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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-11-06

The Richest und most Magnificent Scheme
eper presented to the Public, inthis or any
other country.
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SYLVESTER g. CO.
1876, Br0Gdpdu. Nesr York.

GranO Seal Estate s. Baak Gtoek
LOTT D BT
Of Property situated. IN NelO
Orleans.
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Drugs, Medicines, 4 Chemicals.
comprising most Of the essential articles,
which we shall: end avor to keep constantly
on hand, fresh and genuine, direct from the
Northern and Eastern cities, and for sale on
as good terms terms as. they can be mad at
any other southern Town.
Chemicals.
Calomel, Cor. Sublimate, Tartar Emetic,
Sugar Of Lead, blue, white and green Vii.
riol, Flor Benzoin, Bismuth, Zinc and Mar
tales; Red Precipitate, White do, Lunar
Caustic, Ethiop's Mineral, Kenne,s do,
Tartar Vitriolatcd, Golden Sulphuret Anti
mony, Hydriodate of Potash, Oxide of Bis
muih, OF Zinc, lion, and Lead; Sulph.
Quinine, Morphine, Emesine, Strychnine,
Salacine, Lupulins, Rhubarbine, Iodine.
Gums.
Gum sArabac, Guaiacum, Gamboce.
Kinos, Elastic, Tragacanth, Aloes, Amoniac,
Benzoin, Myrrh, Scammony, Canphor,
Opium.
Powders.
Antimonialis, Arrow Root, Bark, Cream
Tartar, Charcoal, Dovers, Ginger (Jamai-
cay Ipecac, Jalap, Rhubarb.
Salts.
Sal Ammoniac, Duireticus, Nltre, Martis,
Epsom, Polychrestus, Prunelle. Ghuber.
Rochelle, Tartar, Soda.
Acids.
Acid Acetic, Citric, Lemon, Muriatic-
Nitric, OxaIic, Prussic. PyroIigneus, SuIphu.
rio, Tasiaric.
Herbs, Roots, &c.
Colombo, Colchicum, Elicampane, Cen
tian, Ginseng, Hellebore, Ipecac, Liquor
ice, Merzereon, Orris, Sarsaparilla, Sassa-
fras, Seneka, Serpent virginia, Scilla, Tur-
meric, Valerian, Sem. Anisi, Fennel, Caro-
way, Coriander, Cardamom, Flaxseed,
Mustardseed, (bIack and Whitley; Wormseed,
Ergot, Cocculus, Indicus, Cubebs, Peruvian
Bark, (paIe, yellow and red); Simafouba,
Aurantii, Quassia, Flor. Chamomile, SAT.
from, Sage, SIENNA, (Ind: and Aiexsa.); iva |
Ursi, Digitaiis, Hemlock, Horehound, Cat
nep, Lemon Balm, Lobelia, Cxrrageen or
irish Moss, Icelandic Moss, Cowage, Eiafe-
rium. Nux VOfnica. sEs SO
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI }
WILKINSON County. {
Probate Court--April Term, l839.

Probate Court-Aprl Term, 1889.
To all persons interested in tie Rea. Estate Of
SAMUEL DELoAcH, ased,-Greeting:
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
before the Hon. Probate Court, of said
county, at its next June Term, to show cause,
if any you have or can, why the Real Estate oil
said Samuel Deoach, deceased, should not be
sold to pay the debts of suid deceased, Ito witt
his undivided interest, being the ninth part OF
a tract of Land lying in the county and State
aforesaid, adjoining the lands Of Alexander
Dunbar and C.. A. & j. Thornton, containing
about five hundred and fifty acres.
WITNESS the Hon. N. ScUDDER, Judge oil
Probate in and for said County Of Viii.
kinson, the second Monday Of April
A. d. 1889.
JOHN c. ALEXANDER, Clerk.
BY THos. w. HAYS, d. G.
Issued 18th April, AID. 1889. l6w6
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$3.50 REWARD.

I'D ANYWAY from the plantation orthe sub
M scrber on the night of the 22d Of March,
a yellow woman named FANNY VOOLFOLK.
She is low and chunky, broad face, bow-leg-
ged, turns her toes in, broad teeth, wide apart,
and has scar on her right cheek bone. It is
supposed that she was enticed off by an Indian
Fellow, and will probably try to pass herself
for an Indian woman, but her speech and hair
will be sufficient to detect her.
will give reward Of $50 for the woman,
and 500 for the thief, if he be prosecuted to
conviction.
w. S. HAMILTON.
PLANTATION, West Fell, La, March 25, 1889
lava
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New Advertis c m n t 8 +.
NOTICE.

TIME undersigned Commissioners, appoin
teddy the Board ofPolice of Amite Coun-
~, 10 superintend the letting out and building
Court House and Clerks Offices in the town
of Liberty, according to the plan adopted for
the same, by said Board, (Which plan will be
exhibited and explained to all those wishing
TO see and examine the same previous to the
day Of letting out, on application to William G.
Harrell, } will, on the Sd Monday OF June next at
Liberty, proceed to let out the same to the low
est bidder. The undertaken will be required
to give good and sufficient bond for the faith
full performance Of the work in a workmanlike
manner, and to be completed by or before the
first day OF October, 1910, ready for the fall
Term OF the Circuit Court of said year, paya-
BILE to the President of the Board of County
Police Of said County and his successors in Of
flee, in double the amount Of the CONTRACT
The building TO be Of brick and wood, and the
payments will not be exceeding $l800per year,
as the work progresses, and the undertakers
will have to wait, without interest, on the coun.
~, for any balance after the completion Of the
work until it can be raised by special tax fol-
that purpose.
VIM. c. HARRELL,
FRANCIS WREN,
Commissioners
May Ia, 1889. cows
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M The neatest pun we have seen about our
title. has been manufactured by the Louisville
Enquirer Like VIM. Tell, he bends his bow
and shoots as straight as an Arroo. Thus he
hits the mark: "W. Need 81 c. S. Smith, have
turned the Bullet-into) the Bowie Knife.
Bo,cie Knife.
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M.acH OF INTELLECT !--"Sammy, dear, hold
~ m YOUR head, and tell tho gentlemen how
mucn . wan y "Eicven" "Nor' Twelve
guess "s:Th;rteon." Mop "Fourleen." "No!'
mo NO, aNoy" "Sixteen." "No!" "Se-
"f. .oan y aNov eighteen" "Right, mo-
,sers own darling! that boy Pm thinking will
mai make figure in the world"
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The prisoners taken at Prescott, Lower Can
ada after the battle OF Windmill Point, have
ali had their trials before the Court Martial
=, Kingston, which has adjourned. OF the 1874
persons taken, 20 have been executed, 5 par
aaoned, 4 acquitted, and $50 remain in prison
nnder sentence of death.
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NOTICE.

TNHE Undersigned, Executors Of the last
will and testament Of Samuel Moore, dec.
will, at the next June Term of he Probate
Court of Amite county, present Their account OF
their administration Of the goods, &c. Of said
decd, for final settlement and allowance.
JOHN MOORE,
THO'S. l.. MOORE,
- Executors
April 18th, 1889. 15w6
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A. Ir;sh attorney, who died poor, was buried
l., ~" shilling subscription. Some one asked
G oy for his shilling, "For whata" he ex-
slo;ned. "To bury an attorney" ''llere
tt the pound-note, and bury twenty of then
nj a shilling head"
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TNOR SALE OR RENTING House and
III Lot on which Mrs. P. Hall resides, stu
ated near the Liberty Spring, Southeast OF the
Male Academy.-For terms, apply to 2. ).
Caffry, or Thomas W. Pound, Esq. Liberty,
Mississippi. April 10, l833.-l6-tf
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DIR. I. ID. PROCTOR

Nd ESPECTFULEY offers his services tc
., the citizens of Liberty and vicinity, in
the various branches of Medicine, Surgery
and Obstetrics.
Having been engaged in the practice of his
profession for the last two years, in miasmat,
ic district, he has become intimately acquain-
ted with the diseases incident TO his climate
Office on Main. street, over Messrs, Donnella
& Rudd's store, where he may be found when
not professionally engaged.
Liberty, April 16, 1885, l6
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Nf04Nlt0I.R!o

A T the June Term, 1899, Of the Probate
~ Court of Amite county, will present my
Guardian account, and render the same tor IL
nal settlement and allowance, on the person
and estate of VICTORIA. c. DAVIS, (now Victo-
ria C. McLeanO at which time all those inter-
ested can attend if they think proper,
THO: BACHELOR,
Mnv a 183e-19w6 Guardian
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MOzp!gy.!t,QIna
NOTICE.

A T THE APRIL TERN, 1889, OF THE
~ Probate Court of Amite County, the un.
dersigned was appointed Administrators de bO-
mis- non of the Goods, Chattles, &C., of Griffin
Gdyden, deceased.-All persons indebted to
said Estate are requested 10 make immediate
payment, and those having claims against said
Estate will present them duly authenticated
within the time prescribed by law, or they will
be forever barred
ELIZABETH MORGAN,
ADMINISTRATIVE, de bonis non.
April rs, 1889. live
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March 81, 1889.
NOTICE.

A + the June Term, 1889, Of the Probate
~ Court Of Amite County, will settle my
account as one of the Executors Of Henry X.
ErereA, and surrender my letters Testamenta-
ry, and prayto be discharged from the Admin
istrotion olthe said Estate, Of the Testator
v. #. CRAWFORD.
Executor of IT. r. Foerea,
April 4, 1899, laws
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$50 REWARD.

CtTRAYED from the subscriber, sometime
y last fall two COLTS Of the following de-
scription-a bright bay colt with little white
in his face, years old-the other is dark bay
colt, with white spots on his loins-they are
both packoels. A reward of $40 will be given
for the delivery ofthe colts, or any information
concerning them thankfully received.
ROBT. STEWART, Sr.
March 7, 1899. loft
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A r the, next June Term of the Probate
IA Court Of Amitc county, Twill present my
account as Administrators Of tie goods, &c. OF
Nazara Pool, deceased, for fna settlement and
allowance. ROBERT PDOL, Admir-.
April II, 1885, lows
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NO'TICE.

TIME PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
under the name and style Of BACON
& M'KNIGHT, is this day dissolved, by H.
Mcknight having purchased E. A. Bacon's en-
tire interest in said firm. H.. Mcknight is
charged with the settlement OF tho liabilities OF
said firm, and all those indebted to said firm
will please make payment to him.
E. "A. BACON,
HAMILTON M'KNIGHT.
Liberty, April 23, 1889. l8-tf
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May IA, 1889.
LOST.

.nN the 18th instant, between Liberty and
the residence of Peter Faust, small
calf skin Pocket Book, with the following ma
med contents $40 on the Bank of the State
of South Carolina, and S. do. each payable in
Charleston,-$5 on the Bank OF Camden, s.
C.-S10 on the Commercial and Rail Road
Bank of Vicksburg,--$5 on the Commercial
Bank of Columbus, Mi, and several dollars in
Shinplasters.-Any person finding said pocket
book will confer favor by returning it to the
owner.
JAMES NJ. NORWOOD.
May Ia, 1889. COWS
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HENRY p. JON Els.

n.7-Fhese valuable Pills arc for sale at s,
Tiiotson's Store, Liberty, land at Capt. Hunts
Store, Rose Hill; and, on enquiry, can be had
II overv ,nwn in the State. 19m6
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ID w a. Jail c Of nm'e County, sS one one
- the 18th instant, by T. W. Pound,
I'M Justice Of the Peace in and for said
N1 County, as runaway, negro man
- who calls his name TRAVIS, and
says he belongs to Mrs. Smith, living five miles
from Jackson, La.--Travis is a likely mulatto
stout built-about 90 or 81 years Of ages
feet 10 inches high--has scar on the big
toe of his left foot, supposed 20 have been cut
with an axe--no other marks visible-had on
coarse cotton shirt, blue dress coat, marseilles
vest and grey cassinet pantaloons-no shoes
The owner of the above described negro is
requested TO come forward, prove property
pay charges and take him out of the Jail, or he
will be dealt with according to law.
M. M. WHITNEY, Jailor.
Liberty, May l6, 1889. 2O-tf
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MOTH ID q

N ETTERS OF ADMINISTRATION hay
ing been granted to the undersigned at
the January Term, 1888, of the Probate Court
of Marion County, on the Estate Of William
Conerly, deceased, oil persons indebted to said
Estate arc requested to make immediate pay
ment, and those having claims against the same
will present them within the time prescribed
by law, or thcv will be forever barred.
WIN. NJ. RANKIN,
,t administrator.
March 81, 1889. lSw6
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NOTICE.
NOTICE.

III ETTERS Of Administration having been
"A granted to the undersigned at the Pro,
bate Court OF Amite County, at the Novem-
Der Term, 1888, on the Estate Of VIM. S. Nc
KoY, all persons having claims against said
Estate will present them duly authenticated
according to law, or they will be forever BAR
red. 9 t@
VIM McKOY,
Admir-
Nov. 2S, 1888 4sm6
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ID w A. Jail o o. Rmits County, 'S ' one
49, the 18th instant, by T. w. Pound
w Justice of the Peace in and for
sz91 said County, as runaway, negro
- man who calls his name DANIEL,
and says he belongs to Mrs. Smith, living five
miles from Jackson, La.-Daniel is about FL
or go years of ages feet 10 inches high
dark compexion--stout built--has scar on
the right side of his head, about two inches a.
.bove his ear--no other marks visible--had on
coarse cotton shirt, blue frock coat, blue cloth
vest and blue cloth pantaloons-no shoes.
The owner Of the above described negro is
requested to come forward, prove property,
pa charges and take him out of the Jail, or he
will be dealt with according to law.
NJ. M. WHITNEY, Tailor.
Liberty, May l6, 1889. 2O-tt
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HEALTH SUPERIOR TO EVERY THING


From Newton, we have knowledge Of the skies,
From Locke, the rules which regulate the wise,
From Shakespeare, portraits of the human mind
From Byron, all that's glowing, vast refined
And 80 VIC might rehearse their varied claims,
Through the bright volume of a thousand names
But there is one from whom boon more blest,
We have received than from all the rest;
boon than knowledge, wisdom, song, or wit.
That's far more dear and all acknowledge it.
What is that blessing3 ask that bounding swain,
So lately struggling on bed of pain;
Ask yonder man, so rosy and SO trim,
Just saved from fever'd head and wasting limb
Ask where you choose-one answer will you hear
Which like hymn, shall fall upon your ear,
For all will say, "Sweet soother of our ills,
THE HEALTH RESTORED ny DIR. PETERS PILLS
n
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NOTICE.

n ETTERS testamentary having been gran
ted to the undersigned at the October
term, 1888, of Amiie Probate court, on the
will of HENRY r. EVERETT, deceased, dill per-
sons having claims against the estate Of said
Everett, will present them. within the time
prescribed by law, or they will be forever bar.
red.
VT. CRAWFORD,
ELIZABETH EVERETT,
4, a in Executors.
November sS, 1888. dams
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800 REWARD.
NOTICE.

u ETTERS of Administration having beer
4 granted to the undersigned at. the Pro-
bate Court of Amite County, at the Novembe,
Term, 1888, on the Estate of REASON ROBIN
SON, Deceased-All persons having claims a.
gainst said Estate will present them duly au-
thenticated within the time prescribed by law
or they will be forever barred.
TIMOTHY M. ROGERS,
DAVID JACKSON,
administrators,
Nov. go, 1855. 48m6
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NOTICE.

April 18th, 1889.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-05-16
ENTERTAINMENT.

lid OBERT THOMPSON announces to tn
~ public that he has opened House 0
Entertainment in the town OF Woodvillc, in The
commodious building fronting the Court House
on the West side of the Public Square, where
travellers and others can be cheaply and com
fortably entertained. His cooks, skilled in the
culinary art-hs bar supplied with the choicest
liquors-his beds clearly and warm ; and his
stables, we'll provided with provinder, and at.
tended by careful hostlers, he confidently as
serts that both man and beast will find with him
every thing conducive to their comfort and con
venience.
January 81, 1888. n5 6m
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-02-16
N UNI BEER z.

suit of the experiment in its operation thus far furnish
good believe that the example will not be lost
upon our southern feowcitizens. The recent election of
members of Congress said exhibit considerable in
in that body of the friends of the save and it re-
qures prophets ken discern in the vista of future
years constant gain, until the House of Representatives
shall find it both proper and convenient permit their
masters the PEOPLE, to express opinions in their pres-
ence and allow such of their body may desire it, to
talk about those opinions in their places
This having been effected, the abotionst may begin
to contemplate putting off his The of truth
will then have received powerful impulse that ne
her the shackes Of avarice, the munimens of pro-
slavery sophistry, longer resist its course Let but
the light of truth have free course penetrate the dark
and abyrnh, the strong holds of slavery and
away the curtains which conceal its deformty, and
its death knel will be sounded through the length and
breadth of our land.
WHEN THE WORK WILL DONE.
We may probably conclude, with good degree of safeA
ty, that 'ths generation shall pass before so
long mostened by the and blood of the wrechcd Az
can slaves shall be pressed only by the foot of feemen
In the accomplishment of this great work, ought all to
have something to do. With willing mind, we may find
our appropriate part, and learn specific duty. We
must not be idle--we cannot be indifferent.
The God and avenger of the oppressed has arisen for
their vndicaton, and in voice of thunder calls upon Us
to work. This work must not be RENTED,
" Until immortal mind
Uushackled walks abroad,
And chains longer bind
The image Of our God.
Until captive one
Murmurs on land wave;
And, in his course, the
Looks down upon SLAVE"
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THE VOICE OF EE1RIgMD@MIo
For The Voice of Freedom.
GOV. CAMPS ADDRESS,

Delivered at the sen-annual meeting OF the orleans
County .fnt- Slauery Society, at Coventry Jam 49,
1889.
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be found principles congenal and auxaries more
efficient than are afforded by the anti-savery societies.
TO THE PATRIOT.
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Z. & a. Carnnbcli.

70. Us Baiiiner, 81. ttirefa Cis,ies and Lirhi
sirstb, Bail.aore.
IMPORTERS 81 Watches. Jeweiry. Plated
= srd Bsanria Ware. Lsinns. Pi,tois. wi,tl-
~ Goods. &c, invite thu attention % dealers
sod others 10 their a.sorimcnt Of C,COFSS.
consisting, ga part. Of
Gold sad SILVER Lever. Dnpisx. Lepine. An
chos and Cylinder Fsoagsmsta Watches.
silver Fer;'csl Watebcs ~ superior quality.
Cold Guard anI Fob Cbai3s, alch ks,s aad
seals.
Euil suite Of JcWelry Esr.Rin-s.
Breast Pins, Finger Rings, Pcacil Cases,
fhim1ies, Spectacle
Silver Fable, Tea. sad Dessert spoons,
Soup Ladies'. Sugar Tong.
Pistet Cprtitstcks CsIor.. Coasiers,
Csks Baskets, Tea are Coffee sets.
bfHansia Tea nd C0dee Set, e Dixon &
Sons manulaetIrc.
Astral, h'auiei, aui ss.reading Lamp-, Can.
de.strss. &C.
Ndh aq excellent assofimeht o. all descrip-
toss q Military GOODS, a.
Sii lnd Plated $ ~oris ~sbfes. y 2anieiis " ings.
Ctapcau sgj iint Trin,niaas gali Bailoas
and Buttons 81 tae virginia state gerulstiou.
silk Wofsiea ashes, Piuuses. &C.
Ali 81 which itey odef "a Wholssa q and lgs,sii
% liberal terms
sF-Oriers from he esnnirv wiiI receive
promp, ausuloa- AliiHsfy Coupons, fufni.h.
% sfj equipped. hJ addressing - ABOVE.
March -. t~21--ft
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WOULD spprze mr. friends sad ire puhjis
\ gcafrailF sho ere food q 6ne colts. "A A I
haT- Deeou4e TIE hair oWbsr Of QEAMTT
CLEER. wah TIE sniirs c0sifoi oF h,se. sed
ihsi BE- sfil De - b. Old stand. a ,ay ssssi.
eoe Hiis f'pis isstosH, 90 ~. pee rssS 80
pared o. ssfss msfes By the i0gh u Niarsh n
WuI - ~ ny power ~ render i5s ssssisss 81
CsaniieieTr - LIZ ~ sBy hshioaabls blooS
hofss 10 Nfz'rs. u a.sa BE- granted b. All
rho kaov re eompara'iVs siaHdisg of stations
tafp'ishooi our eo1htsy - u regard. torsilsrd,.
that thsn'iciesf rauhs No amOnsst ssaiss
srsf hef'ss " proof - required n this. seed
onis mention usi be SIRE sas Oh So .fysAs-
dam Bisck Chest
Col wssas bsssas il Cbssiielsss's fen AZ
ief. Pict9a ssid g. have bees ne best soit an
80 three yesf Old fornsJ ever bred ~ Ameries.
~as esit from issosils. .Hiss .g.sfss. = ssle-
bfsisd fsse mare 81 long distances. 49, pro-
d8csd by Coissitia, ssfbef f8ll sister 81 chsatt-
eiser, aad ushy sthsr dsstissaishsd kofs.s
have bosa prod0ssd by BE fuli satsss. ID =
NJ iaiesi,on ~ bsiaTiBg Chasiislsss sxais -
fofs re pa5ie ~ ave tbsm % ovpossas,iy 81
gstiioz coils fAssp. sid % Isiaia hin here 40
ierg - hs shsii b. literally batrsaizsd
Yer farthsf particulars. see hasa- bile
THOMAS g. BAYLOR.
LestoUn. Jegsrsoo eoualg.
tsn 81 fs10--H
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yEEEERSOea LAND
E'OR SIZE.

TyStiE subscriber oler. for sale the FARM Of
"a Ms Robinson. IN the coun,, ~ Je.Ee rson
si the mouth VI the Daliskia Greek. eoutaiaias
by survey
Fosr Auadrel and siTfy.sigh and three
gayf.r Heres
u - believed there are few pieces Of property
TINE same exten; with TITS more valuable. bal
the resi'!oace OF The subscriber makes other IN.
'esinieni, iaore agreeable 10 him. To save the
iro,ae OF Inquiries he Wall state ihai bis price /,
go pee acre -oue Ga irsi eash toe remsiuier In
oac, i"', hrec al iour year., hra-,ns ir,er-.t
Loaalpicsupn. IN relation 10 The property
ear ~ made - his relative. Mr.. J. T.. {, Tayior
~ i-t.egs5r. br whom. or Nv Mr. " X Ienkin,
su uic pfcmi'ss, IL will DC shewn 10 persons dc
,ico,.s OF purchasing.
MONcURE ROBINSON.
Phil,ie'rhia, Dee. 6. I-2S-if
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-04-18
SAMUEL CAMERON.
PERFORMANCES

In tho spring of 1881, when years old, lac q
and IN bad condition, be ran mile heats ct Tree
Hiil with Tribe aud several Others he was I'd
an the race, won by MIR. wm. Minges Molly
Howell, ~ three heats. For particulars. Sc.
Ansr'ess Turf Register, Jahc No, 1851. vol 2.
p. 5i3l In the ensuiog fsil he ran at New Mar
ket, (Petetsburg.) two mile heats, Va inning IN,
race ~ three hsats, beating Mr.. Goodies col, b.,
Eclipse. Nj. william Jobbson'. Clifford b, SIR
Charles. and received forfeit from tw % other.
amounting TO evO dcilat.. The next .prinx hi.
oSaer gave him rini ~ith the ceiebratrd Iis,.
ard tao miles. and iheu a .nsie aii.; he PROV
Ell better on both tfiAis than Bsysra he ran
tho two miles ~ ira. 57. the one mile IN I'm
9S,-, on dead heavy sandy course Ia thi- trisI
Pamunky sustained an injurs-so much 80 that
bs va, neNer clear % issaepes.. A few week.
alter. he ran At Fsirt.sld. four mile heats. aad
~ss osa'e" oy ZirEsuce and Collier Bonnets
o'Blue wss entessd bat did not start
Afew da,s after, he ran at Broad Rock three
mite hrh;,, s,'ii very fame. against Goliah. Col
Ter. Malcolm. md Ng. GoDle'. mare n NJ. a.
cSni heat. IN The IA,Sd s,le. cio,sI, conte,t,,.-
Tie neat he >Pri"s ms sirrNs. htoAe assa. aa.l
hnAll, terSaInsted ms racing career.