseilade, szer-
lions and anKisIles.
AsiG j. designed that this institution shall
be q classical school Of the highest grade,
Classical literature constitutes dlssinet de-
paTimens, under the immediate and particular
supersisioa Of the REineipzl himself. Ample
PROVISIONS are made 20 prepare students Tor
any Of the Universities 81 she country. OF 10
limparI Co those Win design only "a take N
acraierEieal coarse, . thorough acquaintance
With classical literature.
Tie Eaglish department., which % separate
aad distiael, il under Tie direction u IN eth
eient and competent instruction; 50 the; all re-
quisile laelllgies are GffEdsd for the prasse9
iian Of sach Epglish studies a. are general,
prosecuted ia seademies Of tie highest grade
The Principal - now maklas extensive sd
ldIions 10 his accommodations for b0arders. =
that IN q short time rooms sili be opsr for u
lor 20 hoarlers. Coed bnsrl caa also be pro
lcuTcd IN tie neigahOrhOod.
Tuilian in tie Classical Department. -
session OF fiSe n0nlhs, sIs SO.
Eagllsh Department. - per 80 ision.
BaaTi per montR, exclusive Of lights. 81 50
Tae plss.E Il session will end On the 18th y
June next,
a. The next session viii commence
on The 18Th Of July.
Those Who may wish 10 correspond with Oh
Principal Of tins Academy, Sili please 10 ad
Idfess him a. PosIiRaslsT At Jnnto.
| ID. ". KERR.
| April &c es-
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Commission e. Forwarding
RnsImcss.

pile subscribers have established them
- selves ~ iitniugton fur the transae'ion
It ihe above business, AID soiieii share Oi
public pa;rIuage. Saving been aeehsa"med
10 the business, and intending to devote their
attention exclusively 10 IL, they pledge ,her1-
sesses 10 give satisfaction 90 iboee who may
natroaz. them. Merchants living IN the M
icsior may rely on having prompt AID early
adyices uf ARRIVAL and shipmcal IL their Goods,
and those WIN supply themselves with 6goce.
ries iron, Wilmington, will be regularly advised
ur .sriyais. spJ the state Of the market. Strict
attention wis also be gwen 10 the sale Of Pro-
auce. Lumber, Timber. &c
M.3ARY &c M'FAGGART.
W!vi,gtua. May 40. 1872. ~ 5n
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To the Fashionable World.
The Latest Fashions
JUST RECEIVED.

0f1a991l1 9A9IlsEAA5
- has Iae pleasure 81 annauaei"g :" h''
friends and the public generally, that ne has
lasI retained from the AaTih, from ~hsnse
he has furnished kins1l Mllh The aiesi bAl
Iimare, Philadelphia ard New York sfkiN6
AND SUMNER FASHIONS; and - Psefar
"a 20 have work executed accordingly, having
iirst rate Naflhern NsTkmea.
The failhfulness with Nhich ne has hereto
fare underworld to have executed With TASTE
all despatch ihe wark put iaie his haads. hf
hopes Nil be a sutiisient guarantee thai n"
pains sail be spared 10 please those MILO ma!
nav favor him with their eusso'n.
KIP Persons from = distance sho may or
der WORK. may expect il 60 ba daae villa las
same psnmpiasss ss II individually present.
Al orders Vii be iataig.!. sHeeaIed.
Maya. Is
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The Semi-wcelsy vVhis.
April
DsreHb Der %

THE first number Of the Semi. Weekly
eli ion Of The New York Wing is
herewi h submitted 10 the public. twill
he regularly published hencelorlh every
Wednesday anh Saturday afternoons, On
,hce, Of the size Of the Daily v hig and
half the size Of the Weekly. and for ard
ed by the carries. mails 10 their patrons.
II will contain ali the matter Of the Daily
Wing except the advertisements, and be
afforded at the low price OF Three Dol.
lars Ter #nnum III advance. II is helies-
ed that Ills is the cheapes, Semi. Weekly
paper in the country.
The character nf the New York Wing
Daily and Weekiy--is nav widely
known. II has been published about SIX
teen months, and in that hricf period has
acquired an extensive circulation, aud We
trust, fair standing aiming its cotempu.
raries. It aims to present in a medium
sheet an amount Of reading matter fully
equal 10 the average Of the Great Dailies
Of New York and our other Commercial
cities. Its contents will comprise Lite.
ralure, Politics and General Intelligence,
in about equal proportions. In the Lite.
Tary Department. no great prciensions
are made to originality, but the beet re-
positories Of Foreign and American Lite.
nature are open 10 its conductors, and
they endeayor to select thereffom a va
ried and interesting banquet. In Gene
raj Intelligence, we hope TO be neither
behind nor inferior TO our immediate ca.
Temperatures. In Politics, our journal
will be all that it, name purpor,s--frar-
lessly. zea!ousIy, and We trust, efficient.
ly, Wing. Experienced pens are enlist.
ed in its service, aud we trust that il will
render good service to the country in the
advocacy Of sound principles and good
measures, and the fearless exposure ol the
iniquilies, corruplions aud ruinoas ten.
denotes Of Loco Focoism.
Subscriptions are respectfully soliciict
! by J. GREGG WILSON Il CO..
l62 Nassau Strtet
! Sswi II, My 0. IS
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Tie a.'sP guarding the Siepherd.--
\ Paris paper reeiles an amusing IueIdenl.
which occurred recently IN the Depsts.
ment Of Nle're. Tine worthy old rector
OF the parish, over which he had BEEN
pastor nearly twenty years. received
prelernenl from his Bishop. and Was or.
dered 70 Z highetsallon in another place.
lie was greatly teloqed by his Gock, and
was moi less attached to lien himself; ne
expected 10 have parting scene, which
would be painful 10 his feelings. v hen
he came TO leave them. aud he determined
10 lake himself of quietly wnhou. letung
any one into tbs secret Oae morning,
therefore. he lelt The village at break
Of day. and journcyed io~ ards his new
beneiice; bot lie had no. walked above
4 lcsgas Vi Two, before hls departure
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nILLsBoRoU q II, N. C.
M DENNIS nEARTT,

AT THREE DOLLARS YEAR, oR TWO pO''A"'
FIgrr cEETs ~ rap ~ AINsScE'
Those vino DO not give noiioe Of 'hc' W."
10 have their paper dIscoatnued al lho up
ton of The yrar, viii be PRESUMED as 'ssa a" ~
its continuance pnlli raamIcIn'andeds-- "'"
rapcr will &c discontinued untIl all aftt1'"s
arc paid, unless az tie orIinn "i lhc ruo"..'',
Advertisements net exceeding sxte'" ''," .,,
one dollar fsr tie & u, and lneniy: h'e 's" ~
lar zach subsequent insrrt'or; lo"et' ~. s,y
pfepottiou. U,uit Advertisements iwr"', !"
per cent ligIct. A d. ,!WtIi"n 81 SIS P.'
sll. Jc naJt ~ atveti<uts hy the yeah
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Usallh.-Weslih in this country NAV
be traced back 10 industry and frugaiity;
The paths which lead 10 1t are open 10 oil;
snd such il The join, operation OF the lsw
snd the customs Of society. that The wheel
Of lbrIane is in constant resolution, aud
the poor 10 one generation furnish The rich
of the next. The rich man, who treats
pnrerty with arrogance and contempt.
uamplrs upon the ashes Of his father or his
grandfather; the poor wan who nonrish-
Is feelings Of unkindness snd bitterness
against wealth makes var with the pros
perls Of his children. and the order Of
things in which lie lives.
Eivari Erefeit.
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Attention.!

II fke Commissioned and A0n-C on'iilis-
sisssI 0Fsus sai .uasieisas bssszging Z -
Case Greek Baiiaiiaa. N &c stfsAS os-~ss
Rsgfasz: Il .NsriA csEssias Aisiss-
y7OU are hereby nOliiied and oE1srsd 2 -
u tend Il Captain George o. MsrIos :. On
r,;asy Inc asth day Of July next, a. y o'ssoeA,
s0aipped a the lsw directs, fsr dsill ma-is'
sna cart martial; and On Saturday the za1h'
a n o'cloek, yaa - IN attend wiih sour Iespee'
tiss eompanies. armed AMI sqaIPPed - NE i-s
directs, Tor battalion eKsrsisr.
WA. SHAW. Leuf. Col,
Jane -.
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FRESH SUPPLY OF
ConfectiOnaries, Sc.
MRS. SAsSEUR


sfAS tie pt,aSure TO uf,un the public. that
- she has ils, received a large supply Uf
srii,'cs In her iine, among "hIeh ate,
Candies.
Nuts of various kln.ls.
Preserved Swfeimeais,
Raislns. Currsnt., DaIes and PTunes,
Oranges and Lemons,
Cocoa Nuts,
Sugars of various kinds.
Toys for Children,
and a ysrieiy Of Articles too numerous 10 men.
,roa. The Fruit and Nuts are IL the last
year.s crop, and Of excellent quality. &.
She has also several jtrs IS fine SPICED
OYSTERS, which will be sod by the jar al q
reduced price. The article is excellent.
~ Mrs. V. would also inform the
pubic. thai she has jIst put her SODA FOLN-
TAIN in operation, and will furnish TO her
cus,omars tits refreshing drsUght every day IN
the week. Sundays excepted. She will have
ICE CREAM a so, on ali the said days. except
Monday.
The public are respectfully invited TO give
her call.
Jane ). E3-
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7as HoriL Of Good Companion
A companion thai 10 cheerful. and free
from swearing aud seurrilous discourse.
is worth gold. | lose such mirlh as does
mol make friends ashamed In look upon
pne another next morning; not men, tiisi
can mol ssIl bear il. TO repen, the money
they spent when they be warmed with
drink. Aud take this for rule: you nav
pick out such times and such compan.
ions. that ynn may make yourselves mer.
rier fsr little Than = great deal Of money
for ' It's The company. and not the
change, that makes tie FEAST"
isaac HaiiOn.
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Perseuerante. We heard the other
Jay . very good snecdo'e Of certain
txeen,rle preacher IL neighhorIug state
A shreMd talented man silhal. aud vi
aabounded influence among his people.
One long warm summer slGernO1n-his
congreg alton. a. al congregations will on
summer afternoons, get dloasy. and nm
lev ven, OF into regular doze-1hs
aGalor ven, oa apparently undisiusbsd BY
dc apathy sa1 fssslsed bis d'sesursc, he
pauseJ-the silence. ss is often the Case.
alter the hnmdrun Of a not very animated
tptaker-roused up the Congregation
some rubbed their eyes, aud all stared;
iur there s,oad tie priest sermon IL hand;
he waited III he saw them all LARRY
awake. and then very calmly said: " Ny
friends, lh,s srslnon cost me good deal
OF labor. ral6e. moe Than usual; you do
naI seem 10 have paid quite as much
attention as Il deserves; lhiuk ail 60
over w'lh II again." aud he was IS
good as his aorl. frOm text 10 exhOrta-
ton. NeU Era.
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An eloouent wriier IN the knickrFhoek-
s.. uoan ths :. Powers Of the Mind. has
ahe fnllowins remarks IN relssian 80 The
strength uhish the mind acquires iron
imredinenis.
R,spTysS Ear the last II the means By
wh1sh slrenglh Of mind may be increased.
!. 4. eoasaling consideration ihoogh Il
NAV sppsar . psradnx. The mind .
.,rrnsihsaed bv inpedimsnts. Too oi'sn
!, !. found inactiEe. while surrounded By
Advantages, md needing 10 be awakened
by us fears. II has indeed been said,
Slaw rises worth By poverty disiressa."
sun fael, would lead rs 10 eoneiude
,hsl noseriy 10 more proPiIlnus 10 The
expansion the mind Than afiiusRee.
Necessity wilI best pramPs tn those hrsi
efforts. nam times painful. which the
mind, in order Ia become vigorous. must
exert. Such The lore Of ease AMI indul-
senee. that most men would doubtless
choose IN rsclinr. IL possible. upon the lap
ofwesl;h. Had such men a. Clay. Everett
and Webster. been Graded in opulencr.
,hey nrohably would neser have called
INTO exercise that mental power which
has raised then TO that proud eminsnee
where they nos ill The eyes of so many
millions Of freemen. Franklin might
never base arisen from the drudgery oI
mcdaniel labor, 10 the courts Of the most
iIIas,rinus nations. II the severity ri an
elder brother had not early slIsnsied HIM
from The psIsrnaI rnof. Rnienhouse
might not have lefi following the plough
10 walk among The stars. nor Fulton.
poor unlrieaded youth, have evolved and
applied a new magnificent power. which
Eill hereafter marx and overcome them.
thereby slraining confidence Tor loitier
attempts.
Deieeis in personal appearances have
nl.en led 10 superior mental ailaInmenls.
Pope probably srove 10 gain advantage
from his miad. which The plainness and
inierinriiy Of his person denied him; and
10 the deformiiy Of his figure we may be.
10 some measure, indrbls,l for the sur
passing beauty anI grace Of his PoeIleal
numbers.
The GOODNESS OF neglect, The froWn Of SUI
per.ority. the opposiilon Of rivals and sn-
emies. endeaEouring to dspress The mini,
have. 10 many instances. only demosira;-
ed mos, clearly lie elasticity and reaction.
II is The effect Of such obstacles. 10 raise
the steam they are intended TO impede.
Such defects and distractions. while they
produce diiFidenre also inspire resolution,
and thai mysterious continuation Of hu'
mili,y TO di.ausi, and confidence To al.
tempt. shieh are al once the eharscIeris'
tics and The mos, efTecIual aid Of genius.
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Stray.
April 10

osAos
- STRAyED iron the subscrI-
- ~ Der. living on Stnny crres, Or
&szA iaaee county. . Sorrel flLLEf.
81 %Ss three years old. ~iih a small
zA-s-S5 blaze in the face. Iane mostly
on the lef side, tail saurn with a katie. one
hind foo, white. four feet nine az ten inches
high. Any Information eaarsThine said alley
viii be t6aakfnly reserved. Tas 6iey left
about tie fist Of April, -
GEORGE DICKEY.
May {. t9-f,
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bsesss knosn. he ihhsbitsnls Of he
village assembled en maase. and deiernin-
"a - fetch him back. Away they SEM
after him. and in due lime nEerlaking The
stray shepherd. brought bin back in
uiamph 10 his reclary. where they have
since kept . guard Of SIX men. posted
rnund his house. 10 hinder any new
sllsmpl 81 Eight. The old rector. eser-
eame hy The rather boisterous testimonials
Of affection from his pensioners. had
subsequently, written 10 the Bishop. beg
ging 10 decline The Prtfsrmsns Offered 10
him.
Prophetic: or. lfosi Remarkable Coin.
eiiears; lrkich you IriH. In the lawer
belfrey Of The Old State House in Phlla-
delphia. hangs . goad sized and sweet
toned bell. with this inscription;
- Proclaim Liberty throughout all
The land unto all The Inhabitants there
Of l.eEilIeus Xxx. 10.
..By order ofthe Assembly Of The Pro-
vince Of Pennsylvania. Tor The State House
in Phllsdrlphia. Pass 4 Stow. PhIls'
delplis, MDCcLIlI."
Under this bell. iweniy-three years
aflsr The abose prophetic inscription was
cast upnh il. sat The ever glorious band
Of patriots. who signed The charter Of ouI
independence. aud The same bell did frs
'praelaim' The deed in joyous tones. which
were echoed and responded 10 " through
out al the land!" We are not supersGl
linus; but there Is something in the above
coincidence which strikes rs a. worthy
of notice. v. T. Journal q Com.
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BLANKS for sols a, mis- QFc,.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1839-07-18

rsE5-s Tie above medicines are for sale
sLAS a, the Office or The ilillsborouph Re.
cortcr- wh're constant supply viii be kept.
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Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
Guardians Sale.

WILL be sold on Saturday, the 2s,h day of Deem
Der next, the real estate of Casper Chinowth, dec
II the benefit of the of said decedent. consist
ing of small FARM Of IA acres, 30 which under
cultivation; there comfortable dwelling house, and
good hewed log barn. together with necessary ouhouses
thereon There Is, also. first orchard Of fruit
the premises, and the farm Is under fence, &c.
The above property situated miles and-a-ha
from Newport, and miles and-a-half from Richmond
laying Immediately the road leading from Richmond
Newport liberal credit viii be giyen by purchase
giving his with approved security. and full
y made known the day OF sale Sale be the pre-
tmises and commence 10 O'Clock a. NJ, on said dav
due attendance viii be given by
ELIJAH HARRIS, Guardian.
Nov Both, 1889 A Nv, c
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, IA [i.e. Ind.]) 1839-1854, 1839-12-28
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