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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02

"THs CREAToRE's At HIS DIRTY WORK AGAIN
-mThe writing tool Of the Liberty Adyoeate;'
the propagator and retailer of Wing ISLANDERS IS
sending his eausons from Jackson to the Fede-
raj print, Of whichhe was formerly presiding de-
ity, in this place. He signs his reports j. d
GRAVES. Now, this is unnecessary, for, as far
as unmeaning assertion cant and stupidity are
concerned the articles fully and clearly identity
the author without the signature. This is the
same fellow from which We tore the veil and ex-
posed his hidcousness 10 the just censure and
contempt Of the community some time ago; the
slanderer Of the best men in the state;a Watson
Webb. without his talents; plant tool OF
federal party, in this place, who findit convent
ent to use him, at the same time il heartily dis
pises him--a nominal State Rights mana null.
lificr and an advocate for u. $. Bank, at the
same time. A compound ofinconsistency!!
The Reporter for the Advocate il equal to Pa
ganini, on one string. Heis athletic play all the
federal tunes, with all the variations and accom-
payments, Of which the following is q fairsam-
ple---
l3-The audaeity Of these red,lippcd lickspit-
tlcs.-IJ They are tickled with the straw Of
Democracy! n *--*l-g7 Profigate Expend-
tures!! Ill ~------*s 7sqnandering the Public
Money n. --shamcful Extravaganza!
Government Expenses. *.----------*
-7"Now Public Debit gf-Rediculon Imposi-
tion!- -l-azJs Van Buren, Dynasty!
-Y-Loco Focos!a CD --*1* Agrarianisra!---
The Leveling systenl!l-- War on the banks
Title Ruined Country &---*---2-!
*Fanny Wright The congenial rays of
a Southern Suns-----..!!.!!- -The purse
and the sword in the hands Of one man*!!!,!!!!!--
Two legged Sub-trcasurers,--- Defaulters'!!
War, Postilence and Famine!!----
VIII the people submit9--?2---??l--!!!4
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02
PTNEY WOODS PLANT R.

A bill to increase the salary Of the Az
torney-General TO $4,000
The bill to amend an act to increase
the salaries Of the public officers Of The
State of Mississippi--[this bill relates sole,
" to District Attorneys Twas read %
time and rejectcd--ayes II, noes II.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02
THURSDAY, Jan. "a.

Orders of the day:
The bill 10 increase the salary Of the
Adiutant- General, was read third time
and passed.
Mr.. Boyd, according to notice previous
y given, introduced a bill to prevent the
evil practice of duelling, and the same, af-
ter some discussion, was laid on the table,
The bill to repeal an act further to pro-
vide for the collection of the revenue Of
the State, was read the second time. com
mitted to the Com. of the Whole, and
made the order Of the day for Friday.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02

On motion Of Mr.. Hopes, the House
resolved ilselfinto Committee of tho
Whole on billfor the benefit of Educa-
tion; and, after some time spent therein,
tho committee rose and reported the bill
with amendments. The bill was ordered
10 be engrossed, and made the order of
the day for lis third reading on to-mor-
row.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02

Grief shortcns life. Joy also shor-
tens life, by whirling away the hours
with a rapidity that surprises the ira
weller on the road ofexistence.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02
LOOK HEREIN!

TNHE undersigned is very thankful for
"a past favors EXTENDED to him SO liber-
ally by his customers--hs frionds-his
REAL friends--and the community gener-
ally, for whose accommodation no efforts
on his part will be leit untried: and now
he would inform them that he has late
" received, from New York, large and
very general assortment of GOODS,
selected with much care, which he offers
on the most reasonable terms; consisting
in part Of the following:
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02

G17-IFhe Hon. !. Wall has our thanks
for The documents he has been % kind in
forwarding. We would direct the readers
attention to his letter, on the first page.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02

Rnayea and swindlorS rule the Iand.-LInER-
TX ADvocATE.
The man Of the Advocate 1.-THE ''P UMPKIN
editor, disIikes this atate Of things, az u pre-
cludes the possibility Of his having any part In
the RULE Aman without brains "a sinplctcn,)
cannot make complete KrAvE nor successful
swINDLER.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02
MONDAY, Jan. 81.


The Senate met. The following petit
tons and memorials were then presented.
BY Mr.. Tucker, petition from the bank
at Columbus, to reduce its capital.
BY Mr. Alsbury, petition requesting
the Legislature to memoralize Congress
TO appoint another Judge Of the United
States District Court.
[This petition stated that the amount in
controversy in the Southern part Of the
State. alone, amounted to nearly 7,000,-
900 of dollars.
The petition was referred to a Commit
tee Of three.
Mr.. Hadley. on leave, introduced bill
to protect the rights Of married women;
which was read the first time, and 200 CO
pies ordered to be printed.
The bill to abolish imprisonment for debt
was read third time, and lis further con
sideration postponed until Tuesday.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The following bill was read Sd time,
and passed:
4 A bill! to amend an net entitled an act
to repeal an act To change the name Of
\ the Commercial Bank Of Natchez.
1 The bill TO increase the salary of the
Il Adiutant-G General. After an animated
discussion, the blank in this bill was filled
with @500--ayos III, noes ll--and the
bill was engrossed, and made the order O.
the day for Tuesday.
Mr.. Boyd gave notice that on Thursday
he would introduce bill to prevent the
evil practice Of dleliing.
Mr.. Coffee gave notice that on Wednes
0 day he should introduce bill to reduce
! the capital stock Of the Mississippi ant
!. Alabama Rail Road Company.
il The Senate then adjourned.
WEDNESDAY, Jan. %.
i The Senate met.
J, u. s. SENAToR.--On motion Of Mr.
J, Grayson, the Senate receded from its a
4 mendment severing the two elections, b.
vote Of Is to 10.
II Mr.. Kyle then moved to go into the Q
u lection forthwith this being the day fixet
d by the resolution the House for election
MIR. Grayson objected, and Mr.. Kyle
/ subsequently, Withdrew his motion.
. On motion Of Mi. Maury, the resolution
d Of the House was amended, by striking ou
\ WSuheSuuyt tnRs uuyiI anu SUBSTITUTING
Wednesday, the Both Jan. for the election
d Of a Senator for the unexpired term, ant
l. Friday the list Feb. for the election Of ;
Senator for SIX years. Adjourned to 3.
of AFTERNOON Sessions O'clock, p. NJ.
10 Orders Of the day.:
/ The following bills were severaIIy reaC
il a third time, and passed, viz:
: "A bill TO authorize the Boards Of Trus
3 tees IL certain townships to establish join,
2 schools.
A bill 10 Increase the salary oe the Au,
III ditor Of Public Accounts to $4,000.
q a bill concerning the mode Of proceed.
!, ing in the High Court Of Errors a. Appeals
NJ A bill 70 amend the act incorporating the
town Of LIBERTY, in Amite county.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02

The govcrnmentisbecoming school In which
the youth are taught 70 learn the alphabet Of
vice, and lisp the rudiments Of prohgacy.--ln.
TIM YOUTH ARE TAUGHT 70 LEARN THE
ALPHABET on VICE, AND THE GOVERNMENT Is BE
COMING THE SCHOOL! o. Smiley! for li1tle of
thy brains. win some linguist translate this
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-02-02
British, french, Ger
MAN and AMERICAN
DR. Y GOODS:
Plain
and figured
Muslin, De Lains,
plain & figured Dress
Silks; plain and figured

Bonnet SILKS and Sattins; hgu-
red and plain Bombazines; black
and other Grapes; linnen & cotton Ia
bile Cloths ;ladies kid and silk Gloves gem
tlemens' Gloves Of every kind; French,
British and American Prints; Merino and
Silk Shawls and Handkerchiefs; ladies'
cambria and linen Handkerchiefs; Null,
Swiss, Jaconett and other Musins; white
& colored Cambrics; Bobinettes; white g.
black Tule for Wells; thread Edgings.
handsome assortment; Jaconet and Swiss
Insertings and Edgngs; WorstoG, Lambs
wool and colored cotton and silk Hose
and IIalt-hose; Rbands, large a.
handsome assortment; Irish
Linnens; Artifcials Of all
sorts; fine lace Capes
and Collars; OIL
so,Grecian
Collars;
a large assortment Of Domestics, Umbrel-
las, &c. &c. &c.
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Stale of The Polls
AMHERST


Garlnnd's majority over Gordon 190-Cocke's maio.
ry over Coles, 1885, Cabes majority over Powell, llO
augusta and RnckJridse Passengers in the Western
stage ,n ,hs a" US ,a' dsi1io iasn 81
q stuart anu AIR. McCue are elected 10 The House oil
Delegates.
Augusta and Rockbridge gave Moore q majority Of
COO for Congress- Craig but it Was not sup.
posed he could be elected
AUGUSTA-2 Delegates.
"StauntOn May 23-The election is over, and all is
safe for the Administration candidate Tor Congress- r.
Craig. The Wings disappointed al the vote he got
in this county, but the friends Of the principles OF MIR
Van Buren, were firm, and not easily 10 be changed
if they had BEEN effort not lacking. Mr. Moore his
opponent has been oil through the county haronguing
The people, and has been Iaboring in the District con-
stanly since last fall We cannot boast Of majority in
this county for the Administration, but we do boast Of
sufficient number Of tue Republicans always TO save the
Congressman.
"he vote for Congress stands about, for Craig 277-
and ga for Moore and small precinct hear FROM
that usually votes from 20 to 80 There is no doubt of
Capt. Craig's election
John Ii Peyton" (Whig) is elected TO The Senate
franklin NlcCue- (whig) and Gerard B Stuart wv
to the House Of Delegates Stuar. Gl0, McCue Gc1,
Breckenridge d0I, Peyion CSC, Brooke 302"
From The .alartinSburg Gazette E1tra)
BERKELEY.
!Na,tinsLurg May "a The election for member of
Congress ana two members Of the House of Delegates,
took place on yesterday !. will be by the exed
returns, that Richard W. Barton, Esq, (Whig.) has a
majority of SO for Congress, and that Jacob Myers and
Edmund P. Hunter, elected TO the House of Dele.
gates. The candidates for the House Of Delegates
| al
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For Garland 1876 majority and 202 for Cooke
Al
From Tie Charlottesville .3dpocnte J
IA hlARI.E 81 EDITION

CHARLOTTESVILLE, May 2o-The election for men,
Der OF Congress and Senator and Delegates The State
Legislature for Albemare county, took place on 1'rs
day last The day was cloudy, but not sufficiently in
element to prevent general attendance of voters-bul
we have small turnout Of the people
election day, and little interest manifested by these
who were present. Many gentlemen, heretofore the
most violent in their political feelings, did until
al late hnur-and we have no doubt others left the
place without voting at all.
The principal cause of the apathy in this county,
The want of county opposition, and the circumstance of
Gen. Gordon and ; uor Garland's having changed as
peclsThe Wings although they preferred the election
Of the latter would not take active part during the
canvass IN his favor, and the may be said Of The
Administration party proper. The lenders preferred
Gen Gordon election, and generally voted for him
bnt they could not induce the rank and file TO 10
the polls 10 sustain him. There being regular oppo
son to Messrs. Gilmer and Southul, the Wings gene
rally felt but little interest in the election except to
the Senatorial candidates, and they confident
OF Dr. Cookies success, a great many did not come TO
the election
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-05-28

WIN VNsIFHf I1SV
Secretary Of State, Washington
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mon coldery that they openly regoilsd and cfposfa s
general This is in part confirmed IN a oespatcn ion'
Van Ialen 10 the Minister Of War. The Ca'ns''i o
The 7lh Of April, STOPPED The Madrid mai near ,
and murdered the escort. In La hancha, faliliDs 'e
Carlis. Chief butchers every Christine VINO a'S ~"
his hands. noo, =,
the night Of the 10Th. Don Carlos mas es'up'' :.
new government unto oil which Father Gym IS 10 oe
Vice President lie is said 10 mediate new al.ach on
Madrid, as is busy with his preparalons ne "aui'u'
government has succeeded IN making ne" Contract
for the supply of the army for three mohlhs'.
BELGIUM The small Town OF Suckheim, IN lhe Gun
ION or N.cbeen has been almost totally destroyed ny
fire Only about houses, more solidiy DUH 'han
the rest, or OF the range oil The naheS esc"psu
Among The buildings saved are the parsonage u"u '
church. Nineteen twentIels OF the ,nhaolahs are
without shelter, aud the town is reduced 10 hraP o.
ashes. Fortunately only two persons were seriously ~
London Honey Market
APRIL 22-.Very little business has been done .oosy
in he funds C"nsois g2 % for the account and
fox money J2 s To ~ Z D. Excheqner Bi'ls ia 40.
India B"nds lower, IS 4G. Bank Stock I97 India
Stork 2i5 9. Spanish Active 20 Portuguese %
9 for account Spanish Deferred 03S.
LirerpoOt Cotton .lfarhet.
MONDAY 22d pr The demand through the week
hns limited oil descriptions have been diiiicut OF
sale partial decline of lSd has been submitted 10 on
most kinds The demand TO day continues Limited, the
sales amount only 600 bales taken by the trade at
previous rates Of The week. The market continues hat
and prices are rather lower The sales amount, TO about
9CCU bags-namely, $50 Peruvian al I'd TO . 2d 2OO
Maranham al { to 4; $50 Surat, 6 4 to7d; The
rest American l. 10 l0d On Saturday, SOU bags
sold
LIVERPOOL TUESDAY. April 23d THE sales to-day
amounted 10 coo bales.
LonJUm CDrn Exchange
Msn. April 80 --i consequence OF The large sup
ply of English Wheat saIes could not be effected with
giving way in price IS to IS per Or picked samples
and IS to As per or midding and inferior parcels
but much of This days show was Of very superior
quality, being both heavy and in fine condition. many
oil our leading mlers appeared disposed 10 get into
sock and fair extent OF business was transacted in
home growth whilst foreign met slow sale, such being
offered decline of only Is TO 2s per or and the pre-
sent arrivals going into bond. Flour without
alteration in value with limited sales Mailing Barley
Wis Is per Or cheaper but dsllers end grinding must
| be quoted quite dear. Malt was much The same at
| las. week. Beans and Peas commanded the currency
of his day might, with moderate demand for both
articles. Although The supply Of Irish Oats was large
fine Corn held for rather more money, and there
fair steady demand for such TO The consumers al
fully The rates OF last week. in some instances lIihing
advance effected, bu, sufficient alter The quo.
| talions.
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Kyle and Flood, the late Wing Delegates, Of Course
re elected. But we will not murmur nor despond a.
though that distinguished patriot, Charles Yancev Ia,
been defeated We afraid, that The slime Of private
feelings has showed itself in this election Despar NJ
noble Buckingham Never Our friends are beaten
but we that they made OF too stern stuff 10
stay beaten. Once more unto the breach then Repub.
Leans; and trim the emmy next Spring Then they
will be fairly fully unmasket; and Ne shall see who
is IN Buckingham that stands up for l.! Clay; The
whole State will then call upon Charles iancey to take
the field again.
In Cumberland county, the majority Of Hill for Con-
gress was 81. He reported 10 have received nsio
r'y also in Charlotte and Prince Edward Our irient,
IN that District fought under every disadvantage. Mr.
Wilson had been too recently in the Wing ranks TO CON-
mund the united voice Of the Republicans They wtrs
cold reluctant, inactive. The consequence is that he
has been beaten.
We aboured under the same difficulty in the A4bs
marie Dlstrlct-Gen. Gordon opposed James Garaud-
The General, although always true 10 State Rights he'd
gone off from the Administration party the Procl..
mation-And he came out 10 co operate with the Van
Buren, party too late 10 carry their whole vote with h.u
lie had TO combat too candidate no PLAYED off and
threw out occasional signs of still belong ing the Adj
mnisraton party. All will, however, come right t.
The ship will be righied in due season in Abemare and
Buckingham. Never did we feel more abiding conf.
dence in the good of The PeopIe-nor q CLEARER
presenlnent of the success OF our cause-ln lSi0 ALL
WILL BE WELL.
CAROLlNE-l Dcegaie
We have fragments of re,urns-but The result pa
siliyely ascerianed
CHESTERFIELD Delegate.
No opposition 10 Jones (Dem) for Congress; nor 70
Cox (Oem) TO House Of Delegates For the State Sc.
nate, Nash (Dem had majority over Fiournoy-N4.4
elected Senator in the whole District.
HENRlCO
McRac Wing, is elected by majority of 30 or Al 70
the House Of Delegates. No opposition to Lyons,
Wing, for Senate.
Wyndham Robertson (Whg) is reelected Delegate Il,
City.
In this Congressional District, Mr.. Bolts WING i.
elected over MIR. Selen-iLe precise ma ority not
taned.-We most anxiousIy desired to the slaGH,a
Republican, Selden in the public councils which H.,
principles and his abilities would have graced-But Va
submit-The Wings Of Richmond have wIlled 1t other.
wise
".ieD Kent {. II May "a i send you herewIrha
statement of the polls in this county the LIST and % days
mud Charles City The Let day:
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CITMBERI,ASD-1 D,l,Dot.

CUMBERLAND Delegote
Cumberland C. H.-According 10 The request contained
in your circular, herewith send you the state Of rbs
polls, as far as heard from IN this District
Hrs ("hg) maJG5'ly IN Ium'e.l"ad 81 polls closed
and result not expected 10 be varied, "a
Al New Store q, half past o'clock o.
Al Aen's-polls closed 20
New Store, Kyle ne
g FIond lGC
Iancey ca
Mnsr!ey 10
Aliens, majpry Of ) over Kyle and Flood, tcoun,y
canvass)
Court House, XVI and Flood majority OF 80 (coun
ty canvass)
Prince Edward, Hills majority at c. Il al half pas,
] o'clock 80
Above are the results far heard from, liable 10 be
varied OF course, where III. polls said be closed
No Senator TO be elected for this District No opposl.oa
TO Allen Wilson, candidate for this county.
BUCkiNGHAM-2 Dr[e0afes
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Tie most prudent and advisable eourse


BNASNUC there many very indifferent Piano Fortes
bought AID sod by individuals for Tho proper information
in such muers nd that information absolutely
there not tho slightest doubt there being essential difference
in tho manufacture Of Piano Foes well known sensible and
candid MUSICIANS would not be tic prudent and advisable
for persons 10 Of such send their
sccr who treps such Pianos have borne the
hundred and twenty instances where they have been bought
and tined by individuals well known for their candor and pacu
ary large number IF whom have volunteered their favorable
opnon' particularly too where the Pianos sold upon the
don that ey aic not what they represented be- they
will be taken back exchanged The purchaser here every
advantage OF gaia and nothing lose When receive orders
pinnos md The .eectinn LEFT 10 myself invariably get tie
OF Music Teacher decide 10 Inch instru
en-, will send SEQ $3.50 1915 will purchase superb Pianos
E. r. NASH. Peiersburr.
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NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE,

NAVY COMMISSIONERS OFFICE, Z
May l6, 1899 !
FE7IlE Camboose Iron required by the advertisement
IL from this Office Of the 9Th inst is 10 be delivered
as follows, viz
One.third Of the quantity required for each class Of
vessel 10 be delivered by the lst September next;
0ne-third by the LIST December next; and
One.third by the LIST May, 1910.
blay 2S CT
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ftne Price for Iob4eco.-A hogshead Of Tobacco made
~ MT T. Stamps Of Pi,,sy Iyania:wa sold tPanns
"arshoase on the 18th inst at S22 Is cents per cwt.,
pulenasee ny Messrs ". & H. Johns, 10 be manufac-
tu'ed Tor hci' Southern customers.
DnRriHr (Ia) Reporter.
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(From Tie Harrisburg Chronicle Of Mny 22)
DEMOCRATIC HARRIsos CosvEsTIos-Ihe Demo-
crac Harrison Convention assembled in The Court
house to-day al IL o'clock and organized by calling
Thiddeus Stevens Esq of Adams county, 10 The Chair,
as resident pro tenn and VIM. Ayres, Esq, OF Dau-
phl, Secretary.
committee of one from ench Congressional Dis.
trcl then appointed for the purpose OF nominating
officers for the permanent organization OF the Conven
ton and also committee of FIVE TO prepare business
for The action Of The Convention. After which the
Convention adjourned to meet again at 3 clock in the
afternoon. Delegates from nearly every county in the
Stale were present. Ii is thought the Hon. Charles
Osle will be President OF the Convention.
From the Correspondent Of the Phil. .4drsriiser)
HARRlsBuRo, May %, 1889.
The State Anti Masonic Convention, called for the
purpose of nominating electoral ticket pledged TO
support the Hero of Tppecanoe for President, and The
Defender Of the Constitution Daniel Webster, for Vice
President met to day. The Convention was nearly full
and they temporarily organized by calling MIR Ste
sequeny appointed President They have agreed to form
an electoral ticket Tomorrow. committee from each
Congressional district 10 hand in The names of elect
There was proposition made by delegate from York
TO ros'pon. forming ticket until after The Clay Con
venlIon in December next He made an able and con
clntory speech on this motion.
He was replied In by MIR. Stevens, who SO conclu
svely pointed out The impolcy of such course and hs
necessity OF I" going ahead" in Pennsylvania, that The
motion was voted down without division.
II manifest that Harrison is the only wht
can succeed 10 Pennsylvania, and he can succeed
There will be no hestancy in Pennsy lvana, among
Wings in going for him.
To oppose The nomination of Gen. Harrison 10 Tenn
sylpanla Ia to Insure the signal rout and discontinue
our party in The coming elections The superficial
politician cannot fail 10 discover this result me vitabe
aud If the nomination of Mr.. Clay is pressed by hi:
friends in the cities, why we may as well stay at home
and spare ourselves The pains Of making fent Of oppo
son The Locofoco legons will overrun The State, ant
overwhelm cur dsprited and disuned forces, and, fn
years 10 come, the dra headed monster will lord il
our Inflated Commonwealth, and crush and deapoil al
that is fair and beautiful in her institutions and truly
republican form of government