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Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

The Richmond papers announce the death on
Friday evening the 22d slt., of Major SAMUEL J..
WINSTON, the Serjeant-at-Arms of the House of
Delegates, in the Yah year of his age His funeral
was attended by the volunteer companies of Rich
mond, md by the members Of thu Legislature
Maj. W. was a soldier of the Revolution, and was
beloved and respected b. all who knew him. May
he rest in peace.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
PUBLIC SATLiNo

INHE undersigned will offer for sale, at her re,
Il idence. two miles southeast of Nartinsburg
on Friday the 22d day of March next,
small lot of Stock, consisting of two mich Cow.
three head ofyoung Cattle. and ten or fifteen Hogs
also, two Ploughs, and various other articles.
Ierms.-A credit of six months will be given Oh
al sums OF 81 and over, by the purchaser givin
bond and approved security, under that sum cash
NANCY ALBURTIS.
M arch 6, l839.-3w
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
TO THE PEOPLE OF BERKELEY CoUN.


In compliance With the wish Of a rumber of NV
ieio"-citzen'' oheF myself TO your consideration
as a cand,date for the House Of Delegates M.
public life and conduct are before YOU aud shall
cheerfully submit TO any decision you may be ple,.
sed to make.
have assented TO the announcement of nv nm ma
IN the present stage IF the canvass. uner the i'm.
preston that no candidate Of the Van Buren, mari,
viii be in the field, and that the political pariy 10
which l belong, will not fnd it necessary to MAY
any selection by County meeting. liza Coup,v
meeting OF The Wing party however, should deem
expedent to make nomination of candidates.
shall submit to its decision.
EDMUND p. HUNTER.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

SINGULAR EvEsT.-There is a report from Qua
daouPe, that the centre of that Island ha. sunk
Ocean. This singular, and alarming circ umstance,
is supposed to have been produced by some volcan-
c connexion with the late disastrous. earthquake at
Martinique.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

Loco Foco WispoM.-The Loco Focos Of the
Pennsylvania Legislature ought, zach, to be presen-
ted with leather medal, a reward for their SUI
perlatiye wisdom They have lately agreed to pay
of their Banking institutions five per cent.
interest for loan to the State, when the United
States Bank, by the terms OF its charter is bound
for four per cent. Such proceeding must be
highly congenial TO the hest interests Of the State
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

and IL o'clock. an attempt made to destroy
by FIRE, the MILL at the north end ofthis town, oc-
cupied by John Myers. and owned by Alexander
Stephen, Esq, The fire was communicated on
the north side of the Mill, next to the water, and
had burned the clap boards from the foundation up
to the second story window before it was discover
ed, but it had not spread much and was ex-
tinguished without much difficulty.
Tho packet ships from New York TO England
have reduced their fare to 800, by which means
1t is said they hope to compete with the steam
ships. Ii is supposed that the steam ships will
make corresponding reduction.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

Mr.. Benjamin Benson overseer of farm be-
longing to Gen. Leakin, near Baltimore, shot ne
gro who was iresspassins upon the premises u few
days since. Benson was arrested and held to bail.
but, the negro dying, he delivered himself up to the
authorities
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

FlRE.-The Hageistown Torch Ligh, of the 2sth
ut, says We learn b, letter, that four houses in
the " heart" of the Town of Cnmber land. were
burnt down on Sunday night last, and at one time
the property on main street was in imminent dan.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

On the 9th ut. the Investigating Committee
made its report upon the Swartwout defalcatons.
An abstract of the report ia published in the lnte-
gencer, which intend to lay before our readers.
Swartwout's defacations amount to : ,225 705, 60
The Committee complain of the shabby manner
in which the several Departments keep their ac-
counts.
is also defaulter to the Government to a large
amount, which defalcation like that of Swartwout
is attributable to his want Of esponsbi,y and char,
acter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

We regret to hear that &. j. Faulkner Esq, ia
confined to his room, in Richmond, by ind.-
position. His absence from his Legislative duties
in the Senate, 10 more especially to be regretted
because Of the matters Of deep interest his
stituents, that now depending before the Gene
raj Assembly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

1t stated in the New York papers that the
Rev. Wilbur Fisk, President of the Wesleyan Uni
versiiy at MiddIetown, Conn, died on the 2lst
inst
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

lhere seems to be trouble in the elections of Sem
a'ors IN almost all the States where such elections
take place the present season. The Michigan Le-
glslature could not elect a Senator during three
days oallottns, at which stage of the proceedings
The account from thence clo.es
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

The Leipsic Gazette states thar the Queen NJ
hns'aHd is about to marry Duke Albrecht, the sec.
ond son Of the Duke of Sake Cobure.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

LATE FROM MAINE.--Latc account. from tn,
East, appear more favorable than those published
Ia our last. Mr.. McIntire the Maine Land Agen
had been liberated by Sir John Harvey, in conse
quencs of which Gov Fairfield, had liberated the
New Brunswick Land Agent, who had been taker
captive and cariied to Bangor, Sir John Harvey
by letter had made the following propositions to
Gov. Fairfield.
LIST. That the Provincial Land Agent. Mr.. Me.
Laughn, be released on the same terms tho, Mr.
McIntre was released.
This wa, Immediately complied with
"a nat the tressPassers be given up and tried
by the British Laws
lGov. Fairfield has refused to comply with ,h,
proposition, and detains the resspassers taken 10
be dealt with according TO our laws
3D. That the force on the disputed TERRITORY be
immediately Withdrawn
lhis proposition is also answered in TIE mega
tive.
A large number of Military we're collecting a,
bangor and starting for the encampmen, on the
Aroo'took, at which place about 500 men and sew.
erai pieces Of artillery had already arrived. A
letter from Bangor dated the Q 81 February speak
ing OF the Aroostok encampment says:-
Capt. hines. we learn. has strongly fortified
h'' position, having thrown up a breastwork Of
timber twelve feet in thickness whish is also sur
rounded by ordinance. About 700 500 men are
now probably there, and when present army
arrives the number will not fall short of 1000. As
our army has already marched from the city, and
important events may be connected with its move
ments, itmay be interesting TO Of your read
ers to learn more particularly the localities of the
various places intended 10 be the scene of active
operations. The present position OF Capt, Rines,
IL the point OF land formed by the Junction Of the
BIT. Croix, with the Arooslook. Those who have
me map OF Maine, can easily ascertain the place -
his Is about 1851 miles from the city and ia ap-
Proachaole from the city by means Of the Stale
A0sd' which is cut cut up 10 this place"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

We are authorised to announce WILLIAM W.
son, Esq, as candidate TO represent the couu,v
OF Berkeley ia the next House Of Delegates OF VIZ.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

Inc undersigned begs leave to offer himself IN
the consideration of the good citizens Of Be,kelsv
county, as candidate TO rep, csc MT them in tbs
next General Assembly of Virginia and would ,e,.
pectfully solicit their support.
JOHN J. A. LENEN
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

CANDIDATES f0RASSeMBIY.

we are requested TO announce WILLIAM Ma.
LIZ, esq as candidate to represent the county 81
Berkeley IN the House Of Delegates, at the nsr.
session Of the Virginia Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

The South Carolina Rail Road Bank Bill, ha.
Deen defeated m the Kentucky Legislature, by the
casting vote of the Speaker of the House Of Dele.
gates.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

FAT DIvlDRND.-The Merrimack Manufactu-
ring Company Of Lowell, Mass recently made
dividend OF 40 per cent. their capital of mil
lion and half OF dollars besides reserving $780,
600 for the purchase of new machinery. The bust.
ness OF manufacturing must be a profitable one
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

we are requested to announce Col. JACOB Nv.
ERs, as candidate TO represent the county a
berkeley ~ the House of Delegates at the me-,
session Of the Virginia Legislature.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

Aspiring of salt water has lately been discovered
on the Mustang Prairie in Texas. large bed of
anthracite coal has also been discovered short
distance above the falls of the Brassos River
these two discoveries are expected to have an i'm
portant eiec upon the pro.peritv of thar ronntrv
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
WING CONVENTION.

II will be remembered tia, Friday the 18th Of
March (inss,) is the day appointed by the Wings
Of Jefferson, for the meeting of Convention of DE.
legatcs in Winchester, TO nominate a candidate for
Congress. We trust that all the counties OF the
District will be fully represented.
Tho Wings Of Berkeley will appoin, their Dele
gates on Monday next.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

Gen. Thomas /. Rusk has signifed his accep
lance of the Chief Justceship Of Texas.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

Bishop Smith, in letter TO the Hon. II. Wicklife
states that it is a.cerained that there have been in
Kentucky annually, for three years past, from thir-
~ to forty homcides, but not single execution and
but five or six penitenusry convictions during that
time for murder.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
d I e u

On Monday the 18th inst, 10 this town, Mis-
ELIZABETH ALBURTIs. aged 50 years.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
PATENT R.7L.3.N'CES.

a large and general assortment of Buttons, lot o.
Ladies Shoes, assorted Wool Hats, &c, togethe
with variety of other articles too tedious to men
ton.
Terms.-Tbe above articles will be sold on
credit OF six months, the purchaser giving bond
and security, for all sums over So, under that sun
the cash will be required.
WILLIAM N. THOMP SON.
Martlnsburg, March 6, 1339.-lw
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

Some of our Exchanges say that Price fobbed
the principal part of the money that was stolen
won't is now in state ofcomparative destitu,ion in
England.
Ven we can't shave any body else, we shaves
another" as the barber said to his apprentice.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

\ Scotchman has been imprisoned at Toronto,
Upper Canada, for whisting Yankee Doodle,
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06

Blair Il Rives, were elected printers, to the Sc
nate, for the ensuing two years, tho 27th ult.-
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06
.HUCTZO.N!!

sis'ing OF the following articles: fine lot Of
q " 53 u m s w A52l32
consisting of Sugar Bowls, Tea Pots, Salt Ceur,,
&c, one first rate lot Of large Dishes. Stone Jars
and Pitchers, fifteen eighteen se,ts Of first rate
English Wagon Boxes, fifteen McCormic Mould
boards, three pair of first rate brass Androns, one
lot of Hops one lot of brass Stove Knobs, one lot Of
Bureau Knobs, and IA variety Of Brass Mounting, 3
large quantity of Nails, Brads. and Spikes, Log.
wood, Spanish Brown, Spanish Whiting, White
Lead one par of first rata
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1839-03-06


FREE BANKlNG--A call is made in the Cncin-
matt papers. signed by upwards OF one hundred of
the business, men of that city, for public meeting,
to memorial're the Legislature to pass free Bank
ing Law.
meeting was held in New Orleans, on the lth
inst and resolutions adopted, calling on the Lcgis
ature OF Louisiana to psssa general Banking Law.
The French Steam Frgate, yeloce, left BALI
more on her way to France, on the morning of the
Goth inst. On the l9Ih inst. dinner was given to
the officers of the veloce, by the city corpol aton,
at the Exchange Horei
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

Iols fte tbn rpieoer laben, mar nod, 9roeer
ais BEN Sag pprber. 4ntpnto tpuroe
I9Iet6faae mad, benz Sdiffe 9ebradbt um
i5u horen tpas Scfepb 1a9te. Dieler anifatt
OubIcnen 1u iuGen, reoete bic SdDpar'
gen nohmale fcl9enbermaeen an:
"sUeelne Briloer, tdb bin nohmals unter
euh, nahoem td bic Seinbe unlerer STAGE
uberIlitete, tnoem td) thnen Ia9te, oaB td)
Outlonen bate. SD fcmme, um eud, alt
iagen, oaB tbr MIR e inc Wabl fir BEN
SO uno feline fir Treibeit babt. 5br
f6nnt, inoem tbr bic WeiBen, bic nun ant
Bcro Gub, tobtet, MAIDEN, ooB eud, bic
eeute umbrineen, uno oasu mill id, eud,
belfen. Sc 1T beBer, oaB ibr oies tbut,
penn oaourA permeioet ibr ntdt nur Gjes
faueenfhaft fir eud ielblt, fonbern etne
lln5atl bon un9erehti9fetten 9egen cure
&tnoer. Spmmt, fpu1mt, tcnmt oenu NIT
mir"
sIntonio mad,te Elm 3etden unb Der uns
bejwun9ene Slnflbrer tpuroe nchmals ge'
bulloen ,pea9efltbrt anb an 8oro oes lEas
lh1n9tcn 9ebraebt.
Die court CAB fcl9enbe @ntibeioung:
"Sofeph @tnqueI Der Anfilbrer, uno 38
aresre, peIde NIT an9efla9t finb, fctlen
big gu etnem peitern 8erb0r BON Der @irs
cult Court in 0artforo, tpeld,e am 17ten
september getalten tperben fol-, in Saft
9ehalten tpercen. Dte orei Wdohen uno
2lntcnio iuaen 8pno in Der Summe BON
800 9eben fir ibre Grfdeiuuns ais
3eu9en III beia9ter Sod)e, uno ais unfd,
big Scno 5u 9eben, in bas @auuty @efdns'A
nlB Der Staot wsSaoen eebrad1t rper-
oen. Dteie perionen fno niht ansefla9t.
lieutenant 81. SO. Meaoe, Ton Sole 9fuia
unoDrn Vetro MpnteS batten 500 Suras
ihaft fir tbr @rfhetnen als 3eu9en tn be-
ta9ter Nntlase su Seben." C. T. 3.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

Ole in 0etpdpopen Gsenoen ofrifani,
iden Sclaoen pom Shcner 9lmiltao bas
ben BON Staatswe9en 9Inwdlte erbalten,
um tbre Sade su oertbeiciaen. Man
brahte ntebrere Tarbi9e, ebenf fails aebcr,
ne 9lfrttaner, 3u ibnen, um ols DolImet,
Ilher su otensn; bod nur elmer lit fGbi9,
ld NIT tbnen 3u oerftdnoi9en. Die @es
|fan9enen fprehen 9rDBtentteils ZEN Man,
oin9os CtaIeft, oeriteben jecch bic @aQi,
lnaslprahe bes DplImetlbers, tpeld,e ant
9alIlnaefuBe, cine 1a9reile iibIib BON
Sterra eecna, i'm Snnern 9lfrifas gee
lprphen miro. @inqueI basssSberbanpt
Der G'efangenen, bat cine impoiante NaIs
|tung uno lit obnsefdb: fanf SUE ad)t 3cG
|srrB.
Sopitdn @reen bon Cad Oarbcr, Der
elmer Der erite1t mar, t,eld)e ben eefanoes
uen 9Ifrifanern an Der &iiite bel @ullpben
petnt be9e9neten, ebe lIe singeioecn rpur,
ben, er5dblt Scl9cnoes 60 baIo er T6
|tbncn 9endbert bate, fra9te ihn elmer Der
2ifrtfauer in gebrchenem @n9lilh: "Was
fir Elm 2auo 1T bies ?'' @r anttpcrtete
@s 1T 9merifa gte fraoten fr9leid) noe:
ter "ccSft es Elm Sflooenlanb ?'' CAPT.
@reen antsprrtete: gs 1T Elm freies eano
uro fir jeocn Ither; es 9iebt bier feline
ipanifhen @elese. @tnque3 lieB bierauf
|einen 9eQenoen pfff erIhaQeu, spobei all
le slfrifaner ouflpran9en II. Elm @efbrei
|erbcben. Capt. Green uno fein @efdbrte
|eilteu su ibrem Wagen, I'M Die @enebre
;u hplen, ra fe glaubten, bic Nfrifauer
tpcllten Ge an9reifen. slber @inques trat
berSu, ittersab ibnen feline Slinte un6
WeBer uno bot ir9ar feinen Nutb an. Die
llebri9en thaten baBelbe uno beuteten an.
|oaB ite alles ausliefern woQten, rtur icQe
Capt. @reen fle nah Sierra eecna bring.
en.-Die @rSdbluna, cas Ginques cine
Weu9e Oublcnen ins Meer seporfen bas
be, TT eroibtet. Die 9te9er oerGhern, oag
cine Men9e Dublonen an Scro ,pareu,
ober fld, in mebreren &Sffern bic nah
eon9>SsIano 9ebradt nrroen, befanoen.
98eaen oes @cloes 1T 9tahiuhuns sehals
ten sporoen; alletu es 1T oerihpunoen
uno Niemanb tpeie wobin. Die @efanse,
nen betra9en fd ilbri9rns febr rubis unb
frieotid'. Sbr prcsee wirb iiber mebrere
fptd1ti9e Nedtsfra9en intereBante Data
|ltefern. (9eu>yorfer Sts.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20

/ cSn Warion, III Naarion @auntv, Sbic,
fano fiir5lib cine 9roee sluf fre9une (tatt.
Gin setp,Ber 9le9er, befanut uuter bem
0amen 9 tn, tpuroe nrr einieer 3eit als
Elm aus 0irsinien OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES auf.
aenDmmen. 9lm 26ften 9lusult fano ietu
8erbor ffatt. slm ndhiten Mctsen gab
Der Hihter. feine @ntlheiouns, tpeIder
sufoIse Der Neser frepseiprcdben tpurpe.
Sobalo eies eefheben mar, CAB es eiuen
Iuhtauo. Die norgebltde II @i9uer
er9rtffen ben @efanSenen, bic umfeben.
ben tpioerlesten fId, uuo fudten i'm s,s
befreyen, inpem Te erfldrten, ct feD FREQ
unb man iclte i'm 9eben laeen, aIein bic
Bir9inier behaupteten itren SeGb mit@es
palt, lieBen piifpIen, 8ctpte MeBer, Dol"
DIE, &c. bliden, unb orobeten einigem bo8
eeben 3u nebmen, ,pelder 0an6 an Ge
ODER ben 9teger leaen tpiiree - uub bies
sefhab alles in ofener Court! Wdtreuo
otefem 2umult tpuree Der 9teser bic 2reps
pc berunter 9ebradt, uno BON ben 8irqi,
uiern, ,pelhe mttpiffolcn, 8ppte Mesern
unb Dolhe betpaffnet ,paren, ourd bic
StraBen 9efhleppt. Hun seriebt oas 8cle
lin Wutb, uno tparf NIT Steinen unb an,
bern @e9enffdnben auf fie los, inoeeen
|9elan9 es tbnsn enolid, ben Teger in clue
Srieoensri6terssNmt binein AT t:,:,.
gen, roo fte itn betpahten (,pie es s:r;,
fur ein tteues DsrbSr]. 3ier perlamu..s -
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-09-20
Scr 8 Y5oterIQnb6 Yreun6 unb q elf Der 3ett

mtroe ,um 9rG{IOenten Der Gon0erttolt erlpdhlt gm
H. September baten e tbresrbet beenot9t nno tbet>
ten fe tem Solte snr 8esntadt.ns uno 8stn,',ure a
NIT. yo ptelen @rOrteran9en fir 1'ne segen toaro .e
i'm fclgenben Sabre ais Staa6 Grnnb9eee an9eaent.
Ime,l, ais peldes e felt bent 4ten ar3 1883 ~ Sratf
9ereten c snm eile Der linton bis heute 1rtan 9e>
Iblteben 1T. ,.
Ser @rte, tpelher unter ber reuen Contribution gum
Nrdbenteu er,pdblt 1prbe ,par Der oerbtenitpoe eF
crg Wafhtn9tc1t, ben mani pcb NIT Redt ben Sereer
Der Nepubltf utb ben Sater oe5 Saterlonoes nennen
|bdrf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-23
THE SLAVE TRADE.

s ~ SAMUEL Low Eks
When Venus first rose from the wave, .vliiH
Where Of sea form they gracefully made her,
Three cheers for the goddess they gave,
AZ she launched in her shell, the fair trader;
But she, Ian insurgent BY birth,
Unfetter'd by legal or grave trade; . s'
And defying the laws Of the earth, gssA
/ So boldly embarked in the Slave Trade
Der the world from that hour Of her birth, 3 -
She carried her Slave Trade victorious; i Ii
And then to her daughters Of earth, -. s.
Entrusted the privilege glorious: LIE.
aUnfettered" she cried, never leave
One slave to object to your brave trade,
While you stand on your coiors, believe as Z
You may always insist on your Slave TradN
ssOh ,tis glorious q heart to subdue, % sl.s
By the conqucring light of your glances, lae
By the smile that endangers q. few, ID Esss
And the Sigh that whole dozens entrances!
Unbind not link of the chain:
Stand BY me, each merry and grave maid;
let senators thunder in vain,- ufs
The ladies will still have their Slave Trade.r
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-23

haunt him. Like the ghost e BopeSn Is s.
Macbeth, they a.e with him at tho fseSt ~
in the revel lin his sIsspiae boz ~.
hover around him, and ia nc nix lbdx
stare him in the face It eyarv TIM IS
But the pnrpooo. 81 - - q = = : ~.
Walker hy biz l6nd spsc0I 6iil!as 1rbuDdasa
fortune, eson though at tie sacrifice ofsksn>
Ell NFd lsstice, and noD be- has tlBo inbbu-
depce ~ come before the people xith III
cft'codile tears and hypocriticsl swkininis
about protecting the poor settler from sshea1e.
less specstafors. Wberssw biz ssyn,pa-
thy when the flock of vullpros himself
among the number, were feeding and faiten-
ing upon The hard earnings Of the seftIerf
Where then was his sympathy Z stecho an
swers whereof While on this subject we
will extract a paragraph from communities
ton addressed 70 Mr.. WalkerIin tia Port
Gibson Correspondent. The article Is writ
ten by one Of the first gentlemen ID tClai-
borne county--a gentleman Of the most ur,-
|lmpeachable character and standing, aud
one tOc1 knoirn to Mr.. Walker He will noe
be under the necessity of calling upon. he
editor for the authors name--the illusions
in the article will indicate to him with al
possible clearness its authorship. Buthc
is the paragraph, and il shows sconciosiysly
what is heaopinion Of many others, as we'll
as ourself, in relation to Mr. Walkers specu-
lati9qs; and the honesty thereof: 5sg
81 had long known you as a lawyer Of reputed
moderate fortune, and at those sales / saw you
ONE OFACOMPANYsOF LAND SeRcUkA-
TORS, AND WITH ACCOMPLISHMENT /
III "A u m A " q zDx
PRACTICES OF THOSE COMPANIES IN
WHICH L THEN THOUGHT AND STILL
THINK, NO MAN COULD PARTICIPATE
WHOSE MORAL SENSE WAS LESS IESU-
ITICAL AND ABANDONED THAN THAT
| OF A HIGHWAYMAN.,,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-23
Do0Toa z. D. PICKETT,
formerly Of Mavsrille Ku1.

MEMBERS his professional services e
the citizens of Rodney, and neighbor.
hood, in the various branches of his profes.
ION. he may be found at the Union Hotel
Dr.. I. refers to the following gentlemen:
TO the Medical Faculty, Of Transylva-
MIA University, Lexington.
Professors Caldwell and Short, Louis
vile Med. Institute.
Tho. Z. Dobyns and E. G. Wood, Rod
ney, Mi.
DR.. Davis and Mctcalfe, Natchez, Mi
Josias A. Lyle, do
Professor Us. Riddle, Louisiana Medl
cal College.
Rodney, May 4, 1889.