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M York & Baltimore Packets

DACKETs FOR NEW YORK-New Lane.
l. To sail punctuaIly every second Mo'o'J
during the season. full or not iuil.e
shin Orleans, 500 tons Capt. s. Sears,
Shin A,,h.ma. ana C. C. Berry
shin Arkansas. GOT do E S Dennis
Shin ,r,,nun. 542 do w Hathaway,
sim Nashv,il. '540 do ID. Jacksons
sur Kanin"Lv 900 ID J Bunker
The above chips are of the first class. coPPeTo
and copper far,ened, and having been built IN Nov
York expressly for tins trade. they are OF ''ght
draft Of water and almost invariably cross me oas
of great experience, and the ships will always DC
towed up and down the Mississippi by STEAMBOATS,
They have handsome furnished accommodate oss,
and stores of the best description will always DO
furnished. Tho cabin passage is $50 without
wine or liquor, and there is II" liquor FURNISHED 20
the officers or crew. For freight or passagc apply
on board, or TO II G AMES, 40 Camp 81.
The ships are not accountable for brcakage OF
glass, hollow ware marble or granite, cooperage Of
TIM or rust Of iron or STEEL responsibsc "r any
package or parcel, unless regular bill Of i"dlng
is executed therefor at tho offico of the e'ts.
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FALL. FASHIONS.
VlNiiE subscribers take leave inform their patrons
l. and the public generally, TINT they are aow prc
rured,to exhibit their fall fashions.
GOSSIP & co,
Fashionable liatters, Exchange Hotel,
novl2 St. Charles st
TOAL-Antl,racite Coal in bulk aud in casks deliy
" cred in lots tn suit purchasers, orders left at tue
cOal yard, in Cnral street, or to
ipi3 HOLMES and MILLS, Bank Pla, .
NNGl.ISH WHILE LEAD-5O kegs So lbs each,
~ 300 do. % lbs $50 do, IA lbs just received, and
for sale by te2I NJ CANNON. II Tchopito,las st
70 PLANTERS-Thc subscribers offer fer SALE
Muller Corn Mills, cob crackers. shelters,
straw and fodder cutters, and every other variety Of
farming aud garden tools; grain, grass and garden Seeds
hooks on agriculture and management Of stock; fruit
and ornamental trees and plants. Catalogues contain
ing names price and description Of each article for sale
furnished by the subscribers by Shall Brown, who
are appointed agents for this establishment.
ROBERT SINCLAIR Jr 4: Co.,
ley Sce.ismen and Manufacturers, Baltimore
SOAP-H5 boxes No. land extra SOAP, brands Jas
- Could jackson T. Trow bridge, George Ilsbbin
and II Morton; Tor sale by
jal6 ISAACHBRlDGE g. 30, 1874 Magazine $,
EXCllANGE on New York. fnr sale by
IL ANDREWS 4 BROS,
fell 80, SO Camp stree
<UGAR-a5e0 bids sugar plantation. for sal,
by liERMOGENE BROWN & Co.
iell 900. 9Cunti
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<SOAI-o76 tons Of the best English coal well suited
u Tor steam bnat USE, on board be,4ue Abnona, fr'm
New taS,le, for sale BY HOLMES \ MILL s.
js2a r.. Eank ila,e
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NAjlNE-i5U boxes Cisret and Sau.erpe Vine. in
w store and foTisaie. by
ja2s CHAMPEfN s. COOPER, 81 Julia
dale ROPE-l5o coil Bale Rope, of su, erin
ID quality, far sale by $3.50,
FILA ISAAC BttlDGE d Co, l3t Nrgrz,nc
1SOe!N-.N lrls NJ IN landing from ship Charlie
IL magne and a., sale ~ -
ma, 10 ! SHALL & BROWN. % Magazine 5,
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FRESH GARDEN SEED-The subscriber
Il begs express his grateful thinks to the pubs
lie, for the liberal support he has deceived since he
commenced business in this city. Being sole pro
prietor Of the seed store, II Common street, he is
not and never was agent nr any northern seed
vender, neither is he connect ed with anv house in
this country-but he assures the public that his
connections in every department of the seed busi-
ness, in the different countries Of Euiupe are equal
to that Of any house in the United States lie i'm.
ports seeds, plants, &c. from the most extensive
and respectable nurseries and see smen in France,
Holland, England, Scotland, and the no lhern
saes-and il will at all times be his interest," i,
is his study, to receive in addition TO- lis presen,
stock. large arrivals Of every description, really the
growth OF 1888; also engratted fruit tre' OF all
kinds. The public may rely on finding full as
sortment Of every arclc in the seed line, Of genus
inc quality, aud imported direct by
VIM. Dim.
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GADDLERY WHARF.-THE subscribers, manu-.
- faclurers and wholesale dealers In saddlery
goods are now receiving by late arrivals from the
north, in addition TO their former stock, extern
sive assortment of articles in their line, among
which are the following, viz:
Ladies and misses plain and quilted saddles,
do
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Ill NMNRRIiOinS.

ITAY'S LINIMENT.-No Fiction.-ThIs OK
j traordlnary chemical conposition the result
Of science, aud the invention OF n celebrated medi
cal mau, the iutrodue,, Of which TO the public
was invested with the socmn'ty OF dcatlbed
icouest, las since gained rcrutato" unparalleled,
(uliv sustaining the correctness of the lahcntcd
nr Gridiey's tast confession. that - he dared not
die without siviay to postc1ity tho beuc6t OF his
knowledge tkts subject" a"d he therefore,
b .oueathcd 10 his fticud aud attondant Solomon
liays, the secret Of his discovery.
/, is now uscd IN the pr'ucips! hospitals, and
the private practice in our country, hsst an" 'hos'
t:crtauy Cne the cure OF the i'Iscs, ana so OK zen
s,yely aud ehrclualy us to battle cTcduity, unless
where it's effects arc Witnessed fAtcthil'y III LEU
1,owing complaints:
For Dru,sy-Creuliug extraordinary absorption
once.
All MISUNDERSTANDING them in few hours
Observation-Disclosures or Chronic, giving quick
case.
ssro rhroat-By Cancers, Ulcers or Coils
Group and Whooping Cuugh-Extcrnnl'y' and
axor tn. Chest.
Az Brx sses, Sp.uins. and Burns-Curing j" a
S.4es and Uccts-Whethcr fresh or long
standing, aud fever sores.
It's uecratinns xpon adults aud ch'ldrc" 1" reduc
tnr .lposu attic swe"gs, aud looscning coughs und
.ivasess s,f the chest by relaxation of the parts
has bcea sxrpeisng beyond conception. The
common remark Of those who have used 1t IN TIT
PILES, is 1T acts Ike charm"
The PIT ES-The price, 81 is refunded to any
s,erssn .ke xEl Use toiie Of Hays linimen'
Tor the Piles, and rcturn the empty bottle without
t,oius cured. Those arc the positive orders OF the
proprieter to Tic Agents, and out of many thou
sands seld not ono kas been uHsu cccsstul.
v, mig 1t inscrt certificates I" any length, bu
rrofex thst those WHO sell tho article should CT
h,lHt the original to Purchasers.
CAUTION-Nene can be genuine without 1
SPLENDID engraved wrapper, which is my name
I'D also that Of the Agents.
SOLOMON HAYS
Sold Wholesale and retail, by COMSTOCk &
60. New York, snd by one Druggist in every
tsvx 10 Iva y mon.
For sale by tho Wholesale Agents, corner o
Gsmnen & 1'choupitoulas s.ecet. aud by TIL
..,hor ,r;cx ccucraiIv. e30
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EDUCATIUN-FREN and ENGLISL.-
Mr. James, recently arrived IN this city, bcgs leave
to inform the cirizens OF New Orleans that he will
open an academy Oh Monday, IA, January. at No.
10 Toulouse street, for the instruction OF youth OF
both sexes, in French and English in which he
will be ably assisted by Mrs. James and Mrs.
Mether who speak both lhose languages with
grea, fuency aud purity, and VIII" will laLe charge
Of the department of the young ladies.
Mr.. James will give his whole attention to the
varou. branches of education, and hauers him self
that he will give entire satisfaction to those who
NAV honor him with their confidence. nov |
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DTay, cart and wagon 10
Saddle bags, double an,lsingle; valces; medical
saddle bags, Brussels carpu, bags best iron frame
leather folio trunks, brass nailed; leather boot top
do, assorted sizes and various styles; holsters and
pistol belts; coach, gig, sulkey, twig and planters
crop whips! wool, wors'ed, cotton and leather
eirihs and sursingles; s,lrrup feathers: trnnk
straps AMI wors,ei rein web; chain aud hook
hames, blind bridles and lnesi Scotch colas,
and horse and mule collars. ::"' all qualities; mo;
rocc, buck bear. sheep and huiial" skins; plated
brass and steel bride BITS of every description,
plated, brass and steel spurs OF every description
plated, brass aud steel srrups Of every deccrips
ton
Together with complete assortment Of every
article In their line Of business--a OF which they
offer for sale on accommodating terms.
They will also continue 10 receive through the
year, BY packets from New York, fresh supplies 10
keep their stock ample and complete.
kOUES, DAVIDSON CO,
10 Is Canal st.
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NOrICE,-The co. partnership formed on the
2sh July list. between John y. Bayss, Joseph A.
Beard and Charles B. Biorcn, to be conducted un.
der the style and title OF BayIiss, Beard Il B,oren,
is hereby dissolved ond his dissolution is 10
tuke effect us IRON the LIST ot December last.
The undersigned will promptly discharge all the
obliua lions Of the late firm, and in future continue
in their own names, and Tor their own ACCOUNT
the same business, as Factors and General Com
mission merchants, under the style and lille o.
Beard & Bnrcn, and solicit share Of the pntru,
age Of their friends aud the public.
JOSEPH A. BEARD,
nov CHARLES B. ButREN
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GAS DEPARTMENT.,
Gas LisM Bn~ki~s Comply Jnnaary 80, 1889
FUNlt. S'k Of Coke being ma CHI reduced this Com
lany will furnish Piusburg Coat, in small guam
tie : to their olucrs.
Orders received g, the Gas Office, Bank Alley.
iaU +. " WEI Su,y
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L,UNDS-Mis sssipri Funds taken d, 7, Front lie
l. wee, tur nTuuerirs. =
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LNANCY MATCNES-Miil, beautiful paintings,
u audig from ship Alexander from Breu,cu, for
sale by A TRIEK,
teb22 - Magazine st
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FALL. T. WINTER Ci,VTHIN1;,

l.. FREEMAN L. CO., Mo. 3, Magazine street,
80 are rrcci,i ing their supplies Of Fall and Winter
Clothing, AMI will continue to receive shipments regu-
lary throughout the season. Their assortment being
large will enable them te supply merchants from
the country, ut the shortest notice; for sale wholesale
4 retail, on accommodating terms.
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+ OMBARD L. cos Boston and New Orleans
IL Line Of Packet Shps.-This new line Of ships
has been expressly built to run between the above
ports, and will be found Of suitable draft Of waters
accommodations for passengers, and every effort
will be made to give general salts action, Tho
Inc is composed of tho 70 lowing ships:
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TO THE LADIES. !.
A TklNsON'S DEPILI.AT ORY. Tor renewing SD.
"a pcrtuous hair from the face, neck and arms, with
sIunl safety and certainty leaving the skin finer aud
winter than before the application A fresh supply
Just received at 0UlONS,
Mol Exchange Hotel, corner 81 Cnares and Common
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NEW 0OuilS-Bnsh 4 Alien have JUS received
~ splendid assortment Of MIC Fancy Goods, su,u
le for PRFsENrs, comprising ladies' riting desks,
dressing cases work boxes, musical boxes portfolios
souvenirs nlad with pearl and gold packet books, pur.
ses, opera glasses, gdi and silver pencils pe,fncry
DIV C0r ST Charles Il Common ST., Ex.l,ar ge
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FALL FASHIONS.
V1NHE subscribers take leuvc inform their patrons
l. and the public generally, that they are SOW prc
nuredstu exhibit their fall fashions.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

The above goods such part as convent
ence will allow,] can be examined Ly GUS
toners, one door from the corner of Broad
and Washington streets, at the old stand
the new Store rooms on Broad street not
being quite ready yet for their reception
They were laid in on the most favorable
terms, which enables the subscriber to
dispose of them on accommodating terms,
which he promises to do.
S. TlLLOTSON.
Liberty, Jan. 90. 49-tf.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
v A R L E ".

"LOVE, HONOR AND OBEY"
When Lave in myrtle shades reposed-
Ills bow and darts behind him slung--
As dewey twilight. round him closed,
Lissettc these numbers sung:
"oh Love, thy sylvan bower
I'll fly, while I've the power,
Thy primrose way leads maids where they
Love, honor, and obey"
Escape" the boy-god said, sis vain"
And shook the diamonds from his wings
on bind the captive in my train,
Farest Of earthly things!"
EGO; lovely archer, 60!
freedom e value know:
Then hence away, to none I'll say
Love, honor. and obey!"
"Speed, arrow to thy mark' he cried
Swift as ray of light it flew
Love spread his purple pinions wide,
And faded from her view!
Joy filled that maiden's eyes
Twin load.stars from the Skies
And one bright day, her lip did say
Love, honor and oboy!"
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
FeHciG,,a Hotel.
JACKsON. La.

JACKSON. ia.
FEV'1lS establishment is now openei
-A for the accommodation Of the
public, under the superintendent
of the undersigned. The house has
been completely and Handsomely fur
nishcd, and every effort has been mad5
to render the Accommodations agreeable
and satisfactory to travellers, visitors
and boardcrs.
Extensive stables are attached an.
der the charge of an attentive ostler,
And every facility for the satisfactory
management of this department is pro
vided.
The table will be uniformly furnish
ed with the best supplies of the mark
ct; and no pains spared to make the
bar perfectly acceptable. Balls, and
parties ofplcasure may be entertained
oil the shortest notice.
The establishment has been purcha
sed and is entirely under the control OF
the present proprietor, whose best ex-
ertions are rendered to build up the
credit OF the house, and make il in ey-
cry respect, worthy the patronage ola
liberal and generous community.
A. STONE.
Jackson, July Ia, 1888. 23-tG
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

A physician was called to an Irish
man. and, after examining his case,
recommended an cmetic. Gan eme-
tic. is it you say. Dector9" said the pa
tient, sob, that'll never do; ] took one
ofthe same in Ireland, but the devil a
bit would il stay down, at all at Il.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06


horse wrow! He'll travel te hill up
an te road down dare better as an,
oder horse never did. Oder day / wa.
riding been, and half come to Rip Van
Wrinkles house up, my watch was youst
a on te clock-when ] was come to
Hans Van Waggance'si it was Wanting
2 minu,ee TO 4-mein Got! he beat the
time dat much.
MISUNDERSTANDING tight boots;
as enc is compelled in consequence to
curse his corns.
An aged woman, on crutches, stop
ped in font of Brandreth's office in
his city, to read the sign, and "presto
change" was Immediately converted
into blooming girl Of sixteen.
A certain lady had u custom ofsay-
ing to fayorite little dog, to make
him follow her, Come along SIR A
would be-witty gentleman stepped up
to her one day, and accosted her wi til
lis il he madam you caled" ooh,
no sir" said she, with great composure,
ut was another puppy I spoke to-"
misunderstanding cigar on the
Aston steps. and dining on three cents
worth Of gingerbread and a glass of
water.
A LAWYER OuTwIrrED.-Several
years ago young gentleman went to
consult certain attorney, how he
might carry off an hciress. You can
not do it with saefty,' replied the coun-
seIlor, 'but iii tell you what you may
do let her mount horse. and hold
bride and whip, do you then mount
betind her, and You are safe-for she
ruos away with you., The counsellor,
however, was Sufficiently punished for
his quibbling advice, when next day.
he found it was his own daughter who
had ran away with his client.
ARKANSAS BAceAGE.-Doy, run up
TO No--and bring down my baggage
hurry, I'm about moving said tall
Arkansas mcat-axc-looking person, yes
terday, to waiter at one of our crack
hotels.
"What is your baggage, massa, and
wherei Is her
why tnree pistols, pack of cards,
Bowie knife and one shirt. You'll
find them all under my pillow.'-Picq-
yane.
ScoTCH UNDERSTANDING lady
asked very silly Scotchman, how it
happened that the Scots who came out
oftheir country, were, generally speak
ing, men Of more ability than those who
remained at home. "Oh, madam"
said he, ''the reason is obvious. At eve
~ outlet there arc persons stationed to
examine all who pass, that for the hon
or of of the countrv no one be permit
ted to leave it, who is not man of I'M
derstanding." "Thcn," said she, ~
suppose you acre snuggled."
A "Notion seller" was offering Yam
kee clocks, finely vanished and color
ed, with looliing-glass in front, to
lady not remarkable for personal beau
y. "Why, it's beautiful" said the VEN
der, beautiful, indeed look at it al
most frightens mel" said the lady,
"Thenmarm," replied Jonathan, ''gucss
you'd better buy one that hadn't got
no looking glass"
A DLEMMA.-Three boys went out
fishing one day, when thunder storm
coming up, they ran to large hemlock
tree few rops from the brook for shell
ter. Just before they reached the tree,
it was shiveIed into a thousand pieces
by a stroke Of lightning. The boys
stopped aghast; at last one said to the
nearest, "Sam, can you prayw mo"
bill, can your "No." "Nor /, eli
her; but by jingo, something must be
ionep'-Picay,ms-
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
Public Houses, etc.
Liberty HOteEo
llGIlsA
CT

TEYlIlS old and well known stand ror
ID morly kept by MIR. Whitney. has
been re-purchased by him and Mr.. Ander.
son, in future it will be kept by them, mn.
der the direction of the former, who will
devote his undivided attention 10 if. rem.
dering il in all respects, what it should bn
"a comfortable retreat for all. His az
perience in public line is well known
il enables him to say without fear of dis.
appointment, to all, you viii be as com(or.
tably entertained in the Liberty Hotolos
YOU can be any where. Horses will h
carefully attended to. We have como3t.
Gus stables where we can accommodate
droves and others who may call. with owe.
ny thing in that line-plenty of proyender
As for our table, beds and ether thnc,
appertaining to the Hotel, we say they
are good, but do not take our word for il.
come and try and judge for yourselves.
And then, our LIQUORS too, try and you'll
swear, .,.
Their better you've not met with any where
We have CIDER, delicious CIDER, here,
Rich to the taste, and as the amber, clear,
VINE too we have, of all tho better sort.
MADEIRA, CLARET, TENERIFFE, and
PORT.
We've high proof SPIRITS, GIN and BRAN
DY rich;
And WHISKEY, old MONONGAUELA and
PEACH.
OF these men need not speak, for we defy them
To tell how good they are before they try
them.
The undersigned have also lately pur.
chased the stand known as M'Dowells
Tavern, in adding this spacious house,
yard, stables, &c, to their other accom-.
modations, they can say their means are
more ample than any before ever could
boast of in Liberty, for the reception Oh
customers and the public, owing to this
arrangement, they are able also to ac,
commodate many boardcrs, in addition to
the number they arc now accommodating.
They say to the public, we solicit your
patronage.
NJ. Nj. WHITNEY,
]. G.. ANDERSON.
Feb 10 lS3S-I-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
LIBERTY ACADEMY.

N The town of Liberty, will be opened
n on Monday the 25th of FEBRUARY 1899.
under the superintendent of JOHN
CAULFlELD. The course will embrace
the Latin, Greek, and English languages.
with an extensive circle ofScience. The
long experience Of the prcccpter, and his
determined application, promlc high adj.
vantages to his pupils.
February l4h, 1899
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1839-10-05
The African CantiveS.

We have a full report of the final decision o
Judge Thompson, delivered on Monday, announ
cling that the Circuit Court could mol discharg
The prisoners under the writ of Ha6eas Corpus
The Judge said this decision affected nothing az
to the rights of either party. but left the case tc
take its regular course under the lbeIs, in the
District Court, and then, if either party chose, tC
the Supreme Court of the United States. The
sole question now before him, he said, was one o
Jurisdiction, and if the Amistad was taken on the
high seas, it was properly cognZabe before the
District Court of Connec icut. If wthin a mile
of the shore, it would fall within the District Of
New York. Measures would be taken to ascer-
tain this point exactly. The only matter settled
previous y was that there had been no criminal
offence cognizable by the courts of the United
States, the killing having been on board the vessel
Of fore On nation. The prisoners therefore, re-
main in the custody of the District Court which
has adjourned to meet forthe trial of the case at
the meantime, the Marshal is ordered to see thai
the negroes are suitably provided with food medi-
cal attendance, clothing adapted to the season, and
whatever is needfu for their comfort.
1t is said the prisoners night be discharged on
giving bail; but as this required they should be
appraised as property, their counsel would moi,
consent it.
We regret that we have not room for the decis-
ion, in full, with few remarks which we should
like to hazard; but our space is fuil.
The counsel for the unfortunate captves,
Messrs. Staples, Baldwin and Sedgwicll, have
acquitted themselves in a manner highly honora
bic, both to their sensibiIities as men, and their
ability as lawyers. David Paul Brown, ESQ.,, of
PHILADELPHIA, came on to offer his services in case
of iury trial. and was at Hartford two DAYS
The trial of the great property question will a.
waken new interest and require new efforts and
heavy expenses Emancipator.