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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-06
Total actual circulation

Total actual circulation SiAAsl3
This is very favorable statement. I, appears the
2ltk October,
The immediate Iabiliie, have decreased s7aa,Iat
And the specie but - b5l
This indicates the progressive strength OF the banks and
also the pressure which the mercantile community has upder
gone. The OF honesty constantly gaining strength il
all quarters and daily hear return specie
In some quarter.
The Ercnange Bank Of vns.A;a Norfolk ha. i,sssd the
following notice =
That on and after Wednesday NEXT the 4h day OF Deem
her, the Eschan &c Bank Of Virginia AT Norfolk, will pay
demand ia circulation, and all deposife made in specie
equivalent the current the United Sta 20 and
moreover regular discounng business Those
who have made deposites notes che Ks
specie paying hsnks will be repaid in the currency,
The Harrisburg report miocially avs the banks Of
and shall before the 7h Jan 1910
The East River Fire Insurance Company have declared
dividend Of Eve per cent payable on the 18th INST.
A, half past the electrified by the
that the Liverpool below. Th. can.ed suspen-
son all business. and eagerness for the information by
her.
The excitement exceeded anything witnessed. The
OF The United States Bank failure reaching London
caused, anticipated great excitement aud the bank
stock fell TO isE and afterwards recovered EI600 The
Of Mr. Jaudoa will be found in another column
The appearance of affairs generally, independent Of sat
ystsm and the u Bank affairs is favorable the rate
Of beng the nnent the tide has turned Ia
Of England and the prospect Of speedy revival Of hs
export trade has been great Of the rise
Commercial affairs will henceorth in the ascendsney
sales ~ the stock Exchange.
$3.50 Corr Bonds sil $4,000 d. si $3.50 d. e4-ssot
RATS Phpd OIL $500 do OIL $4,000 do o. bnw. with
int - shares Bk es 90 do CO.. slod 81 do o. snw
d. s sl5d 80 do So somsls DO Union Bk loll0 do Com
Oh 1920 do Blk of Com Scrip No DO Am IL TAI s3od;
80 do "a s3oio do vckbure Bk ai-225 Dc Ky Bk 657i
DO Del ud 81 pa 80 do ga sIcd 100 DO s7 oPg IS Do
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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-06

INVESTS GRAND Pl-TURE- CHRIST REJECTED,
w ope Al tho ST. esant Institute Broadway,
Nibloh. .ea
This magnificent Painting for which the refused In Lon
don len THOUSAND GUfNEAs, has been visited In the
British metropolis and four Of the principle cities Unit
ed States by upwards ofour housard persons more
aud for the the last time offered the notice Of the citizens Of
New York This picture been
IN Europe be the finest work OF the world II ~
Cor short time on from 10 in the morning till 10 in the
evening. fe
Admission IS cents Catalogue iaI Season Tiehe
81 Lighted at dark. nA-lm.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-06

DAssFoRDs BILLIARD CHESS ROOMS. entrance
ID "A Ann street. and joins the Museum ais Broadway
More than v old fashioned Tables have given way Ia this
city, leaving few Others ia except Bassfords Gun
Elastic Spring Steel and Improved Cloth Cushions they are
much preferred by the amateurs and certificates Of their
ccencc be shown from all the players except the
rorr Ne being engaged by opposition factor Purchasers
and players invited 10 try them above
N B.-Biiard Cloth Balls. &c. for sale as usual sBy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-06

I'D DOM AND BED ROOM V wanted. WITH board for .
N gentleman and wife would be preferred In private
family. Address =. n, ia MESSIAH street. ATT 5.
EECHEs! LEECHES! LEECHEs!--Jsst received
IL 1000 smyrna Leeches Of superior qasIity for sale
small quantities, moderate price, At the drug sors No see
Broadway. as u.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-06


DARK THEATRs.-THis EVENING Dec 8, 1890
The Comedy Of f.Y \,
TRUTH, OR A GLASS roo MuCH-Min,a, Mrs
After Lich.
FOREIGN AIRS AND NATIVE GRACEs-E Emily Sta
ls-t TO conclude with the Farce OF -
DANCING BARBER-Narcissus Fitzfrizzls, Mr. Chapmss;
Lord MinciD5ioD, RichiAgs ~ $500
Perisrmanes IN future will eoAence At quarur pas
o'clock iva LIS
Box Tickets, si-Pit. secsn's-'iaiery IS GEMS
~ UwEKl IIiEAThf.--T. !. HAMBLIN sOLENn~
~ AGEE AND DIRECTOR. ..#5 MNe
THIS EVENING, Dec. o, VI. performed the grand
historical drama Of sEt ETA ~
RIESZ lie last Of the Roman Rribunes-Co.a di aienx
the Roman Tribune, Mir Hamb in; Angelo, the AveDgsr,
To conclude with
GREEN EYED MoNsTER-count Elbedelat, Mr..
Prier'--Boxe. rs cens-ph 81. cents GalIsryas cents
n AW CHATHAM TnkATRE.-THls EVENING
IN Dec 4 1899, will be performed
FRIGHTENED TO DEATH-Jack Phantom, Mr. Browne;
To be foiow.aby
MY YOUNG WIFE, AND OLD UMBRELLA-Gr,sory
Gfzzle. Mr. Browne.
WANDERING MrNsTREL""Jsm Bags. Mr. Mitchell.
Cflnicuin, Jones.
ROBERT MAC. To e sSass. with, with ~ 49,
ques Sirop, w Williams.
PrcesBoxes 80 centspt 10 ctsGalIery % Chidrss
Doors open O'Clock and the curtain will rise half past
even precisely. siI.am.
DKOADWAY CiKCUs.-Mes-rs. WELSH BARTLETT {
~ Co-THls EVE ING Dee. 9Th, 1899 The
tainmeDts will commence with
The Splendid Chinese Cavalcade.
Officer and Recruit, a laughable scene.
Extraordinary Ftsts.
Mr. sandf.rd, in Of hi. lapghable Extravaganza
Master Glenroy the Juvenile American Rosciu will appear
Mr. Cadwallader on his Four Swift Coursers.
Three Wonders OF the World.
Mr. Berious will a?rcar on the Elastic Cord.
M The entertainments % conclude with
Oh Hush, or the Vlreinny Cupid
peri at O'Clock precisely. Efficient
police . engaged to preserve perfect ORDER u2l
IlOWERY MPnIIHEATKE Tate Zoologcai IasiVuIe1
ID 81 9WERY.-THis EVENING, Dec. 8, 1859 the
peri FINANCES viii precisely halt past O'clock
The en;ef tainment 70 commence with
The HALT OF the Arabs
The Arena Contest.
Horsemamship, by Mr. Archer
The Power Of Balancing. by MIR prn'iand
Warrior ofthe Hard Heart, by S Howes.
TIE Rose Pageant, or Tehi-ra chan.
Mr. Turner Oh |, and horses.
The lying Cord.
lhe Polish Brothers will appear.
Homeward Ho, or the Marines return.
To conciue with
Diamond cut Diamond DR. Bother'em DR. Branderem.
Boxes SO cents-Pit 70 cents d53t
q GEOLOGICAL iNsTirU rk.--JUNE, TITUS, AN
III GEViNE < cos splendid collection Of Living AMI
epen for reception OF visitors their well
know establishment No 81 Bo~ey where every preparation
has been made 10 receive the public Vsors will have
the additional advantages Of behotng and singular
,hrr grat6caon Of seeing BLACK TIGER. the exis-
tence Of which has hitherto been either doubted denied BY
all authors who have tten on the subject
Entrance 10 the exhibition No "a Christie street. directly
in the Of the Eowery Amphnhea,re.
Heur, Of exhibition from 10 O'Clock A. NJ to4 NJ and
from o TO in the evening. =.
Admission as eenis children under years Of half
p''c-. -
POLIO SAInDN-TUr RAINIER "a MII.v Lnovvu
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-06
> m rEopLE,s LIwE Eon ALBANY,

~ gssss Fa rEOPEs LINE FOn ALBANY
xyxz.xssk4 Landing 1t the usual res.-The and
elegan, steamboat UTILA, Capt TruesdeJi
will leave the steamboat pier foot of Liberty street, FRI
day aftsnrn ,on December 8, II oeoeh. kF
Forfreieht passage, apply 10 CROOK T. FOWKES, e.
sr Of weat and Liber, streets PETER o. SCHULTZ, at
the ofhce or the Captain on board. M
N.BA goods freight baggage, bank bills, Specie my
,her and OF property ahen only the risk Of the
thereof. my17.7nA
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-06

rHHE SECOND ANNUAL BALL OF THE EAGLE
i FRS ENGINE CO. No. IS, will take place at Nihoi
Saloon Monday ing, the 18Th JAM 1910 diiawlm
+ EECHEs! LLELHrS !! LEECHES !!--30,0OO Ger
IL Leeches, middle sizes and for sale BY
the thousand hundred Dozen very reasonable terms
eeches carefully packed in cIs be any
of the country With perfect safety. .N Mf'.-
d5 ST. JOHN ALLAGOLA K co. 100 Bowery
o. n REWARD--The house No. 80 DominIck street,
Up ~ entered by thieves Monday morning last and rob
bed OF silver table and eaposns tns brtrer knives
Sc and asc two eggs sugar bowls cased and
ed with silver ard othr articles pwnbroker. ane Others
requested to deian the said articles IL offered the
above reward sill be paid any reasonable Tor
any part Of them ty re turning them rbove. d53i.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-06

NEW DiSCOVERl-For the cure If chronic diseases
~ such long standing scrofua secondary syphilis, ulcers
piles. 6uia tumors, and also ali dis
No IA, is required, for medicines till the
i perfected which wi from three six and
be without hdrance Ia business Medicine and advice gratis
if perfect Is not performed DIR. HEINE. wishing TO
prevent any embar1smeut to persons who might be mdi.
rceted wilfy by accident informs them that he has
agent and receives patients only his residence ud.
rect Canal and Desbross streets Any person
whs poor but honest recommended by alderman
sevog receive both medicine and advice gats
and r. NJ ev.ry Saturday DR. HEINE. beiog an elderly
psrson and native Of Germany his English language Is with
much difficulty understood. d. I'm.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-31

!, vIi pos,ysIy prevent any disease. having Ten.
S.~sv % Keep he animal aysiem b. perfect hsnh "
,recfina de circulation and iupulily oflho BLOOD
soi dr-i6aiinr tho Heterogeneous hum0s of The nlo.
nee Il real comfor-rsviver Of NATURE and tks real
H is:h' b. r. zsslAsag sy.p-This e one q The
,ss hichlg pfized articles with mothers. nurses and
~ s,sln n aenefni. A child could have No more
sserni remedy Il affords the little snlsret instant
relief. How many children might have been saved,
~ ~ timely application ofthls Invaluable syrup!
sSnhes he pain az the first application and IT, used
Sseases such as fsveFs bowel complains. dropsy Cts
snS dsstS True, il i costly but deaIeF y the COM
en- ard he Of children. Try d. no disappointment
Will ~ met with, and If it deserves patronage recon-
mg sssb b. Fs Heading Sslss Cor bruises scariea
,i ~ he SKIN soreness ulcers and the piles. This
= one AZ he most scientific compounds for the above
omnsints Il will very soon heal up the most ohst
,,sa chronic and oldest sorelless--abate ell inilaEn
,sa,on-and gives almost instantaneous relief to- the
internal or external Piles tsO called either blind
bloody. ..Ae.,.sA A4,r,...
lam s. /. LOOMS: Plymouth, Dawson q Bancroft;
woodbury., Merriman & Douglas; Bristol George
Mitchell Brookheid, II Z feck q 70.
New York, Oct. "A. 1853, lySA
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-31
salisbury Academy, Con.

TTHTS Seminary is pleasantly situated in
the Central Village Of town rarely ri
vailed in the beauty and grandeur Of its nat
ural scenery, and 50 much retired from the
noise and temptations Of the great thorough
fares of business, MS TO recommend its Ioca-
ton 10 parents who would guard the morals
oftheir children from exposure. AccOInm0-
dations for boarding may be had ON reason
able terms in respectable families. II is ir-
tended that the discipline shall be kind, yet
strict and faithful, and that the instruction,
in both the English and Classical depart
nents, shall be accurate and thorough. The
preceptor, Rev. ]. LEE, residing near the See
frlinary, devotes himself 70 the instruction
and oversight Of the pupils, and aims to ex-
ercise paternal care and watchfhlness over
them.
Tuition, per termof II weeks, ia English
studies, "a 90
VI Do, do. in the Classics, B 90
The fall term will commence on the third
Wednesday in October, between which and
the succeeding winter term, there will be q
vacation Of one week. No student received
for less time than half q term.
TRUSTEES.
ADAM REID, HoRAcE HoLLrsrER,
TnaoTHY CHITTENDEN, ELISHA LEE, 8
WIN. C. STERLING, ALEx'R III. HoLLRY,
Salisbury, Oct 1889. 20
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-31
NEW GOODS

6 Centre or Attractions. -
TyHE arrival Of new supply Of SuMMER
u GOoDs from New York Is this day ex-
pected, which win soon be ready for the in
spection of the public. $500
June 27. m. I'll. NORM & Co
u. s. Mail Stage
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-31
LEAD PIPE.

TIME subscriber having recommended the
u manufacture Of LEAD Prs for acque-
duct, Pumps. and various other uses, is pre-
pared to furnish any quantity Of the various
sizes on the most reasonable terms. The ex-
rerience which the subscriber has had III ma
king and putting III operation the above arti-
Gle for all its useful purposes, enables him 70
do 1t in the most thorough and perfect man.
ner. All orders or inquiries by mail or 9TH
erwise will bepromptly attended 70. II
Mandatory at the old place, one mile
west of Hosfofd's tavern, on the Hartford
and Albany road, and IA miles from Hart
ford. ALANs0N ANDRUs. y
Canton, Sept. B, 1889. A3ml4
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-31
(aslk Tor EIna: .NeeI.

NyHE subscribers CONTRARY 10 their exnec-
II tations) wish 10 purchase Flax Seed; and
will pay cash for any quantity OF me same,
delivered At their Oil MIL, or 81 anv other
place within SOmiles Of LitchiieId.
L8ae8ee6 OIL for sale, or 10 exchange
for Flax Seed, on reasonable terms. 81 ss
BEEBE e. OSBORN.
& N. B. All persons indebted to us are re-
quested 10 give Us anopportnnity to balance
their accounts. sia' D. g. @.
Litckfeld, Oct. 10. III 10
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-31

CLOCK AND WATCH MAKER.
WHQ has received ffosA. New-Yorlr ara
w will Keep on hand, good assortnse s
Of Jewellers Goods, 81 chean a -. ..a y,
be had in tne s!ais- cso:asissi,5g u pays ef
=. Ear MingS ElngeE s, ~, Breast Pins, Belt
cles, Thimbles, Pencil Gases. Butter Knivss
and Sugar Bows Plated Spoons. 0nuliSss
and Trays; near-sikhted Spec ana Eve
Glasses Steel Pens. Razors, penknives, Scis-
sors, Tunin8 Forks, TwSexefs and MEenets /;
Music Boxes. NipAips, ClaxiDneis. Elufessk fffes.
Violin Strings, CsRrionet Reeds, Flute ard
Fife Preceptors Shell Combs, Watch on, SHc.
~. w. Esanss Camo,sik ana EsD,;h, i -.
xisnk Eills, with diftcticns, Recommended bv
tholsands iof dyspepsia, nervous end all SO.
naen complaints, t6r sale here.
: OnedgeF es4 81 Fysshgisfian Chls.cA
gc+ 4s'1ssstaa tbt5. { 90
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-31
NV N00NG. araini


-, !. Isaac kMVVEonAce
HI tensive asssortment Of fashionable and
seasonable DRY GOODS, which are offered
for sale. Oct. 10.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-31

LitclRfield to NevV.IAaVem,
IT caves Litchfield Mondays, Wednesdays
4Z and Fridays at 8 o'clock "A. M.-arriyes
in New Haven at o'clock r. M. Returning,
leaves N. Haven on the arrival Of the steam
boat from New York, passing through Hum
Phreysville y Woodbury., Tuesdays, Thurs
days and Saturdays. For passage or infor-
nation, apply at either Of the public houses
in Litchfeld, or to H. MIX, New Haven.
s. DELLIBER.
LIGHTED, June. 1889.
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-31
.DaESE Received,

.DSEsE Received,
TyRESH Tamarinds, Lemon Syrup, Con-
E gress Water, Soda and Geidlitz Powders,
Writing Fluid, Oldridge's Balm of Columbia,
FlOrentine and Chlorine Tooth Wash, Pure
Macasser Oil, and a variety of other articles.
For sale by j. G.. BECKWITH
L.atchfeM. Jul, I8. st ssa7 ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1839-10-31
.CcbOOL Books.

GTOKGS! STOCKS9
x HANDSOME assortment of Gentle
mems STOCKS, just received and for
sale. Cheap, at the Variety Store OF
L;sch6eld April II. a. A. lord.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-17

Indiana can be counted for him. But if
politicians should crowd Henry Clay upon
us, we may as we'll cease our defence of
the citadel, and let the Goths and vandals
take peaceabIc possession of US, asking
their clemency."
From this II will be seen that the wing
party depends upon the popularity of its
men, instead of the influence of its prnci-
pies, for success. And what filter name
can be given to a body Of men bound TO-
gcther by such Ties, than that il is fac
tion?--Dctrot Free Press.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-17
]. DUNCAN.
FEDERAL CANDIDATES

The fedral party are in sort of guam
Diary respecting the most eligible, that is,
the most available candidate for the presi-
dency. They are somewhat in the condi-
ton of the animal described by Swift, as
starving between two bundles of hay, and
they are likely to have no candidate at
all. The friends Of Clay are at no loss to
settle the question, and declare that Van
Buren, will certainly be re-chosen unless
the whole federal party unite cordially,
honestly and in good faith in his support.
On the other hand, the friends Of Har-
rison are equally positive in asserting that
if the General is not the candidate of the
wing party, and the whole wing party,
Martin Van Buren, will certainly WELD the
presidential power for another term.
Both these branches of the party are
lnqlestionably ia the right, except that it
IS oi' very little Importance in the ensuing
election, whether forces offedoralists unite
or not Re result will be the same Lou
a. .ysafgr
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-17
PINEY WOODS PA TER.


HWft tOA"tys AuEuSt Su, lODV.
EELLOW-CITIZENS:--It is with dif-
= filcnce that attempt to write for pub
lication; but justice to myselfand friends,
seems, in some measure, to demand it,
From information received from friend
not long since, il appears, that notwith-
standing my candor avowing my political
opinions, when necessary, that some indi-
ylduals suppose me to be entirely friendly
to the present Administration. To DO this,
man must first approve the leading and
most prominent of its measures. But in
this, differ from large and respectable
portion of my ielIow-citizens. believe,
however. that this difference of opinion
rdnnot ALLEVIATE our friendship. know it
will not, it VIC are governed by the Gold
en- rule, "do unto others as tre pould then
should do unto u.s." We should always Re
willing to allow the same liberties that we
wish to exercise ourselves. am Dem
ocrdf, because am in favor of Govern
ment by the People. am Wing, be-
cause | ana in favor of strict adherence
to the Letter and Spirit of the Constitu-
'ion; not as one man sees it, but the Judi
ciary, or those whose business it is to de-
termine its true meaning
Fellow citizens: | ask your sJh'rages,
not because we agree or disagree in polit-
ical opinion, but because feel myself full
ly competent to discharge the duties of
the Office for which am candidate.
ELISHA l.. TARYER.
25-3t
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-17
TO THE PATRONS OF THE MlSSIS.
SIPPIAN.

By the death of the Editor Of tho Mis-
sissippian, tho Office has been temporar-
ly left in the hands and under the direc-
ton Of the subscriber. This number is
issued in the absence Of the legal repre-
sentative of Col. Lester, and contains
loss original matter than usual. | am,
however, happy to say to the patrons Of
the paper, and the friends ofthc party it
supports, that there are measures in pro-
gress by which the Mississippian will
again assume its wonted garb and place
among the democratic journals of the
State. 1t is therefore, unnecessary for
me to say more, as hope soon to be re-
licyed Of my present situation before the
public.
AIIN(NA N
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-17
STANDARD OF MISSISSIPPI MO
NEY IN NEW YORK

Agricultural Bank, Natchez, Mi, IL
Planters Bank and branches, do
Bank of Vicksburg, w
Bank of Grenada, w
Bank of Lexington, W
Bank of Port Gibson, w
Benton and Manchester Banking Company, on
West Fe!iciana Rail Road Company, %
Citizens Bank Of Madison county, W
Commercial Bank Columbus, 20
Commercial Bank Natchcz. ~
Commercial Bank Rodney, 90
Com g. Rail Road Bank of Vicksburg, 0O
Commercial Bank of Manchester, %
Grand Gulf Rail Road g. Banking Co., 90
fernando Rail Road g. Banking Co., 90
Lake Wash. g. D. G. R. r. e. Banking Co., 90
Miss g. Ala. r. R. & Banking Co., Brandon, 90
Mississippi Shipping Co., Natchcz, 90
Mississippi Rail Road Co., do 90
Mississippi Union Bank, 25
Tombigby r. R. g. Banking Co., Columbus, IS
y:cksburg Water Works, 90
Aberdeen g. Pontotoc Banking Co, 90
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-17
OBITUARY
DIED:

On Monday, the 18th inst, at the resi-.
dence of his father, in this county, WILL
LIAM O'NEAL.
On Thursday morning, the 18th inst,
at the residence of her father, in this
county, Mrs. JANE SWEARINGEN, wife
of Mr.. V. F. Swearingcn, and only dangh-
ter of Mr.. Richard Bates.
Mrs. Swearingen was suddenly snatch
cd from a devoted husband, an infant
child, and very large circle Of relatives
and friends. She was remarkably kind
and affectionate, and admired by all who
knew her--she was much beloved and is
greatly lamented.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-17
To the Voters Of Amitc 60.

FELLow-CITIzENs:-
INDULGE me this method Of CONF
muncating to you my intention,
should be elected Sheriff.
About the Goth Of May last, when at
Liberty, the inquiry was made, whether
or not. designed removing to that place,
il elected, to which replied, that | should
not, believing that | could perform the du-
ties ofthe Office without doing 50, although
it would be attended with Inconvenience
to myself. | did not intend ii should dis
commode the community. Finding that
such an intention does not comport with
the general wish Of the people Of the
county, and it is welding an. undue influ.
ence on my election; having given rise 10
an impression that designed intrustinr
much Of the business TO the care Of de-
putty, which is very remote from my in
IGNITION have, on second reflection,
at the instance Of many Of my friends,
determined, for general satisfaction and
my own convenience, should be elected,
to remove my family Immediately to Lib
erty, and devote my undivided attention
TO the performance Of the duties Of that
Office.
AARON ROBINSON.
July 10. 2l-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-17
BLACKSMITH
lRWSIlNfIna2o

TflE subscriber would most respectful
n ly inform the citizens of Liberty and
the planters generally, that he intends
carrying on the above business in all its
various branches, at S. W. Van Norman's
old stand, in this place Having a good
g. experienced smith, can promise those
who feel disposed to favor me with their
patronage, that their work shall be execu-
ted at the shortest notice and in the best
style. Try my work and prices.
ROBT. S. CONVICTION.
August 10. 25-tf.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-17
New Advertisements,
State Of MISSISSIPPI,

PIKE COUNTY.
In the Circuit Court, Sept. Term, 1899.
William A. Stone,
We.
John Morley.
VTNHERE has been returned tosaid Court
Il writ of attachment, at the suit Of
William A. Stone, plaintiff, against the
estate of John Morley, defendant, for the
sum of 800, in case pending before the
Court aforesaid: Now, unless the said
defendant shall appear, give special bail,
and plead, WITHIN the time limited for ao-
pearancts in such case, judgment will be
entered, and the estate so attached wall be
sold to satisfy plaintiffs demands, and all
costs.
GEO. G. McNABB, Clerk.
By I. D. PADELFORD,
Deputy Clerk.
August .-2e-4t-[Prs., fee $e.l
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-17
FOR SALE.

TESHE subscriber being about to remove
Il from this part of the country, is desi-
rous of selling his PLANTATION, situa-
ted about miles from Liberty, on the d.
rect road leading to Holmesyille. Any
person wishing to purchase can get good
bargain by applying to the subscriber, on
the plantation. A. O'NEAL.
july 81. 23-3t.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-08-17

For Clerk Of Circuit Court.
We are authorized to announce r. M.
NELSON as . candidate for the office of
Clerk Of the Circuit Court, at,the ensuing
election In November.
We have been requested to announce
E. NJ. DAVIS, as candidate for re-
election to the Office of Clerk of the Cir
cult Court Of Amtc county, at the en-
suing election, in November next.