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fai. iors in my speech on Saturday last, remarked
thai Samuel Swariwout, the great oeauer always
opposed 10 MI. Van Buren,, vas ''Whg Farlisan and
Wing candidate for office, deeply engaged IN specu'
iations Mississippi and 1esss lanes, was highly ine'
rested in preventing Mr. YAH Bhfehs electan, and rem
deiinp unpopular bic Administration, and had some
tn,es ufed Inc money his hands for The relief of his
political "Whg" friends playfuly alluded 10 the
circumsanlia evidence that Mr. Hall had, at one tlme
come very getting some OF The Huney HIMSELF
It. indeed lie did mol get il. My precise language
in this connection do not recoect-but do know,
that il was not un@arranted by The evidence now
reneat. that "es.ly Inst FALL Allen A. Hail. Esquire.
Of Nashville called on General Robert Armstrong and
Ma or John c. McLemore TO accompany him 10 his
place few miles of The city for the purpose Of l1-
ing valuation upon his grounds, machinery, &C
That lie stated 10 those gentlemen at the same time that
he was 10 receive half Of the valuation, that he
wished Them 10 apprase il, Mr. Swnrtwou kneo them,
and would have confidence IN lher Judgm ent man
in the Indictment of Strangers Whether sale mort
cape was actually made not, did not state, nor will
now undertake to say. The gentlemen above named,
upon whose authority made the statement ore too well
known 10 admit Of a doubt that transaction OF The kind
was In contenp lnnn.
man in Mr. Halls state Of mind; his habits, and
course of conduct scarcely be held responsible Tor
his sayings and dongs. Chaslisement, II inflicted al
NIL should be inflicted upon toward and refractory
child with calm deberation, and rather corrective.
AS a candidate for Congress would, in conclusion,
offer TO Mr. Hall my sincere thanks Tor the abuse that
he has already hesped upon me. II he will continue
"the infamous work gloously begun, upon his high
est scale until the dav Of The election, will present
him with brace Of Denirgers best, not hall SO hea
w and unportable either of The braces with when
his pockets and his belts are daily loaded
friend and servant. r. NJ. BURTON
,Lo Ebitnro T the In
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POETRY,
-.. vyI n.M.rss uSsuSc.
From a London paper.
,opn pAI,sERsTON'S VISION.

Eyom a London pdper.)
LORD FALMERsTON's VISION.
is,rAIEp rxoa rERASGrR.
/, =. $40 move tei~-xt wake and siecp,
,,soS m. Gun . frat rage Nc-c heginnng 70 peeps
Too d,o~ss y msssi 80 l,t5 p I;sr,
WHIST rs6at'rcas sishi seluisd Esy e,esi
Il rrolp of Cufid., rosy std reed,
Bal IN a circle upon The stopnd,
Laughing and Chatting with fun and gee,
And In cir talk and their cs' seemed lerelian mel
While Que with smile shook his curly head,
And said to the rest, Sour brother is dsao'
And then they agreed, amidst shouts OF Iaosn'e''
To rob me frr., ard bury me attei'
COMPOUNDED with unger add awe lay,
While INV toilet table became ther pieyi
The wigs on which ptded myseii,
Wcrs popp'd on the head OF each irnp"aent eH'
A tat iI,tls Cupid my whiskers seized;
Gao sns,ch'd up eyebrow, with mischief pieaseoi
nv brushes, pomatunl, und curling tongs,
NV hu;ie a,.fque, and all that belongs :
To the sri winch makes me second fsson,
Were pou lcod upon wittcut rhyme or reason.
aud list, not Least, of their wanioa 'reaks,
With my very hes, rouge they s'earea tIo, d
While all in derision would pointto my oeo,
And cry, ss0h, be joyful! our bro,heris dead'
70 each ofhs party token We Sem,
To use for tho sake Of his quondam iiieno'
nEere's bottle of.Tyrian Dye,
Alters the HAIR instanianeously,
And what is mote, in a single night, ~
Will change a fWhig] from black into whites
40 Mel5earneis getting excessively gray,
Perhaps il would change him the othsr ray
But in INV case Rowland's debtor;
For tho siightsst change must be for the better
"Hrrc'ss jar Of cosmetic, 20, Of 'FrnuSh oioomi
Well send one to Durham, the othert bIougham;
The bears grease to Ellice, to Holland the oil,
m will m ,ks things 90 smoothly 10 case OF orois
This mirror 10 Morpeth, in which he may Wow
No, only his likeness, but List0n', face TOO;
To Russell these rszors; and-hold, II mao goue !"
n we had forgotten great Daniel O'Connell:,
So, 10 cover the great sgia,or with glory, -
Here's a wig that poor Palmcrston wore when so'!
Thus the urchns continued with bosterous gcc,
FILL E,y toilet disposed OF, they then turned 10 me'
Snd now said thrir lender, with mirth 10 hiseye,
tThouch own Tor my part to!t ready to ciyJ ,
isWhst rema ns 10 be done is confounded'y sap'o'
But 10 finish the job, we must bury oio eupa.
This reused me at last, and esPed out OF bed,
When quicker than lishtning the rascais all neo'
And len mel will not describe my condition
Blu, heartily glad il was only vision.
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10000 Dollars Capital.
100 Prizes Of 1000 Dollars.
Virginia Sfatc LOTTERY.

For the benefit Of he Town Of welsburg Glass No3,
for ls39-To be drawn at Alexandra, Va, on Salu''
day, 9th Jolly 1889.
GRAND SCHEME.
Highest Prize $4,000, SOOO 1000. 5000. 300,
OH q 100 Prizes Of 900, 10 Of $780, 90 Of $780, q oil
200 &c &c.
Tickets only $40, Halves5, Qunr'ers2 80.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $50
Do. do. % Half do ID
Do do 25 Quarter do 50 so
G5' Orders far tickets and Shares or Ctrtifco" Of
Packages in the above Mangi6cen Schemes will receive
The most prompt attention, and those who order from Vs.
may rely upon having the drawng them immediate
y after il is over Send orders early and address
ID. s. GREGORY Il co, Managers.
June ls [i5-4,&w,dl Richmond, "a.
A meeting of the President and Directors OF ,ne
IN Bank of Virginia, the ll,h day of June, leo,
ResolDed That books Of subscription to the 30.
diliona capital of this Bank, authorized by la~
opened forthwith at the Bank at Richmond by Inc la
er and at the several branches by the Cashiers hee'
and also at Portsmouth, under the experimenting ;
John A. Chandler, John w. Murdaugh and h. b. VIZ
son, Esqs. ;,,s,
For every share taken, $25 must be paid, with 'n'r
est the reon from the Sd instant when the Common
subscribed and paid for $3.50 shares; and so 10 n'ee
equal of two, four and six months hefe'
with interest from the same period.
w." A. ROBINSON ia, Cdsh"T.
NJ book Of subscription is accordingly openeo
The Bank Of Virginia, - u
June Ia
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TE1HE subscriber, having obtained Letters Patent for
H his newly invented Machine for thiashlng and
cleaning wheat, rye, OATS and all other kinds OF small
grain, prepared to furnish them to all who may
wish purchase He recommend them To The public
many decided advantage all other
chimes in use. He has several in successful
operation, and all who have had them in use or have
them, without hesitation i've them decided pre-
ference 10 all other machines with which they
quainted This machine may he worked with A or
horses, and when properly attended will Thrash and clean,
ready for marke: from 10 400 bushels Of wheat per day.
and Of the many advantages il possesses all
Thrashng Machines in use, is, the vast saving Of
labor and me-for il only requires the force TO
thrash clean and the grain for market that
other machines require 10 perform The single operation of
thrashng -Four o hive horses and len hands viii thrash,
clean and up from 10 400 bushels Of wheat per
day, and rick the straw. The public respectfully in
ved to examine the machine. II may be al his shop
in Saunion where he prepared TO furnish them ready
made of The best materials and The most approved work
manship-And he intends 10 have machine in opera.
iion in the vicinity of Richmond time in the month
Of Juy-lhe time and place of operation will be made
known hereafter
The subscriber will sell State County or single rights,
on the most accommodating terms All orders will be
thankfully received, and promptly attended TO, post paid
The subscriber hereby foewarns all persons from
king using his Machine using any part OF 10 any
other machine, without his appreciation
MATTHEW MKEEVER, Patentee.
Certificates.
We The undersigned certify that we have had Mr. Mat.
thew NJ kervers newly invented patent Thrashing and
Cleaning Machine in farms, and we thrashed
and cleaned from two hundred and fifty three hundred
bushels of Wheat per day, with the same number of
lands and horses that have TO work the common
thra-hng machine bereoiore-ond consider this ma
chine of the greatest time saving and labor saving
machines have had in USE We consider il a
valuable Improvement and recommend il 10 the public
GEORGE W. CRAWFORD,
SILAs n. SMITH,
w. J. ID. BELL,
JAMES BELL,
d. w. PArTEsoS.
SrAusToS, jan 12, 1889
We, the undersigned, have examined Mr. M MKee.
vers newly invented patent Tbrashing and Cleaning
Machine, and consider it valuable improvement. The
labor saved by it in cleaning The grain is hashed
without any additional force, advantage well worth
The consideration Of farmers We fully concur in the
quantity thrashed, with the above gentlemen, and we
have doubt more could have been lhrashed under
more favorable circumstances
THos. J. NICHE,
BEsJAMIs CRAWFORD,
Mems G. KISsEY,
S. M WonDwARD
WM. II. ALLEN,
JOHN T. SowER.
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10000 dOlls.---l9,0OO dolls.
Virginia STATE LOTTERY.

For the benefit of the Mechanical Benevolent Society
Of Norfolk, Class No. 4, for lo39-To be drawn at
Alexandra, Va. on Saturday. 18th July, 1889.
IA Dra1cn Numbers ont Of ~.
SrLLSDip ScHEME.-l Prize Of $40 .000 Of l2OcOr
of & 900 of 5000. of 3,U00 of 800. Of 2'uO,
$I769 600, 800; 2 prizes OF 81 $50. 2 of ! 2O ~
prizes of 81 00O 20 OF $780, 90 OF 400, 40 Of 3oO 30 OF
900. &c.
Tickets only S0-fialves 5-Qusrters 80.
Certificates Of Packages Of &c Whole Tickets $50
DO. do. 26 Half do. 10
Do. do. 26 Quarter do, 3! so
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ar. 10000 Dollars.
100 Pri.eS Of 900 Dollars!
XipGfssIa STATE H.OfdPry,

For the benefit Of the Petesbu Benevolent Mechanic
Association -Class No 4, for 1889
To be drawn at Alexandria Virginia, Saturday, Goth
June, 1899
GRAND
Hphes, prize $50 900 So 900 $4,000. 50 600 50 500
81 OF 100 prizes of 81 600, 10 of $780, ~ OF $500 a
Of $500, &c, &c.
Tickets only $40 halves 5. quarters 90
Certificates of Packages OF % Whole Tickets $l3O
Do do % Half do Is
Do do % Quarter do 81 50
NJ Please address,
D. NJ. HOYT. Richmond. Ia
Orders for Tickets from any part of the u hy maI!
or otherwise enclosing cash prize Tickets Thankfully
received and executed BY return mail. with the same
prompt attention as personal application, and the result
sent when reques,ed) Immediately after the drawiug-f
addressed 10 -. NJ. non L.
limo std
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.N0Magc1s' Office, Kichn,0Msl, va.

Drawn numbers of the Alexandra Lottery, Class No
a. drown 18th June, 1899
III Is 67 40 a. 70 SO CT 90 q % Sc
Half ticket, No 40 AZ g. entitled to tie second CAPT
tai prize of S25 000 and whole ticket No 40 81, en-.
titled 81 900 in The above lottery, sent to tbs
Office
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,SfraSs0ls'S OflIce.

Drawn Nos. in Sussex County Lottery, No. % drawn
June 18th:
az 10 G5 80 II 10 40 IS q Sc Ga e.
Half Ticket, Nos. az Ga al,
Do do 80 As,
Both sold and cashed by Stralton, the APrile Seller
Drawn Nos. in Alexandra Lottery, No. A. drawn
June Is:
IL Is 81 40 Al - sc Gl 90 81 % 81
Whole Ticket, Nos. sc 40 g., Prize Of $500,
Do do ii IS 32, do do lso,
Do do 40 Is 81, do do liO,
All sold and cashed by Stratton.
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$4,000.
And Is Drawn Numbers out of 10.
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond Academy Lottery,

Class No q, for 1889,
To be drawn at Alexandria, Virginia. Saturday, ~
June, 1889.
CArITAr:-S35 295, 105l5, 5 600, 1000 1000, 2jGO
$3.50, 20U0 $50 600. 500, 400, 300, l95O
200 SO prizes Of 600 so of $50 81 Of 800 50 Of 200
60 of $50, 90 of $50, 60 of l2n &c &c
Tickets only SlO-Halves 5-Quarters2 80.
Certificates Of Packages Of % Whole Tickets $50
Do DO % Half do 10
Do do 25 Quarter do ~ %
Tickets in all the Lotteries and the really lucky
hers for sale at STATIONS Lucky Office. Look !3l'
Capitals sold and coshed by Slratt,.n All Prize
Seller, in little over ~ months. Address
N. STRATTON
June Is rl2-21 Richm3nd Ia.
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VAR. $4,000.
And 10 Drawn Numbers nut Of 15
STATE OF VIRGINIA.
Richmond Academy Lottery,

Glass No. a. for 1889
To be drawn al Alexandra, Virginia, Saturday, I'd
June, 1889.
BRILLIANT SCHEME.
CAprrAL:-s3529 5. Sl0,5l5 s. 900, 81 1000, $500
S25OO 50 $50, 81 600. Sl.750 81 COO, 81 800, liO
81 300. go 81 200 80 prizes Of 81 600, 50 Of $50
50 Of $3.50, 80 of $780, 60 Of SlGO, 60 Of $780, 10 Of
$40, &c, Sc.
Tickets only $40, halves ) quarters , so
Certificates Of Packages of - Whole Tickets $40
Do do % Flalf do T.
Do do 90 Quarter do s. 70
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EEOHs9S s.NslE Of PRIZES

EEOYT'S schemes Tor this month are paricr,,
e b interesting. The attention of every one ,sc.,,a
10 them-to be found in another part Of this pa,a
Hoy usual, almost daily sends big prizes IN CONF,
patrons-bu, few days since he paid 10 genlen,ss
from the country prize Of 81 294 and since tia, on.
Of $3.50
2 Let your orders be forthwith sent in; and pls,..
be particular, that they are directed 10
June te-Hl d. NJ. HoYT
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HOyt'S BaRk or Prizes.

"A MOTHER Gentleman from the country has bee n
IA handsomely rewarded FOR sending 10 HOYT f., :.
tcket-and he will perceive he has tickle, in NJ, na.t
session corresponding with drawn Nos 5 SO 80 nrr.
of SO COO. ''N'
Virginia Norfolk Lottery, No 3
"a - 40 81 GO 45 81 as II - y
Ut No one should let the IS 600 and otter p,zes
this month escape untouched Direct your ord. VI
tlOYI', and success attends you.
June : r.
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Office No. 49, South Street, Baltimore
CAPITAL PAID rs, Two MILLIONS OF DOLLARS.
YHNHE President and Trustees of this Company receive
III Money on Deposite, on which interest will be al.
lowed; make insnrances on Lives, grant AnnuPs and
Endowments, and receive and manage Trusts of every
description which may be committed 10 their charge,
whether om individuals, corporate bodies, courts OF
justice,
J. mosEY will be received and held in trnst, and the
interest thereon paid semi annually, quarterly, in
formy with The direction Of The the interest
viii be placed, at the end Of every sir months, to tho
credt or tho Trust Fund FOR accumulation.
=. LIFE DEMONSTRATIONS may effect assurances
with the Company upon their own lives, The lives Of
others for year, term Of years. the whole Of
life The table of rates computed for this Company are
upon the most favorable terms we'll for The officers Of
The Navy and Army as cvzens-and may be had APP
plication TO The Company Of its Agents
3. AsNUIrIEs These will be granted upon such
terms will enable the annui,ant to enjoy the largest
income for any given amount OF money
4. ESpowMENrs "A person who desires 10 provide
a capital for ward when he shall arrive at The
age of u years, or marriage portion for daughter
e fret it through this Company.
officers and Trustees IF The Comp0ny-P. Macauley,
Es9. M D., President, Baltimore; John Dmer ESQ L.
l. D., Vice President, New York, Richard Wilson, Sc.
cietary, N Thorson, Assistant Secretary.
Tustees-lsaac Lawrence, Beverly Robinson, B.
McVickar, Charles A. Davis, Samuel Wstmore. David
man, P. G Nevius, Roswell L Colt, Morris Robinson,
New York; Matthew l. Bevan, VIM. Plat, John Moss
Philadelphia; James Cox, WIN. E. Mayhem, Samuel
Hoffman, Frederick W. Bruno, G. S Oldfed, Joseph
Cushing Fielding Lucas, jr, Baltimore.
Applications may be made personally, or By letter
pos, paid, TO The Agents for the company in Virginia.
who will furnish the rates and other necessary informa.
ton to persons DESTROYS Of eecng assurances or max
ing other arrangements through This Company for the
benefit Of their families estates.
r. NJ. TABB. 5gent, Richmond Ya
agents in prginia.
PHiLIp M TABs, Esq, Richmond.
WM. S. SIMPSON, Esq Petersburg.
GEo. W. CAMP, Esq Norfolk.
ROBERT AsDERsos, Esq, Williamsburg.
JOHN BRucE, Esq, Winchester.
June II ll-pu
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az C. READ * co keep on hand al their Lum'
~ Der House on tie river, near Inc new warehouse,
I,rg. quantity Of Salt Tar Lime, Plaster lrrrngs,
Bacon &c, &c which they offer for sale at wholesale
or retail on accommodating terms
They also kerpa supply Of Family Flour Of The Union
Mills and Buffalo brands.
Farmyrllp June Il 1899, I'll
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CHEAP MUSIC.

Extract made to the Editor oil Tue Union III
February last by Messrs. a. and VI.
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gHyHE largest collection of Music ever offered Tor sale
in this State may be selected from, at the store OF
Tho Subscriber who is enabled sell at the PhIla
delpbia and New York wholesale and retail prices.
?. Fl. TAYLOR,
Piano Forte and Music Store opposite the Banks.
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.Nanmo,h Uh,te Silk form Eggs.

YENHE subscriber has remaining unsold lew inou-
aond Fees of The celebrated kind, at his residence
near the Virginia Baps, Seminary Persons who wish
TO get the genuine kind had better make enry appca-
ton JAMIE y. Dh6E
U-N
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EN- Observation-Disclosures 10 wt-At rules held IN
q the Clerks Office of the County Court Of Madison,
The 9Th day Of May, 1889:
Joseph Hume ~ Plaintiff
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only be ceansed by placing one of his own Federul
Wbig) party in The Presidential! Chair"
Our paper is no, large enough 10 contain the whole
of Col. Burions Speech and we must Just take The
heads of the most of it, He said that The object of all
this false cry about dealcations expenditures &c was
to deceive and mslead the people-read from Mr. Bells
Vauxiall and Hartford speeches, and compared them
read from the letter of Luke Lea-and from the ne U.S.
papers which advocated The election of Judge hile
because he entertained the sentiments entertained
BY Mr. Van Buren,. He also read from The resolutions
Of Tennessee, in support of the position. He
proved most conclusvely, that Tennessee could no,
support Clay without downright deserton Of all her
old principles and associations The question: be said
rested upon principle and principle alone The Repub
lcan principles Of jefferson and jackson rs the strange
political notions of Hamilton, Webster and Clay.
Mr. BuRroYs LETTER.-Some days since we advert.
ed TO the fact that Mr. Swatwout was one of The prin
cipals in the movement that made Judge White cand.
date for the Presidency 10 distract and defeat the Re.
publican party. We then limited conjecture what
now appears TO be founded in fact The office hoid,r
Swartwout il seems from Mr. Burton's letier-,o which
we invite attention-wns using the opportunity Of his
station to furnish facilities 10 he principal Editor in
Nashville devoted 10 Messrs Bell and White who came
on to Washington and was dee ply engaged n those in
trgues which led 10 the schism among The Southern
Republicans, and separated two Sales in that section
from the cause they had previously sustained Ii was
TO the influence of Messrs Bell Peyon md the rest of
the White junto here we doubt not that Mr. Hall wa.
indebted for the advances made 10 him by Swartwout
Hall was too obscure, and Too little known 10 the New
York Collector to obtain money from him without The
recommen daton of bis immediate associates from Ten
nessee
To tae Editor of tie Nashville Union:
NASHVILLE, May 90, 1882
Sr-On returning 10 this place yesterday, discovered
an article in the Republican Banner, purportng 10 be
editorial, loaded with personal abuse Of From its
Snnecom'ne temper, its unmanness of style, and it's
bullying appearance am constrained to believe that
Mr Allen A. Hall, the oslensibe Editor of that pa per-
is its author -. f~r'
There are other circumstances which lead ma - :,
tribute lis paternity to Mr. Hall while aludnr 10 de
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Respectfully yours, THEoDuRE JAMES
Augusta, Ga Feb 10Th, 1880
CRoUP-AN ALARMING CASE,
Cured Gy DR.. Ps.r's Pals
Communication received from the eminent DR.. J. n.
Irwin, Of Florence, Georgia:
DR.. J r. Peters. My Dear Sr-On the night of the
lh instant called in great haste 10 the house of
a fellow citizen (Mr Leg where found his son-an in
FAINT ofsx months old, laboring under most alarming
attack of Cynonehe Tracheas (CroupD and apparently
beyond the aid Of remedy BY The creates, good for.
tune however had my pocket broken hox of your
Pills-two of which administered with such an nlme
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TENT ease and out Of danger This case, in con-
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hle medicine is in such great favor with The faculty
here that believe there is mol Of them who does
use il in his private practice Yours most respectfully,
March Is, 1889. J. H. IRWIN NJ d.
Although am opposed 10 The principle of prescrb.
ing remedies of medicines, with the real ingredients OF
which physicians not acquainted, and an, Of course,
opposed in general to the introduction of such curative
agents into either general official practice, yet justice
requires 10 state that having in my drug STORE the
Pills known "Dr Peters Pills, for the supply
of those who might wish them, was induced to Try
them in my practice in place of Lees or Andersons
Pills. and have found them TO be cathartic SO certain
and Efficient and al The lime mild in their action,
producing neither gripping nausea, and answering
well all the purposes 10 be met By ordinary cahsrc
that now u.e them in my practice almost anlirely in
place of Lees Andersons As ca,harlic for ordna.
~ purposes in families, they not surpnssed-their
utility in affections Of The bilious caste cannot be doubt
ed JoHs /. H. STRAITH, Nj. D.
Charlestown, Va, Ian. 15, 1899.
These extraordinary and justly celebrated Pills are
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the Canadas, Texas, Mexico, and the West Indies.
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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-09
Guardians Sale.

As Guardian of Mary Jane Pipes, a
ga minor, and pursuant to an order Of the
Honorable the Probate Court Of the coun-
ty of Jefferson and Stnse Of Mississippi,
shall, on Monday the 18th day Of March
next, at IL o'clock NJ, expose to sale, at
Public vendue, TO the highes bidder. on =
credit of Trelre Months from the day Of
sale, FORTYFlVE Acres Of LAND, the
property Of said minor. Said Land is sit
uated in the county Of Jefferson, and state
aforesaid, being that part of The tract Of
Land on which Samuel Bagrell now re-
sides, whn h has been allotted to the said
minor, as one of the heirs Of Abner Pipes,
late of said county, deceased. Sale .Qiake
place on the premises.--The purchaser to
give bond wirh approved security.
ISAAC s. JORDAN, Guardian.
Feb. Sd. 1889. 80
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-09
d 4 o O = 4 I = s..
Lost Note.

OST about three tnonlls since, = note
i drawn BY Jeremiah Watson for sos,
in favor ofthe undersigned, dated the 20th
Of May, 1898, and payable four months &c
ter date.
Said note is belieued to be,eniifely losl
but If any person should have found il, they
will please return it to me immediately, a.
shall make application faf lis renewal and
payment JAMES MCDONALD.
January. Is 1880