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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

The last few days have been excessively
hot for the season of the year-the thermom-
eter having been as high as 90 in the shade.
The County--and indeed the whole south
ern country-continues to be blessed with
their wonted health. We believe there is,
at the present time, as little sickness in this
as in any other section of the Union.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

You will please to announce JAMES M
BACHELOR, as a candidate for Lieutenant
colonel of this district, TO fill the vacancy
|occasioned by the resignation of J. 3. Cole
man, and oblige MANY soTERs.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

The late Legislature of the State Of ILL.,
nois Incorporated Company for the pur-
pose Of building a bridge across the Missis-
sippi river, at the Grand Tower.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

CANADIAN PATRIoTs.-The Canadian
patriots who are imprisoned in Fort Henry,
arc soon to he transported in convict ship
b New South Wales-and il is said that
|\uof hem have been actually transported,
Iieipation of the to ihem mon favorable
re numbers Of the Unaffected Cana
ere sill eigratisg 70 the United
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

Post notes of the Planters Bank Of Mis-
sissippi, to the amount of some hundreds OF
thousands Of dollars, payable at the Bank
of America, New York, have been suffered
to go to protest.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27
SPLENDID SCHEMEuM!!!

Prize-THE ARcADE-2S6 feet,
S inches, lines, on Ma
gazine street; 101 feet,
IL inches, en- Natchez
street;l26 feet, 6 inches,
on Gravisr street. Rent
edat about 49,, 90 per
anDum. Valued at S7Ot
| Prlze-CITK HoTEL-162 feet
on Common street; I46
feet. 6 inches, on Camp
street. Bentedat $685.
COO. Valued at 5Ot
| Prize-DwELLING HOUSE, lad
joining the Arcade) No.
.l6, "a feet, Z inches
front on Na.chez street.
Rented at $1,000. Vs
lued at q
| Prize-DiIto-( adjoining the Ar.
5 cade) No. Is, % feet
front on Natchez street.
Rented at $1,000. Va
lued at &c
-DiHo-( ADJOINING theAr-
cade No. 20, 23 feet
front on Natchez street.
Rented at $1,000. Va
lued at &c
l Prize-Ditto--No. %, North
east corner Of Basin and
Custom-house sire 1t, 40
feet front on Basin, and
40 feet on Fanklin st-,-. :,
by l37 feet deep in
: Custom-house SIT Rent
ed at $500. Valued at q
| Prize-Ditto-No. "a, Soush-
west corner of Basin and
Custom-house street: 80
feet, z inches on Basin,
80 feet 7 inches on
franklin, 1T feet, los
inches deep in front
OF Custom-house street.
Rented at $500. Va
lued at On
| Price .tto-Ne. $40, "a feet,
6inches op Royal street.
by l27 feet III iuche5
deep. Rentedat $1,000.
Valued at *
l Prize-250 Shares Canal Bank
Stock. 500 each, Ok
200 ditto Commercial
Bank. 500 each, IN
-I5O ditto Mechanics, &
Iraders'. 500 each, Is
9 loo ditto City Bsnf.
$l00 each, "a
l 9 loo ditto ditto ditto ditto e
| loo ditto diito sl1tapslilIo { "a
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

Mr.. Editor Please announce the name
BIZ GusrAvus H. Wilcox, as candidate to
represent Jefferson county IN the next Le-
eislature of Mississippi, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

We are authorized to announce Mr.. JON,
TERRY, as candidate for Tax Collector O
this county, at the next November election
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27
FOURTH OF JULY CELEBRATIONS

OF JULY CELEBRATIONS,
The sxlorious fourth viii be celebrated
in Rodney by the Guards.
The Fayotte Cadets and Jefferson Troop
will have celebration near Fayette.
And from the subjoined let,or, It will be
seen that the jefferson County temperance
Society will hold Quarterly Meeting and
celebration on the same day. at Siampley
HiIl-exerciee to commence ut half past
ten o'clock, A. nj. The addresses by Rev.
B. N. Drake and Professor Marshal will
thousand times repay the trouble of being
present. A very excellent dinner will be
prepared for those who may attend.
Stamply Hill, Jefferson Co..
June II, 1885,.
Mr. Brown
Dear Sir-You will please publish, thro'
your newspaper, that the Third Quarterly
Meeting of the Jefferson County Temper
ance Society will be holden at this place on
the Fourth day of July next; at which time
and place, it may be expected that an Ami
versary Sermon will be delivered by the
Rev. B. M. DRAKE, and an Address on
Temperance by Rev. Professor MARSHAL
of Oakland College. A Dinner will be pro-
vided, and the Anniversary of our National
Tn1apondnpco coIo hr,t,J -, ~. -.
abstinence from all intoxicating drinks
The citizens Of the neighborhood, beg leave
through this medium, respectfully to invite
all their fellow citizens of the county to ioir
them in this Gas they think) the most ration
al mode of celebrating thu Anniversary O
our National Liberty.
With sentiments ofesteem,A
Vn,r ohdsf corvsfo
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

Mr.. Editor--You will please announce
GHos. l.. DoRYNs, Esq. as d candidate to
represent jefferson county in the next Lee
kislature of Mississippi, and oblige
MANY VOTERS.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

We are authorized to announce GREEN
IT. MARTIN Esq, as candidate to repre-
sent jefferson County in the next Leglsla-
lure of the State of Mississippi.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

We are authorized to announce JOHN "A.
GALBRAIru, Us candidate for Tax Collec-
tor Of Jefferson County, al the November
|election.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

Asgcntleman from Vicksburg informs us
that $1,000 in specie, had arrived in that
city for the Mississippi Union Bank.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27
Linseys and Jeans.

"a Large supply of Kentucky Linseys
- and Jeans, both coarse and fine, which
will be sold low for cash or to punctuaI Gus
toners, just received at the store Of MUIR
RAY q GARNETT, by
June 81. 1889. 9
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27
No Combination Numbers
ZOE, 200 TICKETS, FROM NO. 1,
UPWARDS In SUCCESSION.

The Deeds Of tie Property and the Stock
transferred IN trust to the Commissioners
appointed By the said Act of the Legisla-J
ssyc of Foridu, for tie security Of The
Prize Holders.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

orMessrs. Josiah Lawton and r. w.
Worthington are agents for the sale of Tick
Is in the mammoth Lottery advertised in
A,other column.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

Hon. James Warren has resigned his Of
fee Of Judge Of the Third Judicial District
of the State of Mississippi.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

We are authorised TO announce EDWARD
BRADFoRD, as candidate for Lieutenant
Colonel, in placeof John B. Coleman, re-
$igned.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

We are authorized to announce SAMUEL
Esq. as candidate for county
at the next November Elec-
|tion.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

The steam ship Great Western, left New
York on the 18th instant, with lis passen-
gers. She carried out no amcie.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27
srauo lseal Estate s. Saul Stoek
ncEENREs
.Propesty situated an Neao
Orleans. .

The Richcss.And most Magnificent Scheme
erer presented TO TIC Pablic, in tsis or any
other country.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27
DIED:

DIED:
In this Town, on Friday, the 18th inst,
HARRIET Flower, Youngest daughter Of
Josiah Lawton, aged 3 years 6 months and
II days.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

20 BE DRAWN AT JACKSONVILLE, Fla.
! DECEMBER lst, 1889.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27
Leaf Lard.

LedI Lara.
SeM Kegs leaf Lard, first rate article,
SSO expressly for family use, for sale at
the store of MURRAY g. GARNETT. by
E. G. WOOD.
June 81, 1889.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27
scHHIDT g HAMILTON, Managers.

SYLVESTER & Co.. l56, Boadnay,
Ncao York, Sole Agcnfs.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27
Tickets only $40.

Authorized By an Act Of the Legislature
Eassem1ty Of Florida, and; Under the direc-
IONS Of the Commissioners, octing under
&c same.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-06-27

are the chief sufferers by the Bank, and to
relieve them, and to reduce our circulation,
to specie basis, has been my ardent desire,
and constant aim for the last twelve months.
To accomplish this object, it was neces-
sary to coerce collections; but scarcely had
a resolution announcing this determination,
been published, when many Of those favored
by the Bank, became its revilers; shouts of
praise were speedily changed to murmurs Of
discomfort; our characters were assaulted,
and our motives impugned; but if / could be
deferred by Inscriptions of improper motives,
from the maintenance and vindication of the
rights of the Bank, and the interest Of tho
holders of our paper, / would sink low ia my
own estimation, and deserve to sink lower
in the estimation Of every chivalrouss and
honorable man.
Whatever may befal me, personally am
resolved, SO far as my voice may 90 in the
Directory, fif law is not put at defiance, and
justice denied,) to collect the debts Of the
Bank, and pay the debts she owes; and |
will aim at the accompiishment 81 this, while
life is spared me, OF q single ray Of hope is
left.
BcforeI conclude, allow me 10 express
my high satisfaction ut The appointments of
my successor, Gov. Lynch, q gentlexnan g
unblemished character, and whoee attain
mems and good qualities will always be dbl
unprecedented BY his fellow citizens of Miss3
S1pPl<
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BROAD ROCK KACES,


WILL rs, Tuesday in October aud continue four
- days, rs inIows
FR,1 Days RAcE,-A Pos,,,nke for ttce year. old two
Subscribers several oxpoctedtu l., Sep.
temhcr
Al.3-A Swcep,,aSc for" yea, old" mile ou,-SIGO
SANE D.rA Swrrpsake for "fou years od,"-iwo miles
Sh1af so added by the Prcptetor-4
or moro 10 Eake racco clos, 25h September.
SECOND DArA Swrcp,takc Tor three ods that
race, mile hrnts $50 SG0 forirltiour
make aAcenDw three ubscrbcrs close st September
ALnA SwcepsiHc, mile beats, for Odds
stated fora 500 fo close 25h September
TmEp bar Pup"O:'s PGIsc. $3.50, two mile heats.
SANE rA Swcer,a&G for ODDS, three mile heats 600
CGtfnurr. 500 Iorfci.
FouRru D.r-Jorkry Club Purse $500. three mile heats.
Aug 30 t33-M lSIlAM PICKETT, Proprietor
WAKEFIELD RACES viii the 81 Tuesday
- her, and continue four d,.., viz:
Fs> DArA Post Stake for old 5000 entraGce-haf
r2 mile hests-o 25rh September three
M ike racr.
Also Shropshire nile heats for colts that
above.
srcoxp DAr.-popuctos Purse 5000 sl5twomo
heats.
THIRD DIr.-a Sw.Cp,'ak. for year Ode. that
miles 9J0 eutrancehl forfri-two mile
krnfs-io close 25 Srp'cmer-3 or TO make
SAME iMr S"rrrinkc ior3 ODDS thai STATED IN
500 cGirancehuf iuc-nile keats3 mako
the - close as above.
FouRu DrJockcy Club Purse S7O0-enrnEcc saf"ur m's
heats. ISliAM PICKETT, Proprietor.
Aug 30 J}-td
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so RcrGrd. II Horse Stolen.

IU Rctrdrd IL morse OUfn
YWNHE livery stables OF the subscribers were entered
d on the night Of Monday, the 2fh inst and horse
bponGnr 10 Mr. Alfred T. Harris, stolen therefrOm;
also a Saddle which has been good deal used, with
one strrup of trass the other Of iron steel Curb
Bride, with plated bit, and Marlingale, with ivory
rings nearly new The Horse is light bay, with tina
switch TAIL which he carries rather badly; his name near
the ears short from being rubbed by the halter or rack;
hp is very fat OF good for the saddle, PAGES and
ealops well, seldom trots and then awh~nrdiy-
For his delivery in this city, reward OF ten dol!
lars will be paid if taken within 20 mes-twenty col.
lars if taken at greater dlstance-o fifty dollars for
The recovery Of the horse, and the apprehension ard
conviction Of The thief.
PICKETT 81 TURPIS.
An, IN 33-lt
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AInissinn Of ELORID.2

The question If the admission OF Florida ~ no" crs
tined 10 come h.G,re The mkt Congress CONTRARY 10
oil ale calculations, her Constitution has been adopted
By majority "f her people h' q augustine '''ta'o
&C Tho lI nnb;shrs the full returns Of The from
which i, appears h,, the Constitution has been adopt
ed by vote Of 2O7O 10 1878 -majnri'y % The re,
turns have been duly certified by Governor Call and
forwarded 10 the President Of the C"nrenlinn who IS
authorized 10 make official pr"clamann OF The result
The National ln,ehg-hcer takes i, for granted 'ha,
,hp Question m admission will no" he seriously ngaied
in Congress until The possession of East Florida shnl'
be quie.d by the subsection OF removal o! the Indians
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II. N College, Va , Aug. l9,h, 1889.

SANTIAGO pE CHILI, May goth, 1899.
Dear S!r:-The letter which addressed TO General
Houston more than two years ago. when he was Pres
dent Of the Republic Of TeSas upon the subject OF the
murder Of my son in Texas by Texan officer, and
which letter you did the favor publish in your pa
per- have had To, nor have seen or heard
of any action upon the subject OF that cruel and demo-
MAC murder, by any of The Texan authorities. This
neglect deserves la he made known-as design Ia
make il known through The medium Of your presto
The public-to The civilized world My residence IN a
Far distant land, prevents from doing more, in reia
lion 10 this matter tor RE present.
an,, respectfully, yours, SC &c,
RICH ID POLLARD,
Charge .7Fairs IF the United States near the Gurern.
mentot tie Republic If CHI
To Thomas RICHIE, Esq, Editor # the Richmond
Enquirer.
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COMMUNICATED.
cyI,e .f Noryc N,,Itir1,Es

Rev. Jesse 5 A'mlsieat, OF buckingham county, has
sold 50OOUU buds of Mnrus Mucauis to be delivered
this fall AT Two cents bud Mr. john Morris Of the
county hos sold 800 600 buds in lots of l0Dn00
Cart SamI Branch of Campbell, has also sold 40 900
buds al the price And gond many smaller sales
have been effected in the former county al the price,
four cents cutting, or two cents q bud. Mr.
Charrs A Scot,, of Buckingham, has. we understand
been offered eleven cents tree, for 100000 trees DELI
yerablr in the fall of $40.
Buckingham, Angus, 20ih, 1889.
SrrCIE The steam packet Savannah, arrived at Bal
lim"rr on Sunday. from Sarannnh via Charleston, with
$500 GOO 10 specie for Philadelphia.
IT No change in the Markets since our last report
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COMMUNICATED.
N~"E"I
FRasgLIS HALL. Aug. l1.h, lS39

FRANKLIN HALL, aug. It.H, ISJJ
u,v;no heard with mrlanchoy emotions, Of the late
.,a.,ss ii our much esteemed and beloved honorary
s.a,hr Cal ACOUSTIC {. CLAIEoRSE, We, the mPm.
r., Of The franklin Literary Society of Randolph Ma
con College, employ tn earliest opportunity to express
our solemn regret al the ms serious but wise and just
that has removed him from among u.s. cHi
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UNIVERSITY OF PENNSYLVANIA.
l..

THE Course of Lecture. will Monday the 4h of
November be continued Indel the follow arfAnscmtn:
Practice Theory Of Medicine, NAIHAsiEL CHAPMAN NJ D.
Chemistry. RonsRr H,sE, VI. ID.
WILLIAM GTbsos, VI. ID.
Antony, WILLIAM f. iioRsEr, VI. H..
Institutes OF Medicine, sLMuEL JiCKsos, NJ. u.
Mtirra Mrlica and Pharmacy, GEORGE u. NCoo, VI. ID.
Obstetrics and the Diseases Of Women
md ChiLIreu IlrGH L. Hopcr NJ. ID.
Clinical Lectures Medicine ard deliver fesur
Plai phia Hospital Bockoy Fnd at tho PeGn.!'-
MA Hospital beginning 10 the en-! "i ihr s',snn
". r.. HoRNER,
Dean If L.s .usdcaI Faculty,
10 I33-20i pAlde'phig
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u Black WuInpt-i in our next.
MARRIAGES

Married. at Soldiers JOY. The residence OF Daniel igcnboih.m
E, BY the Rev. Ciraud Sron Thursday, 22i
Thomas EtGI Petersburg, MARY yorn
daughter Of The late Major Reuben Coleman of Amhes,
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yopy MoSrY M,RKEr-The Liverpool sailed
~ = Il In,

NV YNRN MONEY HAKktT'.tH ne bVFrPuu1 sHiEVu
!, s.,r.d,, = oct ck VI The Espress saws ho'
c t., .. nas Cn"c IL ihs street SEER t'is ~
..u.... saa 4 ias u t,y sa,rr rate Is TIA; as,a
, /, Gay previous; although Ia" low /" adult OF
,,naii,n ii specie with pr ft, The Liverpool took
~ considerable amount believed says The Exp'sss, TO
,,;,r Ia ne Bank 1T England. There has also been
w. .rnand The New York Banks for specie 10 60
Sh ,nnush not To n large amonni.
un l. ,uis McLane went out in the Liverpool
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FALL SUPPLY.

B"oiS. Stationery and Fancy Goods.
4 " RANDOLPH L CO. receiving Us the ,aiious psclot.
Fall Supply Of GOODS, which
merchants and the public generally Making constantly
Sii their good md
Books pliers Ne BOOKS MUSIC
rsrcisrd published Having attached tie
BOOK BlNDERY they pared BINDING oice
~ description, in the hes, style Clerks. and Merchants AZ
COUNT BOOKS made 10 order AID warranted TO please.
.Nt,n Books fer Old
There volumes parts Of tho State.
much lumber by the owners which may be urn,
valuable Works By but by sending them aud
exchanging them for later edition..
J. w. RANDOLPH Il co,
Opposite ard. Gardner q Co Z shoe siuic, ard
doors below EdIloys Hotel, Main street GichnonG.
J3-G:
VA committed the jail Of lhs county, time IN juo
last Negro woman between 90 and 20 years OF age VITO
calls herself MUkEY aud that she ia the property OF Dr..
Daniel Williams Ms The requested TO oS ard,
prove property and taxa her she viii he dealt with tho
inv directs. LEW. JONES, Jatto'.
lrncnburg county, Avg 30. 33-wla1'
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whereas, we feel most sensibly the loss which we as a
Society has sustained by hi. decree OF God, and are
drspl: impressed with the virtues integrity and public
"nrfh OF the cScea.cd as ;lsa, citizen, ant caT."
tan "" ADOPT respect ha high distinguish
ed TALENT and moral excelencies, The following resolu'
tons:
Isl Resolsed, That though we acknowledge with re-
sgnalion, The wisdom and justice OF God in all his pro-
v!ences the death of our high esteemed brother has
created within bosoms The most painful sensalions
and sustaining he did an endearing relation to US
body and individuals, we lament sincerely the
d!sp.nSation which has separated him from
2d RtSoired, That the LISconsIiate widow and rela
tons and friends will rd in the members Of this Socie
ty, hoee who deeply sympa'h!ss with them IN their
seve:e afT,icors
81 Re>Oirsd. Thai fuIogy upon his life aud chase
ter l'e delivered in The Franklin Hall
Ih Rssorsd, That copy Of these resolutions be
transmitted 10 his family, and that they be published IN
the Christian Advocate and Journal, Virginia and North
Carolina Conference Journal, aud Richmond Enquirer
4. NJ. JONES.
J. l. PIERCE,
}. 4. REESE,
Gam rJfir
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Aiuncn iinrL,i

The Times of Monday states, That 'Thr trans.
actions al the Stock Exchange This morning we're OK
lrtmcIy light; there was. however. but very little
change in The prices 9" Saturday Of snch descriptions
re sold '-1he n. Y Journal Of Commerce says
"'htre Chnngr in thu money marker this week
for srorks have opened heavily In Pearl and other hu
supss streets there is visible ctnnga for the better
In many paris the Streets lined boxes and bales
o. goods directed 10 the most distant sections at our cuun
irv Our hotels filed with Strangers many "f ihrm
crowded The Fall trade has commenced with unusual
vigor and early. Prospects now for Fall trade oic
quite encouraging.
"in relation Ia money matters. much very much. mnst
depend the Of the crops and the weather in Eng
land. II there sh"ud he any disaster there, by which
crop should fail The consequences would be
iurions 10 this country, well rs 10 England par
tal failure nf two crops in ssi"n would have The
effect Ia make the none market in London e1creding y
tight aud its rf would reach nj paris n the world
The harvesting in England commences about this time,
and we therefor cannot knnw whn ihr result will bp
Ill The midnIe NJ last nf September. IL The weather
should br fire and The crops good there will he dec ID
ed improve mr. nj IN England well in this Country:
but il The is the case We may look for feat Vi
consr Gucnces here "
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Aug 80
- - - - -
,Sal. Of InLuabie LANDS.


M pursuance OF the CT cult Superior
Court Chancnry for the Corporation oil lnchLug
in The suits Of picke; Clark and others and Garland &c
DIXON the subscribers will offer o sae al 1Ec
auction 9TH of October, 1882 the same beng court
da, OF the Courthouse OF Montgomery county, me un'
parcel LASD IN said DEGREES mentioned, lying on t nen'
Montgomery md small pofloh'"fc-
OF ~ Floyd county und commonly known as the Bent Mouns
,, 81 u eoOO acres OF "hith
q IN he .o body, tho residue 10 de.chd paIceI' o.
NAV suit the OF purchaser About o"o acres "'
@ l,ad i rich than 2CHo acres good mfaco
l,r and about cleared ~" "Eoe OF olie ic' OF
land il well waioc, aud has upon two streams amply suaci.a'
for Milling embellishments. 49,, -, -
The Ern Mountain has for years been regarded "a
~ r a mos, ..f,bc Farms Virginia. and from
animation Of the ids The subscribe ~ iec no hesitation
!, ,a.,n r.nI,tg !, TO he attention of the public.
~ a ,,nI viii credit OF aud throo yenr,
,: Lou cyr, sufficient amount 10 cash dcay expenses
~ i - Bond with good personal security will DO required "E
H. title retained further scc1y fer tho
% -. money. plss sad land viii DO exhibited ih,
all INC quality aud the houBdtic Nr. Lawty,
% upon tkc Oil Bent afounn will sh"w ,h- above
, NJ an wishing purchase. The utio !, Be-
., ed 10 hut acting Commissioners Of tho
Court, viii convey such title only vested BY sati DE-
e'e'' Eli II ra a'laA e0""''s.
sxif
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n ". /. J. j FRY 1. 60.

(,u.;s,;on and FOru0rding Ierchdnts,
WEAVE .cr,vrd their Fab supply Of GOODS, consisting part
- OF III" following:
800 LEl. - Cioi- and Porto Rico Sugars
100 boz and - 1Us loaf do
so Kegs Cut Nails
100 boxes Window Glass
300 bags Sho.
$50 kegs Powder
90 uC0 To-. Richmond and Manchester Cotton Yang,
With variety OF other articles which they nrltc the attention
Of the cOuatry dealers
have taken large proof Warehouse on the Basin,
for purpose of RECEIVING and forwarding Goods-A son.isned
70 he" ,'"'' nav. S'r 1I-3tu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-08-30
july 30

NJOfiCE "A Petition will he presented to The mex.
II Legislature Of Virginia asking To-" 70 declare me
Apnom,,,ox lawfu! fence from Farm"l'le Bridge or
Thomas A. ilorlon's upper Mill to Planters Town.
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