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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Executive DEPARTMENT, JACKsoN,l
February 18th, 1889.

Clay ON ABoLrTIoN.-The speech oil
Mr.. Clay has crested every where great
sensation, and is considered the most irnpor-
tant event Of the session. It was published
in full, we learn by express mail, on the
9th inst, in the National Intelligencer and
Baltimore Patriot. We yesterday received
the Baltimore papers Of the 6th, SO that we
may expect il BY the next mail. As soon
as i arrives we viii lay It before our read.
ers ia all its length.
When Mr.. Clay had concluded Mr.. Cal.
houn arose and remarked,
sWhen Lturn hack my eyes but twelve
months, I am struck with surprise, and a
greeabIy, lei me say. The spirit Of Adolf
fion IS oycrthrown. This day convinces
me Of K. State Rights have been trium.
phanf. I can uor say again, Slavery 90
far from being political evil, IS one Of the
greatcst blessings, and has sbeen the means
mainly y prcseryipg our liberties, Thu
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
GOVERNORS VETO.

We give in our columns to day, the Go
vcrnor's message vetoing a"Resolu.ion rela-
tive to the issuance Of post notes by the
Mississippi Union Bank, and to the estab-
Iishmcnt offs Branches" and bill entitled
.an ACT to extend additional privileges to the
Mississippi Union Bank, and for other pur-
poscs." We copy this vapid farrago of our
Lloated, dwelling loco foco Chief Magis-
tratc, in order to show on what fimsy pre-
texts, and with what cold bloo!ed iusolence
he can crush the States best hopes, and
grind to the dust an already embarrassed,
oppressed and do IN trodden people. Il
affords US pleasure to stnte, that the law was
passed over his head by the constitutional
majority, in one house of the Legislature
and failed q this majority by but one cote r
the other; and that the Bank has resolved
70 issus the requisite amount Of post notes OF
Der own responsibility.
~ have neither time nor patience t.
dwell upon tho Governors arguments. As
copy of bis logic, we quote the following:
aShould the contemplated issues, like thu
old, s. made payable at the counter Of thu
Bank, cad bear fire per cent interest the,
would soon depreciate f,Oenty per cent.
8 - 4 e -. -. s>~s ras,A ss46rn1f f1nS
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would be fjatrn q contbss6w par! -

would be tJ1trng e. Cent? slow pal!!! 81
As a specimen of 6ls ExcslIcncs = gram
mar, and his skin in.lhe construction Of sem
fences, We make another quotation.
After set,ins.forsh tho, si;;gh the message
be returned the bill md resolution q the
respective Houses in which iHey originated,
for reconsideration, ille learned Governor
adds: "Lf I approve Of the bill and rcsolu-
ton before me, should feel guilty of sign
ing the death warrant Of the credit of the
State and Of the Mississippi Union BanA!"
The small-Gy loco focos ought not to at
tempt limitations of the great sfnther Of
'vetees," unless they can procure as able
pens she was in the habit of procuring to
indite messages. Amos can not be had just
now. He is driving more thrifty business.
We know of NO resource left to McNuu, but
the employment Of DR.. Hagan; and he, it is
said, is likely to have his hands full with
Mr.. Stewart, Of Kinds county McNutt
bcastea during the canvass, of the perfec-
ton Of his education. His message in
question is poor commentary on the text.
But we ought, in charity, to state that this
message was prepared before the '!iquor
law" had gone into operation.
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FAYETTE FEMALE ACADEMY.

q FAYETTE FEMALE ACADEMY.
81 This institution has been thoroughly reor-
xepized by the election Of an efficient board
IF Trustees, and the employment of popular
bind accomplished teachers. On the first OF
*A. ril next the school will be opened, and pa
rents and guardians may safely calculate
upon a good, profitable and permanent Sc
mnary for the education of their daughters
No location in the State possesses more ad
vantages for such an institution. The vi
cinity of Fayette is equal to any portion o.
the Southern Country, in point of health
fulness, and all the requisites of an agreea
b!e temporary residence.
We rejoice that hereafter there will be
no necessity for sending the fair daughter.
Of Mississippi to be contaminated by the
doubtful morality and destructive social ane
political principles which the Jesuis, ant
their foreign co-adjutors, practice and incul
cate. Our children can be instructed under
our own eye, and subject to our own super
vision, in all the useful and ornamental
branches Of education. We invite the pa
ronsge of the public to this institution, un
der full conviction that it could not be be
slowed OIL better one.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02

Te are indebted to the poli.eness Of the
/. john G. Calhoun for copy Of his
sch on the graduation bill.
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THE MAILS.

&c are almost induced 10 infer from the
lire failure Of the mails during the past
4, that the SominoIes, or some other
Bic enemies have been pushing their
cesses, and establishing a line of militia
hosts, through the centre of our country,
8 to cut off all communication between
seat Ct government and the west. Be
/ as it may, we are without news of Ia
date than VIC gave in our lest. We have
hand some long and important public do
Anents which we shall give in Our next.
promise our readers treat, in a spirited,
Ehy and emincntly southern speech of Mr..
san!y Of North Carolina, in answer to MIR.
flncan of Ohio, showing on which political
lay the responsibility of Abolitio"ism rests
his sp ech wiilappear next week-it hav'
Lg been excluded to-day by its great length
nd the mass of other matter in type.
BY the way, although we are not in the
labit Of grumbling about mails, we do hope
bit Amos viii spur up his tagging s'eeds
nd let US have news little less than sis
reatss old. Or have all his sub-treasurers
Iecan,ped with the funds Of the Depart
nen.?
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+. John T. Yoe las been appointed Pos,
Ter at this place vice A. NJ. Kirker re-
81
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the last year and ahalf, had been very much
reduced by the state of the times, making
il appear that the experiment of Mr.. Van
Buren's illustrious predecessor had effected
even the friends of infidelity.
1.-THE expenses of this Hall have been,
(saId the speaker,) for about eight years,
eleven hundred dollars including the rent,
which is now four hundred and fs;y dol
larsn Here he proceeded to state, very pa
thetically, how much the cause of. liberal
principles would suffer, and how much the
| world would 60 back towards barbarism, il
they should be under the necessity of clos
ing the Hall for the want Of a few dollars to
sustain their cause.
Mrs. Rose followed with the deductions
and conclusions of her aforesaid harangue,
showing how much the world was Gin de
wrong from the mishdirection Of the natural
facoolties," and that child should in no
wise be 1ogged in his education, the wisdom
Of Solomon to the contrary, Notwithstanding.
sit is to the mishdirection of the natural
facoolties (said she) dat we owe dat we have
amongst us system Of individual property
dan which nothing can be more pernicious
to de good Of de whole Of dehuman race
vereas il would be beyond conception for de
good Of de whole dat each should labor for
| de whole and dc whole for each. Il is to de
mishdirection Of de natural facoolties dat we
love Il dat We have q cla( mem amongst
Ius dat we call bankers vere1b L would b
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South il . gaiper byihisdsy's work. The
Abolitionists 40 overcome and we arc tri
umphant Yatches Courier.
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The Seminary at the BOtetor.,
(Or Johnston Springs.

NNTILL RESUME IT'S EXERCISES ~.
w Tuesday, The LIST of October. Pupils nv M
assemble on the day previous.
The encouragement received warrantinp !, -,
School has by fresh arrangements, been placed M
much stronger footing, as 10 both Insnn,a
and Government. The lady engaged du,in, Nv
late term. as Goyerness and dnecircss of ,be D.
pits, became, early IN the Session, inexperienced !.
ill-health, for her duties. In her place oentlas
and lady. of the penteeest Education and bioLo
responsibility, who will AT once command The cont
dence of all who know them, have been enpaooI
he, as Teacher Of the English branches eere,alf,)
and she, as Governess, to take charge of the yon,
ladies' ont al School, and as to Depormeut NJ
ners. Dress. aud all the Lesser Duties.
An elderly French gentleman, skilled in the llte,
iure u his language, and Of 20 wears experience "A,
teacher. will conduct the man sndes IN French
Tue Principal will retain the care Of the II so,if,
siudies-of Civil and Literary History, Geur ami,
and Antiquities together with that Of the classes IL
Italian ana Spanish, aud any lbu may be formed IN
the Classical tongues. In the Sciences, he wllpa h
plain. simple Course and will manage the studio,
belonging To Polite Literature.
The Musical Department will continue under III,
care Of Signor Bpzzaora, WHO has been hlbero
giving il such admitted excellence. As, hpwr,s,
such distraction Ia difficult anywhere TO obtain i,
secure 1T heavy expense IN The Principal and il
really the cheapes, the end, the charge for il will
longer be kept 50 much lower than DUG hi to b,
The lee Will henceiotih be, a1O tlnciudlng the ol
nstrumeuls) for the Piano, well as ion The Guila,
or Harp.
system of useful occupations for the cnillreu
will he kept up, in the intervals OF study, so as 10
Danish the vices hal spring from idlepess, A Bible
class. for elder pupils, and Sunday School. for the
younger. will be formed. under the care Of Clergy.
man Of the Episcopal Church. and another. OF tho
Presbyterian, who have offered lheir assistance
Parents will be considered as pledgng themselves
and thirty TbilIrpu IA Ihc If tI
Rules of the Sch oil. These, and the Terms in A
printed form, will be sent, fee Of Potage to such =
desire them. Address applications 10 the Post Mas.
ter, Botrtonn Springs Roanoke county Va.
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON, PRINCIPAL.
August % 1m-w2m
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TO TRAVELLERS

FNHE LINE EMAIL COACHE for Richmond,
Il will, until further notice. leave at 3 O'Clock.
A. NJ. By FarnviiIe, on Mondays. Wednesdays aud
Fridays; aud by Gainesville o Tuesdays, Thus
days and Saturdays and arrive at Richmond in time
for the Northern Cars.
There is less night trarcl on this than any oh,r
Line 10 Rictm2Rd, and Passengers for the Northern
Cities, Will fluid this safe, comfortable aud
pedent as any ether Line.
The line FOR Salem, Fincastle, Sweet Springs,
White Sulphur and Lewisbnrg. leaves Mondays,
Wednesdays aud FRIDAYS, connecting at Salem with
the line to Knoxville. Nashville, &c, and al Lew
lsburg with lie line To Guyandote. Gu, Teams and.
Coaches good, Drivers careful and sober,
and the propretors will every excrion please
their passenge SD. PArTESON & CO.
Aprltl1 w6m
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EabEs SALE,
TEE gt,.8sEsF.s'er toy HOTEL,

In the toton of Lgnchturg. Virginia;
fvrs LARGE aud commodions building
Ei.m with twenty rooms, conveniently arranged,
4s-.A and supplied with necessary furniture. &c
situated on Third street, the ceutre of The
town.
The subscribers would prefer private sale OF the
properly, for which they would give good bargain
aud liberal time to make the pay ment. which might
be divided To SUIT Tie purchaser. We need say
that Lynchburg is now IN rapid state of improve
ment az the Canal will be completed up that place
by December next.
II not sold by the l2th day OF October next, we
shall, on that day, offer ii FOR sale 10 the highest
bidder, upon the following terms one ihiid cash.
the balance in one and Two years, requiring tie
purchaser 10 secure the payment by bond and APP
proved security or deed Of trust upon the proper
ty To secure the purchase money. If However, A
private sale shall be made before The 10th Octooer'
notice OF the same will be gwen
HlX & LANGIORNE.
July % WHO
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LAND For SALE.

NJ ll.L be sold al public auction, at The Red
W itonse ~ the upper end Of Charlotte county,
on saturday the l2h day OF October next, tract Of
Lana lying near the Red House. on the north FORK
OF Long Creek, containing 500 acres, being part
OF the tract ownedby the late Richard Davenport,
hcceds d. This tract is entire Woodland, and a
bounds IN the finest heart Pine and other timber;
"ilh good water power; the soil is good and would
doubtless be found well adapted lhe culture oiboh
grain aud Tobacco.
Icrsons wishing to view this land will please call
on funam North, residing near tie same. Terms
wa be liberal, and made known en- The day OF sale.
Al the same lime and place, will be sold pair OIL
h" Stones, NJ. w. DAVENPORT,
PUTNAM NORTH
Ersrs, If Rirb3, Darenpo'i.
Sop 10. wtl"O
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Kv.schDwsg .S0rsass EsesssK.

rH'RaE AyncIssUrg Savings B a " Ia :.
n continues 10 receive Depostes, at the follow
lug rates, viz.
or all sums oil current money Of So in amount
and upwards, per cenium per annim, for any
tine not exceeding IL months: and if The sum le-
mama longer period than II months. 81 per cen
tam per annuni, which are higher rates of
Interest ti,asa ARE paid by amy other ill.,
siitufiOn in EynChburg.
DrnoNitois may rely upou the security for the re.
turn OF tller Deposles, being unqnesuouabIy respon
slbe.
Discount Days every Thursday, a, o'clock, p. Nj
DERECTORS.
Jehu Williams. A. C.. Elliott,
w p. Bryant, Jas {. Hunt,
Geo. Bagby, A. kinnier.
A. II. \ rm stead, Wnl. NJ. Davis,
i. Q. AGREE, Maurice Lang hofne, r.
c. MclVer, J. C. Shackle(ord.
OFFICERS.
JElIU WILLIAMS. President.
w. p. BRYANT Treasurer.
GEO. BAGBY, Secretary.
Feb. l5 laf Is
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DAVID ROBES. Cleli,
NOnat's VesctabIc.Eifc Pill and Phc-
Rix Bi!rers.

r1NE universal eslna ion in which The celebrated Life Pa
and PhcnX bltters are held Is satisfactorily dcmonstla
led b, increasing demand Tor them every State and
ton OF the Union and h, the voluntary testimonials their
mnrkablc efficacy which every where offered, II
less from deeply EmN ing confidence that thcv the
means OF extensive mud ncslmohe good nmong his afflicted
creatures, than from the Interested considerations, thar the
proprietor oil these prominently successful medicines de
sous o keeping them constantly before the public The
sale OF every additional box and bottle ~ guarantee thai
persons will he relieved from greater less de-
gree ol suffering aud be improved IN general health Tor IN
OF suffering from disease they he taken vuuthe
hus known been informed instance
III which they have failed 10 do COED. In the most obstinate
of chronic Diseases such chronic dyspepsia torpid
for rheumatism asthma nervous and bilious headache
fcuoss pos, general debility, scroiuous sweurs and III
scu'y salt heum and all Other chronic affections
manency which few persons would theoretically believe
to which thousands have testified from happy expcence.-
In colds and coughs, which, neglected. supcrniuce the
fatal Diseases The lungs, aud indeed the
e these medicines if taken but for three four days
fail
Taen night they promote the nsensbc pcrspraion
and 50 relieve the system of ebe action and tcueut oh
sructons 10 produce most delightful oJ Gonzales
eenco m ne morning; and though the usual symptoms OF II
cold should partially during the day tho repetition Of a
suitable dose ut the next hou OF bedtime will almost nrarl-
bly, 81 eci permanent relief wilna hfther and ihcn efei
upon cvcIs OF aud voi, NJ kind not less
ieuns TO pea WIN mhanaory symptoms OF ire most alarm
ing kind will awake with the gratifying consciousness that
uoed IN the same way scea' tHgeence though long es.
aished and yisceal nfnmmutnns, however critical, will
ylrdn' former 10 small and the latter TO large doses OF the
Lite rus and so also historical affections hypochoudrac
ism restessess and very many other varieties OF the Neua-
teal class of diseases yield the efficacy OF the Phcnix Biz
Hrs' fui directions Tor ihc use ol these medicines and
showing their distinctive applicability different complaints
ACCOMPANY them and they can he attained Wholesale and
ret 80 broadway where numerous certificates Of their
rnrallelcd success aie always open to inspection
For additional particulars the above medicine, Mof
hats "Eood Samantan, copy OF which accompanies the
modcnc copy can also he obtained OF tho different Agents
who have The medicines for sale.
All post paid letters will receive immediate attention.
Prepared and sold by WIN. b. MoFFAr, 335 Broadway,
AorSrs--he Life Medicines may also he had Of the prn-
opal drug gs every throughout the United States &
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4 WILL sellai public auction. on Saturday. The
z l2ih October fur valuable Houses and Lots
si,uhed IN the Town II Bynehburg. The ffst
house and lol fronts Main Street ~ leel. neAt
below Messts lIoeombe * Otes's With comi1rta.
bic woud house o. It. The second isoDts so eei III
Main Street. next above the franklin Hotel. Ihe
lhRd = vaeani iai fronting "a leet Main Street.
next above the Pruning Office. VIII good Stable on
H. The fnniihs con Portable house and lot situated
on Grh sneet, neat Cap. Juo +. Jobnson's, with a
good house, garden and well OF excellent waller
The convenient aud pleasant loeafien Of the above
property. can't help rendering II very valuable and
desirable. Thu terms will be liberal aud made
knosn on the dan of sale.
CHARLES PHELPS, Auet'r.
c., Or tds
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poErlcss..



f An safsnsr,s s~-et ~, thou thn'si mt tell;
Yss enss net, frir clntd, onr Fipsr wears
When the heart hleesr struggles TO febSl,
Aud cen smilcs sadJef than thy tears
Thy Seuile acc passes without niIHc',
ss Softly. sishs ile, mingls sith the irrefs
Asjoyons sounds which distance must ehoeo'
Or Halo sas.Apstine ser the saeinsF seas.
-, lc, fhs thoughts blos -on IN ,laf later ho'rs.
- Bur nov emo, ths dawn, fsio, The 'pring
Thv DAYS a1e like wreath Of budding flowers.
Spar them ii sa,Ief'd by Times blightins wing.
Awsif sho f.i6re,-Fate, alas faf less-
As forms al.--lias deep regrets IN stone
ral.ehood and ssrr, IN. we blush iesee
And worthless pleasures, that We should dePor0
Yet hugh Unconscious Of allefil nov.
No siate shonld cloud the azure eftl.ns eyes
The peaceful innocence Of that TAT brow
Reveals tbs spirit and reflects the skies
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TWO HUNDRED AND sFATX-sIX
II & az 81 s.,

in rrety good state of improvements there ale fifty or
sixty ACRES in w O o d s. The location Of
Tins Land renders il very vaiuabe--hrrc is joining
ia SAW ard nRlSr MILL. and the Lynch
burg aud Bufaloe Springs Tnenptke Road runs
broad side Of H. AMI If The size Of this TRACT
should not be large enough. there is one few hun
died yards further that can be bought on reasonable
ems. aud the very best high land IN the county,
containing upwards Of Five Hundred Acres, nearly
hac in Woods of the best KIND of Tobacco Land
add about fifty acres Of first aud second bottom
with good improvements OF every Kind. Possess1on
gwen The end of the year, or sooner II desirable
aud the purchaser can be accommodated with crop.
stock tools nc. &c. JOHN a. NOSELY.
Sent 10 WOW
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Valuable Land for sale.

4 VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND. lying
"A. in Amherst County, on Eye River, about three
miles from New Glasgow. belonging TO The Legaees
OF w s. Cra@iotd. dec. is offered lot sale good
portion Of this L,nd is in woods, all heavily timber
ed The cleared part consists OF terrific low grounds
aud high Land Of good qualify. The improve
nents are not valuable. This Tact contains about
400 acres and wall be sold very reasonable terms.
For tunhel particulars enquire of
r FL re ~ +
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one hundred Rsoliors se.r0rd.

I'D ANAWA1 lfop the subscriber on the OH Of
a, July, Wy bright mntatto Boy by the name
ol WARMER, about frti . inches IN height
II years al aRr. spare made, SHAT black hnIr.
black eyes, grnteelo hs Appearance, very polite in
his mauncts sPesks quick, and Is somewhat coneeli
ed has snall srars on the back OF Of his hands
lie took whh hin two suits Of cloths, one OF gta,
b oadcloth, ifaek coat and pantannns the other oil
home-pun, eep et4s color roundabout x pauialoons
and black fur hat about hall mofn. 1t requires
close inspection TO distinguish hun from a whlfe
person. 1t Is supposed that he has gone ia The
direction Of byacbburg, or lllllsborough, o.
down tho river.
viii give The above reward II taken over 90
miles hhh home over ! 0 and within 90 mles $50 ,
within 10 miles. $40. Il hn Is returned 10 mr.. oi
lodged ~ Jnl, 81 that | get hun again.
NAVGlL. p. THOMAS,
Nen Milton, n c.
July % "a
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Stocks, Collars &C.

tENTLEMEN viii find at Hun, & Martins a
VI dne assortment Of
Superior plain and coourcd Satin Socks
90 do do BcmbazIne do
Linen Collars, all Patterns
Black and coQured Goat, Skin Gloves, yer,
snprrior.
Sept. % "a
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fE'IlE undersigned would respectfully uiofm
those Mh1 arc interested IN tie manufacture
oi hnnr ihai he IS IN yHelibufg aud will remain
IN tins vicinity lev weeks. Tor Ire purpose ofseud
ing Fdzpatftek.s PaicHt Smnt Mi VI Rubber far
eleaoiug wheat al cheat. smnt. dilt aud other IN.
ponties and nheiever it lbs been tficd, rs supe-
rority over all nhef mariiines ever before used has
bseu universall, admitted, ahd wherever Introduced
II las met with such UNIVERSAL favor tn supersede
all other machines IN 1T The iinse. II - esten
svely used IN the most ceiebfaled mills ia the STATES
ri New Iork. Delaware Mar land, aud several 9TH
ers &several have lately been put mo miiisa Nrgi
There Is a9e nov IN lIasall's mill IN Rich
mond whele millers visiting tina place can have an
opportunity oil seeing II operate; aDdthrfe Is ono slso
IN Hepry >. Langhorne y Cos mill at this place.
10 which would invite the attention Of mill oaueos
IN thus vicinity Some of the most prominent qual
Of this are, Isl that II requires but very little
power to pfopel il 2nd, that II cleans the w!1eai
exceedingly We. aud with great fapIdIty and 3dls.
that ii is simple IN its construction, and very dura
bic. Mllefs wishing obtain any Information fela-
tyc this Machine will please address the subsci-
Der This place.
n. y. All orders and communications shall be
promptly attended TO- and assistance rendered Ia e
rectng Machihe sold.
b. d. MACOMBER Agp.
for l.. u. Chiids. Battinore
Iynchbufg. AUG s Is
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Sept 30
ChaaIys. Nouslin dc Eains, &c.

N/ T. have inst received ~ lot 81 sea>nnabe ane
w very handsome G. o o d s for the La.
dies. amongst which are
hlfh injured Chhllys, nes style and splendid,
Mousfn de Lans. very chear.
Plain black and small figured blue black Silk
Rich black Satin Le.antiu..
victoria Skins, Thread Cambria Handkerchief,
Brush and American Prints. &c. &c.
HUNT * MARTIN.
Sept 81 =,
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NOTICE..

HAVE sold my Lands Rock Castle creek
= hn""n by the name of the Rock Castle Mills. in
PdiTck county Va, for the express purpose Of ena-
bling me to pay every debt owe. Those TO whom |
am indebted may expect within few months 10 ~.
ecive al owe them. This notice il to le, those I
owe Know That am able and will pay them, So thar
,hts heeu not Except they choose) shave off my
bonds or accounts for less than thr amount,
NJ ". AYRES.