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THOMAS 3. GlRDt.FR.
.NsIars Pubic

IoSsrL'rE OF Tux Usirsp2 Z, ThornA. a.r,n-
SrArksoT AssnIcs. London : vail. Consul Of tI.
o",s" States OF hmeries Tor Lp"ion, and si,e de-
peohene'ss thereof do hereby Ike kno~ a .nd GER
NY, W MI whom % eOne-rn That CL.,u.s,
o."ei ''r'I,r. -ho h-th sig'',d foregoing err
"ns,'r, notary public, daly sifai,tcd and oru
s''d practising io ihr C,ty II london .fore said, aud
mat 70 all %e's by him dcnc iuii f. ss,i sr.,I,
a"u o"ghi to Dc given ia JIir-turs and Ihsrrvut
10" 1,s''n'ny "hrre't, haze hureuntl . tn, b.od
snd shSed the sell e the Coa,uI AZ Of ,h,, C,,,d
s'"'rs q" London aforesaid this sixth d.y of Sep
t~mnrr. Ia Tie ,csr ~ Lord one Thousand ,ybt
h"""r~h -"d thrt,-ssvrn. s"d 10 the ssx,y-..e sud
year oi 'hc Independence Of the s4d ua,t,i state,
mos. ASpiNW At.l.
Ever, person pretending TO bc General 4 xent.
or State Agent. Tor the sale Of the above pr, r.r,d
Medicines. ~hn has not hs appointment signed Bs
hln'sJ, publicly cSrOsed or su.pvn,i,d ~ h,. RI
'PcS''e siorc. Shop. or ofher, is an iMFus ron.
aud vendor ~ Jssc imitation
GEORGE TAYLOR.
No -. Cj,sssaIeTss 81 n. r.
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a Valuable Tan-Eard, sc.
rcR REWT,

- N-'fF F"n-fEHhIY ~
40Hts TAN-Y MD. with ~ II, snne-s,,s.
- offered fnf fr0t 81 suypoted 10 BE-
one OF the best locaii1rs 81 NhgHs far esrrying
ON zoe laanins og'.noss On an extensive scafs
~ there = ample room tuattf AZ yst..te
under cover u hss etsfs nerrssafs ff,.ts,a,
The yard - furnished b. tL water erd t.~ l.,t
kroand BY sstrf Pueer 40 sAurdsars ~ bt,t
can be got eonsenient St. fsff rfise atd t,
sreat bum5sr 81 aides car be procured 1.-THE
plaee. ~ there . 30 tsnarry within several
miles q There % slso every f1ci.ity 81 ge,.
ting hides from The ci'iss sni Tor sen.ios ths s,
on when tam, ]. ether by ths rsil.ruad ~ s,esl
Another inducemspi o. resfer O.. thatst,rre
9uastay % i.sSiheF .. ossa ~ the Fssrs an 49,.
course Of year Irnusdiiie pas.essiof. rso y.
gwen. HUgH CHLEEcE & co
Jss. 10. 1919 cost
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siVgsnin, eo wit:

- y sEstN, ~ WINE
IN the Cirrri, Superior Court of t7w and Chan.
osry - Jefferson County. Nov 27th. 1883.
Leri, I.srnwsg, PLA,>trr.
AGAINST
Jo'e7a Russell, J"Ph L. Smith JOHN Fi,:,ia-
"a ''' ed 'as PrcsM rtp',ssniaiire # Jssle.
LiJ-E S.ef1ei. D.trxn,s,.
~ CUhNcEcY.
titl'S cause cape ou to 30 heard this 9th
II di' oi Vow nhcr, is5S. upon Ihs RiIi, an.
'wff an eIniars. On g.ids ration whereof
u - ordered. HAT COmnissiuuer Wortht s;on
80 t1S' a. account az the offsets or pa,,nent:
msto ~ tie Complainant ar Defendant sai,h
'nd Hook % the Defendant Russell. on arcouu,
q tao deet secuted by Toe deed uf tr,,,, to John
Unanimous IN the Bill and answer aeuiionea,
'"d 10 Al lac ieFasi iAo same. ard the balance. Il
sny. die on -ild debt. 10 tits Court. toceiher
van any -reeisi siatement. either PARTY may
fc-ife. 10 tie n.S, term IL this Court By IA |.
reference the Defendant Russell .. not Ia be
rrnsi.ercd ~ admitting any payments or or,et,.
In the complainant or the defendant. smith and
Hook, other than those stated ia his answer.
CoPy-TsS;e,
ROBERT T. BROWN, Clerk.
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III spp"seiion wnh Csras.. Fruts. snd Sat.
- hafe On hsnf . tsnfsgsns collection "A
'.~sFls 70 ubifh Eosid invite ths suestios
~ The public JAaEs uIocfss
shsPhsfdsiosa. ian 90. lag
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or Egrna.

BYRON ihs hr't fs1 q Apt ? ssoss. A..
che" 'rd 'e'is' isisis o,esp..a =, 60.
"h'p. -H.'li is"''i' ~ouis b %. tered :.
"'ef Ne ~'afs fof faftisr
q CHAtD q BORsS
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JE1'EEa.SoSi LAa0
ECes MILE.


T3N''E sgbseriner offers Tor sale the FARM OF
- Nfs Robinson. ~ the county of Jefferson.
at TIA moaih VI TIE Eaiskin Greek, conlaiainr
- survey
-Four Agadred and sirty.sign and three
qgWtsr .7erss.
It's believed there are few piece. of property
~ the same extent with Nj. more valuable. bu,
tho residence Of The subscriber make. other IN.
'e''ment. more aESss sole TO hin. To save the
'rou"'" ct hquF"- i- vii .ia'e that his price 10
so yer aefe-oI'c iilr5 osst ;he reni,in.isr ia
ooe. Is', three. s.i four Years, bssrins interest
Conrnun cation, IN relation To ti- prop.r ty
coo he made - his relative Mr.. ,. e.. q Taylor
~ jefferson. ny whom. or sy Mir W X Jenkip,
an The premises. II viii be ,hewn 10 person. de-
.irop. Of purehasias
MoNcUnE ROBINSON.
Phi'''elphia, Der G. IHl---n
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-" ne s"bssrihsT ~ ssrpsr.- Fsrsy.
"'"t We missile 20 laas lssf. . sOHEyf
dNhi Nfh s.aaa ahns Lasss
mitsc through Ter body sls 30 r,zHfN
- isfEs bats b. irf bed -hss hsz&A
bud iss shhs 50. sb.gt o. -L-U
Mod. n. b lpisrstiy lsfss ns5'- - -.
~ ir.i Wa SO = lss.f tod 49, 81. 49,. 80.
iirut fhfee - foas trees
hs -" pa iir~fsi rs~sfs q, -, 49,,
81" ~l P"' bore t ~ sss ~ xsi,,.r 49,,
HiffisEL C0okE
H''P'fs-f-f's. ssrt o.. i-sa
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CASA FOR slgGaDES.
WISH "a pufebsss o. soon a. possible ZIP
~ NtGhOES. cor uheh noaihsr v va psy
h'Sher Ffiees % cash than say purchaser ,a
lh'- msfhst fersoas sbo NAV have nssroes
ier sale are infs.s5 10 call and see me fn ~ n
chesies--or " ineoavsHent 10 DO %. are re-.
sass.sd 20 aidfess ne . line, 10 sLieh vii
give i@msdiaie sflealioa.
wiashss,sr, sept. ~, ie5T.-if
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f0rnrfjup.

"A LARGE SUPPLY % striped. Rug add Cot.
4 n ton Csfpetiae for ,sis ny
}. }. h D. p MILLER
Jsn. %. 1870.
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N-SW GrlDrnS,

NHEsutseriber would announce to hi. friend,
= customers, snd the public generally. that
he has received aud is now opea,sg, Lis New
Years purchase Of
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Eoyllr~ftCs.

EhuE subscriber, have GA hand l,rge 10, Of
- brown sni hles'hed Couots and Cotton
o-"ahn'g Also, heavy Plaid Cotton for .er-
wants, which they eau ~ th,r,,-th,,r 70, c.,s
cheaper than they will be sold tor the en,u,ns.
Spring bur'rp and brows Linen, or ever
KIND. With few new style Caiieoe., Nett and
Merino Scsrf., jus, received.
L. NJ. 4 Z. ". AISQUITH.
Feb. ~. 1929
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Selling or Che0D.

'H'iE subscribers have On bsud a large ana
,pie"d'd stock "f sispie snd fancy GOODS.
which iheJ sre 'srt d.. rou. 90 reduce before
Spf'"g' G''af bargains viii be offered Tor cash
" 10 Punrtusi dealers
Jaa %. Is5o
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Notice.

consequence ~ the above change in nv
business II Is important that my own busi.
hT,- should nc closed. would take IL asa great
FAVOR ~ those Indebted to me would call aud
si"-> their accounts either by pigment or by
move. JAMES J. MILLER.
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OsI opened. ease % asw STYLE tIssos
- Hsi, superior n AM hsrstofose n.d, =.
regard, lishtness snd darsbHay.
ssa. ., Is5a. '" "
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EIGr ana TO,r LtUsW.

N SMALL 10 81 Flsx asd Toe Liosn. Co.
49, ss'h'f With . lsrgssuppiy % cup Hone
asds Thread, zoe sale Jy
Fsb ~. 1919. ''I@"
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Recommended by sac Medical
EfCILTI;.
Fiodoardo uOwnrSi's Select
MEDICINES.


HOwARD ia.p'oreL Coa.,oaad EI.it r..
n y f'ssi y Sa,sspOius. Tor ih- eur. of : -.
f1s of kloEs' E,i. Cbrnhic Kheum.,,.o, =,
philftIc snd Merruriai Disease. Whnr S~,f.
inss. Ohstins,e ETuptious ~ 10 ~k,r Itee,a,,.
So't>' Ps'ns 80 the Bones General Drh,lr,. aud
al diseases fequifinS the al 81 shsfst,e NJ
DE mes
HssGdi Compound Mad Efir.,f Of Bses,.
ior the cure ot Chrome Gobetfher, ob..r..
tons Of Of'oe' Glset. of ipi.g ,tsl ding. D.sa,s.
Of the bladder tf' ihrs Ge
Hoscssd' Tsaie .urIHys Soc the cure Of g.,.,
= AEss' Warranted " cure. O4 the mopr, r..
funded -
Hesrds Compound Ereoso,s T.sh U,,6 81
iosiA PaHs ior sffcstiag snd preventing dec,
:" Teeth snd &c disessss ~ the t.uDs-sf,,s.
"is sd Pisasani fsase4tss fof pfs.sr,is, A.,
90 hss.thy Condition.
UsHsrfs krsss5is a. oh .frAe Dra,.. warrant.
- cuss fsf Tooth Ashe
HTsif Vsyia J-gs. 4ssfs and Q Hsetusi WON,
Destroying Nsdttn~
The shove Medicines are pfepafed sccafdiag
" the latest Improvements ln phasrary. AID
have acquired much reputation sod ue r.fs.
ae"fe 90 hAh1 fhysielsrs ii ttriou. parts q 0i,f
eobnuf ihfsietsts snd nfhsrs feaan,rx tbs.s
ase ere iuthsd 90 g.se jtfr tf,st
FfsPsicd only 81 ns Ptsrmssy, Wasiingtop
City TIOD0AEDg HOWARD
eIFsr sa's ~
sfgPHgNsoS & BgcKiI&u
5'ee ~ \ ~ Hsys. ~, ps,.- gsyrv
Nov IS. iSf- -5a.
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EO.:cra ware

.HuNT received large supply or Farther
~ Crooks. of al sizes
Feb 81. 1879
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E.ininrnf.

A SUPERIOR IININFNr. Eor she cure Of
-SA Hhsumsuc Affections. pstiienisrl, ~ The
'a.s }. HIGGINS.
shcphsrasioWn Len 10 1879,
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H% NOW all Men b, these Ps~,.,,. rh,, ~.
n MORRISON, No-t X 10 81 a.. Bri,.,L, Coi,-x-
"' iis-'h ." H-H.iiiDn Plsss kin ,, Cross, ond,,l
80 the eaa.ty 81 N,d.ii.ss IL. that mar, "a ,h tt,d
hi"giym 10 Great Bs,i.,n aud Ireland called H.y
""d, Hsgeisis aud Man.g, "a the s..t Is, a. 81
', :. -, "sa''", Do hrroe, ry,'kc. .nu-i AID m-ks
st'~s. nov "r l.,s al Broski,n Ls,v Island a., IT,.
state ~ Me- Gosk, a. the l..n, al A.,,t OF H.
81" ''ii-xr %. thc Cs't-d St-,.s of Aa. ris.; .nd
sh p"w'rs si'i authorities az .uy tune In
t"Tr gwen nnd granted To- him; .ni -, ,Io a.,.L,
g'e u"i'.e To- 81 Shatn ~ -, enresrn tl., ,i- ,,i
H'r-ii" Si,'phsard Mot from the a., ~ a..
s',r H. r'oft' hr IA fy the x-nt a the ,.,
C"ilrse. go al IA. the .aid Mo,.un. ~ oct SC
Nal NC 'i' hcr,h, bpniIGs asd .upo,ut NJ, Go
t-Nier, "a Red tinp Sqn.rr d. ala. .,,,,,,x ~ MI
.".",' "t -i''"i 10 lriss-j ~ New York g. be
tr1sa .cne s''ti' i!.e teSs,p Agent ~ the ,.,d l,
u.h Cc-, of H. Ill., f-rih- purpose az .. iI,,y .,i
d's'r'bi"1 a"i c~1s'nx IL he s.id aud ia str
Throughout t', U"nr'i States IL Am. nc. III. ,n,,
e'"- t'f'i'"rs' Ia ti'c s,,d COilyr an,i kuo~, Lx
the n-nse "a No-isn's Pill. ar tI, y...,.hi I,..s
,rfs~i hs'i.i''rs oi the Hr,t.h C.IIey~ oil M ,i,h
VA ~ q" hereby drcisr- aud gave t,st,- ,h.t a.,
r' her..i',r soi ~ i"e lU'sed s-t.. .iI he the
sSA"'nv VI Si's.."'s Pills." Vegetable U.i,.r.I NJ
d'eines oi ihc B'ius' College % IT. .lh u.l. a, IL
'ahri on 8 'e box containing such Pills, b., ,,.r.,
~i,h f-'-.'miie 81 NJ. Jane. Morsou. the ivy,
ISIS s'En-'urr, aud .i,O h .f.e-su,.e oT thr Az
nature ct the s-ii George IL, Tor. .ue. Gsner.i
Agent as Aforesaid
.'tne,. -h reof. ~ have herentto set our hand,
az" zeal ga i-1nd IT, the hi,h day 81 ,IaemLer o.r
"'ous-Iu eish' hundred aud ti'it, seven.
MoKiSON. AOAr CO
UHnssses-H-nry H..kin,. William u me.
J., Thomas Samuel Girlier, OF London. No,.r,
fuhiie s "a, Al -uih0s,,. di, admitted aud orr
DO hereby ertii. md stIc,t unto all whom ~ t.,
concern, ibs' Tbs d-, befo " tue Ga. .-ii
s"d IN the presence ~ tho sad -usser ,I,.s Get
ne'ss. Perso'-ii, appeared Mr.. Ai-x..l.r Mir
700. p'''"er :" the house OF Nes,rs. Mori,oo No.t
II Co n.a,sd ia the fryo..g deed Of .,noin,n,.,,
tho ,hereup'n s,gned s.d scsi.d the said deed il.
ne name 81 has ..'d hrm. Ia trs,iu,pay ~herroI,
"@ve h.reuato s,t M, had and siiis-d NV no;lri.i
-, ~ '.o""""; h. NTH -y of September, thou
sand eight hundred aud tiisi, -ssvvn
In Fiicm.
THOMAS 5. GIRDLER.
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.f.ren NH sc,rs,

"a III. aod =. Cut saws. extra. besyyAxe.
IVA Wood sawrw,ih fame.
VI. Il Z. ". NsQuITU
Dec % fSs9
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DonrrGira, Elurlou. -

n LtRGE surriy Il Domestic. Bs,lsf. se
- fof ssfs ~ smsu sdsso.s eus., a.,
gsI1 90 piece hy J , 4 y. r. MILLER
feh. ~ i-1g
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Tuition On English, aud toafg Ger se..lo,
able ~ advance =,
BEDDING ard Towel,
4"i"S qua fsinhus IS
frcneh and Latin. sseh m
siusic add ue Of in.tTsa.ent 9,
DAY sCHDLAUs.
First ClaW--Eismentsfy siGGlts per session p.y.
able 10 advance az
Second cl4ss--Niore advanced -igaie, IN
5"nior Class. DO. do. do ~
senior class do o.. do 10
An additional charge 81 80 cent. Z. made for
stationary sni also fuel or school room acc.ti
inS 10 sssessmrnL Eich hosrd~r a. ,.e ssfpi.
hsrJ - required 20 provide trtsc.f Win iry,k
OF suitable chest, furnished Win lDs 4. and e.
mark eaeh piece of elahins Ulsh the Initial. III
be' pane. Every gcopeT discourse 20 nett ~ M
terruptions. ~ aB-cuoo. Vil D. of.frd 1, ths
pupil. No deiuction viii be- tnsto or a7s a.
,snes unless oeca'ionei ~ tar gnpti's ifness -
Any puPh entering TIE sennusry wthtn for
wseas sf'sT Ghe term has corl4,enred. viii D.
charged for fuii term. aud hIvtf,s once en,sted
she gill Re consijsToda msmhrr Tor tie 80.
matudef 0f she sessisa The iasiHati1u BEN.
nov assflJ fuil. four Wseks nOiice Il ,s,entia,,
20 vissdrav ?sPii - rcg'ssstsd that thn.-.bss-
ins applied for Aimissioa, may BE- n..,s.S b,
haas fos due pfepatsnon.
Commnuications g. be afifsssef D. a.. ., 4,
efpsl. oesF PetsfsSiiis. Ff,destsh Cosot, 80
Web. -. 1879 III
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- 81 Spring Wheat fot sale
Feb p. 1879 S
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DAaLEYwooD

ElSLEaAElS Sls .-I.Syl A.ayr.
1s~r. Isicsard ~. E'aIIs.,., E'sIsrly.,l.
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uSS received sna offered Sos ssis by CuAs
- HAhPtk JOHN x. WHITE, Who hsv.
ps associated theassivss IN the AsssssssiIs ov,s.
ss.s N shophesissoss. would invite their fssssds
sse the public 10 cali sad sssm.as Thar ssosh
consists In pert of
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Eor 40.
WOOD xyaWTUr

Np' 10 br gisd ., receive ifpa,eBiat.i,
o. enfi. 81 WOOD, tgsri hieksrr.l non
soJ Que oe ins ne.
Feh - 100.
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are as strange as the shell broth" that boiled
md bubbled in the witches cauldron. From
this fragment Of chaos shall proceed to ex.
tract and arrange such matter as is material 10
my purpose. And first, to show, as proposed,
what importance the Secretary attached to the
duty Of depositing the public moneys in bank,
at stated periods, so that they might not ac-
cumuiatc in The hands oI the collector, and thus
afford temptation TO delacation.
The first letter ! shall quote was from Mr.
fancy, the Secretary Of the Treasury. Iii,
No. OF the letters 10 receivers; is dated Jan
uary 10, 1884, directed to r. B. Sterling. re
ceiver olpubIic moneys, and concludes as fol
lows; 81 will only further add, that the obiga
ton TO deposit the public aloncy pr0mpfly and t.
render your returns and accounts pancuaIly
are Imperative, and must in future be Regarded a.
paramount 10 all other duties"
Again; under date of 9Th Nav, 1884, Mr.
fancy writes toJ. w. Dickson, receiver It
Mount Salus, Mississippi: "Ccrliiicates ofdc
postc arc to be addressed to this Office; these
and the prompt and punc'ual dcposiie Of M
public money, arc TO be regarded as paramount
duties, the strict performance Of which will b.
insisted on"
On the 18th orJuly, 1884, Levi Woodbury.
writes the following circular to some seven 0
eight receivers:
81 regret to be under the necessity Of motto
Ing your omissions to make returns for the
months of April May, and June last. By
circular, dated the 18Th Of January last, yot
were advised of he necessity Of promptiudS5t
this respect 1t remains that should agar
remind you, once for all, that this is duty aolicl
mast be ptnctuqlLy oJSerccd,n
To be continued
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Amusing Courting Scene.

An old number Of the Western Monthly Re-
view has the following amusing couring scene
The business was enacted, as we have said,
by moonlight, and whether fate had SO ordered
II, or whether the frogs were obliged TO suspend
their melody 10 wet their whistles, we dare not
pronouuce-6ut SO ii was, that when the lovers
commenced in alternate strains, they were as
Still as death, and not the slightest noise was
heard, but the never ending creaking Of the
aadids.-Thorough saw, that if he did
not take up the strain, Nioletta would have the
first word,-Therefore after divers manual
movements, and nourishes o! oratory and
pathetic, as preludes OF what was to come, he
laid his right hand on his left breast, standing
q little inclined towards the fair maiden, aud
resting the greater weight Of his body on his
left foot, and with an accompanying cast Of his
eyes; not towards heaven, for they were toe
deep for such movement, but towards the
shaggy parapet Of his eyebrows-uttered the
following words, in tone Of sepulchraI tragic
Iaity:
"Voletta LilIiettn Tabitha Libear, perditon
catch my soul, but do love thee"
More he said not, but more essayed TO say
Nioletta, incontinently impatient, waited not tc
isee il he had more 10 say, but forthwith replied
IN alternative verse:
sob! Thoroughgrabb, art thou not tickle, as
the rest! Men are lighter than floating cork
But, Thoroughgrabb, mind you, marriage is a
serious business. Is this foolish talk one OF
your ilourshes, or am |, in good truth, to re.
celve ii as declaration OF love? Please to
tell in plain English, what you want of me-"
"lmmorta powers forgive the vile necessity
that clothes high thoughts Of love in plain and
common words.n
"Iou are right, Mr.. Thoroughgrabb, if you
have any thing to say 10 me, say it in plain Ken.
lucky English"
"WeII, Tab, love you, ard want 10 marry
you. viii you have me or not?"
81 reckon, Mr.. Thoroughgrabb, will. But
'chtte man uery uncertain, US the Indians say
want you to put 1t down on paper, or say it afore
evidence, that can take the law on you il you
don't keep your word. reckon one must be
sharp TO deal with such as you"
\ "Why, as to that Tabithu, if warn't in the
mind, reckon needn't say SO. AS to taking
The law Of one like me, that's right funny. Ex-
celIept wretch! do love thee. Let tho stars
near II and the sch"
"CaII me "A wretch again, you villain, and ri
throw you into the lake! Tell me, in earnest,
'Idoyou ak me if will marry your
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much mistake their charnc,cr. =, ee--sas~
nxcd principles, and will maintain ,hney hy,
hazards hazards. They are too inteliuen, , a"I at
JUDGED TO believe, and too homes, ~ "na unpe
believe that Mr.. Van Buren, has n, !, pretend
ICY orpoliics since his own clo"n ieu hsn.
Presidency They will not even 'H n TO ii,
injustice 10 suppose that he woulI 10 10 hlmAe
nee upon one principle and then +, Wy INTO O.
on the opposle--thot he would SOY SOY ,acluD
,S, inc american people that ho 'p ~, vow
'ia' .no PH''lc interest and his honor aovleved
MN no follow in the footsteps of his required
sor, ana Then falsely his promises 81 preeieces
ana p"h'ciy made. We know ,b ~ S%Temny
D,l mas never adhered to his pIcGo w.t. Van
SOUTH nor to any other party or sas,, 70 The
the pledges now under considerable, '0 ni but
under circumstances far more "e'e made
those TO which he was heretofore c 1Y.eii'n than
what may be the final determinoii,"'m,,'
citizens ofthis county on The course ', ,G 0'ae
pursue IN regard to the next Presiden,%isJ?y will
iIon we do not pretend to know--nc;,b'.,'a cleo.
aSpirants now for the Presidency bo %or o. The
choice; but this much we think we oos Jag 'Ler
safety, that the entire State Rights WIZ! with
are opposed 10 Van Buren,. spag
We will make proposition 70 ,ho -.
the sentinel if he will be good enough l -
an article showing that the State Rigb, /" write
ought, under any circumstances, % -" "o, party
Van Buren,, or that he holds one soIi,,, UV Tor
ION IN common with them, we w;I oPa'
views an insertion, and recant orr cr.os 'v us
should prove TO be in error. We, Of coa,, " We
moi expect the editor of the Sentinel 10 n, 90
the fCmarh no ~ may s"ol.o il. - " publish
he should not convince us; he declined disors IS
sing the question on equal terms some ,imo
since, Weare of opinion he thinks his cn,,o
cannot bear fair investigation, We nov
propose to meet him on unequal terms VIVA,
say you, Mr. Sentinel? "'
W0GdUWe RepubBcon
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-14

"COLD COMFORT FOR THE WIGS. The Wood
vile Republican says that nine-tenhs of the
Opposition Of Wilkinson county are opposed to
Clay, as well as Mr. Van Buren,, and that they
arc all saunch Nullfiers. Now, as it is well
known that the most distinguished NulIifers of
the country have supported the present admin
istraton since MIR. Van Buren, adopted the sub
treasury system, and proclaimed a strict con-
structon Of the constitution, and the old JelIcr.
sonian doctrine as the basis of his policy.
where is Mr. Clay to get his support? The
only objection which the Republican and nine
tenlhs' Of the Opposition in Wilkinson being
against Mr.. Van Buren,, is that Gen. Jackson
broke his promises after he came into power.
We do not think this is fair mode of treating
the administration. Mr.. Van Buren, after get,
ting INTO power, boldly avows and carries out
the very doctrines which the Nullifers adyo
Gated in "a and '5;-but, say these pseudo
Nulliiiers, we cannot trust his sincerity, be-
cause Gen. Jackson deceived US. sWe will
support party that now processes and that
has always acted up TO principles the very OPP
posile Of our own, and which we believe to be
OF the rights of the states and the
interests of the South, because Van Buren, is
NV oiHSSlS III NiS PiOiNoSlOlo VI
his PRACTICES This is strange logic to u.s.
We think that our Multiplying friends should at
least support Mr.. Van Buren, so long as'he ac-
ted on State Rights principes-and the Repub-
lican will find that great portion of his 'nInc-
tenhs' Opposition will support Mr. Van Buren,
when they find him adhering to correct princi.
pies. He must, however, give up his idea of
using the 'thevng shops as he would 'ndivid-
uals.'"- Vieksbmg Sentinel.
The editor Oft the Sentinel is Iaboring under
a mistake. The article 10 which he aIludes
above, was not editorial, and does not give what
is our opinion Of the politics of the county,
Oar own opinion is, that the citizens of Wikin-I
son county regard the party in power, and
their opponents in precisely the same light
that they have for the last three or four years,
as expressed by them at the ballot box during
the several elections, The result Of which mol
one rejolccd more than the editor Of the Senti-
mel. They will still continue TO cast their
votes against Van Buren,, if we do not very
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-14

JONI STURGEON, lIoco-Ioco) has been elected
United States Senator from Pennsy ,vania in
the place Of Mr. Mexican, (oco-foco)
In N. York, the democrats in the Senate have
been more successful in their management than
in our own State.-They have succeeded in
preventing the election for U, S. Senator.
In Virginia, al the latest date, there had been
no election for L. S, Senator There had been
nine bulioings without making a choice.
SAMUEL ]. GHoLsoy, has been appointed
Judge of The United States District Court for
Mississippi, in the place Of George Adams, re-
signed,
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-03-14

Dear angelic QlgH! do, I'II swear it
Let the stars hh, and the seal say yes
VIII .marrNMgd,
~ hongh Damon as the morning stars were fair,
"And you more trcacherous than the stormy sea;
ne constant, you more tickle than the air.
yet would liye and love, and die with thee.
"lloId, Mr.. Thoroughgrabb, There's anolh.
er thing must know AK you now, il you
mean 10 make me tote water, like II negro, and
dig the tatcIs, and milk the cows, and tend the
babies, and work like dog in doors and out.'
"Thot's as you behave, Tab, mought, and
then again, mought nG."