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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
Jefferson EIcANMgc.

HyIlii proprefnrs ut the afnve establish
nent return thanks for the libera! pat
ronagc they have hitherto I sceived, and
bes leave to inform their friends and the
public tllatihev vii deserve continuance
Of it .hy keeping constantly on band an ex-
cellent rsso trnent Of WINES and Ii
QEORsS, and al. seasonable eatahles.-
They have made selections Of the best arti
elps f,r their Bar, and confidently expect to
SATISFY all their cus'omers--whether in
Eating or Drinking
NOE & KLIPFEL.
Rodney, Sept. Is. 1888 20
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

BAGGlNG 8, ROF 2, sc.
EVHE subscribers have i'm store, and far
Il sale on commission, "A ,rge supply of
Kentucky and Scotch Bagiag;
IS and Northern 81 lie Rope;
&c and English Baing Urine;
3 Tor Linen;
and few Of the celebrated ON STANDS.
from the manufartory Of Nessrs. Bates,
Hyde g. Co. Bridgewater, Mss.
WATT, BUek e. Co.
Natchez, 18th August, 1888 1876
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

Roots ENd .Nh0eS.

1DCCIS aSNW sSWO(ys
UST received. a splendid assor,men
Q consisting in part Of
Mems fine CALF BOOTS
Do Mud do
Dr. Seal do
ID, do Calf Sewei BROGANS
d. do da P-ged do
Do do Kip na So
Do DO Calf PUMPS
Do do DIN SLIPPERS
Ladies d. Xii d.
Do Go Lasting do
Do do do SHOES
ID, do Calf Winter -
Childrens ANKLE TIES.
oct 81 T. ii. DUGGAN & co.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
Gentlemen's Clothing

Gentlcmen's Clothing.
GUPERlOR OVER COATS
- d. Dress do
do Frock do
do Blanket do
do Cassinere PANTS
do Cloth do "a.
do Satine't do
dn Moleskin VESTS
do Plush do
do fed Velvet do
do plain do do
do fancy Silk TO
do black Satin do
French Print SHIRTS
Linen do
Cotton L. B. do
Lambs Wool do
Stockinett do
I.am''s Wool DRAWERS
Stockinett do
The above, with many other articles o
Genlemen's Ciohing, just received and 70
sale low by
T. II. DUGGAN 81 co.
novel; %
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
KELLEY - HARRIS,
AND THAT AT RODNEY As
HAIR ) & kELI.EY-

They respectfully so.ic.. a ceu.inus nee
Of the patronage of their I'D Psacsssl Gus
toners. and the encourage me- u, efsac b nev
ones as may he disposed tn favor them With
their business.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09
LEVI C.. HARRIS
HENRY KELLEY


@The Naschez Courier & Jsur,,I@
Por, Gibson Correspondent. 6ran3 Gulf
Advertiser, and vicksbargh Resisses,vS1<'
give the above SIX Insertions, and eou2
their accounts here fos setalemens.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-02-09

Just rcceiucd at No. 81, Camp Street,
New Orleans,
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H. ID u q a n 10 ~
Sl12O EsE eS.IRD.

WHEREAS HENRY WATKINS. sometimes
w called Henry Grogan was committed to the
Jail Of Henry county, Virginia, for Horse stealing,
and did The 27h ola prll. break said jail and make
his escape theretrom; therefore, few OF the citi-
zens of said county 10 offer reward,
ONE HUNDRED AND FORTY DOLLARS
for tie delivery OF said Henry Watkins safe in the
an OF said county. Watkins is a large man, twent,
two or three years old, has blue eyes and light hair
fair skin bearing led fresh Color and stoppage il
his speech was raised in this county, and it is
thong hit that he is making for the State of Ohio.
WM ANGLIN.
Henry CO. June II l2t'
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POETfCAI..
CHAMBER SCENE.

She rose from her untronblcd sleep,
And put aside her suft brown hair.
And, in tone IS lss and deep
Asiose's first whisper, breaihed apraser,
Her .now-white hands together pressd-
Her blue eve SHELTERED in its lid
The folded linen on her breast.
Just swelling with the charms IL hid.
As from her long and flowing dress
Escaped bare and slender foot
Whose fall upon the earth did press
Like snow white fake, s1n and mute;
And there. from slumhsr soit and warm,
Like young spirit rcsh from heaven,
ss.e bowed her light and graceful form,
And humbly prayed to be forgiven,
oh God If souls nnsoiled as these
Need daily mere, al Thy throne
II she, upon her Bonded Knees,
Our loveliesi and ourpurcsi one
She, with face so clear and bright,
We deem her some stray child oflight-
II shc, with those soft eyes in tears,
Day after day, in her first years,
Must Lneel and pray for grace from tire,
What far, far deeper need have wKi
How hardly, ifshe win not heaven,
Will or lid errors be forgisenl
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Commission House.

''HE undersigned have associated themselves
together for the transaction ola General Com
mission Business, which will be conducted 10 the
name of j. w. DIBRELL Il Co.
The health of Jas. w. DlbrelI requiring an alb
sence OF few weeks, on visit TO the Virginia water
ing places, Mr. David Bridges has kindly volunteered
ms services during his absence, whom we can con-
hdenty recommend 10 The customers of the House.
as most prompt and efficient salesman.
T. Meure will give the business his unremi,ted at
tenon, and j. w. Dibrell will return to his post the
earliest possible moment. j. w. DIBRELL,
THOS. MIEURE.
Richmond June 10 4w
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Yesterday morning whole crowd
OF people were collected in front of house in Front
street, below Market, their countenances indicating
up, aud on the roof of the house beheld a small boy
creeping from the dormant window down wards the
spout, IN order to catch little pet bird that, re-
leased from its lettets, had taken refuge in that APP
pareuy inaccessible spot. He had gotten about
hall way when fear overcame him. He advanced a
little more. We held our breath and closed our
teeth with excessive sympathy. Another step, and a
convulsve shudler through the crowd. The
bird moved little further. The boy made one I'M
successful gtasp-ihe crowd shneked with apprehen-
slon-and the boy horrible 10 relate! tcit-into the
hands Of his father who pulled him in the window BY
the breeches, and severely whipped him for his tie
nerIty. Phi. paper.
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BULWER AND HIS WIFE.-The novel
lately pubshedby the'~ile of BulWer the novelist,
has already passed through three editions IN En-
gland. Its only merit consists in its bitterness, and
the success with which pourrays the angered feel
,ngs Of a vipdlc,ve woman. ~ II. WILLIS, 10 the
Corsair, gives the following account Of tie first mis-.
understanding between Bnlwer and his wife,
"BULwEn was an ambitious man-full OF genius.
OF profound learning, and liberal views. lie had
written Petham,he first novel of the nineteenth cen
,ury, and The DSO'cned, not far behind II IN merit
llebecame amember Of = Parliament. To his wife he
had breaihed lis hopes, his ambitious thoughts oil
what he could effect He spoke as he would have
spoken 10 his own soul He entered the House OF
Commons he rose to speak twas his first trial
ms lame was al ITS zenith he saw the ghts dance
before hls be~iidered eyes ; The student of the one
solitary lamp cas before blazing and flashing chan
det'ers, and his heart crept back 10 his book grl
sanctuary, and his iougue could not utter It's beauti-
iui and eloquent sediments; he failed. Stunned
and coniounded, he fed TO the sanctuary of home
IKE the culpri, to the sanctuary ofihe church. His
vile was 10 her boudor she had heard of his deeal
at party where she was Her p,de WAS stunr-
lie ente'edto receive hei sympathy. Dropping him
courtesy, she sneeringiy addressed him" All
you are the DISTINGUISHED EDWARD LYTroN BuL.
WEIR, author OF Pelham aud The D,soaoaed You The
man that was 10 regenerate England, 10 overtime i.
the Grey Ministry. Poor thing, scared by the 1a,,
Of a candle - He was overwhelmed with rage. AND
slapped her the face. He was nnparjonabl,
among men, but not among women. The proyoca
ton was great. This was one Of the fr.t causes o.
their separation who TO blame in it Moral
~ and love will answer that question"
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GOODS FOR GENTLEMEN.

M most respectfully call the attention Of gen
w tlemen TO our stock OF Summer Ware which
we will sell at fair moderate prices
Blue black and fancy cold. Cloths and Cassimeres
Black Gro de Etc, Cashrnaimes, Bombazines, and
Georgian Tws, for summer Goats and Pants,
Silk Velvet, Satin and Marseillcs Vestngs, all quail
tiles,
Corded and plain Linens, and Drlngs, OF every
description,
large lot Tenants IL Winchestcrs Stocks. trim d
and plain,
Do PLAIN and rufed Bosoms and Collars
Zeal Goat Skin, Silk, Berlin and Thread Gloves,
Black and white Silk white and nankeen cd Cot
ton half Hose,
Emp rd. Satin, and black Italian Cravats
Gum h. Suspcnders, some the finest manufacture
HUNT q MARTIN.
April 90 "a
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.NEDEC.TE COLLEGE,

TINI1E next Winter Term Of Lectures in the Med
l. ical Department of Hampden Sydney College
al Richmond, will commence IN MONDAY, October
2lst 1889, and continue until the last of February
following.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER. NJ. d. Professor ofSurgery
and Surgical Anatomy.
JNO. CULLEN. NJ. ID. Professor of Theory and
Practice of Medicine
TIL. JOHNSON, NJ, ID. Professor of Anatomy and
Physiology.
L. W. CHAMBERLAYNE, NJ. d. Professor Of
Materia Medica and Therapeutics.
r. l.. BOHANNAN, NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics
and the Diseases of Women add Children
SOCRATES MAUPIN, NJ. ID. Professor Of Chem
isry and Pharmacy.
The College Inirmary, attached to The COLLEGE
Building, has been in successful operation for the
last egh months and furnishes constantly a num-
Der OF interesting Medical and Surgical Cases,-,o
which the Student has at all hours.
Inc College lnfrmary, together with the Aims
bouse, Penitentaiy and Armory, (Which are under
the charge of two Of the Professors) will afford The
Student an opportunity of Witnessing the various dis
eases incident 10 Southern climate. The abund lance
of materials for Anatomical purposes, and tlg,etkred
price at which they furnished will enabrt he Stu
dent 10 acquire intimate knowledge Of the Anao-
my of the human body, and the of Surgical In
sIruments.
During the last Winter Course Of Lectures, from
the number of Surgical Cases admitted into the
lnfirmary, the Professor OF Surgery enabled TO
exhibit before the class, nearly all the important Sur
gica operations upon the tiring subject; and from
the increasing popularity of the Inirmary, there is
reason to believe that hereafter the Surgical Cases
in the House, will greatly increase.
Good Boarding, including fuel, lights servants :
attendance, &c. be obtained in this city for four
dollars per week.
We are authorised TO state that full Coursc oil
Lectures in this Institution will be received as e.
quiyaleDt to one in the following Medical Schools
University OF Pennsy Ivania Jefferson Medical Col
lege ofPbiladelphia; Medical College of the Stale
OF South Carolina Trannsyvana University, Lex
ington, Ky; University of Maryland &c. &c.
The Professor of Anatomy will open the Dssect-
ing Rooms of The College ON the first of October.
AUG'S. l.. WARNER, NJ. d.,
Dean of the Medical Faculty.
Richmond, May 81 ON
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Female School.

'bNllE subscriber proposes al the commencement
l. Of his next session, which will be on Monday
the first OF July next. receiving into his School mono
but FEMALE PUPILS, which he designs con
tinuing, should the patronage received justify it,
His course will be comprehensive and thorough, and
will embrace all the branches of Education which
are laugh, in other Female Schools in this place.
Terms, per session of five months:
Isl Class-SpelIiug, Reading and Wri-
ting, Sic so
end Class-E glish Grammar Geogra-
ply, Arithmetic and History, Is 90
3ra Cass-Latin, Greek and French
Languages, Rhetoric, Natural Philosophy
and Astronomy, 90 90
Paper, Ink &c. Gffurnshed,) rs
Payment to be made in ddrancc. Pupils will be
received AT any time, though not for shorter period
than a session from the Time OF reception. A yaca-
ton of several weeks will be given in the month OF
August. AT The end of each session there will be a
public examination.
SAM'L. d. TOMPKINS.
June 3 6w
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NOTICE is hereby given, that book for SUB
L y scrlptions to the additional Stock OF the BANK
of Virginia, authorized by the late acts oil the zen,
eral Assembly of this Commonwealth, isho" open ''
this Office.
The terms upon which the subscriptions are 10 DC
made For every share subscribed, twenty hve
dollars must be paid, with interest thereon rom '"I
Sd instant. when the Commonwealth subscriber '"u
paid for three thousand two hundred ano hlty sn"'
and MY five dollars, in three equa '"st',
ments oftwo, Jour and six months thereafter, WIN
Interest from the same period -.
F. SYDNOR, Cashier
June 20
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ANECDoTE-oRIGINAL AND TRUE.

Mr.. Frankly A., who was gentleman of
good pats and infinite humour, used with much
pleasantly TO relate the following anecdote as having
eecsFred 10 himself when young man. A young
lady 10 the neighborhood had his affections and
he bad commenced paying her his addresses. Du-
ring the courtshp he sometimes supped with the
lady's family. when be was always RECALLED with
hUnely dish Of milk and mush and being of serious
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1839-07-01

NlRGlNlA-A rules held in the Clerks Office of tn
Circuit Superior Court OF Law aud Chancery for tn e
County otNclson, in the month of June, 1899
Guthrdge Lyon plaintiff
against
James won his right and administrator of Frances
Lyon deceased John Anderson Mary T. his wife for
merly Mary i. Lyon, Sally Lyon, John Lvon Frances
Boyd, formerly Frances Lyon William Bovd and Nancy his
wife, formerly Nancy Lyon William Lyon and Elizabeth
oeh"y, formerly Elizabeth Lyon Defendants.
In CHANCERY.
The Defendants Jehn Iyon Frances Bovd William Rovd
and Nancy his wife, William Lyon and Elizabeth Gentry
not having entered their appearance and given security nc
eordng TO the act OF Assembly and the rules this Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are moi
inhabitants OF tins commonwealth IL is ordered that they
do appear here before the first day September term
next and answer the bill of the Plaintiff and that copy of
Tins order be forthwith inserted in The ynchburg Virg
nian newspaper published in the town OF Iyncbburg Tor
two months successfully and aaother copy thereof posted
at the front door OF the Courthouse this county on some
court day. A Copy-Teste " '
IA, RIO, {. CUTLER, Clerk
June "a woln
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Mountain Lime f0,. .Syye.

'HE Subscriber has made arrangements to keep
= constantly on hand a supply OF MOUNTAIN
LIME OF the best qualify. Those wishing to
purchase, can be supplied with any quantity by APP
plying at my Factory at the lower end of main si,e e
June
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turn, hs was generally invited 10 say grace over The
meal. The sumner Frankly did not take amss, as the
family of hi. far Que vas ~ but moderate eircum-
stances and being himself poor. he admired 80 much
omes,ie ECONOMY besides he was satisfied, provid-
Cd no could obtain the affections OF his Duleinea.
..rbe course of true love-. IL is said. never runs
smooth" and Frankly CHANGED To have rival who
mas much richer than himself One evening when
he was visiting his chafmer after the board had been
sptead with he frugal meal oil mush and milk but be
tore the family had taken their the fabcsone
one spied Franky's rival riding up. Immediately "a
change came DER the substance ofthe neal ASH
by magic the table was cleared Of its load, and nough
remained 10 tell the tale bat the clean white cloh'
In the course OF a short time. however the table was
again furnished. not before. but with suitable 'p
pendapes for making tea, and with warm biead,sueh
As rs hastily baked. aud in common paflance calied
short cake" When all was ready, as was The Gus
tom. brother Aus Invited 10 say grace, who
with due soiemniiy, hands folded, and ewes closed,
pronounced the following imprompu benedcton.
The Lord be praised
low | m amazed
To see how things have mended
Here's shori cake and tea,
For supper see.
Where mush and milk were intended"
1t is almost unnecessary to add, that after ihls
grace Frankly returned TO his lady love- but
lett her TO the undslurbed possession OF his more
fortunate rival. Coed Gazette
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NOTICE is hereby given that the Co partnership
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the style and firm Of" Langhorne Il Burton, "
is this day dissolved by mutual consent; and that
Mr.. James Benagh is alone authorized to collect
the debts due the INN. and pay those due from it.
IL. S. LANGHORNE,
DAVID w. BURTON.
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Va N,2g2Il
Tearing LHssCHbstrS for Richmond or
the .y.nrfh

FAVE Lynchburg Mondays, Wednes-
- days and Fridays, at Q O'Clock, A. M. arrive at
Char louesvles same evening. at p. NJ. Leave
charlottesville next day by 5 A. NJ, reach the Rail
Road distance of only 25 miles from Chalolles-
VILE after the LIST of July, by 10 o'clock, and arrive
IN Richmond same evenings by P. M. This will
be found BY FAR the most comfortable route as well
as the most expediuous TO Richmond going
North, by way of Washington City, having no night
travelling ahei leaving Lynchburg The teams
and coaches on this line first rate, and the
drivers skIllul, careful and accommodating. No
pains VIII be spared to render the trip safe and plea
SAINT TO the passengers.
Fare though to Richmond 50 SOTO Frede-
rlcksburg Sl2, S. b, CLOVES, Agent.
June Il. IL
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WHEAT AND MARRI.aTs.-The Massachusetts
Spy has gathered up the following OF the mo-
dcrn discoveries Of the politicians OF the day. that
the high price OF agricultural productions dimnshes
The number OF mairln oual cenirocts The proof IS
sought in the statistics OF England, and table was
exhibited by Mr. Eantoubn in of his Lectures,
showing that love rose and fell with the market va.
lue Of gam. The evidence is contained IN the CO
lums of figures below, expressing the rfce OF wheat
and the number Of marriages in the United Kingdoms
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The average price Of wheat in each year above
stated, Is 75s., OF marriages, II ,79l
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100 Negres Wanted.

WISH to purchase 100 LIKELY NEGROES
L Of both sexes, from 10 to 25 years Of age. Per
sons having such property for sale, will do well to
Gallon me, as | am willing TO give the highest Cash
price gwen any where in the State. NJ. HART.
MAY - "a
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against
William Lefwioh, d. H. and John Leitwich
Executors Of William Lcnwieh, deed. and Boyd
Miller, Defendants
Is CHANCERY.
On motion Of the defendant William Leitwich,
Executor OF VILLAIN Lelwich. decd. by counsel
dissolve tic Injunction awarded the plaintiffs in
this cause, on the 27ih day Of November 1882, by
the County Cont Of Bedford the court,without this
time deciding upon the claim asserted by the plaintiffs
in their bill to the slave Suky, doth for the present
overulc said motion, and doth order that the com
missioner OF this Court do take an account Of the
administration of the estate Of the said William
Ledwich deceased, and also the price AT which said
slave, the time Of the division Of the slaves Of the
said icsiator amongst his legaees, was assigned or
allotted to the children OF Mildred Otcy, and make
report thereof TO The count, with any matter special
ST ated, thought pertinent by himself, required
by the parties 10 be statd-A nd the said commits
sioner is authorized to examine the parties in sol
cmn form upon heterogeneous, touching the sub
lect matter OF paid accounts-and liberty is reserved
10 tn SAID defendant to repeat his motion upon the
coming in Of SAID report.
Copy-Teste,
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OBJ PRINTING Executed at this office. with
neatness and despatch.
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Others, containing
Two hundred and four acres,
With comfortable Buildings and other improve
ments.
Any person wishing 10 purchase will refer to Nh
Stering Claiborne for the terms. And those wish,
ing To buy for cash, invited to examine it, a
bargain will be sold for cash. The subscriber wish
cs 10 effect n sale II possible before the first day OF
August next, until which time the Land vii! be in
market
WILLIAM THOMAS HlGGINBOTlIAH.
Nav % ia
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VIRGINIA, sat- a Circuit Superio, Court
Of Law and Chanoery, continued and held for
Bedford county, at the Count house, on the Sd day
of May, 1899
William l.. otey and Reayes S. Scruggs,
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ENPURSUANCE OF A DECREE OF THE
L Crcun Superior Court Of Law and Chan
ceiy for the county of Amherst, pronounced on
the 2d day April 1889, in Chancery suit therein
depending between Frederick MurrelI and wife,
plilfs and Peter p. Thornton, amdr. Of Josiah Ven
able. decd aud others deits the undersigned. APP
pointed Commissioner for the purpose, w on the
goth day Of July, 1889, sell. OF the Market House,
in the Town Of Lynchburg, 10 the highest bidder, a
negro man named M A Il on a credit till
the ls day Of April next, the purchaser giving note
satisfactorily endorsed payable at Of the Banks
in Lynchbufg. WIN. l.. COLEMAN,
for Z. Penn, Sheriff of Amherst,
aud as such Commissioner.
June 30 I20J
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DELINQUENT LANDS FOR sALE.:

LANDS FOR sALE!!
r. ieoderof re
10 Gtayon
ofotrp
L.LvD
1bengin
o 7
Resuen sat
oil tie above me"
An
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JOS. WILSON, elk.
CoMMIssIoNER's OFFICE, }
Liberty, Nav 10. 1899.

COMMISSIONER OffItE,
Liberty, May 10, 1889. :
The parties IN the above cause, will take notice,
dat shah, my Office, IN this town, at the hour
OF ten O'Clock IN the morning Of Thursday the 18Th
day of July neNi commence the accounts directed By
the foregoing decree AT winch time aud place they
required attend, with their accounts. vouchers,
witnesses and copies OF court papers, prepared for ex
animation aud settlement. J. A. WHARTON
June II wAw