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Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1839-12-11

Except the oon and the two ladies that center,
Huos isisss psrslIis is sxnsd-Fsfsweii isons
Csan.ess-sta Ito tho fall thou must redeem thy
Unless thou msrrest i 10 not signed. [pledge.
Tne paper is but air, the ink out water,
Without fulfilling Of the written deed,
And thou dost jugge with me shamefuly
Saying thou lowest me, and for thy cath
Stalking thy love, and leaving oil undone
Az thou hadst swornb by nothing Thou art bound
10 marry Catherine, which doing not
= Thou dost not love me,-thou art not man
Huon-l am Indifferent TO what do.
All things Of earth are now the same to nae;
Good, bad love- hate, wrong kindness. life or
VIVA. hour you please, I'll marry Catherine:
Counties. stopping himl- lfSsi :s
This very moment! She will meet thee in
Inc chapel, whittier thou must straight repair
Thou wilt?
Sountesss-- The chaplain thou wilt find
Expecting thee-and, if he be not come
Already, sul he will be sure to ceme.
Thou wilt not jugge win me?
Huon- No.
Countess Thou darest not
mean, thou darest not but respect thine oath.
Huon-Pil keep II, madam.-Then farewell forever!
[As.de.l [Goes out
Countess sinks into chair IT'S done!
Duke Where's Huea?
Duke Who worked this miracle? never d., and
He would conform TO 1t! Vino work'd it?
Countess
Duke Thou7
Countess giving him the paper There!
Duke-Ay child Thou art thy fathers child,
My proud child sull Where 10 he7
Countess In the chapel,
BY this. The chaplain waits upon him there.
Catherine IS in my room, expecting me.
So please you, sir, since have heP'd The match
Thus far, I'll cen o'erOok the ceremony.
| Duke-Do so. My bark no more is fit for sea
ripple threaten IL with found ring
Almost us foundered now. Did Huon tell thee
How he wlthsood met
Countess All is kpewn to me.
Bu, pray you, for the sake of Catherine,
| Grant him Alsfrscdom Tlsnot meet her husband
| Should drag the cham hail been unoos d frc N ler
Duke. This document accomplishes your wish,
| Zen now prepared to win him 10 my purpose
give it freely, for love the boy;
Ay, now entirely love him! See him married ;
And may he plight happy happy roth
To her he WEEDS! My child, am failing fast.
IT'S nme-don't heed 60 to the chapel-and
| My blessing on the errand takes thee thither.
| Enter attendant
Ha! you are come in time, sir! shall need
Your help to my chamber Tell the boy bless
him!
Come hher, bless thee too! and bless the work
| Thou goest 10 do! While remember il,
Regard Count Urck Thy fathers friend,
One Of his household now, with sanction Of
The Prince of Milan. l am very feeble!
Must 10 my chamber.
Countess [rushine toward him and kneeling Bless
me again my father!
Duke Alan, nay child? Again (blessing her
Heaven bless thee! II is wlser-bettcr knows
Thy good--can better help thee to 't-ay!
| Better than thy father May II bless thee, then
| And be lis will, before Thy fathers, done!
Countess Now, fail not Catherine, ana the die i
/ cast! Goes out
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Uir-Tne peril OF the sert trans6xes her
Her lifs, BE- sars, u oAly part Of his!


Uir-Tne peril OF the sesf ssans6xss her
Her Ifs, b. sars, il oAly part Of his!
A common act IT charity Il were
Command him thence; hi consc'eus VI ne eau
Stronger than charity. would prompt the acs
And fearing To betray worse than ocasn
She perlls her own life! Ii 10 net reM ..,
To leave hes thcrc-g0 10 her--takc seI ' nss.s
Fred-Your pardon, lady; but you msst NO.
The lightning. Come into the open sPa,
There's shelter, with less chance o. ,rp eS md
Beneath this time worn rum. lIaunoel anu
nS's'I Heavens, how near!
A,mort together came The clap and Hash
Tire frees are all on firs-the serf 10 STRUCK
THuOn s,agpers from the Iee-the Countess fuSnes
him clasping him.
Countess-No! ne !--Oh heaven, ne . dead why
Beneath the trees!-w What, Huon!-speak 10 me!
Shay me thou hears, me! L., me see s. some signs
Ofhfe! WHY Huon! Huon!- He 10 deaa!
rrlr-Lady he is not dead, but only stunns
It was but a shock, altho' heavy enc,
His color esmes-you see his eyehds ope
SO please you, leave the charge OF MN % I %s
ountess-I thank you, sr--am sorry SUCH 'oa1
Should burden you. Would some Of my a''enu-
ants IT,
Were here to ease you on T. How dread ming
Is death, when sight on I makes ono ~. sn0 81
Grows il not lighter, srs2-Ay, there 5 the SKY
Almost as soon as come the storm IS gone.
Pray leave him ts himself Twas but snocn'
1t shames me- such load should bur then you'
Ulr-As yet he cannot stand sannda...a,-o-,,q-
1t was a heavy shock. Ihave horror
And Away. had, of lightning. Do You Know
II takes away my wits d d you not ieel
A did, Catherine, when they tsougn' inc
Had kilpd the serf? A dreadful thing is death!
And NEST of all by lightning! where IS my
hawk1
O. they had charge to bring him after me-
And here thew cone Let meet them Catnerhe.
[Going stops and turns to look at Huon.l
Ulr-He slill grows better, madam
Cosntess- who. siri-O
Tie serfl-Why Catherine, where's your hawk!
Cath have lost him.
Countess hope the lightning has not struck him
Come:
We III have fair weather yet Enter two or
three PENDANTS. Go some OF you,
Relieve his lordshp fro his Lad 1.-Two OF the
attendants take Huon and lead nlm of, he Count
ess watching
ULR. You see
Countess. My lord IL see.-You take
Greet interest in nay serf. The sun is out;
NV hawk against tne field! Come, Catherine.
IAN 20 out except frederick and Uinck.
Ulr. You see, nay lord; and seeing, comprehend.
Straight will 10 the Duke and tell him this.
A kingdom 10 hawk, she loves the ssrf!
[Tney 60 out severally. !
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The bidssr..-. Nor yst )
seuntess- Search for him, and yov Vii a.
-r- ssss ma nm - Attendant seeo -
49, u- what cross Al what trasT
wAen al my thoughts should be- with him ~.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
" A S II VILE FE MALE
II ca IL G M a..

THE last session of this Institution
closed on the 9th of December, under the
most gratifying circumstances. The hige.
st number ofpnpils at any one time during
che session was 1877. The next term will
otpen on the sth Of January mex.
The Academy is we'll supplied with Black
Boards, Maps, Charts Globes, Planotari-
an &c. There is also a Library of several
hundred Volumes in the Institution for the
use of the Young Ladies. In addition to
this we have recently received from France
a new and splendid Chemical Apparatus,
ordered by Doctor Troost of the Nashville
University, for the use of the Institution
1t has one of the best and most beautiful
arr pumps in America.
The Trustees are gratiGed to inform the
friends and patrons of the Academy, that
their highest wishes are fulfilled in the Rev
w. A. Scott, whom they have secured to
preside over the Institution. The suspicious
past, bids US look forward to the future with
the most pleasing anticipations.
The present Faculty are:
Rec. A. W. SCOTT, President,
Miss. Laner
Mrs. Nj. McCrohan
Miss. Stcarns Asst. Teachers
Mrs. Hay
Mr. Nash Professor of Music, assisted by
his lady, and others if necessary.
Mr.. Mason, late Professor of Modern
Languages in Lagrange College, Alabama,
will give lessons in French, Spanish and
Italian, if desired.
The Board would moreover inform pa
rents at a distance, that Rev. MIR. Lapsly,
formerly President of the Academy, and
now Trustee, still resides on the Academy
grounds, and has charge of the Young La
dies who desire board at the Academy.
Charge for Board, Washing, &c. every
thing furnished by the Proprietor, at so
| per session.
Tuition varies from 10 to % Dollars.
according TO the class
Music $50 per session.
All charges considered due when the
pupil is entered, and the person who enters
her is held responsible for the bill.
THOMAS CRUTCHER, Prest.
IT ELLLSTON
A HYNES
JOHN NICHOLS
RA LAPSLEY
Up CLARKE
ALFRED HUME Trustees.
Nashville (Ten.) February, 1889
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
Letter and Money Lost.

n OST or mislaid, letter from Geo
~ Q. Hall, Cashier, New Orleans, adj
dressed to the subscriber, and received by
mail on Saturday evening Both March
Said Letter advised of the enclosure of a
check for $3.50, on the Office Bank of Lou
isiana at St. Francsvlle; which check was
exchanged by me, and the proceed $3.50,
IN Bank notes carefully put back into the
envelope; amongst which is recollect ed a
Fifty, on the Union Bark, Miss, and some
Rodney Post Notes. Any information lead
ing to lis recovery, will be thankfully ac-
knowIedged, and liberal reward given for
the return of the letter and contents.
J. LAYTON.
Rodney April 6 AZ
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
soAK1AND 6 c.izoa.

HHE annual examination in this College
will commence on Monday, the FIRST
day of April next, at o'clock, A NJ, and
continue three days. The Preparatory De-
partment will he examined on Monday, and
the regular college classes, on Tuesday g.,
wednesday.
On Tuesday, :wo discourses will he de-
Iivered, one by Rev. Benjamin Chase, and
the other by Rev. s. G. Winchester, before
the two literary societies of the College, at
l i O'Clock A M.
The annual sermon will be delivered on
Wednesday at ii o'clock A. NJ, by Rev !
David Page Of the city of Natchcz, or by
Rev. Ephraim +. MCLEAN Of Amite Coun-
ty, Miss. his alternate.
Inc annual commencement will take
place on Thursday at 10 o'clock, A M.
The following gentlemen are the Com
mittee of visitors;
Rev. Zebulon Butler, A. w. Pu,nam
Esq. John Murdoch Esq. DugaI Mccall
Esq. Reuben r. Montgomery, Rev. Jas.
Smylic, Rev. S. G. Winchester, Doctor
John Ker, Rev. Benz. Chase.
J. CHAMBERLAIN
President Of Oakland College.
March ID, 1889. Is
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

cry Mrs A; Montgomery w; Morris w
W; Miller Mrs Nancy; McCreary William
J.; Montgomery w p 2; Malloy Martha !;
Montgomery p X; Morford John; Martin
Elizabeth; Mayhem w; McFee Wm2.
N--Newman. Reuben; Nesmyth George
II Noland Pierce S; Neval Miss. Eliza
Nethery L c
|Opso''''sn ''0"'' . o'''' james
P-Perry Miss Mary; Portcrfield John
IL Perkins Elizabeth.
R-Russel Z P; Rider Henry; Roberts
Il VWiIliam; Rev. b. ricketts, 2; Routh
Ann J; Ross A B; Robinson Charles M
Reynolds Frank; Reafirm James; Russell
George G.
&-shaw J B; Stamply S. B 2; Stroud
~ Miss Frances; Service David; Stuart
William B; Sidebottom John; Shnpe Geo
c.; Skinner Nancy M 4; Smith Col VIII
lam; Smalley Abner; Stevens Moses M;
Smith William; Smith Levi j; Smith Jas
M3; Sciada Mrs Mahala; Steele John 2;
Skinner Frederick; Smith S j; Scott w s;
Smith Joseph c.; Scott Isaac w; Stuart
Thomas A; Sessions Richard; Stuart Tho
mas II; Stuart Blunt; Swcny Pathrick
Smith V B.
TE1-Tresire James; Thomas Benjamin
Il Thayer Caroline M; Tory Thomas J;
Thomas Cornelius.
W-Valentins Richard; Vanmatre Jo-
y seph B.
wv Williams Eliza; Wilson Alexan-
w der; Watson Miss Maria; Ward Zea
keah; Warner Alfred; Williams Mr.; Wag
goner c V; Walker John A; Williams
S 2; Watson William Or Williams James
l.; Walls f l.. 3; Whitaker George 3
Wilson Abncr; Wolf b; Woods Samuel
R; Wilgus James; Watson A J, Watson
james M; Wells William.
V--Young Casper; Young Alexan-
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
Steam Boat Register.
III. r. Miller.

March 29th-John Jay down; Rodolph
Geo Collier, Tiber, Mediator up. Both
Prairie, up; Bayou Sara, Kinds down.
3lst-D Webster, Vixburg, Atalanta up;-
N. Albany down. April mississippi
Hail Columbia, Madison, Ozark down.
Gen. Brown up. 2d-Rienza, up; VIM
French, Rodolph, Monarch down. 3D.
Homer, down; Canton, Invincible, Com
merce up. 4th-N Alabama, Tarquin up
Manchester, Shakespeare down. 5.h--Wm
Wallace, Diana, up; Bridgewater down.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
PSYCHOLOGICAL EVENTS, &c.

CHRONOLOGICAL EVENTS, &c.
Philo Progenitipeaess- wife of a
MIR Ream gave her husband new years
present, in the shape of three boys at birth.
|Mr Ream will soon have his full number of
|guires at this rate.
Adhesirencss-The mail coach from Cats
kill to Albany, travelling on the river. broke
hrous Oh the ice, and the passengers were
Eonnd sticking in the muddy bottom-none
we're drownded.
Maniacitircness- people in Canada
ali the Maine folks, Man:acs.
Inhabitirencss-Ah humane society in N.
Eorl, rc,orts, that in one two story house,
here were found ID families, numbering
a Individuals, most Of them in a state of en-
ire restitution.
concentrotireness-AS Solar Microscope,
pacnifving three million times is exhibiting
N. Orleans.
Des,ructireaess-At one pork house 10
louisville, 1900 hogs have been kill
b this season.
Ai;mentireuess- Shad have been selling
Savannah for So each.
.4cor;s;tireness.-The Union Bank OF
harleston. has been robbed by person
bo concealed himself in coal vault and
red holes through the floor, large enough
admit his body.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
List of Letters
r. w. WORTHINGTON, S,

Id EMAINING in the Post Office in Rod
Rney, April l, 1889.
A Apologize w d, Anderson VIM D, AL
len Thos, Allen AlImons.
R--Burke w r, Bolls Lewis, Ballev
II John, Bass Elias, Brown DR. Caleb S,
Brown w F, Bailey Thompson L, Briscoe
J S, Briscoe John IL, Brown Caleb S, But
terfieId 0 A, Bass James A, Briscoe r II.
3. Burke A J, Beiler Jacob, Brown Jas
K, Bradford Annette, Baldwin n, Ballew
M, Billings Alanson.
N-Cox Charles, Compton Richard, COT.
ofee E c.; Coffee Jason; Cowdon John ]
3; Crow James; Coffee ..ail; Compton Mr.
S; Colyig James 2; Coleman Israel; Cage
Jesse; Coleman D A; Compton VIM; Cam
eron John; Coffee K F; Creager John S;
Coffee NJ; Chapman VIM; Carreih 3;
Cook Miss Elizabeth; Corodyne Ricard /;
Cutter Edward w; Crawford John; Comp
ton Thomas A 5
n-Dunbar Joseph; Dccamp VIM. c.;
Dye John E; Dixon Robert; Dobbs
William; Davis r G, Duvall William P;
Deler John HI; Daughters -; Decamp
Chapman; Daniels Master Smith c..
E-Ellis A.; ELY George; Eaker Chris
= 1tian; Ellis j.; Ellis B.
E-Frazier Alonzo; Forbes John s; Free
= land James M; Freeman Walter; Fish
er Benjamin 2; Freeman James H 2; Ford
John M; Flyn George; Ford William.
E--Garrison William; Garrett Jeremiah;
~ Grafton Henrietta B; Graves Moses;
Graves Jonathan; Gish John; Gees John
w.
H-Henry William; Hill William c.;
- Hagan Richard; Hervy L B; Hill
George; Halse G w; Hines General: Ham
ilton w; Hunter John e; Hart Doctor F
w; Hicks r F; Henry w G.
II e .E-Ireland Miss Jane 5; Jones
i ~ - James; Jeffries Leander; ia
cobs VIM.
H King w; Kelley Samuel; King
~ Horatio B; Keniss Thomas; Kipps
Frank; King Thomas D; KiIlein Miss.
Mary.
IT Lake George; Ludlow Jansen; Lick
IL Hartman; Leighton Miss Sarah.
M-Mills w P; Miller Miss. Martha;
AMalley M E; McCaleb D.; McCarty
James H 2; McCrorv John 2; Martin ia
cob 2; McN;el Mary Susan; McWheeter
Robert, McAnly Niles; Miller James q;
McAuly Thomas N; Montgomery George
w; Miller Jeremiah; Martin William; Miles
Samuel J; Montgomery Mrs M; Montgom.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
April 6, 1880
COMMERCIAL BANI. OF RODNEY.
April Sd, 1889.
G. Il u TTON!

Sd OST NOTES. of this Bank having
- been fraudulenty mutlated and altered,
the pabhcar particularly cautioned agains,
receiving any illumination over One Hun
drcd Dollars, as the Bank has none over
said denomination in circulation; and as
smaller notes have been raised to 800
the Bank with view of checking the fraud,
recommend to the holders of genuine notes,
to send them in for exchange, for which pur-
pose new emission is prepared, stamped
with type, on their old Bank Note Plates.
payable Six Months after date, with the
usual Interest.
J. LAWTON. Cash;er
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
JVOEsce.

8 I is necessary that the business of the
q late firm of SMITH g. HENRY, should
be closed Immediately. All 2ergons indebt-
ed to the same, by note or account, are re-
quesied. without delay, to make payment to
the undersigned. Those who neglect this
notice, will be sued without distinction.
w. G. HENRY.
April 6, 1880 47-3t
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

HoME.-1he only fountain in the wilder
ness of life, where men may drink of waters
totally unrixod with bitterness, is that which
gushes forth in the calm and shady recess
os of domestic love. Pleasure may heat
the heart into artificial excitement; ambi-
ton may delude it with its golden dreams !;
war may eradicate its finest ibres. and di-
minish its sensitiveness, but it is only do
mestic love that can render it happy.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
FRESH SUPPLY,

FST RECEIVED, and for sale Lou
y for Cash
80 Sacks Havana Coffee;
80 bbls Sugar, Best Quality;
10000 Cigars, Best Quality;
25 Boxes Cigars;
10 Kegs Common Tobacco;
4 Honey Dew
10 / bbls Mackercl;
20 Boxes Candles;
so !" Glass, by 10;
40 10 by II;
1000 lbs Starch;
Also, good assortment of Best Quality o
Liquors.
D. s. J. S. BONE.
March 22d, 1889 45v
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
tice.
ZOE g. DAVENPORT

AVE moved their Store TO ne store.
IL room lately occupied by Levi {.
Harris, where they intend keeping on hand
a general assortment of MERCHANDISE
suitable for this market. They invite
heir friends and the public to give them |.
all, as they are determined to sell Goods
at Natchez prices.
December 80, 1898
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

LATE FROM SOUTH AMERICA-The ship
William G. Nye, at New York on the goth
March, from Rio de Janeiro, whence she
sailed on the 1st ult., brings intelligence Of
The bombardmcnt of Buenos Ayres by the
French squadron.
That pert has been for several months.
in state of blocade; all her supplies by
sea had been cut off, and her citizens re-
-duced TO The gro q est pri, atit NJ.
The catholic religion, and social and
political rascality have entailed all man.
ner Of evils upon this unfortunate coun-
try.
1t is stated the U. s. ship of war Inde-
pendence, Commodore Nicholson, sailed
from Rio de Janeiro, January Goth for the
river La Plata.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
Election.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Jefferson County

Jefferson County
EbY virtue of writ Of Election to me
D directed as Sheriff, there will be an
Election held at the several precincts in
said County, on the first Monday and day
following in April next, for the purpose OF
electng Tax Collector, to fill the vacancy
occasioned by the death of Thomas H. Mar.
BILE, Esq. BY order of d. w. McCaleb
President of the Board of County Police.
The following persons have been appoint.
ed Inspectors of said Election, by and with
the consent of two freeholders.
Jno. A. Watkins,
Rodney, ]. B. Warren,
Green T. Martin.
John H. Collier,
Fdyette, , Charles West,
Tho. H. Duggan.
David McCaa,
Clifton, James H. Watson,
Chas. II. Flowers.
} T.. 3. Shaw,
Stephens, : VIM. 3. Smith,
} Abram Kelley.
r. Y. Wood,
Payne's Store, A. E. Green,
r. Dixon.
Joel Selman,
7orrey's Store, B. M. Darden,
A. Mcpherson, sen'r.
} Chas. McDougal,
MacLean's Storc,} G. F. Mclean,
John Mitchell.
GEO. TORREY, SzT:
Fayette, March ooh, 1889
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
Mississippi Presbytery.

ISvHE Mississippi Presbytery will COM
- mence its next Spring Sessions at Oak
land, on Wednesday, April Sd at IL o'clock
A. M. j. CHAMBERLAIN,
Stated Clerk of the Miss. Presbytery.
Extract from the minutes of Presbytery.
"Resolved, That all the churches of this
Presbytery, be required to discharge their
duty in bringing up TO the next meeting,
their reports, accurately filled up, agreea-
bly, to the reports prepared and recommen-
ded by Presbytery."
March %
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

WELLERs.--"Vot fine fish We are" as the
mud-turtle said to the steamboat.
"Don,t let US tread on Won another, as
the cock said to the horses in the stable.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
Rodney Lyceum & Debating
Society
J. LAYTON, Cashier

April 3, 1899.
THE citizens of Rodney and vicinity,
are respectfully invited to attend a lecture,
to be delivered by Professor MAR SHALL
on the subject of "Lyceum and Debating
Societies.: on Wednesday evening, the 10Th
inst, at the Lecture Room.
Extract from the minutes.
r. w. WORTHINGTON, Sec.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

a contemporary in recommending new
cough syrup, says it was administered to 9
iagh pressure Steamboats, and STOPPED them
n ten minutes,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

"Fll fog you as soon as get time"
"Don't hurry yourself, dad, can WAIT.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

An abolition;st was lately rode on. oil
Guyandotte Va, upon that hard going vehi.
Gle known as a rail.-Pic.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

ANGRY DrsPUTANTs.-To the eve of rea-
son, itseems altogether strange that man
should be angry with another for d.ffs ring
with him in opinion; for, seeing that all be-
lefis grounded upon evidence, or what az
pears sach to hlm,-a man can no more
choose his opinions than he can select the
color OF his hair or the shape of his features
The divine maxim doing as we would be
done by is, we fear, ottener on our lips,
than in our hearts
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

CSElf our readers had seen us shaking
with an ague Of forty Yankee power, du-
ring the past week, they would not wonder
at the lean and beggarly appearance of our
paper. If Brandreth's and Cooks pills,
Qunine, &C., will exercise the demon, our
sheet shall wear better aspect next week.
We indite .feelingly.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

Kentucky Catsup,i is the last name which
has been given to Mononsahela whiskey.s
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
Potatoes.

Potatoes.
TUST received per Steam Boat Rodolph
= 100 Bbls Potatoes, for sale low by
d. g. ]. S. BONE.
Feb. 10
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06
COMPREHENSIVE.

= y 4 III = Z III u k11
5EVHE undersigned have purchased the
II stocks Of Goods of T. II. Durgan s.
Ccc. ..oiney. and Ii. Terrell & Co. Fayette,
and have associated themselves under the
name and style Of
McFee & Middleton,
for the purpose of conducting the Mercantile
Business in Fayette, to which place all the
Goods have been removed.
Having large and we'll selected assert
mcnt of Goods, they hope by attention to
business, to merit and receive share of
public patronage.
VIM McFEE,
II. III. MIDDLETON.
March 80, 1889. 1855
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

New PAPER--Thc Grenada Bulletin is
to lie discontinued, anG lis place to be sup
piled by new paper bearing tho omnous
name Of ''Ihe Bopie Knife"
This Knife is to be welded by Messrs.
William Need and c. S. Smith, who hav e
high talent as writer's, and we doubt not
they will make an interesting paper
We wish the publishers success; albeit
we dislike the name of their sheet, which
is in bad taste, and its politics which are
neutral. We hate 10 see eunuchs spring
ing np among the news paper press.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

ANEoDoTE OF Mr.. CLAY.-In his recent
speech at Philadelphia, Mr.. Preston related
the following characteristic anecdote of Mr..
Clay. On one occasion, said Mr.. P, he did
me the honor to seed for and consult with
me. 1t was in reference to step he was
about to take After stating what he propo-
sed, suggested whether there would not be
danger in it-whether such course would
not In]ure his own prospects, as we'll as those
of the Wing party in general. His reply
was, 81 did not send for you to ask what
might be the effects of the proposed move
ments on my prospects, but whether it was
RIGHT; HAD RATHER BE RIGHT,
THAN BE PRESIDENT.n
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-04-06

We invite full attendance al the Ly-
ceum and Debating Society, on next We'd
nesday night.