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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-09-27

MEDICAL COLLEGE. IS RlcHaosp, Va.
FENHE mex, Winter Term of Lectures in the Medical
IL Department Of Hampton Sydney College, al Rich
mond, will Commence on MONDAY, Oct 2lst, 1899,
and continue until the last of February following.
AUGUSTUS L. WARNER, NJ. D., Professor Of
Surgery and Surgical Anatomy.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor Of Theory and
Practice of Medicine.
TIL JOHNSON, NJ D Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
l. W CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ d, Professor of Ma
terra Medica and Therapeutics
R l. BOHANNAN, NJ. D, Professor Of Obs,relics
and thu Diseases of Wpinpn an Children.
SOCRATES MAUPlN, NJ. D, Professor of Che
misiry and Pharmacy.
The College lnfrmary attached To the College Build
ing, has hsen in successful operation for the las, eight
months and furnishes constantly number Of interest
ng Medical and Surgical cases-to which the student
has accrss al all hours
The College lnfrnary together with the Aims House,
P-nren'iary and Arn"ry (Which under The charge
of iwn VI the Professors will affnrd the student np
por'nny Of witnessing The various diseases incident
Southern climate he abundance Of materials for
Anatomical purposes. and The reduced pnce al which
they furnished. will enable the student 10 acquire
intimate knowledge OF The Anatomy of The human body,
and the use of Surgical Instruments.
During The last Winter Course Of Lectures. from the
number of Surgical Cases admitted into the lnfmsry,
the Prnfessnr of Surgery enabled to exhibit before
The class nearly all The important, Surgical operations
upon the Icing subject; and from The growing popu
ari'y Of the infrmary there is reason 10 believe that
hereafter The Surgical Cases IN The House. will greatly
ncrease
Good Board. including fuel lights, servants attend
ance. &c be obtained in this city for four dollars
per week.
We authorized 10 state that full Course of lee.
lures in this Institution will be received as equivalent
10 one in The following Medical Schools University of
Pennsylvania; Jefferson Medical College Of Philadelphia;
Medical College of the State of South Corlina; Tran
sylvanis University Lexington, KY University of Ma.
ryland, &c, &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dissec,ing
Rooms OF The College on The FIRST Of October
AUG'S L. WARNER, M. D.,
Dean Of the Medical Faculty.
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Medical CoL,tg- Of Louisiana.

THNHE SIXTH Session. If instruction in this school
IL will open on the LIST Monday in December Rules,
terms and requisites of graduation. the as in the
University Of Pennsylvania. Any number Of subjects
for practical anstomy will be supplied free of expense
Full OF clinics will be delivered the hospital
by the professors of medicine and surgrry the latter of
whom viii perform in The presence Of the cass more
operations than be witnessed in any hospital Of the
Uninn
Physiology and Pathology, by Harrison, NJ D.
sa,eria Medica, Therapeutics, DC, Barton, NJ. D.
Theory aud practice Of Medicine, James Jones, NJ ID
Chemistry and Pharmacy, j. L R'ddell, N d
Surgery, Stone, NJ
Anatomy, by &. A Mott, NJ. ID.
Obstetrics and diseases of Females,
&C., a ". Censs, vi d
Practical Anatomy, G. w. Morgan, NJ. D.
II BARTON. NJ. d., Dean.
Augl6 90 vtIE
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PaluaGc CUOn .Nanujacory md Stare Operatives for
SAFE.
NH7lLL be sold IN the Cd Monday in December
wv next, at 10 n'clnck a. NJ. on The premises the
following Property. belonging 10 lh" Saiuda hanuac
turing Company, viz:
The Mil Lands. situate both sides of the Saluda
River at Boards Falls. 3 miles from Columbia, S c.,
containing ls9 the improvements consisting of
Cotton Mill, Saw Mill Blacksm and Machine Shop.
Hn,rl, Store and Warehouse, Boarding Honses TOR
bites and Cabins FOR the Negroes &c, &c and The
Machinery consisting of $50 Spndles and "a Looms,
and all the Sppurennnces pertaining thereto, will he sold
in one lot cred, OF one two three and four years,
the nie rest the whole amount n BIZ paid annually,
The payments 10 be secured by bond, mortgage and
sona security The charter Of incorporation TO be trans
fered the purchaser purchasers of the property
ALSO,
Ga Slaves n credit of ninety days for Notes with
app.ovt endnrsers brarng interest. payable The office
Of The Company, in Columbia, S. Z. Property, COM
hnng the advantages this possrssps rarely offered 10
The public IL is located in n healthy region; with an
immpnse water power, and fine sites Tor "ihcr Mills
There is nexhauslihe supply Of The finest granite
on the premises and pitch pine timber in abundance
is al The head nf The Cotton market, where the
material can be Obtained without the hravy expenses of
transportation insurance receiving and iorwardng COM
missions, wharfage, &c &c. II has hitherto met mar
ke for its products, almcst excIu-ivey at home. The
Mill is built the most approved plan. of granite, 2G0
feet by As, storrs high, and Is half filled with
chnpry The Machinery is of the very best description
and finish The Slaves trained 10 the operations Of the
Mill The Louisville, Cincinnati and Charleston Rail
Road is expected to be completed 10 Columbia in the
porta,lon and delivery Of its munuiac. ured goods
ID. ENART,
President Saiuda Manufacturing Go.
SEPTIC 3J-wtd
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ruyRusT sALE-According TO deed executed BY

EaUsT sALEMAseord"s, TO dsss s. T1se osbs?
i7 recorded in the Office oil The Hastings C"ur OF The
CIV Of Richmond The same day, conveying 70 .l'e
ne rsiyned for The security of deb, due TO the Bank
If Virginia will be sold al public auction on .he pre-
,nses In IN. hiuhest bidder Tor ready money on MON.
dnv the 18th dty oi October next certain ha acre LOT
Of Land lying and being sHid city on the south SIDE
If The Basin adjoining thu brick warehouse OF i''safd
And. rson on ,he West, street on me N"I,n, N.".l
street the East. ard IN ilir s"n'h' we '"e
,,,, e., III. R,siu Ia the corner o The aforesaid
warriausr, Together with the buildings and improve
su,s IN lhe sad lot; il bring lhr cam" which was con-
v.yrd 4" said WahalI by J"hn tarV'e ana " imam
Ola and wife and IS the lot which stands the sad
" sllhaiis Tobacco Factory <>,,>,.ox
BARRETT ". WALlHALL.
SIS
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Sept 6

HtANE BREAK LANDS for Sale in the c"nnrie. of
" Dallas. Perry and Green, in The Slne of Alabama.
Que tract in the county u Dallas. contains fourteen hnn-
drpd and seventy lies 6ve miles east of Wnodvp;
has four hundred Of open land, with every fixture
Complete inr large Cotton estate, h""sp,
managers and negro houses stables we'll &C., &c and
is between twenty and twenty five miles Of one two
steamboat landings upon the Alabama river This tract
is under cui,iyairon and Is good order.
One other tract ad"nIng al Eve hundred acres through
which The county line Of Dallas and Perry pas.rs; has
managers negro houses stables &c. and 100
land.
very near 10 the last mentioned Iract which will be sold
either with il or wilhunt i:
One other tract in The county Of Greene, contains four
hundred and twenty acres; has 300 acres open land a
new gin house, gin and screw managers negro houses
and sabes two bored wells, and is bounded side
by Big Prairie creek. This is BEAUTIFUL situation cnn.
tanning break land black land and sandy land suf
6cent i"r all The fam buildings II -s Exactly where
the cane break ons The sandy land and extends the
town &c Newbuin; has a prsi and saw mill within
mile and half is II miles from Candies steamboat
landing on the Tumbeckbee river and is only miles
from the furnishing town Of Greensboro. All the above
lands which are OPEN command al this time, from 81 10
So per acre rent.
About one.hrd Of the above lands is high land the
remaining two thirds is The richest black bottom in
the m"st favored cotton region n the whole Southern
country The title to every OF II is only unques
toned but unqupsiionpbe The whole lies in a neigh
borh"nd where the land in rapid state OF appreca iun
The ab"ve lands not sold by The LIST day Of Oc,o
Der next all the open land will be Tor rent.
For terms. &c. apply to JoHS JAerEL:s AMBER
Orange county. Va, to &. AMBER. Richmond
Va, or to ANDREW S. NicoLsoS: Union Town, Perry
county, Alabama
P. 5. For information with regard 10 the value and
character n this land purchasers referred 10 Col
VIM. Armistead, Greensboro, and Prince & Gar
rett. Mobile.
May 10 l-2am,lO
Huntsville Democra, will please publish above twice
cnth ill the l of uc,or end fcrH ae.cu 10 hi. f
kcs ~. cclisc'iep. " -
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BIZ The Lieutenant Gorsr nor 0f the Commonwealth az
A PROcLA NATION,

PROC Ia NATION.
WMTHERE4S vacancy hath occurred in the Senate
Wv OF this State in the District cnmpnsp d uf IN,
counties of Kanawha Mason, Cahpll, Logan NICHOLAS
Favste and Jackson, by The resignation of BEsJAMrS
n SMITH ESQ
Now. therefore. 1 Henry Hopkins Lieutenant. Co.
vernon acting in the absence of The Governor from the
seat nf Government, have thought proper 6isec, the
Sherfs &c the counties OF Kara wha Madison Cabeii
Lngon. Nicholas. Fnye,ie and jackson hold an cleo
ton 'te eec"nd Monday in Oc"ber for n member
Of The Senate Of this Safe i" ill The vacancy aforesaid
Gwen under my hand as Lien enant Governor and
fSenl under The lesser seal Of The Common wealth
al Richmond, this 26'h day Of Augua'. 1899.
H. L. HOPKINS
Sept6 s. w4w
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FEMALE SCHOOL.

AT ihs Parsoprt, nsnr Loreuo Essez CDunty Ia.
TENlIE duties of this Institution VIII he Resumed %
Tuesday The lst day ni October next The scao
n,Ic year CONSISTS Of ten months ard is divided mo
two sessions of five months each Pupils may inter AZ
any time but none for less term han onr tuIs's
M deduction will be- made on account oil absence r1
cppt in cases Of prolract.d sickness.
The situation uf this schnp experience has amps
proved TO be entirely healthy II IS very retired 'n'
free from lempia ions {" pleasure and eYravagahcr u
is al the same time easy of access The S,ram Boa''
running between Baltimore and Fredericksburg. passes
twice a week by port Micou, which is but snor c's
lance from the Parsonage, and where carriage WA
always be- ready 10 receive those who may give Due
moi ICE uf the Of their arrival The B"wing "r"'h
near which the cars between Richmond and Fr.drtIcH'
burg pass daily is distant about le or % mllrs
IL will be below that the course OF instruction
has been enlarged This, with expenses incurred ~
re ndrr The institution useful. mak,s small ac'
ton 10 The amount heretofore charged. necessary
The teacher of Music and Modern languages rfs'f'
with his family few miles from he Parsonage and ="
give his classes regular and efficient instruction
The department Of morals embracrs Moral PhI"sol''
Natural Theology, Evidences OF Christianity a'o :"
study of the Bible
The other branches taught Oribography, Rea''-'
Writing, Arithmetic Algebra Grommar aud Ge"e'sl','
with the # Maps and Globes. History. L"Gic' nv.
o'c and Composition, Botany, Geology, Chrmlh! ""
Natural Philosophy. Also. The French, sp''Is"' .aJ
Italian languages; Music, Drnwing and Palnna ''a
lessons IN NJ. zzn,ioto; Plain Needle Work, EmoF'"''
fine, ard IN worstd. a.
TERMs-P.r session Of FIVE months, payable =" ~
vance a n-o nj
For Board Washing Lights. SC, s,g
" Tuition in The English branches, -
Bed and Bedding, if not provided by the r,g
. ;, PuPi'; ~
The Languages Music, Drawing ano Td'h'"e'
Embroidery. at the usual extra charges
Those who intend to send their children "'I ppa'
enter them immf diately, and lei them be al zoe
age by The first day Of the session II ls h'gn'y
ant that TIE school should at TINT time 60 'uIy VA"
ration, and greatly 10 The advantage OF ne
the mc mbprs of the different classes should c'n"
their studies together II is hoped. therefor W."
and qua dams viii not fail To attend 10 W ,,l5
Letters directed 10 Rev. Jno. ?. Nc Cure h''>'
Essex county. Va.
REFER
Ri Rev r Moore. ID ID.
w Meade, D d
Rev. F. c Mcclure, d D., Fredericksburg
F.:,"; Dickinson! ss:$:, E.: county
Rev. & w Nelson. Richmnnd county
DR. Vim Junes. Lancaster eouniy
K+v chi'+ T.I ms"n aud cO"''' 'o""
Hon John TYLER. williamsburg.
John B Dnwnman Esq Fauqai'r county
Robert r. Waring, Esq, and Esstl eous'g H.
james ~. Gsrncn, E.q, :: q.
srrt II
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Dem 81 We .HtdtrdL FdtulI
RcHMoSD, May 24,h, 1899. o. 5-6m

A TEACHER WANTED. The subscriber wishes
N TO employ, for the ensuing year, Teacher of the
varous English branches. and Of The Greek Latin and
French languages single man, or man Of small Ia
mily Of unqnPstionahe character and good family may
find for several years, intend keep up
a school till my shall have been educated None
need apply, who cannot bring satisfactory testimonials.
JSu r. JETER.
PsireviIs, Amelia, Scp,. I3 31-wew
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.Hammoh White SIX Horm Eggs
YHNHE snhscrbpr has remaining unsud few thou
sand Zoos. of The celebrated kind. al his residence
the Virginia Baptist Seminary Persons who wish
to get the genuine kind mad better make ee'ly sppca.
ton JAMES y. BREEOEN.
limo Off
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MnRIlS MIIITIcAilIIS TREES

II Have for sale Thirty Thousand Mnrus Mul,icaulis
Il Trees grown from cuttings the pressn, season. they
from TO 6 feet high large at the ront and well
branched also Thousand trees from old roos.
sung from to feet high superior THESE
ore from and cuttings Of my raising, and will
hp sold very advantageous terms IN the purchaser
Amply to the subscriber, Prince Etuard Court.
house Va. JARED TODD.
Sen IL cT-wtf
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Roanoke ,Narigatsoa ComDaru

TEsHE annual meeting of the Roanoke Naviya,ion
II Company will be held at GAINESVILLE, Virginia -,
Monday, The 1.h Gsy Of November next
A. JoYNER
Weldon Sept I6 1879 O.
20 The panvi'~ Reporter and Richmond Wig viii s,",l,
above ihf"" Insertions.
HSUR SALE i VIII sell to lur hIgtrst 1,,a., :
nc tn, .day, ihr lst day OF Oct'nrr next m; s. ~
snus,ed on hr Rapidsn River, il Cnrsp,r copyi, ~,
a mill below Rrbr.t L Willis Manufacturing Mi 49,
adjoining The Iarms Of & &. Tan'ero. J. I'm an N,
ION ard Captain Isaac Willis containing b. ~ IN, No.
vey Gi3 acres. 2s9 Of which c''arrd and ia ht
state "f cuvat"n; he balancr OF supp ror limb,
land on winch has been lately buIIt dwelling E,us
out houses and an excellent barn, "iha Thrrshrn, Ma
chine, &c Upwards Of 20 bushels OF Wheat 10 Tho
acre was produced the las, year Mail. SAID TO b. #
superior quality. has been i"und on the p ein,ses
PaynIrns-one third rash the balance Ia one and too
years, bearing interest from the date with approved So
curIty.
Al the same time and place. will srii 10 The hipbs,,
bidder, my corn. fodder, farming utensils huusraoI
and kitchen furniture Also. my stuck al horses cat,
lie. sheep and hogs Terms made kunwn on m. t,y
Of sale. LAW a TALlAFERRO
n. b. Refer to Messrs John Scott & Son. Fr.dyr.
ickshurg; Robert A. Mayo ard jain NJ pa,,un Ron.
mond and F. a Thornton, Baltimore
Sept ~ 3G-C,
PASSAGE FOR CHARLESTON {
By Tie .IAanHc Siam Packtis South Ca,olina. Ca,i,;s
CcGcr- Georgia. t0p!asm Rollins.
ES tacEgo
H. having been newly c"pper'd. and put in tie 6ps,
pn's'blr order, vi" commence their res ular trips Sep
TENDER next
LEAVING NORFOLK.
Georgia, Capt Rollins. on Saturday liih Srpcmbe,
s. Carolina, Capt Coffee SATURDAY 2lst d.
LEAVING CHARLESTON.
Georgia. Capt Rollins. on Saturday. 2lst September.
Carolina, Capt Cofre. Saturday 2oh d.
And 50 on having Norfolk and Charleston ae rnatry
EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers by these Steam Packets for Charleston.
leaving New York Thursdays Pmiad.iphis Thurs.
day Friday mornings, viii be in tine fer lie
Norfolk boat on Friday evening. al ) click fiUn Bal.
tim"re. 10 Join The Charleston Steam Packet walns al
Norfolk. on Saturday.
Tickets 10 br had at he Office Bowlr's wharf. BaIi.
more, or from Is Peck Agent Clrtz. rs Unnn LINZ,
Dock street "hari. PhIade rhla board The N"ri"s
R"as. Passage aud fare IN board the Boat between
Baltimore and Charleston $50.
u Carrar"s and horses can be taken in TIE George
and freight IN both Boats
For further particulars, enquire nf
T. SHEPPARD. Trfnsprtr
Aug23 [3l-3m) Il WHY'S WHARF.
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= BARBER will resume hi. professional duties

- n. BARBER will resume bis professional o''s'
HAe on the 's' o. o''0'e' p. n TAYLoR's
Music Store, Main st "PposHe Me au"" -,
Sepil7 49,
=ER AND MRS. PiCOr's Institution J0r f0 pns
IHH od;,s Nos Ia and Is; Washington square - :,
" Instruction is given, through Tue i'ru"' y
n',oh and Enuli,h, by air and Mrs ficor IN" H.
go, nnmb.r az compete nj teachers IN az me o'd'
,an,bt in N. best Sescos far young fn@es
Music vocal and ins,rnm, nai. Spa",sh, ra'""
nan dra wing dauclng &c taus by me most 'PP'''e
E., n,ospecus, references, &c, apply as above
Sep; q -----------
ArOTIIE-A Petition will be presented !" the nr1'
~ LEGISLATURE uf Virginia praying In" may pass
II,rina the No,toway Riv.r lawful fence rom ne
rpeusye line 10 The forks Of the Two holloway ." '"e
Falls. ac-uaw
SEPT 10 -D----
~r0TICE vacancy having incurred III the 'hnif
If MEDICINE in Ibis Insuinn, Ivy IN" ressna''"n
- ~, R E. GRirrITu from i'll health, m'riins al
Ia Rnrd of Yiaurs will be held al the University On
wednesday the 81 day Of Oc'obrr next, !" EPp"in'
successor; until which time. DR. Grith'h w,ii Commune
n lecture The subjects assigned to THIS Cnat are ,"e
Theory and Practice Of hsdIcne. Obstetrics, ahG NE
deal jurisprudcnce The Professor receives mn amman
GALAXY of one nusand dn!ars. and lee o 'wehy h'e
dollars from each student attending his Class, aho mas
dwelling house free Of rent
i'and,dn,es for the Chair are invited Ihey may
address their letters, pest paid, 10 me
Chairman Of The Faculty.
r,.;.o,s,v n w Sen, I3 37-5t
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The Sinte Loan We leatn dat the u S Bank hns
taken {" the State Liam au'horzed by the last Legsa
in'e q" S2n54 tn0 81 sl00G0 md the remaining S2o4,.
600, has been taken by The Bsrks County Bank
Psnns. 'ranian
Unirsrsitv nj Virginia I9I had REGULATED al this
IRIS n'i"n yesterday The present session will
be as q 'urish,ng any of The previous unss
[Charlonespibe Republican,, Srpt 10.
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"Hh0s. .Usrchunis are princes?'

The life boat Of the RnSnury India Rubber Company
tested yesterday in p bay nppne,- Castle Garden,
end the n the experiment fully proved It's H.
Tor he purposes for hen it constructed 1t
hire The weight Of fifty soldiers and six pound field
piece wh great ease while Ihr firing Of The gun had no
pprcrptibe effect upon the at Another irisl of It's
capabilities 10 be made the place Ibis afternoon.
IA Pos. Sent II
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TH SHE ahhuaI meeting oil TIE ROANOKE Naviva,ion
II Company will be held at GAINESVILLE, tmurn,a y"
Monday, The 4,h Gsy Of November next.
A. JOYNER
Weldon. Sept is. 1879 So
20 The Danvl" Reporter and Richmond Wig viii -.,,
above th". Insertions. . "s
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:, The. have s,.u palr Of rnsbers fot

gttndirS ItE. '"1
cleaning What ~ .,.,,
nh carsciy Of The two mus Is considered anoa.
.I and rhrfe ia M diff; renee known IN The reputation
~ The Fvur Of each Nearly al that Is manufactures
Inv them is shipped 10 the R'azls
The Bridge spoken 81 by The writer is for the Ken
mond and P, trrsburg Railsoad and instead oil being
mile in l.ngih is little shnr, Of 900 iert ,
Same In We sis., been n"ted the Mad-
sonsns account Of the 1nbacco fact"ri's but as we
have III, data necessary 10 r"rrect tiem We "u'
leave the matter to thuse Interested ..
IRirhmond Hhig, Sept "a.
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NOTICE TO CAPITALISTS.

Sept Is
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Address To ;, . nn,.Ic me Banks.
MUSIC ot"ei '"a 80 - 3S-6t
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-07-27
To the Public.

winch - tho ueaner animal Of the two,
the Ran, who,from behind the fence Kisses
on his puppies, to annoy tho citizen as he
passes about his business, or the cur that
obeys hrs masters mandateg p. na. WHIT
AKER-a man (he has a. least human
bodv,) destitute OF all that constitutes a
gentleman--taste, feeling, manners, Dig
nifty, decency, modesty, talents, honesty.
honoss character and candor, YET, these
'ruth-loving, high-minded gentry, who
~peeged themselves that they would brake
down the Planter aud told me would
not be allowed to continue ITS publication,
and threatened me, and attempted to put
their threats into execution, find this
Whitaker just such supple Jack, 80 soft
and plant an instrument as they think
will answer them in working ont their de-
sign, ia the accomplishment Of which they
have so often :ailed--a minion without
brains, soul or conscience. A thing that
has no feelings to regard, no honor to de-
TEND, no character to sustain; in word,
he is the scorn. the contempt Of all who
know him--onc, Of whom knew moth
ing Qor fortunately for the community he
ran away aud was absent some timc) pre-
yious to that which gave him pretext to
bespatter me with his filth. BIT strange as
il may appear, and degraded and coatemp-
tblo as is this
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-07-27
Used by knaves aad towards, called |
fonI.n

Used by knaves aad towards, called a
bs fool;''
there are somc men, call them what you
will, who find service for him! Yes,
have seen him 60, cheek by jowl, hand in
hand, with some OF the decency gentry!-
he isreceived into their society!i he even
talks and walks with men, and Is hailed
good fellow now ,bv those who before would
not speak to him!N Whys
In proof Of the above let facts be sub.
mitted;
Whitaker cannot writo and is used
by those who do
2d--EIe says he is not able to pay the
printor's biil--who pays III
3d--Thc certificate from Mr.. Bramblet
shows he told a negative fact: why did not
some of his ne.o friends show him this?
4th--When told Of gambling and leav-
ing his gambling debts unpaid, what was
his reply; not word! This is the fact in
several cases, All honest man would pay
all his debts.
5th--He not only refuses to pay his
gambling debts, but those for value recei-
we'd, as the following will show, what an
honorable man!
"LIBERrY, July %. 1889
"P. M. Whitaker once owed me Il debt,
which he denied until he ascertained was
about to SIZE him. j. J. LOWRY.
Chile says 81 never usc profane Ian
guage." Now, we would ask any honest
man If Whitaker 10 entitled to creditor
any man who could stoop to such base
falsehoods. Here we saddle him with the
dark crimes. Read the following;
II was present, and being called on to
say whether heard p. M. Whitaker use
proiane language. | do hereby certify
that heard P. M. Whitaker, lat the time
alluded to in ]. Tothil's publication use
language, which consider profane.
July IS, 1889. F. B. HACKNEY"
~ do hereby certify the above certi6-
cate Of r. B. Hackney, to be true.
July IS, 1889. THOS. DRUMMOND."
''I do hereby Gritty that the above cer-
tificates are true.
July Is, 1899 JOSHUA BALIORD."
As regards the effort used to pervert
what Mr.. Tillotson said, care not, have
his own hand writing and he will not and
dare not deny ii. II was not obtained by
force Or fraud. Should thing turn out, on
examination, as honest Whitaker has sta
ted them 10 be; notwithstanding my per-
sonal regard for Mr. Tillotson, will make
this q personal matter. AT present | sub
NIT it to candid and discriminating pub
lie. JOHN TOTHlLL.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-07-27
PINEY WOODS PLANTER.
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