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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-08-15
Groceries.

MUST received on Consignment, ! choice
lot Of GROCERIES, such as Sugar.
fol5ee, Salt, &c. which we will sell q re
heed prices for cash.
MURRAY & GARRETT.
March 9, 1889, 4361
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GREEN T. MARTIN & GILL E. MARTIN
A77ORNIES + cOUNSELLORS
AT Law.
RODNEY, MISS.
~l LII attend the circuit courts 81
w Jefferson, Claiborne, Adams and
Warren counties; the high court Of Errora
and Appeals and the United States court
ct Jackson. 80
Address g. T. Martin & Brother.
3 Rodney, Mississippi.
Hon. 6. Ro1efflson,
Hon. D: Mays, Lexington, ~. .
Foster q Easton, N. York.
= :, =. oaky 4 Co., Nov Orleans,
u. J. =. Warren, Rodnsy, Miss.
=. >. Hill e Co, Lo1i6yills. Ky.,
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Interesting .NUtice 10 Farmers and Economists

yHyHE subscriber would most respectfully '''o,nl va
& friends and The public, tina! ne continues !" paHu
Shop, first door below the Medical College iae Unloh
Hole many kinds of very useful LaSou' SAVING NJ
chimes which it would be to his interest I" se anu
much more 10 the interest of those that have use ''L
Them TO purchase Among which are SAt foito an u
GREENS PATENT STRAW CUTTERS, when q, =
To-, yell known in this section of country 20 require ey
testimony in their favour they being kuo"h aJ f.,
nile in their construction, stro"G and '"i"'e' b. r
performance ere not Surpassed, il eq'a''eo' y ~"
others
,n,,.s p,rrr1 FORM SHELTERS, which
~ zoo IS !, tbs section Of country. bst
as their great Utility ss"sL"y ne hi ''.s
proper To- publish he following ce'hct'es mat "e
's" Mr. }aSsz Pl' s about c two { y
ago. Of his Iron c ns mpsh esaseS S Sah
Shn, il very durable did not estimate The time
ccnIa,riy, bot judged that in about ten hours got
out with said Machine, upwards OF one hundred
Of corn: . 200, 'oiiN
ISwha.an, Januury2l, 1855.
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INTERESTING TO FARMERS.

1tiC subscriber proprietor Of the patent right for
This section Of country Of Fox H. Borland $ Staple
tooth, Spring Bed T:Mashlng Machine, and OF Emm"ns
n,r,nbie Chain band Horse POWER, would respectfully
,Corm his friends and the farming community, that he
, continues business at his Virginia Agricultural Ma
chime Shop Main street. lst door below the Medical "I
Ico. late Union Hotel, (Is old residence Tor "y' ~
r,,s pns,O and has as usual furnished himself WIN
H., Lost of seasoned timber. and other Materials and
b,s ne good wokmen 10 be found, and that ne Is
therefore epared IN fill any orders Tor Inc "9oVe nam
d Jbr,shing Machines and ilurse Powers, or either
o them and for Wheat Fans ni his own make, al sloiI
y, reasonable notice. The subscriber having been al
oea cxpPnse in the purchase OF the patent rights, ana
making improvements in ihrse MACHINES WIN VIC"
in p,rt Of benefting the farming community. Knowing
IF wha, Great importance g"nd ThraslIng Hachns IN
to them and how much they have been inp"sea upon
in veors past land are yet in some sections) ny me
ntroduc.ion Of machines OF little or II" Vaiue-he '"e'e
p-e looks to them Tor their support at least so long az
,bev NAV think him TO merit il, and It may be 10 ihr'
interest 10 purchase from him. As he makes th"se Wa
chimes only to order, ard the demand Tor Them near mar
vest time frequently being greater than can oe met ne
would therefore request those that may expect 10 "h
,brs- ThrashinG Machines and Horse POWERS 10! the
prpsen wear to him with their orders rs eory rs
npss;Ie Those that have good stationary Horse row.
ers ran have those Thrashng Machines atiached 10 'hem
with very little alteration and expense; ana they VIII
find i, greatly 10 their interest, To substitute them LOT
those they NAV now have in use, although they may oe
I'M, I,I worn lie would here state, that he has never
known tooth to come out or gSe way, IN any o tpse
machines that he has made; and that hr considers ihrn
as now made by him, 10 be greatly superotio uI' orf
nds in use bn, as their character only 10 be eI
.c,ed rom those that have them in and as several
OF those gentlemen Of high s'and'ng and well known
to the arming community, hove favored him with Ger
fcn;cs nt wha, they think Of them he thinks proper;
for The information Of those That are Jet unac9"a'n"'
with these machines, 10 here publish said certificates cs
Bs;rr called on nv MIR Jabez Parker to certify how lar
lamsa,sfcd with Fox & Borland s ThIashng Hachnes'
lar IL
,;on made and nh, I'd by him, lake pleasure In say
cnjsr Thew thrash much quicker and cleaner and get
out tangled wheat much better than any other machine
Alvis ba, the larres, (hree foot cyhnder) machine
have, on fair average, got out six hundred bushels
day last season. a very great advantage from The
use Of tln is, the sho! period required Tor gcDg ou'
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Thiriy.seren Cents for q R.7ZOR.

yHNE subscriber has received another supply Of Thr
a iy-seven Cent RAzoEs, and Judging from the suc-
cess he has met with heretofore in selling Rozors OF the
same quality he calculates upon giving the public good
article for the above small sum.
E. P. NASH,
Petsrsturg, ia.
F. Sd have now for sale splendid assortment, OF
P,ASu FoRrEs Person. disposed TO order instruments
may assured that they will have The very best select
ed for hen at the time, much taste Will be e1.
ercsed in the choice Of the exterior as possible
For Three Hundred, or Three Hundred and Fifty Dol
lars will furnish something Of superior tone, and very
handsomely inished-and if very plain finish is desired,
| will furnish them for still less than $500.
Z. N.
A,,ilG los DIFF
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FoR TIE ENo yIRER.

To tic Fo'crs Of Charione
lou are aware that ass The nominee Of the Repnb
Ec'" parry meeting, hello III the Court house at pr
|o" 10 represent Tie county in the next H. Of Dele
gates Some Suggestions were made in that meeting,
""cH implied dou5! and distrus; my present posi-
Ton IN PutIcs
shy purpose solely. amidst the hurry and confu-
Son Of pressing professional engagements and 10 hourly
anticipation {" Tie mail, 10 do away the effect OF those
suggestions. which, By the way were nothing more than
e "i inference or deduction, growing out OF the cir
cams'snce Of my leaving the meeting held in room in
apt e"!iih Tavern at March Court, before any hnal
"A upon the questions before the meeting was TAKEN
aus The frs, tine that ever accused Of anything
WI 100 iuch v"Gce III politics. and OF too great blind.
ness and Devotion to the Administration; at least since
80 Jackson was FIRST announced candidate tor The
'>urHct "r rather when he first spoken OF, cd
a'ed his fitness for the Office, sustained his election
oOA terms, and his Admins,r alton throughout. view
u therefore a Circumstance Of commenda,ion rather
Laa ep'nach is proof at least if rue that my
hGeHce has aEstcd lt.le, and tina! nm becoming
"t'ffIale and less viulent Than formerly.
II would be afrcation in me- and under existing cir
c0Ts'ances, nigh, have the appearance of something oil
"'Geent and character, 10 disguise The tact,
WaI there have existed minor differences OF OPT.
mon on subordinate points, during tie administrations
c both General Jackson and Mr. Van Buren,; yet have
t*ays been prepared to waive those differences, while
Fave zeaIously and arGenlly, and wish couid aoa
'c'en'y, sustained both reference TO the polls VIII
'ou"oany attest the truth of this assertion, having IN
.''S' WIN Single exception, sas'aipeu 'he - -
sn Candidates for The House of Delegates, the Senate
" virginia, and for Congress- gardless OF any private
I o. personal preudIces unless my refusal 10 Vo'e
GIL on two OCCASIONS when The candidates had no com
fIors, because did not consider they were sustaining
"e principles Of the Republican party, may be viewed
- exceptions The result proved that was right, tor
y Doth avowcd open hostility to the administration oil
utn Jackson previous 10 their deaths refer to those
s'at aud distinguished men, with all due difference to
@ private woIh and public characters. The exception
,teo to was personal vote given in spirit ot con-
'Hon, and was so xpIained in the Richmond EnquE
mncrat"
"a, Al time and on the very day when it fairly as.
IN aned that Mr.. George J. Roberts would be placed
ee, ,0nnaon for The county, and that he would &C.
r,'s himself heard me denounce Mr. Rives in
'' oHfig room Of Captain Smiths Tavern. So that
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crop, which leaves the teams nt liberty for ploughin
and preparing the ground for another crop This
bes the person who them, to finish seeding mus'
' JOHN wICKHAM.
Richmond, February 18th, 1888.
the subscriber, have of Fox s. Borlands Paen,
Thrashng Machines IN use, made by Mr. Jabez Parker,
ana lake pleasure IN saying, That il is decidedly the
best furnishing Machine that have ever seen The
cylinder of my machine but thirty inches long by
twelve and half thirteen inches in diameter l.malltr
than would have wished) but sill llrsshrd NY crop
of AIS bushels "f wheat with /, the presen, wear in
about four days, and wh perfect ease 10 my horses
JACOB MlCuAUN.
Powha'an, September 90 1887.
We, The subscribers having satisfactorily tested The
excellence Of Nl.ssrs Fox - Borlaud's wIen, Thrash
Ing Machines, made and sold by Mr. Jabez Parker Of
Richmond, 60 rot hesitate 10 pronounce them SUPERIOR
III our estimation, TO any implement Ut the kind with
which we are acGuain,eG-ond, under that conviction
We confidently recommend Them 10 ou friends and The
public.
(signcdl
GEonGE L iAEEIsns, Brandon.
EkEHAHD PEyTUS. Deer, Go0chi"na comfy.
JOHN il. Co,KE, Br,mo. FincOnHo cOn"ty, Ia.
Il liAREisSs, Jr., Elk I'm, GO"ht1"d
EDWARD AHDERsoS. Chestc,fdd
CHARLES YAScEY, Buckimgham.
HILL CARTER, IF Airity.
R"nLRT PICKETT, HtUic0 county.
November 18th, 1887.
We, the subscribers have each Of US in use, one of
Fox ~ E'riands Patent ThIaslng Machines, made by
hlr Jabez Parker of Richmond, and do hereby Ger
ny, that we think them greatly superior 10 MI other
Kings mat We nave ever seen IN use; they thrash
~ clean, much aster and require lees horse power
work them than ony other kind that we have seem
and we think them very Durable they appear 10 be
very strong, and the drums made g" that they
be- changed end for end, WHEN The face of the teeth may
be worn smooth thereby bringing their side to
tic work, Wh ch makes them Lass nearly wce as long
Us Ilose that cannot be changed.
(Sgncd)
WV. B. GILTs, .7mc'ia comfy
SAMUEL JUyLs, P0ahGt0R.
RopT X. PEHBLKTos, d,.
JOHN GILLIAN, 40.
have used for three years, Fox Il Borlapd's Patent
Thrashng Machine, and Emmons Patent Chain band
Horse power which purchased Of Sir Ja5, Parker of
Richmond, and consider them superior 10 any other
that have used seen; they pc every adran.
lage That could be expected in such articles.
RICHARD COKE, Jr.,
Williamsburg, Sept. 81, 1887
We the subscribers, have each Of in Of the
above mentioned Thrashing Machines and Horse pow
ers made by Mr. Jabez Parker of Richmond. and DO
fully concur with the above NAMED Richard Coke IT, in
SAYING that We consider them greatly superior all other
kinds that we have seen
(Signcd) JonX CoEE. williamsburg.
GoOpmcu DuHrEY, Jamtstolcn.
WV. b. RANsnLrm, HsnricO.
Tnos. J. WEST, d.
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Iiorduare, Saddi.ry, Cutlery, &c.

Hordvare, Sadditry, Cutlery, &c
VAN LEW SMITH are cow in receipt hy the ships Tally o'
SiLdou Europe Washington their entire Spring impoa-
ton Of Hardware Saddery. Cutlery, &C., and prepare 10
furnish their the usual terms with every description
OF the above Goods. 49,
also prepared TO furnish Coach SPRING. hhcs'
Stems and Maeabe Castings, all kinds at
- lll-w3~If
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my denunciation Of Mr.. Rvcs was one month ante.
rior to my nomination. In the same breath / pledged
Mr.. Robersmy support AT that time had difficulties
about supporting Mr.. Wilson for Congress, and ex
pressed my determination, unqualedy not 10 vote for
him in any event under any circumstances have
since changed my determination and in so doing aban
don no opinion, sacrifice any principle; for have
the very best second hand authority for saying that Mr.
Wilson Is precisely what would have him 10 be- Anti
Bank, Anti Clay, and in favor of Mr. Van Burens re-
election !, should be borne in mind that when FIRST
denounced MIR. Wilson, bad not taken the pains to in
form myself to his present position for seldom at
tend Courts; and what is still more 10 the purpose
had formed and expressed determination to SUPPORT
him henie had any idea Of being candidate myself
although was not fully satisfied then as now | am
thus particular, because unwilling saep;icism shall
find doubt p!evaricatinn, 9libblc AID SUI flee il 10
say for the present the irieds Of my election of the
Republican principle and the Administration Of Mr.
Van Buren, have my express authority for con,radc;iug
any insinuaons, which 90 to slew tina! avn Rives
Conservative opposed 10 The RI, elton of Mr. WILSON
lear that my engagements at home will not sulf,r
me 10 do justice either 10 myself The party TO c!
belong THIS circumstances Will tegct greater peces.
s'ty for vigilance aud activity the par, Vi those who
take an imterf:t in my election. Those who have uny
Of any such there be- so far as am individually and
personally concerned, will confer favor by not voting
for me; but so Tar the principles which we have
all along pr"essed To be contendDg with much zeal
are involved, feel il 10 he my duty to use oil proper
honorable and audabe efforts in my power 10 secure my
success.
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Eryussa .,fvIE,rrV Strd
W VI. Palmer
April lG

EgADSWDRTIi, WILLIAMS * co. have received, by the
arrivals, Articles Of the desirable style in thea
nc, oil shades aud qualities London and DOmc
tic Prints and other goods which makes ihc stock very complete
Offered their usual IeIns 10y the piece OF package
Il2-it
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ROCK AND JOB PRINTING.

sTEfsfP[ElsED 6 COLIN
,TIIJ continue al their old stand, the cross street
- below the ruins of the Eagle Hotel, leading to Shoe
hoe warehouse,
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-roRI1s MuLTiCAULIS.-50O coo Cuttings, grown
iva by d. w. Carter; 3 ounces Mammoth ygnS S;,I
ounces Two Crop, white ounce Iei,o |wSES
Worm Eggs, fof sale BY - L. ~ OFT
March Ii
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,S2rGss0n' S GsfiCC.

-Four ,nrp small s"Ih md rnshed By S'Tut'on.
Dro.n Nos in the EIrg uia Aon"nga'ia Lottery, No
Il - e; 81 "A 20 GS GO So II % 3 e. %
Whole ticket Nos 80 % &C. prize Of $3.50.
Do d., do 81 - 81, prize Of IG0.
DO do do 81 81, prize Of 100.
Onar,rr do do G3 GS II, prize Of l23
All sold and cashcd by STRATUM.
tpril lii IlS-N
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RIVER Edge, CHARLES CRY Co. }
EebruaTY Glh. Ego.

RIVER EDGE, CHARLES CRY Co. !
February Gla, lc39
M JnLc= P0rkcr Richmond.
Dear s;r-Yuur letter of the Is, instant has been re.
ccived requiring me 10 give you statement Of the per
orance Of Fox IL BoraUds Patent S'npe.tooth SPRING
bed Thrashirg Machine. aud E;nmons Patent Portable
Chain Band Horse Power attached TO the same, which
purchased tom You in $50. which statement here
with pleasure give yon according 10 The best OF my
collection. The season ! purchased the Machine, ]
hashcd with il for myself and neighbors, b-tween
FIVE and six thousand bushels Of Wheat, and the Ma.
chine has been wsrked by and many OF my neigh
aors and ,hrashed about the quantity every
sncr with the exception Of one (rnproductivr} year. a.
Which period the usual quantity Of straw passed through
the Machine. In addition To the Wheat Crop, thrash
ed sPvrra thousand busrls nj Data. The Machine has,
So far given general satisfaction 10 all my nri ghbos -
Ard although il mas been removed upwards OF thirty
times and worked by teams no. wei! broken and ire
ouenilv inexperienced hands, nntw outstanding the whole
costs II repairs up this time, has not exceeded five dol!
lars have no hesi'alinn IN saying that lie Machine
and horse power is The best ever saw. With The best
wishes inr your success,
reuIain, respectfully yours,
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lsg Al. !
|

TEUUny OF, OF IT O' --@------- T" W.T.: . =,
a ,nslicc Of the pc ace for tho nrrr said. d.,
hereby certify that whose mine Is above subscribed
~ an ai-<Ia wncss personally appeared before Comfy
nd mad un thar The above named -
subscribed rs rar;irs 10 the above letter
cntonry the OF the said witness
a. their act and Wilncss hand and seal ;hs day u"
Ami III ll1-wt2HMay
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MARRIAGES..

Married, Thursday, the h nsI by Eler lanes Taylor
M. Jons W. SMITH, Jr, Miss FRAscrs oscooD all of this
u'ied the 4h instant by tho Rev. M Bufnch, CoLuMnu'
GSnor EsG !uLA WESTON SrATos, eldest daughter Of W.
Married, at London, the 18th Of February, his E1crency,
SYLVIA Vas De WE,ER Envoy Extraordinary from Belgium, to
ELzABEru ASS only daughter wealthy
oil the house Barring nroher. r Bate. American" but
mas resided 90 in Ensinni ~ and m Stevenson Lord
Melboune Lord raIcs"n, Virgil Maxey Esq Mrs MaScy
The Ma'chonrss OF Wellesley Mr. John Van Buren, several Of
'"s "te'gn ministers, were rI"'e"i ut The ceremony:
marrd Wednesday, the a by the Rev NJ John
m,nmm,I Dr. E. r"LEMAsto Ms FS.Sess RAc.0.LE aush
Ter OIL MI Nathanc! RaeF-hln, all Of Halifax county
C"annbiaI love .upremrly rules the heart,
"irc -p:ri's finn ard iasi-
Mr. Nm '.skrxrLL 10 Miss sr,ArrA Jra.lr. daughter OF d.
Jess"'', aiI q! AirchIcnhure county, Va.
There dwell ." Joy !" Elem, to.y borer."
DEATHS
Died on sunday the 9Th the residence of Dr. A. l.
~ "o"f;C H'c.r"i county, ar' irLA ass his vii" eyed
~ years. avin. ErGc children n!aa u: sl"h cid
M w. he'd beer from csy life o ins" constitution aud delicate
cfnS was greatly comrcaicdlf meek aud lovely Dispositions
ana sc'"u'ous performance Of all the varied "u.es Of wife,
divinity OF d,spensnon aud resigned
uhnn, viii Justify tie hopo hat she will he admitted 10 pac
PATE JOYS of made perfect through the Oft
tc ,ncr, hem have ground o III" confidence
Ina, e a becn translated from world of suffering to the
s:pn o. c:erH r"Scou tho devotion Vt husband the Hffcc
o "' edren relatives "a cH ard the skill and attention Of
adam @ haS' ay"" sue Wn" nave been spaIeH 10
ample cbcoc Children the dangerous path from infancy
tut iEscu'Hbc Providence dGcCcd
We shonil Ium'ly submit.
Died. IN Wheeling the 9Th n,t OF corsumpon Hon ALEX,
h%"sR C,DwELL Judge OF the L. :. Count in the Western Dis
ttic; q! Er.ira.
Died. SATURDAY lns after painful illness in the Both IF
ms ne T. LIGTfCOr ClIIk Of Tic Superior aud CcuEy
Courts OF CuIpepcr.
M rs. noEOTiY PRICE, TAKE H;OrrcE, (as you
nfami'r Of F:i"ia) ''t, q" III" s dry Of Nay nrs''
sac NJ III" hOu.c o Garland Re, GO Tie county {" cnisn, IN
of Virginia. shall take the al! Willis H. Par
aHd Oh"r, read evidence thaEcr pcCd
hc Ecaaiy Court Of Louisa, Wherein plaintiff and you
LnI ";.r. q is PENDANTS. Respectfully ynuis.
Anil G lI2--wiwl GARLAND REYNOLDS.
BrDuSsQ tfuIkerry Ssrd
HSr received lot superior rOaSsG Mulberry Seed, just
Impartial and warranted he fresh Ono pound,
iii. said, VIII yI" about $50 COO piannny be "n tie
poorest SOIL and when grown il hardy the oak MI six
growers s'oL have u this nnks uc hedge that
VIII cattle tho year from the serGMakt hue silk,
ard S Il rrTu! e variety the Moth.
Also, uT 900 No'gS .iT!cdG!iS Cuttings,
Small 1cc-,
Roots.
ArriI lG III2-3l WM. Palmer
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Enrnl Of PrnIN.

Erow III By these presents; that ;c s5Scrihc heinz
s,ocLhuir IN the BuUk OF Virginia, do hereby constitute
rn;l ;ri." ani lawful Attorney and
Proxy cTrcsru each Of the meeting OF the Stockholders
l:oy, nil meetings "i the ock"crs ct
when not personally present or presented
proxy with full aud nuoi! al such general
rrr"-s and I" such "c act Or
- -
l. personally prrsni aad o hereby ''y end c"n
suii attorney "riy
rive pursuance Of the authority hereby ccn!ce
upon lin.
NIlnr.s Of hands and seals this day of
Trsc, SEAL
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LATEST FROM MEXICO.

Nrw oRLEASs April 6.-We have seen letters ilosn
Tampco brought by the schr Kolla in Gays bren
confirm the report Of the great victory said 10 ha'
gained BY the FederaIsts under the command OF yer" zen
Mexia over The Centrnlis's at Iuspan The Gfne,a.
was at Tampico, waiting the arrival of Urea, VINO WIS
hourly expected to concert measures Tor tIluie se
The differences with France had been satisfactorily se
lad "a heretofore s,ated-Grn Buslamenie was al VI"
abou, $50 miles distant from ampico, al The head @" ,s
Governmep, troops Every thug seemed TO favour i"e
Federaliss; the army was In extraordinary g oou
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LOCKER on,

THE AEMY.-The army Of The Unit States, VIC ne
lieye now consists Of MAJOR General Mac"mb c"nan
dern chief Major General Scott, Genera "or, ano
Col Worth These several divisions disposed g" as
loows:-Gen Macnmb occupies all that portion OF 10
rida unoccuped BY the Semnolss Gen Dol IN s ,n
TONED in the country between the great lakes and Inc
Delta of the Mississippi.
Col Worth Carsons the frontier from Lake Ere "a
Lake Champlain The remaining grand DIVISION con
sisng Of Cen Scott is posted in the beautiful eg'"
vond the river IN t>t"
Hampshire, from .Memphrcmngog, along the 81 C,o1
the jroostooh and the ST. Johns, to the Bay OF funoy
keeping arms length the Biueaoses on the one manu-
and the ,tiiniacs on the other ~. Cam.
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nTOTICE-The subscriber, residing at King William
Courthouse, respectfully offers his professional ser
vices in the Courts Of King William, Ming ~ aueen'
Essex and Hanover which he will hereafter attend re
arI,IIv-Ofice at his residence at King William Court
bonse COMMUNICATIONS by mail strictly attended TO-
Feb 81 [e9-wl2w] WIN. N. GREGokY.
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ROOK AND JOB PRINTINt

OF ~ E ga.-2: IC1EG0ITg U-GETa
pro,p neaty and accurately reasonable terms
INV other printer in this city They contemplate enlarg
;n their establishment during the ensuing SUMMER by
adding 10 it several ounts of new book type and every
thing omake complete, and worthy of public patronage.
They invite an examination of their book work.
n, They execute IEG..gCgE IGIgG of every kind in
the neatesl STYLE at The shortest notice
THEY KEEP on HAND THE VERY BEST
0Z2FpLYll$llM{P OF t3{GAGAGSSo
ON EXCELLENT PAPER.
They are disposed to take two apprentices about 10
years DID, well grown, and 9leraby wen educated. s
would ord as favourable opportunity of learning the
bnsness as in any other in the Union.
RIcuNoyp .Narch 26, 1899. lh-et