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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
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unb aus frlQencen 9Irtifeln bcifehen:
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litdtcn.
@infad,e unb SducD @afimercs.
Sattinets, 8enndD GrilIin9S, SalbIels
nen, Slaneus, SettSeu9e.
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uno farbige Wsrtncs.
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,inrs.
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uno bilbfden Mutcrn.
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70 2l6ntet 10
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@luse bc.
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Camenhaurituhc.
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hancIdute.
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ia, 1874 uno 1874 WarieiIe5 Sultte.
9fcIe uno 4ShimcD &lInfcte.
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Secrucfte IudtlldCr.
Sin pcnit1nri9c6 enforcement @eitcltn@
der, Ilmmt cincm Qrrfen enforcement ons
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fault, mrfilr &c cen bIdlcn WtarfTret6
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
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uno Elm ourcrc6 ciu rpthc6 0tmo nit cintm
meifcn Srrf III, (Jnc pen rcm lntrrlhrlcs
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mer, ncldhc ihr 9tcdlt nnron bemcien mo
Die rarauf roftencen llnfoiten bcSahlcn, m6s
gen biclelbeu irQlcidl abhrIcn bci
Scrptnanp Scthpcller.
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
OefentlieGe Slaebrtebt.
Heuben Stbmpper,

Genpen SDnlpgeE
VS.
nuntcI Sunb, Sobn sune,
Saccb .. Stunts, Scfepb
Suus, Daniel GrpB II Sas
tharina ieine Srau, Gantel
S6mcDer, Sacpb Grerler
une Wl1rD 9lnn, ieine Srat
Samuel Sd,mcDer, Schn e,..
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er, SenrD Sd)mcDer, @leS @ SSI SSn'a'S" H,, S"I
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er uno Scnjam. SdmrperJ l0"''
Charles Stcmaro II. Sdrab
Stemoro ieire SrdlL Wm. S0'lu'""S
Wcier uno Suianua, ieue 1ni;,
Trau, 9lnu Sui. SdmrDer Sel'9'"""S'
Sardb Sd)ncDer, Spnath.
Breinig uuo @liIabeth, feline
Srau, pet. Sd)mpDcr, ,QSm.
Sdmcyer, Sam. Sd)moDer,
Saccb Euns uno peter
SdImrDer.
Jehmet Stad,t, bas in Der rben 9eniriccs
ten Sdd,c cine 8rrlocuu9 CUR 2tetun9 aus
Der Court pcu @cmmcn Ylcae non Scda
! SduntV 9eurmmcn wcrren if, aut cae 2lllS
Ildcn bes cb9enauntcn Sld9ers 4e9en r!e
nadbenanlten Sefid9tcn 10, Zap Ne Ut"
aen crItheinen pcr uulcru Hid,terr, IN Der
| Staet 9lQentdun, all unIcrer SallntD Scurt
ppu Common pleas, Delte 9ehdlten iperoeh
icll ben s,peiten Gag ndd,itcn Cecember, nm
su seioen, weshalb unb iparinl erla9tcr Sls
ger unb beuamte geflo9ten SuIammen illlo
nn9etheilt s,pei 9rfpi0c omcmanoer 'trFence
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in 9tcro gheithaN Sounidtp, eedNa Sdihth
Ger cine Strtd rnthdltcno EN- hunccrt mo
,,pct mo iccheSi9 9lfcr uuc cIn huncert atli'
then uuo ied's prCSert 3u9abr-ccr onoerc
Srth cnth6lt ncum mo plcrSta 9lder llnc
ncuu;ia 9iutkcu mo iehS prcSent 3u90pc
ltcFcnr an 2anc non Nfid'ael Tctbcrt, phl
Meter, Mortn Scntcl, leBthrrl9cu pctcr
8chtcl, uno leethertQen Wtthael StrctD n'lf
Dem llctrtqen. Giclclbcn rben bcndmen
%cfloQtcn frllen Slpiidcn NdN ielbit, Snfrl9e
ece GjclcBcs uue tcrfDmmlittcn G'cbrolIchS
cer 0tcpublit III iclteu SiIlcn rle &helur0
pcrnehmcn, uuo Ucrau6geiCtt bdB ss 70 Nes
than wcrccn fam, blf CO rtdht uno rhnc
observation-disclosures Ger ( Ihcllhdbcr nne rcr G'cs
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ipc!Chc rarm intcrciiut fnc, btcie 9tadrIdt
bealtcu. 49,
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Der Lecha Patriot und Northampton Demokrat. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1839-1848, 1839-11-20
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Ercuncen, 70 mic cjncm 9cchrtcn pntIflm
hicrmit crQcbcuit bcfInnt, edg er cbeu9cnans
tcs CjcId)dft al Der 9Ecrfitatte req SNerrn
Qauteui t d9cr in Ger
5,amiltrnitrafc, lo9cutud,e YGrthsNauS &C
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rdth0 bat, rrcr auf ScitclIwn9 fdneu pers
fcrttgt: Scoc Scrte
0rcunfcirl, Soutmad'crs QSold)s iIno
Sbccs &ciIrL
70 ,pie and, oUe in icincm Tadt etnfdld0rnoe
9lrtifcl, cic CT jcccrSejt gum Scrfauf ocrrds
thiq haltcu mirb uno Qcicnrrn lit fur bic nIrs
cri1tcn Q,rclic ;n pcrfaufer. Sr ltcbt fur
fctnc Slrtcit ir nrit gut, coB etCirltc anf cIne
caucrbafte 9trt au9CferttSt 1T.
Gr laect Ieiuc Trclmrc rnc has pntlifltm
ilbcrhaupt ctrl, feline Ecrtifdttc Sn bciuden,
unS Ieinc QHGarcn in 9ln9euldetn gu nehnlen.
Stcts miro CT es leiu 2lu9epmerf fem loiien,
ale QScileuungcu gc,riTcnhaft Su erfitucn.
Sir oltes Surfer, WciiInn 3inn ruc s'Ic
Miro Ger h6f tic Ireio III badrem @cIee oecr
in 9luetaufd, fir 9gaareu acOetrn.
9lnr6 Gttin9er.
9Iacntaui, Suli "a. n-3R
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13
STATE OF MLS,SLS.SIPPy)
JEFFERSON CorNTv

Probate Court--March Tern. 1890
10 all persons interested in the lands
tenements, m and hereditamenss of EIisha
Trader, deceased--Greeting:
" OU are hereby cited to appear ner-
sonally before the Probate Court II
ana Tor SAID county, at a regular term there
ot' TO be holden at the court house. in and
LOT SAID county, on the fourth Monday IN
way next and shew cause if any YOU have
or can, why the said Court should not then
order that the interest of said deceased in
ana TO certain Lot in the town of Favette
Known as lot number 8. in square number
:, containing about S4-IGO of an acre. no
the same more or less, should not be sold
,or 70 tue purpose of paying the debts of said
Estate, and further to do, &c.
-, Witness, the Hon. John M. Whit
H.. ST. ney. Judge of the Probate for
Jefferson county, this fourth Mon
day in March 1889.
issued 2sth day of March 1889
40 Z. T. MILES, Clerk.
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13
Letter and Money Lost.

OST or misIaid, letter from Gel
y. Hall, Cashier, New Orleans, al
dressed to the subscriber, and received 4
mail on Saturday evening 3O.h March. ]
oald Letter advised of the enclosure of
check for Sl2O, on the Office Bank of Loi
is'ana at ST. FrancisvilIe; which check wl
exchanged by me, and the proceed Si2d
ln Bank notes carefully put back into III
envelope; amongst which is recollect cd
pifty' on the Union Bark, Miss, and som
Rodney Post Notes. Any information lead
ing to ITS recovery, will be thankfully ad
knowledged, and a liberal reward given fd
The return of the letter and contents.
J. LAWTON.
Rodney Apri! II
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13

[tf officers BY nomination, when DR.. ]. b.
WARRrs was .elected President; GusTAvus
IT. WlLcox, lst Vice President; GREEN +.
MARTIN, Cd Vice President; JOSIAH LAW
TOW, Treasurer, and THOMAS w. GARNxrr,
Secretary.
On motion, Committee Of six was ap-
pointed 70 present the Constitution to the
[tizens Of Rodney and vicinity, and procure
ssseribers to the same. The following
- we're appointed members Of ssid
c0Ehmittee, to wit: John II. Savage, Gill E.
Martin, VIM. G. Williams, Thomas w. Gar
nett, Mrs. N. h. Ross, and Mrs. WE. p
Todd.
On motion of Mr.. Josiah Luwton, it was
Resolred, That when this meeting ad-
lonrn, It do SO to meet in this place two
weeks from this day; and that John H. Saw
age, VIM. G. Williams and Gil L. Martin.
be appointed a Committee to select suitable
persons to address the Society It the Quar-
ter'y Meeting thereof in June next, and that
said COMMITTEES report their proceedings to
said adjourned meeting.
On motion, the meeting then adjourned.
At meeting Of the Rodney Temperance
Society, held pursuant to adjournment in
the Lecture Room, on Thur9day evening,
April llth, 1899, note was read fpm Dr
;. D. warren, respectfully declining the
offlce Of President Of the Society," which
necs'nature was receiv ed ed:-wherc,pon DR.. |
'ohn Il. Savage was unanimously elected
President of the Society.
On motion, the meeting adjourned
GUsTAVUS II. WILCOX, Chn.
THOMAS w. GARNErr, Sec,rv.
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13
IMPORTANT FROM EUROPE.

The most important intelligence brouch,
by the recent arrivals from Europe. Is thai
Of = difficulty, which, If not adjusted. will
soon involve Europe ia all the horrors of !
Continental war, and give the arms Of Emo.
land sufficient employment on her own side
Q. the water, to maintain her Belgian ally
The best and most succinct account Of this
affair IS given by the Correspondent Of the
% Bee.-Nat. Cour.
"Brussels is now the great theatre of IN
terest IN the European world. The Polish
General Skrzynecky, celebrated in the
last struggle Of Poland for freedom, had
oeea appointed by Leopold, to command
IN tue Belgium army, and, in consequences
OF TINS, the Austrian ambassador had deman.
ded his passports. He had previously pre-
sen'ed to the minister for foreign affairs. q
note from prince Metternich. in which the
escape OF Skrzynecky is considered to have
been made with the cooperation Of Belo;nm
and this, together with his admission into
'he army, is styled a hostile demonstration
against Austria. The terms of the note are
s'a Sa'o 70 nave been strong and menaciny
ne russian ambassador supported it. and
ueihanded ,s, his passports at the same time
!, Inc two ambassadors left Brussels on the G;
February. '1o -
Aing Leopold seems to have acted with
nrmness and decision on this occasion
ne Immediately called home the Charae,s
al Berlin and Vienna, and commenced prem
a!a',ons tor war, by arm;ng and augmenting
his forces.'
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13
THE FIFTEEN GALLON LAW

Inc Legislature Of Massachusetts. at the
latest dates, were busily engaged in the dis
cusslon OF the law prohibiting the sale 81
sP,rltuous liquor in less quantity than *
gallons. From their proceedinn, on Tho
ioth uif., we would suppose that the friends
oil temperance were too strong for fhe o,ber
party, as an amendment had been nronos sad
making n. srine one of the prohibited articles
FMS amendment was adopted by the follow
ing heavy vote-Ayes 3I4, Navs lis
nu.oess we say to the cause Of temperance,
virtue, =. I ana individual and National prosperi-
y: Inc voice OF the people is every where
.a'seo !. against the monster that has slain its
reduced widows and orphans in
to beggary and want, and crow
aeo our prisons with feions, and consigned
''s victims to the dungeon & gallows.1;b
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.

This week opened with an extensive bu-
s'ness IN Cotton, chiefly on speculation the
trade however, continue to take very mod
crate supply, and, during the last two days.
the market has been dull, and closes quiet
~ uecline OF "a per Id, having ia partial
instances only, been submitted to in A
:aer'can common and middling; Sea Island
= IA request at extreme rates. Egyptian
oon''hucs IN moderate demand, and, being
onereo moro freely; in some instances, buy
81 9rs nave obtained an advantage Of I'd per
10. Brazil is rather neglected, and suppor-
lea former prices. The business in Surat
IS stili limited. The sales of the week a.
mount to 1880 bales, including 5000 A
.nerlcan on Mobile u 10 9.
1910 N Dat 7 to 81. -
ihe sales to the trade are 1900 bales.
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13
THE REIGN OF TEppnp

Where are we? Do we live nnder. /. froo
government, or under despotism? Dur;no
the revolution in France. peonle waILa5
through the streets Of Paris without dar;no
10 speak to each other. They knew na'
who were friends or foes-who were mics
ana informers, or who were marked ont for
prescription. So it is, in this civ. At this
time, with those holding Office: with rho ex-
ception OF few sans culottes, who thirst for
the blood OF all the rest. The hioh minded
honorable gentlemen, holding Office here
are now afraid to be seen speakinr to anv
one who entertains liberal opinions e,r who
60 Goes not proclaim the doctrine that .sthe
h'ng can do no wrongx' Hardly . day
passes that we do not meet those with whom
we We, nave been acquainted; nay, intimat1
with Tor years, who if they muster cm,ra q
70 venture to speak, first take general s,sr-
vey TO see It there is any one Of the lAoat-
ing scum" observing them, bu. more fro.
quentiy, pass without daring to venture =
look Of recognition.
This is no fancy sketch. We pledre o,,r-
serves Ior the truth of the statement. nn,
only with ourself, but with many others uho
are known to be ConserpatiresI S,,ch =
the tyranny Of Mr.. Van Buren's admin;stras
tion: This. however, is but the beeinn;ng
oniess the people rise in the majesty of
lne'r strength, and stay the DESTROYING hand
= MI" VINO seeks to overthrow their liber-
lies, and erect despotism, before thew arc
aware OF it, they will become the mere rms.
'dis OF despot.--Madison;an.
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13
COMMERCIAL BANK OF RopNEY.)
April Sd, 1889.
"a u UTION!

NOIES of this Bank hayino
!, oeen irauduien'ly mu.iIated and altered !
tue pul:c arc particularly cautioned against
receiving any nomination over One HIM
area Dollars, as the Bank has none over
sa'u denomination in circulation; and as
smaller notes have been raised tn elOn-
.ne Bank with view of checking The fraud.
recommend to the holders Of genuine notes
- send 'h-m IN tor exchange, for which pur.
i'';.s po.e q ne" emission is prepared, stamped
WIN type, on their old Bank Note Plates.
payaoie l'ai SIX Months afler date, with the
J. LAYTON, Cashier.
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13
GEN. JACKSON AND MAINE

some OF our brethren Of the Van Barren
press are glorifying the present dynasty. e.,
Tue nish minded and patriotic stand which
| van buren has taken, with reference to tbo
Name question. A public mee,iro in Ns,v
York has spoken of the course of ,be a,.,,;,,
lstration, as if the President had Con, ~
three promotions in the Navy, with the &;
orass held pieces, and drove every .Br;,-
,sners' from the disputed territory. Mr. Van
Duren mas done no such thing; but has as
','s knowledge an situation suggested on
aeaVored to persuade the men of Maine r.
behave like good citizens, and II remeroha.
That the quarrel belongs to the Gener,IGs.
ernment But while the spirit and 60,
requirements Of Gen. Jackson are l.,,Is'i
ana ms poticy made the subject of lond ~
proVai Tor party purposes, we think !, ,an
70 inquire what was the course of ,h,, p..s:
aon'' when called to act upon the affa;rs -
maine' to sustain her rights, and the r;ab,s
aIhe nation to the soil and soyere;antv ac
ee disputed territory. We have NOT hef,ra
ERas documents to which we can now -
% corrooorate any assertion, or to s,,s,a;n 81
opinion; but We believe that when the aa.;a -
ION ION ., D 'ns KING OF Holland, cutting off such
soodiv portion OF Maine from the u States
ana giving it to G. Britain, was presented
a' washington, Gen. jackson anx;ons to
secure TO himself the honor of settlinr all
Questions at any rate, was desirous Of accen
lIng the awfrd, and giving up all that inn
mense tract which lies norihwa ri of,b. -,
as'nary mountains and rivers, by which the
King OF Holland separated Maine from New
Brunswick. 'o'i' i>e"
Inc cabinet looked at this matter in . DIFF
Ierent light; they recollected that the arb; H.
tra'lon Il was for the purpose Of SAVING which
government was right. They therefare
most earnestly opposed the views of JacL
son. and as kind of compromise. the mater
was referred to the Senate; though we ina.
s'ne that it would puzzle both Pres;den, s,
cabinet, to show how what concern the Son
tie had in the matter. ' 0en
We mention this reminisce nee. with
,'ew OF showing certain noisy politicians
= nat mere were persons in the country. vii
ing 10 clip the broad lands of Maine. and -
''ve up well defined limits, and we'll ascer
ained rights without blow or complaint
~. S. Gazette.
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13
Steam Boat Register.
II. r. Miller.

, Aprii 6-Sul,ana, Tuskina, American
L douglass, Claiborne, N Albany nm. Co.
ur'nes, Little Rock, Kinds, Belle of M;s.
souri,, Ellen Douglass, Buckeye dawn us
n;,,o ;,,LNew albany, vandaiia, up; Hunts
, s''e down. oih-W L Robeson, SwaL
low down; Commodore, VIM. French, Nor
ma up. slh--Mississipp, Monarch. Con
s.e.'a'lon -. up; Clyde down. lOih-Ed
Sh'ppen, Asia, Rocky Mountain down. r
sara up. llth-Peru, John Randolph
1onh duncan, North Alabama down. I5ib
independence, Baton Rouge up.
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13

ljudiccd mind will stll hpt 70 con.rover,, u
corruption on the part Of cur rulers, and .
settled policy 70 drive from 1heccuncils Of
the nation, as well as from tho nor offees
Iof st1e <pvernnspt, I'll lsshel - were
possessed dssfhcient patrlJl,sm 70 issls,
the dsagerous doctrines and odiosJ1p 1polley
emanating from the Executive of the Uaiuo
Stases- This is subject upon whi pox
wisest Leglsls1 have d;.eoursed IN
guage that ali erstand, who are not
blinded by p(1 Or whose minds are
not shrouded = ignorance, and upon
whose benighted mtellccts solitary ray Of
truth can never fall Assuming, then, that
the acts and motives Of the present Execu-
tive, and the party who claim him as their
head, are familiar to everv Wing throughout
the Union, | shall onl( her remark, the
lmperious necessity ed upon US, as the
friends Of order andA good governments,
that in our choice Of candidates to be run at
the November election, for two representa-
tves for this county, We unite upon those
who have claims upon our confidence, and
whose past history is guarantee of their
future usefulness and devotion to those area,
principles for which we have so long con-
tended, and whose adoption we shall hail as
the salvation Of our country. Let US then.
IN order to secnre an object so desirable.
call meeting Of the Wings Of Jefferson
County, to be held at no distant day. and
then and there, we shall be enabled to make
such selection Of candidates as shall not
tail to ensure success. But, on the contra
", 1t five or six candidates are announc ed. |
either by themselves, or through the influ
ence OF friends, it will not only embarrass
md divide the Wing party, but secure the
success OF the Democrats; and probably re-
'ult in the reelection of Walker, and a call
~ the Legislature on Henderson to resign
MS seat in the United States Senate to which
'e was recently elected. Permit me. then,
o advise the Wings to abide the result ofl
ne County Meeting, as the only means by
Which We can hope to maintain our cause at
he next election-not because we are des-
ltute of numerical strength, but from the
cry fact, that should we divide this strength
etween several contending candidates, each
dvocatIng the same measures, the democra-
y, now lean minority, will unite all theirf
'rces, and obtain an easy victory. Should
meeting be held, (and see no good reason
my 1t should not) | hope that every Wing !,
I'LL feel it his duty to yield cordial sup .
ort to those who are placed in nomination. | /
SENEx.
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13
TEMPERANCE MEETING

| Agreeably to previous public notice.
meeting of the friends Of Temperance WA
holden at the Lecture Room in the town O
Rodney, on THURSDAY evening, March 2sth
1889; which mee,ingwa opened with pray
er by Rev. j. T. Russell, and organized by
the appointment of Gustavus H. Wilcox
Chairman, and Thomas w. Garnett, Secre.
tary. :
The following Constitution was submitted
to the meeting:
The undersigned, desirous Of suppressine,
as far as may be. ssthe odious vice of drum
kenness," form ourselves into an association
tor that purpose: and for our better govern.
ment, do adopt the following Constitution !:
Article lst. This Society shall be called
"The Rodney Temperance Society.''
I'd The Officers of this Society shall
be President, two Vice Presidnts. a Sec.
retary, and Treasurer.
81. The members Of this Society, and
the subscribers to this Constitution. volun-
tar'iy pledge themselves, to abstain from
the habltual use Of ardent spirits, and to use
them, if at all, only in cases Of necessity.
and as medicines.
4th. Any person may become men,
ber OF his Society, by subscribing to this
Constitution; and any member may with
1raw from the same, by signifying to the
Secretary, his desire to Go so.
9th. Any member Of this Society. who
hall violate the Constitution thereof. NAV
'e expelled, by the vote Of majority Of the |
members present at any regular meeting.
9th The meetings Of this Society. shall
e held quarterly in Rodney, that is to cay,
n the FIRST Mondays of June, September,
December. and March, Of each year; and
pec'al meetings Of the Society, may at any
me called BY the President, or 10 his alb
ence, by eitherof the Vice Presidents.
7th. The duties Of the officers of this
ociety, shall b such as the titles of the;-
fices Indicate
0th' This Society, shall take such stems
extend : kaowlsdge, and encourage the
actice Of its principles, as shall from time |
time, be deemed xpedient-whetber bv | i
'blic addresses-the circulation of suitable
'oks and psmphlets, Of otherwise.
The foregoing drsff Of a Constitu,;on
wing been read. was, on motion Of Green
Martin, unanimously adopted.
At the suggestion Of the Rev. ]. r. Rms
4, number Of persons now came forward !, 4
q subscribed the Constitution, thereby -
coming members Of the Society. n
The Society then went into the elect;on =
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13
HAVRE. Feb *

Cottons have been particularly dul, and
our rates. which are about 10 nor ...
Dove those of Liverpool. The sales Of tho
week are only 1900 bales, and the imports
nave amounted to l23OO bales leaving us
stock OF $4,000 bales. Fortunately for hoI
oers' the greater part Of the supply has
come TO agents ofthe U S. B, who have 81
tar not offered any for sale. There is l;t,le
aouot mat but Tor this, we should already
have had reaction. "s
The Rodney telegraph., 1839-04-13

L is necessary that the business of tb~
late firm of SMITH & HENRY, should
DC closed Immediately. All oerions ipdebtl
ed to the same, by note or account. are 70.
quested. without delay, to make payment t,j
the undersigned. Those who neglect thi,
no'ice, VIII be sued without distinction.
w. G. HENRY.
APr'' ., 1888 47-3t