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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26

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teusrs0s' ano =" o'ue1 Improvements neces-
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The above tract abounds with never TALL
ing Springs, 70 that i would DO impossible
to find q square nifty acre 6eld, On sny
part Of the land, that wonld not contain va
ter a all times suihcieaf sos several hnsdssd
head on cattle.
The undersigned having witnessed she
swsv from their lines. he has carefully pre-.
served suficiency Of good timber. On or
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TERMS OF BROTHER JONATHAN
Three dollars a year in adrance.

Three dollars gear IN 0drance.
The EVENING TATTLER is publish
ed every day at the same office, and is put
to press at IL o'clock, NJ, in season for the
great northern, eastern, and southern mails,
which all close at about 2 O'clock P. M.
GTAll country newspapers who give
this Prospectus three insertions, will be en-
Titled to an exchange, on sending number
pf their papers to this Office, containing the
advertisement.
@All communications and letters should
be addressed, postage paid, to
GRISWOLD s. COMPANY.
l62, Nassau ST., N. Y. City.
November 6. 1899.
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SHEKIFF,S SALE.

No. Ssh.
" rs. Plurius tacias.
Martha Robb.
In JEFFERSON CIRCUIT COURT,
To December Term 1889.
VIRTUE of the above stated writ OF
ficri facias to me directed, Will ex'
pose to public sale, for cash, before the door
Of the Court House in Fayette,
On Monday the 18th Of Norember nert,
within the hours prescribed by law. all the
right. lille, and interest of Martha Kobb, IN
and to the estate Of Samuel Robb, deceased.
The interes, Of the said defendant Martina
Rol,b, in the aforesaid estate, has been levi
ed on to satisfy said Plaintiffs claims and
all costs. GEO. TORREY, Shift.
WIN. B. TAYLOR, Deputy Shift.
Oct. %, 1889. ts-77.
POSTPONEMENT.
The above sale is postponed until Mon
day the 9th day of December next, Q
which day it will take place.
GEO. TORRFY Sheriff,
VIM. b. TAYLOR, D. 8.
Nov %, 1880.
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Moffat's Vegetable Life Pills and

VIE 30sUeyS0S CSSsW0ssOW III WHICH TAG
- celebrated Lite Pills and Phenix Bit
tiers are held is satisfactorily demonstrated
by the increasing demand for themin every
State and section Of the Union, and By the
voluntary testimonials to their remarkable
efficacy which are every were offered. It
is not less from deeply gratifying conf
dence that they are the means Of extensive
and inestimable good among bis afflicted fel-
low creatures, than from interested .consid-
erations, that the proprietor Of these pre-
eminently successful medicines is DESTROYS
Of keeping them constantly before the public
eye. The sale Of overy additional hottie1
and box Is guarantee that some persons
will be relieved from a graater or less de-
gree Of suffering, and be improved in gem
eral health: for in no case of suffering from
disease can they be taken in vain. The
proprietor has never known or been inform
ed Of an instance IN which they have failed
to do good. In the most obstinate cases Of
chronic disease, such az chronic dyspepsia,
torpid liver, rheumatism, asthma, nervous
and bilious head ache, costiveness, piles,
general debility, scrofuious swellings and
ulcers, scurvy, salt rheum and all other
affections of The organs and membranes, they
effect cures with rapidity and permanancy
which few persons would theoretically be-
Iieve, but to which thousands have testified
from happy experience. In colds and coughs
which, If neglected, superinduce the most
fatal diseased of the lungs, and indeed the
yicera ia geReral. these medicines, It taken
but Cor three or four days, never fail. Ta-
ken at night, they 10 prousose the insensihle
perspiratinn, and 20 relieve the system Of
febrile action and feculent distractions, as
10 produce most delightful sense of conva-
lesence in the morning; and though the usu-
Il symptoms Of cold should partially return
duoing the day, the repetition Of . suitable
disc It the next hour Of bedtime win almost
invariably affect permanant relief, without
further aid. Their effect upon fevers Of .
more accurate and violent kind b not less
sure and speedy if taken in proportionabls
quantity; and persons retiring to bed with
iuflammatory sympt0uD Of the mast alarm
| ine kind, will awake withthe gratifying con-
seriousness that the fierce enemy has been
overthr wn, and can easily be subdued. b
the same way, viceral turgesence, though
long established, and visceral inflamaljons,
however critical, will yield--the FORMER 70
small and the latter 10 large doses Of the
Life Pals; and % slso hysterical affections
hypocondriocisM, resilessness; and very N
nv other varieties of Neurueical clasesuf do.
eesss, yield 70 The efficacy pfS<he sP2eaiz
Bieers. Full dirtctioas for tho ne Of fheee
medicines, and showing their dfetinctivaap.
plicability - dilIs1xnt colnplainiss acccmpa'
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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26

X
UsHE PROPRlErORs ofthis mammo,h
sheet, the "Great Western among the
1newspapers, have the pleasure Of spreading
before the reading public weekly periodi-
zeal, containing great amount and variety
|of useful and entcl tanning miscellany, than
IS to be found in any similar publication ID
khe world.
Each uunber Of the paper contains A.
large IN amount Of reading matter as is
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which cost S2-and more than is conta led
in volume Of lrving's Columbus, or Bhn-
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Tor Three Dollars year.
BRorHER JONATHAN being a genuine
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The present number is a specimen of what
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well in he rarity and extent Of its execution
As Family Newspaper, BROTHER JoNA-
THAN will be found to present attractions
beyond any other:
tile comes, the herald of noisy world,
News from all nations numbering at his back -
The earliest intelligence, foreign and do.
nestle, and the latest novelties in the Lit
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Strictly neutral in politics, it will contain
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fulness to our common country, and our fell
low men, will be advocated and inculc ated
in every page of the Brother Jonathan.
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Grand RenI Estate Lottery.

Grand ReNI Estate Lottery.
vUVHE Grand Real Estate Lottery Of Prop
crty, situated in New Orleans, which
was announced to be Drawn in Florida will,
according to advice just received from the
Managers, and by Authority Of the State Of
Louisiana, be drawn in the city Of Now Or
leans. in the Rotunda Of the city Exchange.
As the folding Of the Numbers, and put
ting them in the wheel will take some time,
Tickets will -emaln on sale for short time
longer, by the agents in this place. See
Scheme.
Nov. &c, 1890. Soft.
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Sept24
THE NEW.YORKER.

The publishes Of The New Yorker res
pectfulIy announce the commencement Of
New Volume Of their journal on the 2lst Of
September next, being the Eiglh Of = doub-
ie Qusrto Edition, and completing the Sixth
wear e its pub. icasi0n in the Folio OF COM
mos sswspaper form.
The New Yorker il now % widely known
a. to render superfluous any detailed deiin-
cation Of .ts character and objects. Suffice
it here that the work 10 intended 10 sustain
the reputation of Weekly Literary Jour
nal not inferior IN ability and standing to-
any ON either side of the Atlantic. About
two-thirds Of its columns are devoted 70 th1|
best Original and Selected Literstnse, &C.,
pr;sing Reviews, Essays, {Sclea;iilc 90
Literary Tales, Poems, choice Extracts
from New Works, Biographical and Hisior
zeal Sketches. &c. &c. Ia this departmenfA
Critical Notices Of nearly all nov publiel
tons Of Interest will b given. Ihe remsas'I
nire columns will be devoted % scondensed
abstract Of the Political And Geneyal Intel
ligence Of the day, Domestic and FMeign
Under this head. the returns ofalI impprtan
Elections thrUuRheut The Unitod 6lAtee vi!
be carefully compiled and counpeHad vi
those of former Elections, - aep Glyes g.
exhibit Of The reatiye strength q 60 "a
iitical party IN The seyeInl States. Aupq
iitical noyements of inteseat val ikews1
DO briefly and impartially chfo0ic5ed.
Sne, Il win b Dc general aim Of this pepel
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able and entertaining. te steedy NpPes<|
through the last three ye6rs q - Aseense 9. 8
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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
NEW GOODS.

AM now receiving an assortment Of
Fresh Goods, for the
Fall and Winter Trade.
which have been careful ly selected in the
New York market, and will be disposed Of
on as reasonable terms, as any other house
in the place. My friends and the public are
respectfully invited to give me call
JOHN C. KICKS.
Rodney, Oct. %, 1889. TIT.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26

THE undersigned having disposed Of his
interest in the Drug and Medicine store
in this place, to Dr.. D. F. ToDD, his interest
in all accounts and liabilities Of the late firm
of r.. N FETHERsroN'H g. Co., will be
settled by him.
JAMES ANDREWS.
Rodney, Nov. 3, 1899 6O-3t.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-26
Winter Clothing.

VintCI O1OCniu6
UST received from the North, CON
- plete assortment Questionable clothing
to which we invite the attention of purchas-
ers. GRlFFING s. CAROTHERS.
October %, 1899. ts-77.
True American., 1839-12-05

ETAT DE LA LOUISIANE-Cou du Prem
~ ier District Judicairc-L' Etat dc Ia Louisi,
one tous ceux que Cos prcscntcs conccrnent-
Salut
Attcndu que HENRY WILLIAM PALFREY
oyant achetc une vente faito par c Sheriff dc Ia
paroisse Jefferson, Ia proPriclG capres dccrite,
u'est adrcss6 grefte dc cetto Cour OH Ia cite
vsatc fut enregist,eo 10 .septeme jour d'Octobrc
de l'annee 1889, ponr avis contormemcnt a un
ac:c, dc Ia Legislature de PEat dc la Lou siane,
'ntituIe Acte pour conrmer les titres dos acquc>
'tcurs aux vento udiciares )" approuve le 10 Mars
1884.
Quill soft connu, Of toutes personncs int6res.Gcs
ont par ccs presentes sommecs, au nom de rEtat
dc Ia Louisiana Ct do Ia Cour du Premier District
judiciairc, qui pourraient avoir droit la pr =
Pritte ot-ap.es decrltc, on consequence dun de-
faut dc forms dams rordrc, e decrct ou le iugc
nent de Ia Cour, vortu duquel la vcnte etc
fat ou dc toue irregulari,G iegalG dams
festimation, ravs Ou 10 temps ct e mode do la
ventc, ou pour uno autre cause quelconque, dc
fare voir, dams trente ours datcr 90 la publica-
t'on dc Get avis, pourquo la vcnte ains faits So
rait pas eonfrmeo ct honologuGe.
La ditto propriee fut vendue par c Sheriff s,,s.
dit, 10 vingteme jour do Septembre do ranuGe
1889, ell vertu dun d6crct de cette Cour rcndu lc
dix~huitiemc jour dc Mars do 'anncc 1889, dams
iaifarc de Maria Cecil, epouse de Charlie Br, wer
e. al. VS.. Les Enfuns mncur ct lIeri,ers de Caarvs
Cecll-No. l25O9 du Docket dc cette Cour a ia
quelle vente le dit Henry William Palirey Seat
rcndu acqu6rcur pour lc pri1 dc qua,r cents Gin.
quante piastres payable Compliant.
Description dc la propriete apres le transfer
judciaierc, savuir
Tn certain lot dc terre, le meme que fut adjugG
vii lam Nicholson Hull, unc vcntc taite , ar
Isaac l.. Nc. Coy, rncnatcur do la vile de la
Nouvcc Orleans, lie IL Mars 1899, en- vcru dun
jugcraent de cette C"ur tu 80 J,nvicr 1886, Ct
que c IL Mars 1899, la Cour ordonna de,rc re-
vondu aux depcns ct risqucs du dit Hull a cause
de 81 negligence ct dc rcfus a rcmplr les
tern:cs CT conditions de Ia dilr adjudication. Ce
lot dc terre est situe dams la Proissc de Jefferson
dams la vc de Carrolton, il est dcsyne par ic nus
nero q',atrc do lilct A, plan drcss6 par
lleniamin Bnisson, arpcnteur dc |. di1e paroisse,
He 90 JansiCt 1886. ct d6posG dams lie bureau dc
Il. b. Ccnas, notao public dc cc,tc vile ii 4
l,nesurc Amcricainc) cnquantn drux p'rds
pouces do face la rue de la Lcv6., qu.rantc eds
srois pOUccs de face h Ia Bur,iie, troIs cents
srente nouf pieds dc proiondcur et face a la rue
Jefferson et trus cents quArc pIcGs six pouces ct
deni sur la lignc que Ie dvse du lot No. 3, ensem.
Die tous les droits, privileges &c. qui upparlicn.
cent.
TGmuin rllsnorub'c A. NJ. Buchanan. Juge
do IA Cour susdit. CO l6 Novembre
1899,
?. LIE BLANC,
n2O st in Sod Dcpu,e Gretlier.
True American., 1839-12-05
AL.NoT1cEs..


HlCs SoUik'' -. -. ..
.sns s' .hs sHe eo%s "fG sse FL
LIAM PAlFREY,ha having purchase at. a sale made
BY the sheriff Of the parish OF Jeaer~on the property
hereinafter describe has applied to The clerk Of this
Court, wose Office the deed Of sale orded on
the seventeenth day m October, A. ID. 1889, for Moni-
ton or Advertisement in conformity to Act the
Legislature Of the Siute Of Louisiana entitled ":n Act
fH The further assurance Of titles to purchasers jul
dcial sales" approved the tenth day Of March, 1884:
Now therefore, know ye, AMI all persons Interested
herein hereby cited and adn0nishei in the Of
the Stale Of Louisiana and of the First judicial Dis
.rict Court, who can set up any right title or claim
and to the property hereinafter described, in c0nSes
quencc Of any nfor"al''y in the order, udg
,nent Of tile Court under which the sale made,
any irreguari,y iIegality in the npprasemen's and
advertisements, IN time, Of sul-, Tor any
other defect whatsoever to show cause within thirty
public papers, why the sale made should be con-
frmed aud hOmoosatcd
The said property sold by the sheriff of the pnr-
ish aforesaid the twentieth day Of September, A. d..
1882 by virtue Of decree OF his Court rendered on the
eighteenth day Of March, A. ID. 1885, in suit entitled
hlura Cecil, wife. of Charles Brewer and al. the
minor children and heirs of Charles Cecil No. l2,3L9
of The docket Of this cn,rt, which sale the said Hem
~ William pulirey became the purcl l'aser, for the
price Of four hundred und thirty five dollars payable
cash.
Description ofrroperty, sgiven in the Judicial Con-
certain lot of ground the same which was od)uli-
Gated to William Nicholson Hull, at s"le made b.
isaac lie cl Oy, aucIlOnceF OF tue Guy oI seW orleans,
the eleventh March 1886, by virtue Of judgment Of
tscourt Of the thirtieh January 1886, and which
ordered Ivy sktd court the eighteenth Mach 1889
be resod at the risk aud Of said Hull, for neg
lecting and refusing comply with the terms and
ditions oLsaid adjudication nid lot being situated in
che parish of Jeerson in the town Of esg'
natel as number Fourn square ono plan drawn Gy
Benjamin Buisson, surveyor Of said parish, the
twentieth ot January 1886, and deposited in the office
Of H. B. Cenas, notary puhlic Of this cit ,and '.as
0rng, in American measure, fifty two fee, eleven inches
front Lev street. aud forty tept inches also
front i,urlhe street, three hundred ard thirty
feet in depth and front Jefer on and three HUNDRED
and fonr feet inches an half the line dividing
ffom lot No. Three together with all the rights prive
ges &c. thereunto belonging.
tPituess, the Honorable A. NJ. Burhanan Judge of the
- Court aforesaid, this 9Th day of No, embcr,
MO p LIE BLANC, Dp Clerk.
True American., 1839-12-05
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,

I OS infrascr'os nucvos proprietarios del bicn
- conocido cstahcclmicnto nnmbrado MAN.
SION HOUSE, stuado en- Ia callc DO la Obrapiu
Mum. 49, ,ienen ell honor de anunciar al pubico
que sns mayores eiuerzos y atcnciones scran dedi-
cadas complaccr las personals que les favorez-
can con su patrocnio. Las vontaja jas que posee di.
cha casa para los vagcrus, tanio por ~ localidad,
comodtiad etc. etc. tan conecldas, que o. inu-
til cnurnerarlas.
81 set--ly CUNY 4 FULTON.
True American., 1839-12-05
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The Canons Of Gnod Breecng. the Handbook Of the
Nun Of Fashion; by the au hor of the Laws Of Eth
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The Shakespeare Gallery, containing the prncipal te.
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Forget Me Not, christmas and new year. present, by
Frederi lex Scho"rl, London edition.
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NICHOLAS NlCKI EBY com, cte in one volume
cheap cii'icn, lust received anu for sale by r.
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NICHOLAS NICKLEBY, Nos. 10 and 20. ins, 70
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True American., 1839-12-05
set--ly CUNY 4 FULTON.
MANSION HOUSE HOTEL,
d In HsDnnue.

No l49, connu sous le nom DO MANSION
HOUSE, ont lhonneur d'informcr le public, qu'ils
teront tous leurs efforts pour SC rchdle agrcublcs
aux personnes qui voudront ben les favoriscr dc
eur contancc. Les commodities qu'offre cettc mai.
son aux voyageurs sont asscz connues pour no
point jugcr necessairc den fre lei 10 detail.
2l srp-lv CUNY Il FULTON.
>lluN y 20, No. SO Old Levee street, in add.
lA ton TO their toner stock have receved from Eng
land per ships Chester Edwin. and Aonantun, and Nv
recemt arrivals from the northern Cities the following
assortment OF Hardware, Iron, Steel, Nails, Anchors
Chains, Cordage, Leather, uIs. &c. which they offer
for sule on accommodating terms:-
HARDWARE.
Brig, trace chains; OK and log do; cane carrier chains
and chains for mills; bright Carolina hoes
and Lyndon = bright cart steel hoes, and slnves and
spades; bright Louisiana hoes grubbihg hoes; black
Caroiua hoes; best Armilnge anvs; blacksmith's bel
lows hammers and lonse files, ted Of all kine;
lbhuIton's make; socket spades, assorted kinds
Row lands ana Hoes mill saws; steel whip and
cross clt saws; hand saws; copper skmrrs and adles
plantation BELLS Indian mills; curry combs; wood
screws; leg locks; American door locks; padlocks cabin
hooks; stee enss nnd paper hoses augers; chisels
and smiths tools generally; bright staple vi
and general assortment Of table cutlery aud shelf
goods.
AXES.
Hunts cast stel axes, ton patterr Hunt's broad
and lnnd axes h assortment Of Hunts tools; Col-
Inns axes; aud 5o dozen asst steel axes made by other
good makers.
100 tons flat, square and round iron; Baltimore boiler
and plate ron hoop iron, al sizes; Russia sheet irdn
Amer do; sheet cast steel aud steel in squarr
and fiat bars, assorted, Ssnd-rsun's make; Crowley
steel; German do best English bli-tered terl; Banca
lin; plate zinc; sheet aud zig lead; sho', all sizes.
NAILS.
500 kegs cnt nails well assorted from tn inches:
so casks wrought mails fine clasp and r.se SO kegs
gar hhds nails s5 kegs fine horse shoe hae Grifn's.
ANCHORS, CASTINGS, &c.
Anchors Ct all sizes; chain cables, do 1000 French
pots, lO pin's; spiders and skiles, large assort
katII MI cnf,s
re; window glass all Sizes Nova Scolia grind ..ones
and large siock Cullen mill stones, assorted sizes
SHIP CHANDLERY.
TarTd rope and halsers, assorted; large and small
Manila rope, Of the bss' kind, and Boston msnuiaeinr.
Manila led cords aud plough lines; aud a variety o
every article in The ship chandery line; leather 81 al
kinds, Just eceived lrani Philadelphia.
s$t,.5 OIL. AND NASAi. STORES.
90 casks pune winter Gil 50 his do; 100 khs
Sd qGu lty lamp oil; i0n nseed oil;
olive mi; 100 hills ,ar 80 pitch nni ro-in; do a..ft
Soap coal tar in half hbls ssiri,s Of tureenne prsh,
yarhh, copai and japan do; nes,sfuul oil 50b hesa
/ Nesheseil white ttdd, &C. va Il
True American., 1839-12-05
THE FIRST DAYS DRAWING OF TIE TWO NIL,
LION LOTTERY,
MONDAY, JANUARY 9th, 1910.

L. Each day wing under the super two
OF Courts in New Orleans, md the wheels opened and
sealed by them.
True American., 1839-12-05
T. G u l.. h PRICES
II. LOUIS STREET RESTA URAT, OPPOSITE
THE FIX CIIANEE

VVNHE Subs riber has the honor to inform his friend,
L md the public in general tina, he will open on the
10th ins'o Resaura, where peySons will he served
tcnrdns I" the bill Of fare, 1T regular prires viz:
Fifty cents for Breakfast and Seven,y.fve cent. for
Dinner. The breakfast will consist uf two dishes a,
'r''" one cup of e. f. ith mix, hau bttle of vine
nnd bread at discretion. The dinner will consist uf
three dishes at optio SOUP hafa bottle Of wine and
bead ut discretion.
a great number OF persons have been complaining for
long time of the Inconvenience fn al tables dbu,es
where they are obliged to be at regular hours. The
has the hope Of having obvatcd that ncon
venlelce in establishing his Resnurai regular prices,
and where wi" be attended TO al everv hour Of
the day. at cheaper rate l,an the liable dhotes.
The subscriber has also elegant saloons for private
parties, and will execute city demands.
0l5-2w MICHEL. DOUAIS
True American., 1839-12-05

ENGLISH ANIMALS.
YENHE BOOK OF BEAUTY, edited by the Coun-
l. tess of Bessington with beautifully flushed en-
cravings.
The Keepsake for 1910, cIedby The Lady E. Stuart
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