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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

C0Hs fssfssf@seT's Sale.
vNyiLL ne sod. II pssise s,,<. % ~ pre-
w n'sss. 60 Ffi1~y fhr ssA Sss ~ sd SRI.
sseHi % ACRES OF LAED. s%Ss-s-<
90 the beirs - Lsssei ssoi-r. Sses- D. NJ -ssg
Sac pAsrtsie~n. sdJ@snirg ths ise<s - iIenFy
Lseki'teg. Ges-Fs kes sssS.. ssS stssrs
Jhe Ierss - sale srla ~ Der hrn ra.A. anS
the bsispoe N s~sise ssa1iAs so Es.~r~sL
Sad lard mss ~ .otf ~ rrsssts ..is 81 azs
tine bsfors ihs Sss - sf--r s~xs
cEOEGE ~. SAFPlSGTON.
NsFea -. is15 sparist Cs-s-'r
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

ATTENDING - feNsss frsn tsrpsrsrsTrY
! sni So - ssts. 81 ~ fsssfear- cs So
nssdssh street. .. Ths-se-s. fist 8ly,i sssi, 81
Nv Housfsofi 80 EsfcSes Fgsifsrs.
eoasi.lias - pass - - fesis~s.gs
nurssas. Tstisn. Cesrs. > tss-pls.s ssssss,
tsesty fess hsar Ciors. 49,. &s go sssy
efhSr arltstss saaeee~ssrs - sssuerats.
Efes@s - sslu.--cssA
xssss -. issss
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
N.AScN-u NcYIuNs

HtHE Anniseesary Of st. John TIE Rspsiss.
~ ~ti DC celebrated ~ Trdum,asr Lodse.
No III, at Sraithseli. .. -vsn1sy IA 2tA xsy
- Js-s cert We enrtisily invite ,hs Btsshrss
Of chsr',y L~ir-. Hs,p.s.-rerr.. L,,'egssc.
Lodge, Chsris>to~a. Fq'Isliiy Lcdge. Msruss-
burg. Aount Nsoe Lodge. sheph-rdsto~a. NJ
ram toSse. W inehes'er. teEuther nth all Hreth-
rem ia regular sis"iInr. 10 Ne present 9TH us
on that Ssv. Al orstion y 10 be delivered. ed
other ceremonies usual 90 sueh occasions vsii
be observed.
JOSHUA -. THOMAS.
joins .. SMITH.
HENRY u. EATY.
WILLIAM WATSON.
DANIEL -. BO>HAM.
JAMES SEWERS.
SAMUEL sCoLLAY.
Cer-sss.!ss ~ .:,rs.s -r,sassL
r-S &C. 1889 *.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

gWVaE Isesswn soaPsny viil psrsda ~ .
usussi pises ~ TIE "a ssissssy q tbs
aontk. WA- T. WAshlN''O.'
Aprl 4. 1870. CsFf'
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
1wo s.orsc. sor sale.
K-ox>c and For fer sale.

'F'HE uaier-'Er-i vii ell. al private ,,'e,
z tart tSr=s -ut cv11noircu. wrsIher -bosr,.ed
HOUSE AID tor siiasicd 81 the ero.s street
~ shsric-;Svs, opposite Nr. Jane. Jones's,
sss th~ oecapssey 81 Dr. Nrp. " Rarn.
al 9sAeri. -. \ " ~cSs deed. ., dwelling
S-Teras Ac n.ads kao~n y, specifications 20
SAX l. H. ALLENONG.
Marsh ~. 1859. Err
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

6Nyg plaster Mil s 70 eonp'si~ order. snA
& - -ssdg 60 Ir.rd F,ss.rr ~ customers -
ia wiil %, nscs..ar, - Ess orc OF two tsys'
etfss to ssoil =FFontmsni
we haze o. bsnd q isyrr sf,ek ~ f'ss'sy r.,
,als. whish 30 Nif cell iou for ss.h. 80 =
.hsff ersdf NNgiEk JOiiNs1OS.
EahistoWn. Nsfch %. ! - -- San
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
Trustees Sale.


R2T siyfus - p-ss e Trr.f sxssaf-s -
No tie .B.sscT1.er % 80 S5gs Fssrsssr. I-ls
hy Ihoras. ,. CrsK-u fsr So s-a~ss - Rs~ssss
u cruH@p. ssi - rersfd - tAs Ctsrks Ozc~
% the eoya's C.yst = fsS~rsss . 49, p--c-~S
90 .-H, S~isrsrF O. = I'D -rys. 90 r-.l-
dsnes - ssso fsKsa. See F-.ss ae.ey.
All kis Ffs5,gil Ts-stETy.
consisting - past 81 sle Gol5sss-s
Fsstbrr B~ds. Be4sscsSs So EsdSs,k.
asAogssy Ssers's-y.
De. enrrsa
I siEhi-dsy Cisek. Tssies.
ttoTen Ctsirs.
cs,ss-'a srd e-s'ss,s. szisas,ss cAs-s.
Glass. ss3 Y sesss sars
isee-Flsie Stsse.
Ta,asas I.shs 80 Tso's--i chsss q Tss,..
Asd ore Css-
EDA1 RuvLVt~.
March ~. is39 T.-ss,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

PabfsS N~fg.
WILL otsf fSs ssis. q. Frsiss. - Ira tsF
n a Apfh nsKt. 80 uiy fsrs fer $500 sasts
stsrisrdstssa. a. foi,eu srs rrpS~yiy. ~
IS aerss e Wkssi 80 zee 10 tts FFee-f.
ava'ushis Wesk Hor~es - ftsif sssar..
aor Nash Ce-s. - - - Ass4 - 49,.
good ssi sssstsastsi fssf scFss Veg.
several bsfsh~rr sn4 sAsssi f.eetss.
lsfgs go rssFvr.
- 90 20 hssl.si. q Nsrrsr Fsfstoss.
A qaaatiiy - Hscc. 49, c-s-.
"A $780, sfiisiss 81 iie.tsksti So Kites
FurnhoFs
c%Terms ~ ss's-Niss Hs-t.s srsif - 81
susss assse ss. 80 psfrhss~r gisisG - $50
shh goo3 ssesrfy - ~ Purchases q -
.seuni u,e essh 81 - ssgsssS
gOaS BrEns
0s~,a % Is19
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

a VEHY spasstos sfiiei- rrspsSsc sHffsss'v
"a fqs shssinK. bssilg Fqt ~ - porcelain jsrs.
Tor s.isst srnAirHs Der sfsfs.
Mach p. ierq
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
xor ksrwDa.

q ANDERSoN'S celebrated Razor strop-
- Coopsr's compsssss, TrO~sis. Traces snc
uams, Grain shoveIs and Gsrdss Hoes
Y. ~. T. e. w. AiSoCITH.
Anvil 4 1893
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

VUNHE eoapaay sn4sf NJ eoa@sne y esesssd
q para4s y fFsat % geseh shssars "
,.r.. 81 saturday ne a7tA % tAis HsasA' pss'
sissiy - ~ s'slesk. -
Agsa =, lsSo.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
TARTAR,

a JACK OF good IRE ord fn- satios Oil b
IN ~ the netShscrhpod cf Chasls,to~n hv
ih~ 37th cay of trrii. from ~b,cs time fov~ ard
be rr'p'o,iuiy o.sss has profs al services To
thc psbii~
Mach %. 1889 1t.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

10 M. Ch0rSfs kBWfJeT:
Voc 49, h~rsby rotifsd that on Saturday
- 10 tts CO... s-t MSodsy the 9Th Day 81
ssy 49, s>s~.sa .oars.e sst ssrsst of ss'i
day. ~ 'a> ere of John ,. Brown. E.q, ~
ps,srse- Nerratiiisa e"anty. Illinois. sh,ii. ~
Ser . es1oss-s0n fsoaa tAs Clerk OF the Creuis
>aS<r'er Csgrt % is~ and Chsaeery for Jsrer-
81. so-niy- S~e,nis. proceed IN tshs the Dc Pr
sssr-os efS0An lsn"e. - md o,her.. Which
. shsn sfrr a> evidence nv b~t.f N . cut
<.2e.crE m ssEt Csart. On the Ch,re-ry si!e
tssveOf. -hsrrta ,oT ard osb>rs are esm2lsi--
sz,.. s-si and eis<rs are dsfsadsei..
D. W. JEFFERSON.
N,--hss 's-2
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

gW7BE ssbssrlAsss hss~ns Sssf = ssgpiy q
E aeCesa~kp sotAD aoAsDs
'. ~ 3 q. ". tfsQCrTu
Nsr,s "a. fs5s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

SnsiE slh-eripsf si-hss - reaf. - good
- .-ssat - t@asats for go tsaf. tt. Dssi-
- Hstss atisetsf " ~ stars house. - sn,,h
hsllsss. So sri gee fssssssiaf - SO trsi fsy
q APsh rsRt Tts Dastiar rsTt 90 rfni
rs-sass ~ &c ree-ss 81 frst-rsfe hfi~h 1t
fbss 81 - ssiI rsiaafsts1 ~ oas isffs fsmi-
~ % hssfsfsr harss ~ go snfsi fs.uti.ss.
O. - s,sassss-ss 10 Cspf Hsn's ~ faetsry,
s.A 49, @sis frsps Hsrpers-Ferfy- FSr terms,
srsfy - ~ - sssfl5sf 81 - store
GEORGE EOOSCE
500 Ea',vs-. rs5. -. ta1s.--tf
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
JEFFERSON LAND
rU0NrD


House and Lot for Safe.
"IlLf. be offered, at public sale. TO the
w highest bidder, before the door OF Car
ter's hotsi. in Charies:own. e~ -ussssy the I5th
i.stsai, iSsins court day,) ihs
HOUSE AND LOT
Belonging TO she hsirs Of Boston Medisr. deed.
situated few rods south Of the Presby terrain
Church in Chsrlestown.
Terms will be made known on the day ofsale.
Sale to commence OF 2 o'clock in the afternoon
fETER I. JOHNSTON.
April 4, 1889.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

A NoTHER es.s ss~ style uabsn Hats. With
"A . variety Of samaeV Hsis.
y. ~. d c. W. AisoUiTH.
Anvil 4 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

Yer Remt.
VWVaE OBos se~ sesspisS - cseygs W
III Rssses, Zee n chasiss,svs. seis'asng
Ne etors - ~. ,. ,. Psshsis, viA - Fsaisa
fsom tbs tss ApsH ssat. -
n.rsA -, is3s
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

eHARlEsToWH q IgFFtaSoH COUNTY SAVINGS
aYSPHR UEEIDIs
APaIL Z. 1879.
gENHE Stakeholder sd DspositoTs 81 ibis IN
~ stisu,ioa ere bsFsbJ aotihsd that an sIset'on
fss thiEtssa Dirsctogs foS the ensuing yer WI
~ hed 81 The Court-houss IN Cbarissiosa. o.
Saturday. ths 2oth iass., ~ o'clock, - the At
tsrnsea, usdsr The sspsfiateadaaee o. 7. a.
Hooee, Thounas Ruthsrford, sod ssmoel . ldsa-
ear. RfCHL9RD WfLIfSJaS.
Aprtl 4. 1879. Treasurer.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

A B
Eliza Avs
Conrad Bilmyrs
George II Butler
foutsine Beekham 6
Charles Bennett
John MePhsrson Drien
Thomas Butler
Hannah Buckingham
EniIy Baker
Martha r Broadus
Hester Ann Ball
ID q Bsylsr
Trecca Beu!d
Tergasa Brent
Henry Beat
Rachael BsJlis
Henley Bogges
Thomas Burgess
Joseph Birch
Eiixa Burke
Cerbsn Baker
Henry Brown
@
Henry Campbell
Francis Gle ments
Lucy Coxen
George w Call
Bst ConIey
Elisabeth elmer
Thomas c CoyIs
George Canisel
John Cox
Daniel Curran
Michael Cauier
ID
John Dueke 2
Mary Day
Wp n Decker
Susan Downey
Henry Derry
Sophia Dsmorsh
Richard Dumeld
John Diiiin
Henristta Dunham
3 y
Joseph Edwsrts 2
Edwin G Eagle
James Fisher
Samuel FurEison
Thomss n Foster
Macy Fine
Ford q Snyder
Michael Foley
James Greer
Thomas Groves
Sarah CriGa
Martha Herren
Joseph Hober,
Jotn n Hayden
Christopher Ho.kia
Edward Harding
TT Hess
Gersham II Hall
wm C House
Joseph Hirsehesrgsr
SANDY Hunt
Thonss Hughes
| JoII
Ar~,lI 1870
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

SURFING GOODS
HNHE sahscgibsu ere 500 FecsisisE asi
opsaiax . large ant ssaatifai stock 81
apgtaz go sumnss 0eeea-
n. n. a c. W. AIseUITH.
Aprsl 4, is1s.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

80 " 49,
Post Office ~ dead let
catasrins iianning
Joseph G johnson
David johnson
Martha = Johnson
John Jackson
X
Cstharine Krout
John Kennedy
samuel King
l.
Edward Lucas
George Lay
John LAZY
James } Livingston
Mr. Mccartney
A Mclean
James Mcdowell
Mary MeNaban
John MeCleliand
wm Mccoy
John hardwood
George Miller
WIN McDonagh
John Martin
NJ d Aoler
Thomas c Moore
, Solomon Mowery Q
Robert Neild
Ignsiious Norris
. VIM Nichols
p
, Mary Piles
! Juiia Teacher
, James } PAtterson
I Seth Prince
!, Jnhn q Rissler
: Edward Rebberson
, Sarah Russell
, VIM Richards
I wm c Russell
, Jsmss Rite
|, Jacob Swim
s ssmuel strider Z
I John ssriaef =
, Charles C starbnek 8
/ John Shields
|, Isaac n A stridsr
, =
5 Ebert 2 Tucker
s Carey ThcmPson
Z Emanuel ThoGss
/. Edward Trail
+, David Tsylor
{ v w
: VIM ysnhorn
) Presley wigginton
/ John wondsriy
s John Waters
/, gilmore Water
5 JOhn whitstone
james WsgeF
Z Edward wilksrsos
! Levin Wsst
3 winehesies n n Co
Mary wiimors
Y @. WILSON. r. ".
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

STRAY I'D

ENRON Tie suh.sriber 40 HsrrSr.-rs-~y o.
a bout the m,I!is u JUICE ia.t, o sOakEL
MARE. ~sh -o,ac white bA,s n
mixed through Ter body. SIC has nvX
isfgs bald ~ her f,rshead-her 1872
bind legs White. shs - about - rtpe>.kA
bands 'gh--is ;o'rrabl, isrye unst.-t.nr ,esIs
pij is,t Iay; has = ipeg tsn--ssd has been rods
about three or four times.
We vii nv hhsrai rswars g. srT rcr.on
<ho w,h psi hisn ~ the WY 90 getting her.
MICHAEL COOKS.
HarPsrTerry. Sept. ~. is35.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

DRoPOSAIs viii b. received 10 he 6r.s day
II 81 Nsy. Tor the delivery e A,ss.nar;.. ID. e..
Of 500 Perch Of good LINE STONE.
90 BE- delivered l. eli the uosihs .f M.y Js.- I'D
July. WILMER .sGLE.iS
Arsii \, tsSo -S
~. y. ss<sm too Bo.s hes reeeasiy bc~n put in
rssevsry day. w. Me-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

M gEDnAaa-s bsaassy 80 Pss,esis pe.
IE epsrs - asle ~
Apsa :. Isas.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

BefItes PTIzes % s,'IJD tlG-S IJ1--
elC0-SSO -SsO-$Jt'-Sto,
aud Loves, Psize SD
II Dysws Num'->rs o., ofT7
Tsr,>ts So - Hsirss : 10 Qasy 81 EisiIi' 80.
CsEt'ks.se. - PssksEvs % - " hoig T'sAsis !SSo
- 80 - Hs1 D.. -
ps -. - Cl...Ftsr da. IS
ia "a. - tski.sh 30. 50!
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

DENAiNtSG in the Post Office at HarPers-
h Ferry, Va. on the 3ist March, which, IL
not taken out before the Let OF July next. will
be ssnt to the General Post Office ~ dead let
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04
U.EIUTIOIYi

c.s[OI( ONT
kScESHNs az esssroasd sysirs' tr,.?,s--
- ssg spos e.s ssn. N any manner vh.i-
ssss. e-rsss uisrly hznttsg. e.uy'rg s.,y VOL.
SCI kss'io. sown fsncss Hsv,ng suffered ~ru-s
fsaa psr.ccs tss~ surg m We nsnoer above
s5>ssh.a. 30 are cei.sniEtd IN fu.gss 10 prose
sss al eSr-trr.-
PETER MILLER.
DENNIS O-bla>R,
GASPtg WttHR
CHRISTIAN SToSrBGAEER,
BARTHOLOMEW BOTHER.
Wage, Cou,t.. Nd.
Mech - iSso.
-AlAl IRE G5E&.
1Hfir undersigned ia;snts u naEs immediate
- >, sho.i go E1ATTaNSSES ~ Hsr.
>A~rk. ~ I'D Iastiss 81 - no may ~ant sny
thssr ~ nc lu- q ssi or leave their orders -
FSst esn b nae here u20a mprh loser i.rn.
40 osiiSr. tsz3 s.ose procured FROM sbroaI.
LEONARD SADLER
c.s-i~..o--. E.-s. "a. :s.e.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-04

A List Letters
H EMAINiHC In the Post odses At shep.
" hsFdsievp. Va, April Z, 1919. u rot is-
kea out bsfoge Ihe let dsy Of JAY Dsxt, viii be
a NJ 70 The Ganarai Posl Office &c De % Ie.tera.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-16
EeHCiana Hotel.
JACKSON, LA.

JACKSON. Las
MN us establishment is now opened
u for the accommodation of the
public, under the superintendent
of the Undersigned. The house has
been completely and handsomely fnr-
nished, and every effort has been made
to render the Accommodations agreeable
and satisfactory to travellers, visitors
and boardcrs.
Extensive stables arc attached un,
der the charge of an attentive ostIcr.
And every facility for the satisfactory
management ofthis department is pro
vidcd.
The table will be uniformly furnish
ed with the best supplies of the mark
ct; and no pains spared to make the
bar perfectly acceptable. Balls, and
parties ofpleasure may be entertained
OH the shortest notice.
The establishment has been purcha
sed and is entirely under the control OF
the. present proprietor, whose best ex-
crtions are rendered to build up the
credit of the house, and make it in ev-
cry respect, worthy the patronage of a
liberal and generous community.
A. STONE. 1
Jackson. July Ii. 1888. 23-ti.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-16

pRnSpECTIIS
PROSPECTUS
For reviving in Bayou Sara, In The Lou-
isiana Jonrnnl,' under the title of the
observation-disclosures

|
DRECEDENT renders Unnecessary it for
N MS, in the present instance, to say
something to. our friends relative to the
COURSE we intend to pursue and the politi.
cal principles under which we shall be go
verned ~
1t will be our purpose TO publish such a
sheet as will he acceptable, in point oi
NEWS, 10 all parties, but at the same time,
our political tenets being truly democrat
ic. we shall use our utmost endeayors 70
pro note the great and glorious principles
of Equality, unawed BIZ the power Of the
ruling dynasty of our State, ard unbrihed
by the lucre of modern whiggery.
Reform in the present state admins
tration, in the present banking s,stum,
and the present unjust tax laws whicha
in force, will be our constant aim, and our
untiring exertions will be used TO bring a
bout a re-acti.n in the public $ niiment,
on these vast and important topics.
As regards our choice for the highest of
fees known to the Constitution OF onr
country, we shall cheerfnlly lend our fee
bic aid to The support ofthe present talen-
ted and patriotic Incumbents-HMARTIN
VAN BUREN and RICHARD NJ. JtHNsoN.
The columns of the Reformer will be e.
led with n general synopsis osthe proceed
ings of Congress and our State LcgisIa
ture, whist in session, a weekly review Of
the colt n, produce and money markets,
domestic and foreign intelligence, agrirn-
tire, science and literature--and, in fact,
we will endeavor to render our sheet a.
Ilithlu chranicler ofih times y
The permanent establishment Of de-
'nocralic paper in this section of the state,
should be apparent TO every member OF
the party. We behold, upon every hand.
organs springing up like mushroom. in the
forest, deGicateo TO the unholv and fanat-
cal canse Of federalism, and warmly sup
ported by the friends ofthe cause, and the
monied power of Louisiana, whilst demo.
cracy is suffered to bleed to wane and to
die, for want of proper exert ms on tha
part OF its advocates. Shall it he SO siill?
The great commercial advantages en-
joyed by Bayou Sara, situated as She is.
upon The banks Of the broad Missrppi, as
well as the high-lpinded and liberal popu- |
lace who lnhab and surround it, is, we
think, a sufficient inducement for us to en-
ter into the enterprise which our prospec-
tus indicates.
Having thus laid before the public a
brief outline of our intentions, 'f,r patron
age aud support we throw ourselves up N
the intelligence ofnn apprecating public.
The first nnmbcr of the Reiormcr will I
be published on or about the 10th Of Seq
tember next, on an Imperial sheet, at five
dollars per annum, in. advance, or six dol
lars at the end of the wear.
w. P. HODGES e. Co.
Bayou Sara, August. 1889.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-16
Pincy Woods Planter,
SECOND VOLUME.

There are only tioo sorts Of goVanment, one Of
ard the sther orer TIC peopieS--ice hare sNOrr 70
suPpOrt The former and oppose the latter.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-16
II apfiCeo
FOR SALE.

FEHtIe House and Lot in The town of Liberty,
IL formerly owned By A. Van Norman, for
terms apply to said Van Norman on the premi,
mis- or to THQS JACKSON.
April 20 gtf
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-16
RP &itMatiOn Wianatedq

A GENTLEMAN who has had some ex-
IN perence in teaching, is desirous
obtaining situation in some private fami-
Iy or agreeable neighborho I'd, as teGche
Persons who may wish u nploy will
please enquire at the Office Of l,e "Pino,
Woods Planter"
Oct. 5. S3~ts
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-16
S TAPLE AND
E.H.VCY GOODS.
Both Foreign and Domestic.
---AKSO:~--

Begging, Rope, Twine. and all kinds Of
Western Produce, which they will dispose
of at fair prices.
They are also prepared togiye the high
est CASH PRICES for Cotton.
Cotton to our care will be receipted for
by W. A, M'Lanahan, NJ Red. Wood Road,
and hy L Worthy a. Co, at the Cross
Roads, near jackson.
GREENE, SPLANE s. Co
Successors TO VIM S. Slaughter g. Co.
Port Hudson, La, Aug. 3l.---2s-lf
REFERENCES.
T. Lawson, q. w. g. H. Baynard, R.
Cross, W Dunn, Clinton, La,
T. J Robins, j. L. Phares, near Jack-
son, la.
VIII. Gaulden, near Kelicrtown, In.
John TothiIl, Liberty, Nj
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-16
A Proclamation.

By Alexander g NcNuH, Gorernor OF
the Stgte Of Mississippi
WHEREAS, it has been satsfactaril,
w re presented to the Executive ofthis
State, that at the October term of Frank
lin county Circuit Court, i ID. 1897, an
Indictment and true bill was found against
ne HENRY A ]. SPEARS. Of said coun
", for violent assault and battery upon
Mrs. NANCY RAY; and the said Henry
~ Spears has ever since been fugitive
from justice; nd whereas, Justice and hu-
nanty, as well as the safety of society,
require that the said Henry A. J. Spears
should be brought to otrnl--l do therclor5
issue my proclamation, Offering II reward
of two hundred dollars to any person or
persons who shall. apprehcnd ald secureI
IN any lnil in the United States ofAmeri-
ca the said Spears, And do moreover
require all officers. both civil and military,
to aid and assist in bringing said offender
to answer the charge found against him
Given under my hand and the Great
seal of the State, nt The CITY Of
Jackson, this 4th day of Septem-
LIS. ber, A. ID. 1899, and of the sover-
eighty of the State of Mississippi
the twenty third.
A. G. McNUTT.
3y he Governor:
T. B. WOODWARD, Sec. of State.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-16

3y the Governor:
T. B. WOODWARD, Sec. of State.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-16
DESCRIPTION.

UESIhIT IUN,
Henry A. j Spears is abort 25 yehrs Of
age, five feet ten inches high, fair skin,
blue eyes,1sIge black whiskcrs, wears bis
har rathes long and bushy, ia lkative and
noisy when drunk; and when drinking
swears great deal, Of rather slow speech,
dresses well, and generally rides good
horse.
: Sent. 81 3l-4t
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-16
TERMS.

The PINEY WOODS PLANTER is publish.
ed weekly on an Imperial sheet, printed on fine
paper, and forwarded to subscribers at FIVE
DOLLARS per annum in advance, or SIX DOL
LARS at the expiration Of the year All pay
ments made in the first three months will be
considered as in advance.
Morning herald., 1839-05-11


FMpArJoskcy Club Purse, $1,000 il four ho,,es rum IL 10,
Mss $780, weights before; four mile heats, three only
20 .. Z: Hare. eh. h. Willis, BY Sir Charles, dam BY
Meryheld--6 years old, =
..i ~ = s.Gslssn. imported srh s,.reh
Lards ~ Oh h. Decatur, by Henry, out Of Ostrich,
Run in I'm 47s and sm o 'u"'
capital race. The first heat in fine time. Iany-
iord led for three miles and three -fourths; rsv
then ensued home, and Willis won the heat bv !.
neck. The second heat Willis led the first mile: in
the second mile Langford made play and ws.t in 'front.'
hnishisg the second mile thus; in the third milk
willis and Langfsrd changed places Thus thew
came home, Willis winning easily by two lengths
Decatur was beaten two distances. and was evil
IDENTIFY amiss.
SAME DAr;-Mach $1,000 aside; half forfeit between the
three old colts from the stables r. Tot,on and H.
forfeit f
Match $1,000 aside, h. IT, weights as b.rors mile heats.
T. L. Stevens Tornado, BY Eclipse, out of Polly
w. Gibbons. b. saraeen, BY Eclipse, out Of Sally
Ran in I'm 5ss and lns 64is
100 ib. Ieatn: b. h. Independence Ru. i. In ss. ''
hollow affair from end to end. Saracen never
having chanee.
very curious race, ridden by jockes without
saddles or oaps. 1t in its appearance far from
eredtable to the Of the horses the club
Oc5- The revulsion which overlook the Banking in
stitutons in 1886, seems now to have overtaken the
Banking houses, to judge by the appearance Wall
street presents. Eight nine large banking houses
are in mass Of ruins, preparatory to the building of
splendid stoae edifces ON their sites This is part
Of the great plan Of internal improvements, and is
possible the Legislature may be applied to- to take
the speculation off the hands of the projectors or
else the widowed and orphan stockholders may have
to submit to decreased dividend and thus eat loaf
the less The Banks discount nothing to the mer-
chants-they do no business, yet they can afford
pull down splendid buildings and put up others
yet more splendid. To add to the extravaganza Of
the movement, they to follow the plan of the
Bank Of America which rears its aristoc ratc front
at the corner of William street, occupying the
whole ground. When, had it beea built with
basement Offices, they would readily yield an in
come Of $4,000 yearly, and the Bank still be
splendidly accommodated. Sach would be a
great item in making the scni.annual divdends.-
This not lost sight Of by Mr. Biddle in the con-
strueton of the United States Bank in New York.
That institution humbly and unpretendingly oecu-
pies the back part of the building, and derives good
income from the front rooms, at the same time she
accommodates other institutions and ndv iduals with
desirable Offices. Gentenen directors, follow this
example in the construction Of your buildings,
and grind Of the public that which you waste
in extravaganza.
Morning herald., 1839-05-11

DILAPIDArIoS TRINITY AND Sr. PAUL's
CHURcn YARDs.-A correspondent calls the atten-
tion Of the rich Corporation Of Trinity Church the
dilaPdated condition of the monuments to the mem.
ory Of our great men in these church yards. How
he expect these fat gentlemen to take any notice
of these things! They are too busy cutting and
wing the rich inheritance with the pampered living
TO care for the memory Of the dead.