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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
TO THE LADIES.

nR NULL. UTERO ABDOMINAL SUPPORTER.
'uNHlS Instrument for the Radical Cure OF Proapsus
Uteri, Falling OF the Womb by external applicable
super sedng the OF the objectionable Pessay conf
deutislly recommended to the afflicted the OF
forming under the aggravated crcumstan-
II has ceived the decided APPRECIATION Of Sir Ashley
Cooper. oi London Sir Benjamin G. Brode, Sir James
Clark Physcian to tie Queen; Dt. Ashwe Lecturer on
Midwifery I" Guys Hospital; DR. Rgby, Lecturer To ST.
Bartholomew; DIR Griffith. Lecturer to Westminster
Hospital Dr. Ramsbotam. lecturer To London Hospital
Robert Ferguson lecturer to Westminster Lying in Iospi
tai Sweaman lecturer to MlddlesrI Hospital and Sc
Bior Accoucheur to Queen Cbarloe's Lyingin Hospital
also bv Henry DAVIS, Conquest Blundel Lee Merrman,
Surgeon keaes, &c by DIR Moreau President Of the A.
cademe Royal de Medicine Paris and accncheur To the
Duchess de Orleans Professor Velpeau M,rjoin. Paul
Dubois Sanson ard Others. And IN New York by Pro.
lessor j. ~ Francis q $. Bedford, NJ. D. Professor Of
Midwifery inthe University at the city of Neo York Pro-
lessor DeaGcld professor Frahcs Johnston President
county Medical Society laurens Hull president Medical
society State Of Ne,o York professor james Naughton
of Albany professor March professor Cyrus Perkins pro-
fcssor Doane -Drs Thos Boyd Gilbert Smith Iiosack
Stearns, Ludlow, Kissom Vache Power Grnyson, Van
Rensselaer, and many other distinguished Physicians in the
United States.
A.G HULL-oAice T. Vesey street, Astorhouse, N. Y.
~ constant supply Of the above instruments will be
kept by 9eowIy.
JAMES PORTER Rutland
T., II. PR MISS. Montpelier,
EW BREW STEil, Hiddiebuy,
ROBERT MOODY burlington,
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
DIR. Cooke.

The unfortunate are t,speetfolI, informed that ihe
.m-..Is.. n .o,.i .,,shl;.h,J 81 ,nclotl,J .n,,
IN. mach o.,., yu,cpe,n I.,ck ao.ni,.. hs. ma
nv ,ea,. Al, &c he.o (opnled nj Head Quarter. No
No,,c, street. aIh.o, Ny To those unacqna inied
with hi. in,,i,u,i-n il /. necessary 10 mention thHt II
bs. e., n. obi. q, the care Of all s,,h disease, rs ,yrh
i. .c,.f,. .r,r,ore. d;.e,,., Of the ureiha unts q
eooy ,hn. irro,e,~y disease, 81 tho womb semi, a.
.ln.. ~ ho,h ..,.. no1.. .,,,. ~ n. h,ne. 81 n,
,,h,. v,ss,. with al y,n,fes eomp,sp,. in General
ate
p.rson. ;~nor,n, of the nature Of disease mr.. NOT
mos, .;mpl. form, and through p.y,ec, or iniudcious
treatment, s.um..s mor. aggravated stat. of disease
~, s..'... -. ,,...,;a ., .,Ln; g.
cor, ry,m.,ur. old too off en- enJin, in prorsc,cl
ipe-r.hi. stat. If existence
Thi, in,.;tn,jn, 4. under IN. .,rer,,e,ds,c. ,p,
management, n Professor Cooke. ND ID. LID n,
The ci,r of Albany n who nil, 10. nj, ,ero,., a,
,ondsn ., IN. D;.r.c.s,v attached 10 .bc n.,u,;on
a, Ill hour, a, invalid. ,,on;,;n. ~. .os...;n, ,,
y;ce. "a. h.v;r, had much rno,. ,xr,r;.,oo 1, mi.
b,.r.. NJ ,,..,;c., r,,.,.. az ,,u en-. ., a. l.,
| .r 49, m. u.-h.. .r -
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

thst for ncuihs id net dare 10 arr on. ererpt
ny husband and servant the least ~ nsuent
I'd to thressn With los, II srn~.s end the pspits.
ton n N. h-sst, iron which hsd su-rre for ,rsf.)
serp had ne, kHe~n ir ,esrs bot " free frpm pain
fit frwat ctd iot ihr want ~ shrp Several otter
complaint. not nInsrd brought on by the spine
ana wsskn~ss
For the ls. fourteen rp"nih. have never been con.
fn.d e. dsv n the h''vs- All my complaints have
decreased gfadWsy hoin hefng as,. 81 inhsma,ion,
] Go DOT ken~ uba, thirst 70 and hnrt hsviar b~.n d
s,rd f,r nine years, and deprived of every thing
hkeo, can AT 90 dfink whactef fancy ard sv.
.ry thing sgte.s With me secp sound and we'll and
have much strength a. must ever dare 10 expect
hot sufhoirnt icI 'br snJpymeut IL lie and have
ts-.o graf or drop Of other medicine, or
want blister r,ebes No one has received rrrsi
Madness sitcnton thsn have done from some 81
the hrs, zeal men III the kingdom and most rra,~fu
do feel for it, aud convinced that Ear 90 h-sh
PERMITTED. nothing Sas lett undou. cannot end ,his
letter without mentioning the noble and disnU rect ID
NV wish 10 take this mvdoine, naturally erpfess-d
fears account at delicate and precarous state
but when he found IL did good, advised NV TO M
on With H. and said h- should rrjoce in any hing tbs
prolonged my life. know many that have been ben
ehied by sinc- took IT, hut al liberty 10 me
ton names. remain, Gentlemen,
your sincerely obliged,
SOPHIA GREY.
Ashton Ayes, July II, 1896
The above medicines can be had genuine in the Stat
of Vermont only of Psngbnrn & Brinsmsd, Jewellers
Burlington VT, state Agents or BY the sub SCENTS sp
pointed snd supplied BY them Remember every pack
age will be signed in writing by Psngborn Brins
myd-if not 30 signed do not huv them
PANGBORN a. BRfNSMAID,
Jewellers Burlington, VT State Agents.
II. l.. CHENEY ,Sub.Agent, Rutland
34-ew-,dofj
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
o. WI ID O WsSn
DANIELS r BELL

Revolution .msrred before the ciose Of thei, hu.
~ bands military services, may rceive under The se,
o Congre",o July T. 1885, the pensions 10 which
Their husbands would have b~en snted. respectively
under the ae, Of June Ie32 The senehs Of the sc,
OF July 1885 are sIt~pded 10 widows OF ell revolt,
ionsry officers and soiee, whether they have m.rri.d
ss.'n' OF no y Frosidsd they are widows Also
wee psu the I'd Of Nov i7e3 and married befo,,
that day, are equally entitled.
Jan i7H Widows VI officers and soldiers m. r,i.a
ms esy are satitlsd 10 i've years p~nson, from
10, Mara, ic3C and, IN proportion when their ha.
band. have deceased since. Pension b.ssness snd.,
'Ass' Ae. sa4 oil stAs's snssdsd 70 BY as s,eriSsy
Su J.GOvE
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
Farm for Sale.

TIE subscriber wishing 10 20 West, offers for sale
l. bis farm lying on the river ia Huntington said
fsfm consists Of $40 scfes first rate land admirably sit
uat"d tor dairy OF grain farm, there being about two
hundred acres under improvement and the remainder
feasible ~ wish-e On said farm there is two story
BRICK house, 30 a. by 49, with WOOD shed and corn.
barn A lso two 30 by 40 barns with sheds Plenty
81 orehsrding, lots we'll wsief-d and superior pny
iege Tor water poser ;-one mill in operation
WOOL growers sud DAIRY nrn wishing IN purchase .
superior ,isDd and cheap, good share Of which 10
level a. the western praires, will do well brsg their
cash this way soon. ENOCH TYRRlIL.
Huntington, Sept l3 1880. 40-42
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
Lead AQucSluc(,

VHiE sohcr'her CONTINUES the m.nuse,a,,
- LEAD PIPE IL superior qusi,ty, Of al a.,
FROM hall inch I" ,ach and half III HI, ,hor /. N 80
Mill V'ltge. Also Metallic Compost ruM,s
excellent art" known in point Of nes,n,s, md ..
and equal to any now in use. '
All orders IN his business will be promptly ,t,,,a.,
TO and llPE IN any quantis, furnished ,h,, .s !.
wm. W. WHITNEY.
Rutland, April rs. 1899 ,oen
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
0ATSa UATS>
OREL COOK.

MOULD inform the inhsbdsnts Of Ru,.ss a..
w vicinity that he has on hand a new .,.,,..
Of the most FASHIONABLE HATS wh,eh 1. "s
for sale q, his store ~ Rutland East visre, a go
as can be bough, elsewhere
-wANTED--
shrsred Lambs Wool, for which the h,sh,,,
will be paid in exchange for hais-aso oil Nina. y IL,
ting aud shipping furs
All persons having unsettled accounts With O r.,
are requested To call and settle up, A.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
MULBERRY TREES.

tho those wishing TO engage in the cultivation of the
Mulberry, or the culture Of silk, the subscriber
would offer for sale several Of the 81 valuable and
best approved varieties Of the mulberry among which
are the Alpine and the Morus Multicaus Also eggs
OF the Silk Worm. Russell BARRIER
West Granville N. Y Sept. o.. 4I--43
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

pe,ie odon,es'
For ssls, skolessle and retail. bv
HITCHCOCK. a co,
No ~ Ceness~e street. utica. Y.
End bv th~f ssens Throughout the United States also
hy Porter Rs,issd, Z. jsmeison, Csstlrton, Buck
fnisford. NJ 81 No. tw an
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
NOTICE.

TAKEN from the Bar Room Of Frosts Tavern !,
l. Pii,sford on Wednesday, the I'd instant (muss
day. light Drab Box Coat with fur collar ssd cuS
and pearl Buttons Whoever will return said Cos, d
give information where il 10, shall be hands msl, n
ward-d by Robert Richardson.
Me ndon, Oct Z, 1889. l2-u
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

NAME into the Enclosure OF the subscriber, on OF :
~ bout the 10Th Of August last, . red, WHITEHEAD
COW. supposed TO be about years old. The
is rrqnestedto coll, prove property, pay CHARGE NJ
take her away. WIN. NORTON
Tinmouth, Sept IL, 1899. %0-A
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
Merino Shawl Lost.

I OST, between the subscribers house and the md
- ing house in TnmoUth, the 18th Of Aug M
q large red Merino Shawl. Whoever may have oss
said shawl and will return il TO the subscriber 10 1t
mouth. give information where IL NJ found al
be generously rewarded. HARVEY SHAW
Tinmouth, Sept. 9. t2-N
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
Fare Reduced and Speed In

Forest Line of Stages.
I EAVES Davis & Russers Stage House, Bellows
IL Falls. VI Mondays, Wednesdays, and Frida ysws
4 o'clock A. Nj. for Nashua, POWELL and Boston, at
Hancock Wilton, Milford, and by the Rail Road from
Nashua 10 Boston; the same days
ELI b RUSSELL, Agent.
Bellows Falls Sept, q, 1880 owe
The Woodstock Mercury will please copy the alb.
and Onward their bills. If
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

THIS is to give notice th., have given my ssE
l. den his time. Hence he makes Ills own conires
and receives his NY without sny interference %
part All persons interested will take due notice sn
OF, and govern themselves accordingly, - shall W
hold myself responsible for lis acts shss this date
NEHEMIAH Campbell
Tinmoutb. Oct, I. 1870 I2-E
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
WANTED.

Try tho subscriber, an ciive, intelligent boy from
- " to 10 years OF age as an apprentice To the Car
penter and Joiners Trade TO whom good encourag e.
ment will ce given FRANKLIN GRISWOLD.
Castleton, Sept, "a, 1889. 4l-43
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
NOTICE.

THE agency Of the Society for the propagation OF the
l. Gospel IN foreign lands, has been transferred TO
the subscriber who will heneeorth receive the rents
and give the leases. Eff HODGES
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
DENTIST.

THE Subscriber would inform the inhabitants
l. Rutland and it's vicinity that he has taken ross
at B~mans Hotel, where he will make his head qa'hfs
during the winter, and will b. happy to wait on "'
who may wish his aid either al his roOs
at their dwellings. Commands from any Of the ni,
boring town, will be Immediately attended 70. NJ
now in Brandon, where he has spent the SUMMED ~
will be in Rutland about the Goth Of October
WV KENT, Dsnif
Doctor Kent studied his profession with me-n~,
he has practiced in the southern States with gooS
cess. recomme nd him IN public confidence.
JOSEPHUS BRoCkWh
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
NOTICE.
NOT ICE.

Trees and Mulberry Cuttings,
OF the M"rus Multcaulis, Canton Alpine and Broosa
" varieties for sale by the subscriber Also Penut
silk worms eggs, of new and uperor kind.
Vim X SANFORD.
orwell, Oct. !. 1889. Ala
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15
hia Grey.

Aog u 10 the lower class
1hpusa nds OF the most
Aad there are thou.
nm s~s,or~d, and their
|n11 tate this b-st Of med.
~ passonous Con- pounds
! j 16s with q far different
-. Morrison {. Co.
- return | can make
eeessved from your
~ my own and my
ooshnrisy !, may be
enrls~s by them,
gs~d 10 any way
h, / am convin.
- never fails IN
aid was declsr.
be- perfected in
worst qunisry
- has not had
enjoys perfect
V free from
The liver d.
III in l79o,
scarlet aod
u $500 my
In AZ open
~ during that
and suffered
taxht on vio-
Veal skill could
~ which time |
~ Tor two years,
koH1 sppi,s atom q.
Desiy shscted, and
Dl,sess without end
ncrFisset enrsd the
~ liver complaint
okag remsdss
1Drnas ir aud b,ilioar
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1839-10-15

Beekwiih * Dyer, salisbury; Messrs Couan., store
br@nd"n Henry sym"uds ph',ford Hitchcock Nor.
gen West Rutland and Clarendon; at the Ca,,Ie,oo
Bookstore; Stanley Lefhngwen & Co. West Poultoey
- u walker Co. Benson; 4, l.. CAilin Orwell
Kent Wright shoreham wm. Marsh hrew.bury, and
vicinity; wm.Fs RutlaaJ
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12
From NE Nashville Rep. Banner.
EXTRAVAClANT EXPENDITURES

\ The following extract from Ire address Of
John Al Mckinney Esq., 10 thefreenen Of TIE
second Congressional district, in Tennessee,
viii serve to show what kind Of democracy Is
that which "a now being carried out ~ llr. Van
Buren, (whc opposed Madison and he admis.
sion Of Missouri voted for free negro suffrage
% be exlendedsto all those who possessed $3.50
worth of property, andgagainstlts extension 10
ofwhitc men,reyDluiionary patriots
though they might bel voted for all the tariffs;
and Ior toll gates upon The Cumberland RoadI)
and his federal leaders, who cali themselves
Democrats:
ION The 30th day Of September last, at
time whenIhe government pretended 10 bo 80
poor, thatit had 10 borrow money 10 Inc amount
or what IS the same thing, 10 issue
Treasury notes bearing interest to lhe amount,
there was theninahands Of agents of tbe GOV.
ernment unaccounted for, to theamount ofneaf
fifteen millions Of dollars, neafIy THREE
HUI ND RED WAGON LOADS lIad Il been in
silver. That this statement istrue appears
from documeqt No. 2, furnahodtb by the govern
nenl to Congress, atl ho commencement 81 The
last session,
lst Thcrowas in tho hands of Tie officers
andngents 81 Tho Qunstarmastpr Generals Do
parlmants and ruacroAnitd log Oh ihe 30ih dAys
Of September last eight hundred and twenty
thousand nine hundred and eighteen dol.
lars
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12
For the Liberty Adpocqte.
ENATOR WALKERS PAMPHLET
MOI

This production consists OF q letter from
ighteen leading administration men, headed
y A.G. McNntt, the Governor Of the State.
p the Hon. RI. Walker, urging him to offer
gain Tor the Senate of the u. States, and his
-eply slgniiying his determination to yield to
heir wishes. There is much management in
ms correspondence. The letter Of those lea
rlg Ineniouchcs, and not with light hand, n
'ubject on which the public mind is very sensi-
3ye;and Mr.. Walker takes month 10 write
he answer, which makes The same sublect The
acme ofninc closely printed pages. The de-
ign evidently was, that The announcement Of
lis name as candidate should be accompanied
" powerful impression from his pen. Mr..
Walker Is The champion Of the party, both in
peaking and writing; and il was their wish
hat their Sable, faithful, and welI-tried cap
ain" should come out with a chef d'reurre on
Dis occasion. We have then before us, il il
p be presumed display Of the highest intel
actuol power, which the party can bring IL
par upon the hackneyed question the cur.
'ency and the banks.
The statistical information which Mr.. Walk
X brings to this question, is (supposing it ID
V all correct) worthy Of attention, nasmuch
Is facts are always useful; but his speculation.
an claim only consideration, not confidence
nd The practical result to which he would
ring them, even complete revolution in our
CIRCULATING medium and financial concerns,
hould, under allths circumstances Of the case,
d regarded as the rash project Of an adyeniu-
pus impiric. Every earthly interest of man,
y all it's various forms and associations, is in.
lmaiely and inseTarably blended with the
ommon currency the country and ia rela.
ION to proposed radical changes in this uniyer-
AIconccrn, II may bD asked, with great anxie-
and emphasis, "lVIlO is SUFFICIENT
OR THESE Thin GSY" And il may he
ositiyaIy and confidently answered, none but
man Of v sober and candid mind, Of deep rel
cclion, patient investigation, and sound judy
tent, and one well vcrsed also in all The yari-
lis branches Of political economy. Was Pres
lent Jackson, Inc father Of the project, ever
UGH mang His most partial friends, who
now him well, cannot say that he was. Is
resident Van Buren, such man2 He has per
laps HE information and temper requisite Cor
hc inyssligation Of such subject but one who
asbeenn changcling all hispclitical liIc,oughl
III " 80 trusted on the score Of capdor. Had
n aiIluslrsous predecessor declared himself
4 favor OF NaiioEal Bank. no would no doubt
ayo followed IN his fcotstcps,' IN D direction
apostle YoAhe course he now pursues. and per-
nitled Us u. enjoy still The good currency which
heir Joint measures have destroyed. Is SGn-
aor Walker such y mani a judicious obscrr
ler. who knew ndthii|g 9g his gorgeous luccn-
stencies on this yeryssuhecf, would determine
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12

Col BIScAMAN addressed about SIXTY of the citizen
this county on yesterday. Notice of his coming
mong US had not been received until his arrival, anc
onscquently i was not known by many persons resi-
ing out Of the village COL B. briefly stated the
rcmnent principles Of the Wing party. and explain
his views on the questions of the currency and the
residency. Many Of our friends were agrecably dis
pponted in the old farmer. His style and manner
re plain and unostentatous his language chaste and
legant and the candor and independence with which
Is actions and principles were ayowcd carried con-
lotion that the speaker believed what he said, and
iat he was willing TO risk his political prospects on
Ne truth Of his positions. Col. Bngaman leaves to.
~ for Homesville and carries with him the respect
his political opponents and the best wishes Of his
lends
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12
ELECTIONS.

In Tennessee, Polk is elected Governor by abou
70 thousand majority. There were one hundred
I'D two thousand votes pollcd for Governor Tn,
congressional delegation stundsseyen Wings and sia
co-focos.
In Indiana, the Congressional delegations stand
seloco.fccos and two Wings.
4 in North Carolina, the delegation in Congress re-
pains as at the last scssionsx Wings, five ocofocos
nd two sub-Treasury Wings.
Maryland. Rhode Island, and Mississippi. are yet to
Ject members to the next Congress. So far the
Wigs have majority Of two.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12
For che Liberty Adrocqte
TO the NuIlifieTs Of Amite.--.No. q.


In the three preceding numbers ithas been
amply demonstrated that the Nuilifiers instead
of winning aurels by an amalgamalion with
Van Buren, Democracy, will cover themselves
with shame and infamy In an aye Of poiti-
Ical degeneracy and corruption like the present,
the mind should notbe startled at the boldesl
assertion Or most absurd propositions. In tie
earlier periods Of our history, when the patri-
otsm Of our sires had been tested and briph.
tened by the bloody ordeal ofihe revolution.
andthc empire ofpurity and genuine Republican
simplicity established in all the Departments q
Government, the ambition and designs ofthe
|tyrant must have been covered beneath the
well Of the peoples cause His ambition viii
expand and his designs mature il proportion
as he percelyes The people 70 be better nropar.
ed to welcome his advent and The consumriia.
tion Of his dabolical purposes When lie
symptoms Of the lines Indicate to his satisfac-
lion, q decay Of public morals, an Indifference
to tho liberties Or thec0antry, and deoeneracy
and corruption marking the administrator Of
allthe Departments ofSGovornment. "a stems
boldly forward upon tho haltements 81. power.
stripped of his hyPocr'Iical veil, and loudly
proclaims himself the champion oftbe preroaa-
tiycs ~ Government, in opposition 10 thcrigtiS
ofthe peoPle. thus entrenched, re- thinks 81
proportion too daring, no assertion too deeply
stepped inlaIsehood, for the depravednppetites
Of q subsoryient populace. Thus II is with
The Administration, They began this career
as allstyrants do. Soft, mild, inslnnai;ng and
aEtlul, lIleg wQnIhe confidence ofAthppebple,
md made them believe hat there was III I'D.
cessly for them % NEEDLE 10 the afEaifso f gov
ornament updcEltlle Administration N such peo-
plerloying and patriotic nienNasatheyswe
Thus secure ihvadeclions oClhe people, they
ascepded step ~ steP, unfil they had almost
reached THE climax M their naughty aspirin
t0ns.and were about gfasping Inc diaden,
whenthe people woro suddenly awakened from
their dreamio full knowledge Of their sla.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12
FRANKLIN,s THEATRE

las been in town several nights, and seems VI
!iyen general satisfaction. The manager corr ell
recommended, and so far, all things haveS a CON
lncted with decorum. The exhibitions W continue
everal nights longer, and those who ar/ md Of such
musements win no doubt be pleased4 eh Mr.. Frank.
in.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12
COZ. AlL. BINGAMAN

Viii address his fcowctzcns al IIomesville on Sal.
irday the l4th, at Meadvile on Monday the 10TH al
Monticello On Wednesday the 18th. and at GaIlatn
n Saturday the 2lst September instant.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12

E.Mr. A. Gayden, Of this county, had tco thou
and and eighty-tre pounds Of cotton picked on his
'ciont plantation. in East Feliciana, by fpe hands.
p the second day Of The present month. Hard to
eat.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12

ron AUDITOR OF PUBLIC ACCOUNTS.
JOHN cRUso, Esq, of Lowndes.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12

FOR STATE TREASURER.
GIDEON FlTz, Esq, Of Kinds.
Liberty advocate. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1835-1866, 1839-09-12

For feeding one horse @l66 so
scans, &c. SO 2Is
Washing Towels. 284 OF
CarpetinR. 1853 SO
Matches, IL 81
Towelling, 45 81
Hack hire, 80
Subscriptions tbui loF what we are
rot fQ|d
Ice, "a SO 66i
Sundrios .e so IA
One large oasychalr, N. ss ~ O0a
another chair, rs 90
\ Another chair, - 00
News Papers, 0v7 -
Bustcf Secretary Forsyth 3 o. .,
Caro- Of Clock, ~ 90
$4,5Sa Ssi
Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23
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wirb biermit se9eber, bae Der llnterseidnete
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-01-23
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