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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1839-10-11
.,,,,.,,pr ,xsr;r.sCE AND TRUST COMPANY.
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AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST pRHi oo"f""i'
OjEce No 49, South Street. Baltimore.
C.pTnL PAID rs Two MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
Fa7HE President and Trustees ol this Company receive
Nancy on Opposite, on which interest VIII oe 81.
owed make assurances on Lives, gram an"ul'0 ",'u
Eudnw m. nts and receive and manage trusts " ey
description which may oe c"l's' td !" =, courts o
whether from individuals corporate oodes' OF courts Of
justice ,.,, :, t,,o, and ,be
interest thereon paid semi annually Of quarterly IN con
formiiy with The direction OF tne o""'l :" :" 49, - 49,
will be placed OF The end d every SIX months 10 Tue
credit cf the Trust Fund for accumuia'inn
> L,Yr IssuRaNcr-Persons may effrct assurances
with the Company upon their own i1Ves OF hs ives W
others, for one year, 'ef" Q, vas 10
life The table Of computed Tor lhs company are
pnon The most favorable terms, as well Tor the "incefs oil
the NAVY and Army, cilizens-and may Oe nae On oP
pIication to the Company or lis Agents.
g. AsSuITIEs These will be grantee upon sncn
terms as will enable the annuitan 10 enjoy Tue ia'ees'
income for any given amount OF Hohey' ;,
a. ESDowMESTs "A person ~h" desires 10 pfo'oe
capi,a for son or ward, when he shall arrive al Inc
age of 81 years, marriage portion Tor daugh'e''
can effect il through this Company
Officers and Trustees of The C0mpany-f slacau'ey,
Esq NJ D. President Baltimore; John Diner, Esq. L..
b., Vice President, New York, Richard Wilson, Sc
cetary. N 1hnrson. Assistant Secretary
Ttu>,sss -lsanc Lawrence. Beverly Robinson, b
Mcvickar, Charles A Davis, Samuel WrtmoFe David
MADDEN. Anthony Barckay. l. Suares. George + Tall
man. p. & Nevus Roswell l. Colt, Morris Robinson,
NV York; Matthew L Bevan, VIM. Pau, John Moss,
phiIadeuhia james Cox, VIM Mayhem, Samuel
| a ,a;nan. Frederick w Bruno, G S Oldfeld Joseph
Cushing, Fielding Lucas, jr +, Baltimore
Applications may be made personally, or ny elier,
post paid to the Agents for The company in Virginia,
who will furnish the rates and other necessary ini"rmo'
,on to persons DESTROYS Of etfc,ng assurances or max
ing other arrangements through tins company Tor he
benefit If their families or estates.
r NJ TABB. .7gent Richmond, Va.
agents in Yugiaia.
| PurLIP M. TAB8, Esq, Richmond
WIN S SIMPSON, Esq, Petersburg.
GEO W. CAmP Esq. Norfolk
ROBERT AsDEnsos, Esq, Williamsburg
JoHs BHucE, Esq, Winchester :,
! J,,a "a lift
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q YOUNG LADY. recently irnIn 81 I'M n, i
IA esteemed OF the New England Acat.n.tes who
has also taught in England. desnus "i rrrnn. an
engagement as Principal OF an Academy or high School
for Young Ladips.
Address d. Cumming, S. Gay st, B,Iimota Nd.
Oct4 4}--5I'
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VIRGINIA State lottery,

virginia State EIotecFy.
Far the benefit Of The Petersburg Benevolent MECHANIC
Association
Glass No 6, far 1880
To be drawn al Alexandria, Va on Saturday, i9'"
October 1889 oo
Pn,zxs -S2O.oOO VI so pr,zNs Of 600, a'ooo'
e247, 1000, LIS, 90 Of 800. 20 of 300 &c
Tickets only S., Halves 80 Quarters "' an
Certificate of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $.o
DO. do - Ii"il W w. n
In do % Quarter do IL oo
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s. ! meeting OF the Directors o. Me L.ujSa Rgi!.osd
"a Company at Louisa Courthouse on "Wednesday
The 18th day Of September, 1889 -
Res0irsd That the Subscribers for the twenty sh,res
of new Stock, created by order OF The Board Ut - E}
day Of August last. be. md they hereby required 10
pay into The Farmers Bank o! Virginia. 10 ' ,tjt Of
the Company, The whole annunt OF nnr hulG I'd G.E,,.
per share, ar before the 18th day o! Ucioh.r u.,,
Interest will be charged each rns,amrr, no, punc,u
ally paid. BY order of the Board.
NATHANIEL THOMPSON Ctrk.
Gets aa,o
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Mopr SPECIE lean from the Exchange Book
tha, The shin Ohio Captain Gallagher and baFque b.
NJ. zick { apt Garvin from New Sdsass, that arrived
Yesterday brought about $500 eco in spec'e, Principally
for t,.r u {; Bark. The si,p G'isnt, and bntqnr
JOSEF hinr that arrived from New Oilrars, previously
brought about the same amontt lot The said institution
Within tew days SINE QUO 10 sp"re has been received
in Ills CITY from New Orlsans..- kH;lnd GA:tMe
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STATE OF VIRGINIA.
pichpnoed Academy Lottery.

Cla-s No for lc39 49,,
To be drawn a, Alexandria, v, on Saturday. ia'"
October, 1899 ga,
p,u,,,,T scurnr-CApITaL $50 600 lo,noo. 5Ooo
/, uan ~ n n,,zrs of ono so ii 300 80 Of 21O, &c
T,ckSls only $40, Halves 5, Quarters o.
Certificates Of Packages OF &c Whole Tickets SlSg
M do 20 Half do 30 ;,
No do % Quarters do 80 ol
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"a Bank Of Virgins, on the lib day of June lS3..
wGS Rtsoired That hooks OF subscription I. he I'd.
dona cspilnl "f this Bank, auih"rzed by law. 10
opened forthwith Ut the Bank at Richmond By he Cs,b
and al The several banchps b. the Cashiers lhereof
and also ut Portsmouth, under The superintendent IS
Jim 4. Chandler, John W. Auidaugh ard RI. L. vii
saayEsqs
For every share taken. S25 mus, be paid With ip,s
ps, thereon rr the Sd instant, hen he tuIumanwr
subscribed and ps,d for $50 shares; and 80 m ri.s
equal lnsiampnis Of two" rn' and months ih rs r.
with interest from the perI"t
A. ROBINSON. il CqSLi,r
II book of subscription accordingly orea,c a,
the Bank OF Virginia.
Jnre IA i1-,r
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
OPENING OF CONGRESS.

We publish to-day-.o the exclusion Of
almost every thing else-numerous letters
from Washington, describing the scenes of
lawIessness and dishonor which the admins
tration party has enacted in the organiza-
,ion-or rather, in preventing the organixa-
tion-of the House. The length of this
correspondence, and the late period at
which a portion Of it was received, render
any extended comment Of our own, imprac-
ticable. Suffice it to say, that the principle
which the Wings assumed, in reference to
the New Jerscy members, is precisely the
same which was contended for and acted
upon by the Loco Focos of the last Con-
gress, in the case of Claiborne and Gholson
Yet we find the members ofsthat party I'm.
principled and shameless enough to give the
lie to their solemnly expressed opinions, ere
the ink is scarce dry with which they are
recorded. Their course is in keeping with
the character of the party. When power Il
to be attained, they recklessly overstep thu
boundaries of law, order and consistency
regardless Of all consequences, save party
interest and party aggrandizement.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

1
We receive the evicksbureh Wing abou,
once IN every Ave weeks, and when il does
como to bandit is generally nearly twenty
days old. We very much regret this irrep.
ularity; for there is no paper on our ex.
change list that we more highly prize than
the Wing. However, even if t. should
come to hand regularly, we are not SO sure
that we would be any the better of-for
the fact is, the mail never arrives without
our having dozen applications to loan it,
and TO get rid Of opportunities and 10 be able
to look over our other papers in quiet, we
yield, and let tho Wing 80, on the promise
that it shall be speedily returned, and that's
the last of it-for although we can hear Of
it in twenty families as it goes the round, we
can never get eyes on it again. We have
tried to remove the monopoly Of favor which
the Wing enjoys among our friends, but in
vai,,-for the men will stick to it, that nobo-
dy in the State writes more chaste, lucid,
and vigorous political article, than Major
McArdle-and the ladies say that his paper
is unrivalled in its selections Of choice lite
rary and miscellaneous matter.
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Lost Notes.

LOST, on the Sd November, between
Rodney and Vicksburg-
Ono Note drawn by Bailey g. Wade,
in favor If Abner Smalley: endorsed by A.
Smalley. Ebenexer Miller and A. G. Bow
en-, for 1850. due Feb. 1, 1910.
One Note drawn by Solomon Stampley,
in favor OF Forman & Greathouse, due
January l, lo4O, for $500.
One Note ON John Hughes, drawn in
favor Of D. Mccall, and endorsed by same;
for $3.50, due January l, 1910.
One Note on Elisha Perkins; drawn in
favor Of E. G. Wood, for $l2O; paysbIe
January l 1910.
One Note on Thomas l. Dobyns, drawn
in favor Of George Forman; for $500; pay.
able in the Commercial Bank Of Rodney
Due Jan. /, 1910.
One Note on w. B. Stewart; drawn ia
favor Of George Forman; for o47O: pay,
able in the Commercial Bank of Rodney
One Note on Dugald Mccall; drawn il
favor Of E. g. Wood; for $751;. Due II
Jan. 1910.
One Note drawn by Wm Lape; IN IA
vor Of Gilmore, Bruner & Bouie, Of vicks
burg; for 5000; endorsed by them; witt
credit of 800. Due LIST Jan. 1910.
/ One Note on Chamblin g. Webb draw
in favor of E. G. Wood; for 1851, 72-1O0
Due March /, lS39-payable in the MGR
chants Bank Of New Orleans.
/ E. G. WOOD.
i Rodney 10th Dec. 1889. s. IL
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
NOTICE.
NOVEMBER 18th. 1889.

NOVEMBER 10th, 1880.
A + a meeting held this day in the-town
IA of Rodney, by the Trustees of Town.
ship No. 10, Range one East of the basis
Meridian, West Of Pearl River, passed the
following resolutions unanimous.
Resolped, That those persons indebted to
Township No. 10, Range East of the basis
Meridian and West of Pearl River, can have
the liberty to renew their notes for twelve
months, by paying up the interest and Civ
ing good security, such as the Trustees will
accept.
The Trustees will hold meeting in the
Town OF Rodney, on Friday the 90th day Of
December, at the Counting Room Of Messrs.
James q Bayl,, between the hours Of 10
and 3 o'clock, to transact the said business
The Trustees will hold meeting at Cher
~ Block School House, on Saturday the
2Sth Of December, to pay the yearly dividend,
between the hours of 10 and 8 o'cock.
GEORGE r. DENT, Presidens.
GnO. LEIGHTON, Sec'y f Treasurer.
THOMAS M. MILLER,
DANIEL FRISBY,
JAMES SNODGRASS.
December 8, 1889. SO.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

GIVE place at the head of our columns
to-day, the names Of the nominees Of the
Harrisburgh Convention-Gen. WILLIAM
HENRY HARRISON, of Ohio, for President,
and Hon. john TYLER, of Virginia, for Vice
President of the United States. These no
limitations were unanimously made by the
representatives of the Wing party; and, we
doubt not, they will receive cordial ratifi-
cation from the great body Of that party.
Whatever may have been our individual
preferences, we give to these nominees our
warm and Jealous support. We desire TO
see the spoiIsmen driven from the high pla-
ces of power; we wish our government
brou ght back 10 its original simplicity and
purity; and for the accomplishment of SO
glorious an object, every Whig-every man
who loves his country more than individual
cordially sacrifice psrsonal
prediction to the general good
We have full confidence in the talents,
integrity and patriotism of these nominees.
They are known to be the advocates of an
economical and pure administration Of the
government-they are known to be opposed
to official corruption and public plumber;
and we trust the people will place them in
the two highest Offices in the nation, where,
for the last twelve years, political pollution
has Aourished and festered in the greenness
of infamy.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

ora few days since, we received let
ter from the post master at New Carthage,
La. informing US that three numbers of our
paper directed to that Office. had not been
taken out FOR THREE YEARS. The
Post Office Laws make It the duty of post
masters to inform publishers Of the refusal
or neglect of subscribers to take out their
papers, Immediately after the occurrence Of
such refusal or neglect-and in case the
post master omits to give such information,
makes him personally responsible to the
publisher for the amount Of subscription.
In order to jog the memory Of the aforesaid
post master in regard to the performances d
bis official duty, in such cases, we have
brought suit against him for nine years sub.
scription. amounting % Ely four dollars :
which be will have to pay for bis inattsnfion
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
Citisens Bank Of Madison County. -Th

C;t;sens Bank Of Madison County. This
institution suspended specie payments on its
Eve and ten dollar bills, on the 9th inst.
This was unexpected; as the Bank had am
pie funds we are informed TO have paid all
her notes Of that denomination. 1t would
have been much better for the institution Il
it had never resumed on any Of it's notes
no confidence was given to the holders Of
the 0theF notes, and every dollar Of the tens
and fives wss drawn out - soon as gotten
hold Of, oc, passed through feas-- and ihea,
aoureheusions were not ill-founded, as up
nesrs from The result. What their motive
nov ~ sl,ap ending =, We cannot say. The,
no doubt hsd COED reascn.
Casfw Wig Advocate.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
FIRE IN YAZOO CITY.

We have already noticed the melancholy
visitation Of this city by fire, but did not Oh
tain the particulars till yesterday when We
received the Ydzoo City Wing Extra of the
9th inst.
Nearly one half of the city was destroyed.
About 9 o'clock on the morning Of the 9Th,
the fire broke out in a servants room con-
nected with the Washington Hotel, and was
only arrested at the Planters Bank, on Main
street, consuming every thing in its course.
The buildings were all wood, very dry,
and the wind blowing considerably, nude
the flames spread with great rapidly.
We are sorry to state that the Printing of.
fees of the "Whigr and ssThe Unionn we're
both destroyed. Most of the materials of
the latter were saved, while the Press and
the greater portion of the contents Of the
former were destroyed.
The fire swept away the two principal
squares on either side Of Jefferson street.
The following is a list Of the property des-
troyed.
The Washington Hotel, the drug store Of
H. R. Randolph, the house of Major May
nard occupied by A. s. Perkins as store
the dwelling house Of ]. O. Hunter; the
store of VIM D. Seal, on the north side Of
Jefferson street, the dwelling house of Mr.
Casey, the dwelling house Of Edward Kim
ball, the store and warehouse Of Messrs
Hof & Wright, livery few goods saved; } the
next house was occupied by Mr.. Parish II
saddle shop below, and by the Wing Of
Gee in the second story, building owned BY
VIM. D. McKinstry and E. A. Merritt; the
next was the corner, large frame house
occupiedby Jennings, Merritt, & Co., il
which was large quantity Of merchandise
principally on consignment. The building
street, below the Washington Hotel, are th'
! Office Of Drs. Barber and Barnet, the ofic
of G. d. Gibbs, Esq, the Post Office, tn
1 valuable papers and letters Of which wer
with great difficulty, principally saved, an
Fl the grocery store Of Messrs. Hunter g. Bel
, The FIRE did not cross Main street, but pro
ceeded down on the southeast side, con
; Stunning several Offices, the store house 9
Mr.. Jas. HAYDEN (vacant) the store hous
S Of Messrs. Vance & Andrews, occupied b
81 Mr.. Tubs - grocery store, the house {
Il N. Royster, occupied by Messrs. Jactso
! & Edmonds ds confectionery, and III
house occupied BY the Union Printing 9
( fee; which adjoined the Planters Bank
Il The Commercial Bank was for ! long tim
!. IN great danger, but was saved. The Plal
ter's Bank was on Gre several times, but b
!, | ING Of brick md hieher than tho adjsceu
buildings was with very great oxeftio
!. saved ne bpildings On the Opposite sd
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

Of Main street were o. FIRE several times,
but were save with great effort.
The Wing does not give an estimate d
the loss but says il Was very great. Mes
s1s. Hoff and Wright are mentioned as pro-
badly the greatest losers. Out Of seven
houses, they have ONE left. Merritt, Jen-
nlngs & Co., are also heavy losers. A
mongst other things we are extremely sor.
~ 70 add that they lost SIC, 900 ia cash.
No lives were lost, and no ore seriously in
jured. Natchcs Courier.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

FOR THE TELEGRAPH.
Oh, who would consent in this dark world to
With the canker of doubt and distrust in his
breast,
Were it not that kind Heavens appointed a
home,
Where the pilgrim may soothe all his sorrow.
to rest.
Dark, dark is the path, ever winding away,
And thorny and cold is the ground that we
tread;
Yet, through the sad gloom, sweetly slimm err
array
Of rest, smiling hope, e'er the cherub has fed.
The stars that allure us are many and bright,
Yet their beauty and brightness deceitfully
glare,
Like the Ightning's red fash, that illumines the
night
But to show the dark tempest that rides on the
One only is true-'tis the bright star Of love,
Which lights us to virtue, wherever we roam,
And leads us at last to the regions above,
Where is loves last retreat and virtues blest
home. KoRITxA.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
Notice.

TIME Steam Boat CANOES having been
thoroughly repaired in New Orleans,
will resume her regular trade.
Rodney, 2lst Oct. 1899.
New ORLEANS, 18th Oct. 1889.
WE hereby certify that Cotton shipped
by the Steam Boat Ganges, will be insured
at the usual rates Of premiums-said Boat
having been satisfactorily repaired:
Western Marine & Fire Insurance Co.
L. MAITHEWS, Prest.
Firemen's Insurance Company,
e. L. TRACY, Secy.
Orleans Theatre Insurance Company,
J. A. DUREL, Sec'y.
La. State Marine & Fire Insurance Co.
CHAS. W. HORNER, Scc'y.
RICHARD L. RoBERTsoN, Inspector fol
Merchants, and Ocean Insurance Compa.
MES.
Atlantic Insurance Company,
n EDWIN BRIGGS, Sec'y.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
Extensive Sale.
OF Real Estate. &c. &c.

lnN TUESDAY, the eighth day Of DC
~ tober next, will be sold at Publ,
Auction, on the premises, all the Real Es
tate in the town Of Rodney, lately owned b,
Fauyer e. Farnsworth, consisting in par. o.
the following Houses and Lots, toswit:
The MANSION HOUSE, with ifs out.
houses and appurienances.
SIX TWO STORY WAREHOUSES;.
on the west side of Commerce street. and
north Of Magnolia street.
THREE LOTS immediately north Of
those last named, with the improvements
the same now occupied by Green r. Martin,
ESQ, Isaac Bpgarf, and Matthew Johnson
The above Houses and Lots, with others
not particularly specified, will be sold on a
credit Of ONE and TWO years: purchas.
ers giving notes with good security.
Such OF the above described tenements
as are now under lease, will be sold subject
to the lease. Terms, description Of the
property, &C., will be more fully given on
the day Of sale.
GUSTAVUS H. WILCOX,
Attorney for the Proprietors.
Sept. l2,lS30. 7l-ts
6rThe above sale il postponed until
THURSDAY, December 18th 1899; when
in addition to the above, . lot Of Fururlse
and one Slave will be sold.-Terms oi the
latter CASH.
GUSTAVUS III. WILCOX.
Attorney for the Proprie,ors.
December Q, 1899. ts-S2.
The Fayette Advertiser will copy the
above until the day Of sale, and forward AZ
count. j IL w
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
Fayette Female Academy.

vHE Trustees of the Fayetle Penal
Academy, have the pleasure to iulorm
the public, that this institution will Be one..
ed on the second Monsay 10 November ~
under the superintendance Of Mr.. Bnovr'
late OF Carlisle, Pa, assisted BY Miss it,
INs, Mrs. MARIE DEGLAE BRowU. and M
vICToRIR De 81. OxER.
The Trustees confidently believe dat
they have selected teachers eminently oual
flied to discharge their duties, and who viii
give genera! satisfaction. Mr.. Brown. fhe
principal OF the institution, is an able an ex-
perienced teacher, and fully competent for
the task. The Assistants are experienced.
and have also been engaged in teaching and
come highly recommended. Mr.. Mar;e
DeGlae Brown and Mad. De St. Omer- -
natives Of Paris, (France,) but are veil -.
quainted with the English language. MI
DE st. Omer, has with her the second nr;za
medal OF the Royal Drawing School, Psris.
French and Music taught by Mn. Marie
DeGlae Brown. The French language win
DC constantly spoken in the Academy.-
ihts institution Is situated in one of the nnout
healthy villages in the State.
The following are the different branche.
OF studies, that will be pursued by the az.
ferent classes in this institution:
Spelling, Reading and the rud.ments e,f
Geography, Arithmetic and Grammar M
session Of five months, l2O
History, ancient and modern, Geography.
Natural Philosophy, per session Of Eve
months, cas-
Chemistry, Algebra, Geometry, Rhetoric.
Criticism, Natural History, Natural Theol-
ogy, Evidences Of Christianity, Astrono-
my, Mneralogy, Geology, Trigonometry,
Astronomical Calculations, Moral Philos-
ophy, Logic Execution, Analogy, Sacred
History, Mental Arithmetic, Parsine.
Composition, Penmanship, &C., Vocal
Music, Typographical Landscape. Pen
Drawing. Ornamental, Penmanship. Paint
ing in Water Colors, Projection Of Maps,
Gliding. Embroidery of every description,
Wax Work, and Music on the Piano Fortos
The principal will give instructions per-
sonally in all the classes and deliver week.
~ iectures-per session of S months $50
Music on the Piano Forte 33O
Tuition in other ornamental branches French
&C., each, - SOS
Boarding per month, including fuel and
light 4I5
Payment must in every instance be paid
IN advance, and no money can be refunded
Tor absence, except in cases of sickness.
Pupils are required to furnish their own
Mattresses, Bedding and Towels. Washzs
ing will be done at the institution for ten dol.
lars per session.
BY order ofthe Board.
J. M. WHITNEY, President.
JAS. J. COLLIER, Secretary.
Fayette, Miss. 1888. IN
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
TOWN COUNCIL.
RonNrv- Dec l6

RODNEY, Dec. Is, 1889.
Present: Jno. T. Voc, President essrs.
Lawton, Kicks, Wilcox, Watkins, and Wor-
Ellington.
+. W. Worthington presented the ac-
count of Thos. Brown for printing Corpora
ton Proceedings, amounting to 1927 OO;-
allowed.
On motion, adjourned 10 meet on Monday
evening next.
JNo. T. YoE, Pres't.
r. w. WoRrnINGroN, r. C.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

It is announced on the authority Of Wash
ington correspondent that Mr.. Calhoun has a
project in hand for relieving the States, by the
General. Government assuming their debts, or
some portion of them, and pledging the public
lands for the redemption of the debt.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

JxFFERsoN COUNTY TEMPERANCE SocIErY.-
The Annual Meeting of the Jefferson County
Temperance Society, will be held at the Metho-
dist church in Fayette, on Saturday the 18th Of
| January next. Several addresses may be ex-
pected.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23

Hon. r. NJ. Young, who has recently returned
from Europe, effected sale Of a million of dol
lars of Illinois and Michigan Canal Stock - to
the house of John Wright & Co. of London.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
RODNEY:
MONDAY. DECEMBER 20, lsss.

ny1'he attention Of the reader is direct
ID to our first page, for important intelli
,ence from Washington City.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-12-23
THE RODNEY TELEGRAPH.
s1he s'sion Of the Whigs, for
the sake Of the Union

OUR CREED.
One Presidential Term.
A National Bank, and a soxnd End uni.
form Currency.
Retrenchmsat In the er2cnses ofthe COP
eminent.
Reform Of the Nary, the Treasury, and
the Post-O6icc Departments.
Diminution Of Executive patronage
appointment Of the Secretary Of the Trea-
sry and the Post Master General By Con
~reSS.
Prohibition By lao Of the interference o,
O.Nscers Of the Federal Government in Pop
xlar Elections.