davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
estperassce zMeeti1sgs

THE fexldd, QuarterlY Meeting Of the
Jefferson County T6npan Society,
win Is held e. Rod1e5 % Saturday, the
28d day Of Match next, when addresses may
81 expected from Dr. John II. Savage, G.
HI N|iacox Esq and others. The friends
Of the cause and the public generally are
respectful to attend.
III. DUGGAN, Secretary.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Bank Notice.

Real Estate Baking Co.of Hiadscoun|
Clinton. Missi. Jan'y. 10, 1889.
FE7EIE Stockholders of this Associated
pursuance of the provisit MS cont
in the seventh article thereof, are req
to pay an instalment of four and hal
cent. upon their respective shares oni
fore the 10Th day OF March next.
By order of the Board.
j. DAVENPORT. Cnsh;|
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Lost Note.

II OST on the 18th inst. note given by
- Linus F. Moore in favor Of the under
signed, for the sum Of forty Dollars, dated
between the 18th and 20thof January, and
payable thirty days after date. All persons
are hereby cautioned against said note, as it
has been paid in full to the undersigned.
ISAAC KNOWLES.
Feb l6
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Concord;a Lou;Siaaa District C0l

Concord;a Louisiana District C0l
George Overaker
rs. fl. ia. No. l,0f7.
Bonj. NJ. Siedman.
sxY virtue of the above writ ef Fic|
~ cias to me directed from the III
bic the Dislric: Court of the ParishI
said, will expose to public sale fYl
at the door Of the court house in said b
on Monday the fourth day Of Narca
attwe!ve o'clock, NJ the following sleso
property, levied on 10 satisfy plai'
claim. TO wit: Lots No. I. 9 and 3, ii
ton No. -, and part of Sections IS m|
all in Township 10, Range I2 East, of
in the District North OF Red River, col
ing SIX hundred acres more or less.
EDW'D. SPARROW, She:
Concordia, La. Jan. 2Stl,, 1899 y
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
TANNING.

l.AlVlVxlVG.
THE SUBSCRIBER begs leave to III
form the citizens Of Jefferson and adjacent
counties, that he has employed superior
Tanner for the purpose ofkeeping in opera
ton the Tan Yard formerly owned by james
Stuart, situated near the town of Fayette,
where he will keep constantly on hand, all
kinds of LEATHER, such as
GINBANDS, HARNESS, Birdie
UPPER SOLE
5 KID and CALF SKINS
DEER and SHEEP SKINS.
Hides will be received in exchange for
Leather or Shoes, at cash prices. Gin
Bands and Negro Shoes will be made TO or
der.
THOMAS III. STUART.
November 80, 1888. 80
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Notice.

THE undersigned have determined to
close business in this place by first of June
next, and those indebted to them are reques-
ted TO make payment by the 9th of March
next, or their respective dues will be placed
in the hands of an officer for collection.
NOE g. KLIPFEL.
February Is, 1889
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
NOTICE.
Feb. %.

A Ii those indebted to DR.; G. s. Bur-
"A BRIDGE will save costs by calling on
the undersigned and settling Immediately.
3. CAMPBELL, Agent.
Feb. %. .4l-3is
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Paw YOUR Taxes.

"A Ii those that are owing Taxes for the
"A years 1887 and 1888, will please pay
when called on, or meet and make arrange
men,s.
THOS. II, MARBLE.
Tar Collector of Jefferson Co. Nj.
February ,l3, 1889 40-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
Sale. of Negroes, &c.

WYE will sell at public outcry to the
W highest bidder, on Saturday the 9th
day Of March neat, A FAMILY OF N E
GROES, one Of which is first rate seam
stress ard housekeeper. Also, Horse
Saddle and Bride, and many articles of Fur
niture, &c.
Terms: One third cash, and the balance
on the first day of January next-the pur-
chaser to give note with approved security.
Should prices Justify, we will at the same
time sell four other negroes.
NOE g. KLIPFEL.
February Is, 1889 40ts
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
o the furtherance Of is

enco and ability to the flrtherance Of lis
success.
We congratulate our fellow citizens on
the attainment of this most important OBJ
icct.--Natchcs Courier.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02
COMMERCIAL BANK OF RODNEY.
February 5. 1899.

February 5, 1899.
TIME Stockholders of this Bank are here
a by notified that the Annual Election
of Directors will be holden at the Banking
House in Rodney, between the hours Of 10
o'clock, A. NJ. and 8 o'clock, P. nj. on Mon
day the fourth day of March proximo.
J. LAYTON, Cashier.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02

The New York papers give as important
items Of foreign new. the sufferings of the
Queen Of England from cold, and a visit Of
the American Minister and his lady to Sir
John Mansfield in Herefordshire.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-03-02

WELLERs.-"It's all in my eyer az the
man said ven he was gouged.
"P'raps your not fond Of music" as the
tuneful screech owl said to the raccoor
vat wanted to go to sleep.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

TExAs.--The town of Austin, the new
scat of government, advances with great
rapidity. The Indians, however, disturb
the ncighbourhood. and there are rumours
OF various depredations and outrngcs COM
m;tted by them oD citizens of Texas.
Captain Ross, Texian officer, who had
been despatched to the fronticrto act a.
gainst the savages; has gone over TO tho
federal party in Mexico. In conjunction
with general Canalcz, he had taken from
the forces of the government tho town of
Mier without resistance, although it was
garrisoned by 800 men. II was rumored
that they meditated an attack upon Tam
pico and Matamoras.
The Gqlyestonan says it was reported
that Colonel Karnes, had passed over ths
boundary line and joined the federalists: it
was said that he was on his march to Mon
clova, in direct contravcntion of his or
dcrs. The Galvestonian is quite .indig-
nant at this abandonment Of duty by these
Texian officers ;and hopes the government
Of The republic will adopt strong measures
to deter others from initiating so danger
GUS an example. But suppose it turns out
that this apparent act Of desertiou ms
been committed with the appreciation of
the government--how then, Mr.. Editor
and we have little doubt that this 10 the
case se.-LouisidHidn.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

pretence. lie quickly informed the infa
tuated Prince, that obediance to divine
appointments, especially in such duties as
oePend entirely on an express command,
tas the utter destruction of Amaiek did,
and as communion at the Lorl's table
now does y is better in the sight Of God,
IMAM hecatombs Of bleeding sacrifices or
clouds OF smoking incense; and conse.
quently, better than Ia misapplied tender
ness to any Of our fellow creatures. or a
misguided zeal to promote their peace
and edlfication. AT the same tine the
prophct assures him, that when the Most
High commands, nothing can excuse
non-performance, be ~ause disobedience TO
plain, positive, known command, is Just
~ classed with the sin Of idolatry.
We would now, in conclusion, ask, has
the divine Saviour changed his ordnan-
ces, or the manner of their observancef
II he has not, We are bound TO observe
them as he delivered them, and he had
the room, where he instituted the supper,
prepared for him and his disciples, no O.
Tiers were prepared for, no others werc
invited. II he had been fond Of q motly
mixture, heterogeneous mass of profes-
sors, why did he not invite the pharisees
and other religious denominations Of tho
day, to participate in tho supper; we have
the example Of the Saviour and Of the A.
postles on the subject, aud we see that
neither he nor they invited every body
that considered themselves qualified for
this ordnance, bu, such as they consider
ed prepared for it, the Saviour invited the
disciples alone; the Apostles required them
to continue ''in their doctrine and fellow
ship," before they break bread together
The pattern is given, and If VIC violate
that order, We are disobedicntly stubborn,
and consequently fall under the charge
Of ldolatry, revolving iden, that those who
profess to love God, should so act, as 10 be
justly called idolators I'VE warn you, there
| fore, to be careful in what way you OBJ
serve the positive commands of God, for
! If YOU do not do it according to his direc-
tons, It is not pleasing in his sight; there
fore, associate in this ordnance, with none
but his disciples, those who have manites-
ted their discipleship by pLttins on Christ;
Gal. 3, 27;wth none who DO not continpo
in the Apostles doctrine and Your fellow
ship. Finally, brethren, be Of the same
mind. and may The God Of all grace DO
with !, ou ail.--AMEs
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

A CITIZEN OF JACKSON COUNTY THREAT
ENED.--The last Daily vicksburg Wing
says.
'ln Jackson county M'Nutt received els
votes, and Turner ONE! If that voter
will send us his name and that of his post
office, he shall have the Vicksburg Wing
free Of charge, during bis life. VIII some
of our friends over that way inform him Of
thisT
Should this unhappyperson be found out
there will be one consolation for him: the
grave will hide him fromhis punishment.
Free Trader.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

A fellow 'down east'' says, his cousin
Sucky is 50 modest that she cannot remove
the table cloth before company, without
b'ushing, because the table has got legs.
Why is broken wndcd horse like II
broken merchant?
Because he has tiled tolive By charge
ing.
Some poor men afe undcryaiucd, be-
cause worth nothing
Some rich mcn arc oycryaluod, though
nothing worth.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30
TERMS.
TIE PiNEY WOODS PLANTER
wa be published epery Saturday

J. TOTHILL and VIM. +. ElSELY.
The price will be FIVE DoLLARs per
annum if paid in advance, or Six DOLLS.
II not paid until the end Of the year.
All payments made within the first three
months will be considered as in advance.
No subscription received for u less pc
riod than twelve months; nor discontin.
ued uAtil all ARE ,ragcs are paid A
failure to notify discontinuance OF the
paper will be considered as new en-.
gagement.
AID REFRESHMENTS
win be charged at the rate Of One
DOLLAR for every ten lines or under, for
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

the FIRST, and FiETY CkMrs fofcyery Sub.
soquent in5crtion.--No advertisement
will DC inserted even once. fer lses than
TWO DOLLARS.
Persons sending advertisements arc
requested to mark on them the number
Of times they desire them to be inseItcd,
otherwise they will be continued until
forbid, and accordingly charged.
A liberal deduction will be made to
persons who advertise by the year.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30

OF THE
THIRTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY OF THE MISSLSSIp-
PI BAPTIST ASSOCIATION,

HELD At THE NEW PROVIDENCE
THE 5TH, 9TH TIN OCTOBER, 1889.
Piney Woods planter., 1839-11-30
JOB WORK.

OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
NEATLY AND EXPEDITIOUSIY
EXECUTED
ALSO;
Justices and other BLASKts for sale Al
this Office,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
PlRRRS, P7LNS.

VENIE Immense snd iseeessiag roralsrity II
a taese Pills, i another proof o. !. e iafalli-
6iiisy of tho odd adsgs. that truth % 2owsfful
ard will prevail" Olsor pills are Only puiis q,
bit DR.. Peist.' are purchased and prsissd ard
recommended untd ihe denisnd % Lrm kas be-
come al most Unisetsai.
DIR. Peters would inpress ibis at upon the
public. that his Pills ere n0ta q "A mcdie me,
bat a scientific compound Of sin e. which has
been the rrsuh u may Sesrs 'ptense sprIica-
ton 10 profession "a which ho was TegOlarIy
bred, and hcnce - is as popular with the Ieesi Va
iaeuiiY a. with the people al large.
o-e % ihs many peculiar siitues ofthe Yege
tahie P'li- Is. that Whiie very powerful IN thor
elects they arr Pa-iculary uiild aud gentle IA
taeir action. Unlike no gcscT-lny of LIed..
cines. their application IL never attended with
uausca er gripiug.
Peters Vegetable Pills arc now regarded by
those Sho Lave lad M opportunity 10 decide
upon the,s noriis, a. sli.a@bio public bless-
lug.
W"houi an exception, 10 age or country, no
medicine has spEead viii such rapidly. and gi-
ven sIrh universal Satisfaction.
Prepared % Jos. :r,esiiy Peters. NJ. u. No.
100. Liberty Street, Nov York. Zach box con-
tAins 80 Pals. Price 50 eobts.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
w. q =. IL. Anderson

EK|oULD respectfully announce TO their
" v friends and customers, that they now
have on hand, and intend constantly TO keep,
a splendid assortment Of Ifam,nsrrd Iron from
Diaokrotd'S iron Works, embracing almost eve-
~ size used By farmers and mechanics. Also
good assortment Of Major K Sander, on's
Cast and shear Steel. English aud American
Blister Steel. Also. Hollow Ware, general
asso:iment-ali Of which They will sell on So
commoiAtirg terms, aud fally as low as lheir
ueizhbors viii undertake 10 sell.
Their stock Il DRY Goods, Groceries Queens
ware, aud Hardware, i, unusually lsrsa, Ia
WhioB they also invite tHc attention Of their
frIeud'. lIarpcTs Ferry, May p. 1889
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
a Catalogue OF FgeRsons
FUR USING

DR.. Peters Cgiebrafcd Vegetable PiHs.
Let. BceaIsr they Gro exceedingly popular,
which prove, then % bc exceedingly good.
- Because they are composed 81 s,np'es
which have tbe power e. il good 90 al immense
onmheF ct eases, without pos'e,su'. the .aeass
10 iujurc ~ any.
81. nlcalss tacv nre not cY,cE medicine.
bat lhc ci,nuhc compound q . regular physt.
c'nn. "h1 hAs made hi' professions tic study Of
bis lfe.
IN Eeeau.s they Gro not unr'casaptto take,
ror distressing - r-t1in, whL0 They ato most
elective q operate.
aia 1ecl1'a tErv erc recommended as a
standard medicine hy tbs regular flcu,ty.
@ ltr,ufc - Assl ins 90, s,sicm iu natu-
~ state 10 a7tsor, ttry cure airl.si csCrl d.
ease which ,hr h4ll.n ilasne 3, liable Go.
9Th Because ttey urc cheag al portable,
aui viii t-taiu "a tarir virtues iu Cuii VisoG M
any CLIMATE, ari G0r any leultii &C ttme.
''ih. hecauss Notwithstanding thris lin piiciiy
AID mitness, tbey ore ono OF Tue sposJiest pur-
gat''e medicines wi'i-h las ~ bcon d.,co,srcd.
Bah Beca1-o iDey tfo an uEiai!i, g reG4Cdy
ssE prgcurlar Ia aVFs;..e
!tih EeC-tse IA eases 81 spleen or j. ....g-
densy, by tbcir heaiih, inugcGce on the excited
state cl -, body. they ha's u,0i heppy Of
feet ~ reclaintns and MIGRATING the iniuJ.
llih- Because lhey s.lost Ii4sir cutos without
tho usual attendants Of other pills. sickness aud
gripines
l%tn. boca.se as wen ~ bting On unriValied
puiiier Of the general system, they are a soVe-
reIsn remedy Tor sick headaohe.
18Th. Because they d,ier from The majority
OF medicines Ia the fact that tie more IhsJ ate
known the more they are approved,
l4lh. Because. a. their application produces
no debility IN the system, they may DO taken
without producing ANY hindTaDee to business or
the usual pursuits Of every day life.
18th. Beeause-and this feet is Of the utmost
importapce-ladies in = certain situation may
take them. mot more than two or three at u
time howeNer) without 10 the slightest degree
mourning the hazard Of abortion. Were the
virtues Of Peters inestiGable Pllls, eonhncd to
thia desirable end alone. IL would give ihs IN a
decided advantage over u,c medicines Of all COM
petsiors, es IN 40 cases j. there more danger to
be appre hended, oT Tor which so few rrrnedles
have been discovered, IS The one referred TO.
lG.h. Aai lastly, because thew arc aeknow-
lrtEaI Ia be IA almu,t lniIilibs remedy for
tiious Fever, Power AID Asue, DysFcpsia, Ii
vcr Complaints, Javndice, Asthma, nTopsy,
khtsnltism, Enlargement Of spleen, IowGess
81 Spirits, Choiic, Heartburn. Nausea, Hisi.u-
iion of toe Stomach and Bowels, Flatuicgcc,
iiabauai Cosuscness. losA of Appetite DlotcL-
- or sa!iuv COm Ple2IOn, AID IH ell eases or
IoTpor of tho Bowels, vhcrc q uild but CGcc-
iive medicine taay be requisite.
IN short, Tho general voice OF the community
has decided Pctoss' Vegetable P,lis are UHc Of
the h19piesI discoveries Of ia odcrn days, aud al
together lnrivalled a. a geaer4l soOtheT of DO.
d.! ai.l.ei!ous.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
VARIETY.
Prom iis TcSYs Hzsa, (Insilas) Couri 7
A JOuRNEYAfAN PRINTER

A JouRNEYMAN PRINTER.
Much has been snid and sung about the
charae,erisiie' Of "Ganping Journcyman
PIinters." and the extraordinary y,cis,;.
iodes which max the progress Of that
mos, intelligent. though thrii,less. race of
morlals; but We believe the following
extract OF le,tor. received fiom an old
acquaintance Of one Of the Editors Of the
Courier, indicates rs5safihiy Of accom-.
piishmenis rarely equallee in these days:
"--2iih Of June. 1859
Look al the signature OF thiS, aud Yea vii
remember the person who addresses Won. me;
your brother, who is settled here, about hall an
hour ago, and was informed by Ism thai
Will staff 10 your place In half an hour have,
of course, no time. 10 say much. an here by
ehanes-mei your brother by cAaHrs--Gnd had a
host OF "Reminiscences awakened in my mind "A
moment, Since saw you last, I have exrc-
fsnced all the viciSStudes OF fortunc-At one mo-
ment Cct0nd Of Texan caya!ry-the next A
pfti0nsr among the Coinanches al another fsti-
Tenant aboard Texan sloop uf var the next n
prisoner among the MexicanS IT MciamoTas-f -
naHy, typo IN -, uRisr tis t~rglh-r' Can
serve yea Al Tcrre Hauie, or can toa s,ryc "a,
Iyou have forgotten my qualifications, here they
are; practical plnter--an experienced s,pnG.
grspher--a good English wIiier--a perfect Ffeuch
scholar, vocalist, and player on the Spanish rui-
tar. II can be OF no use 10 vc,,, write and ,sv
whether can get school in your usiylbomood. y
When we last saw the writer Of the
above, in 1884. he was sctiug in the ca
paciiy OF Reporter in Congress. and tho
mex. time We heard OF hin was through
~ obituary notice in New Orleans pa.
per. detailing the circumstances of Lis
sudden DEATH Our readers may therefore
Imagine our surprise on receiving the post
aaorfen evidence OF remembrance from q
gentleman whom the newspapers, 10 OF
l2monih' since. bad consisnei 10 mother
earth
II the services Of a gcr,lemon, 50 Gin.
ed, can be prcftably employed by any OF
our eoiemPoflrics. we shall ohecrfoly
communicate TO them has address; for, We
regret to say, We have no room for him
an our own establishment.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

I WILL sell or rcnt the new threo-siory brio
House have recently erected ~ llarpeTs-
FoETy, Va. tbs property l. situated within a
fow ya,G, Of Tho Depot Of tho Baltimore and
Ohio Iiuiirosa where q connects V,ih ibe y ga
chester add Potomac Railroad, and Immediately
on TIC proposed route Of the former to the
West. II Is Vofy happily situated lor a Hotel
and finished aecordiDsly. having fourteen rooms
we'll flashed aud comfortably arranged. Fur.
tier particulars are deemed needless % On sp-
plieant would wish TO view tho rrcDiscs fol
himself. JAMES FOLEY.
Hsrrcrs-Forry, April -, 1899
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

III SHrpEEaDsroyyu

1NHoMAS HOPKINS respectfully Informs
- his friends aud the public. that be has cgm-
menetd the CsJil,l Disiaess ia Shcphe I'd clown,
where he - prepared 10 manufacture articles
In his line, IA tho neatest ana most durable man-
ner AID upon the most reasonable terms. His
Shop is nearly opposite Daniel Enters tavern,
and directly opposite Stevens Drug store.
ShePherdstown, May IG, ls3g.-Gm.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
On TET EAIL-EcAC.
TRANSFORMATION
ON THE
gV'tIIcheSfGF and Potomac
RAIL road.

wIxcaEsTka 4 PoroAAc u. RoGp oTTIor, .
April 10 l-1T
TEVllE President hnd Directors Of tho CoU,Pa-
n ~ have established The following rates vf
toll for transportation TO DO hereafter charged
upon this road, viz:
DESCENDING TRADE.
Flour per barrel, l9ets
BAR iron, Blooms, Pig Iron, Castings, aud
Load, perioh. 81 so
Wheat, RE, Rye-mesl. Corn. Corn-mcai,
Oats. Bgckvhesi-u. cal. and al o.her con,-
raod.tics, pes hundred pounds. "a ets.
ASCENDING TRADE.
For Plaster, por ton. 81 Is
salt sud SaitcjFisb. pcr 100 pounds. lJ,ts.
MesshaniiEe, aul AL gti.cs oODmoditics pr
hundred pounds, licis.
Az ADDITIONAL charge q , cents rec barrel ca
G,ur. aud u cents rcrouy hundred pouuis on all
otfior ur.icics. VIII be made az the Winchester
Depot Tor receiving cod forwarding.
~ OEGsE Vi u.e g.4rj
joins BRUCE. Pye.iJsnL
Winchester. Apgi -. iSS7.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
Qil,ll aaI r..ir Qs,rryeiir, .Ns,i,un,.


The uniicdtesiimony Of Ply sieians. through
out the GATED States, has fully proved tic fat
that PETEkS' VEGETABLE PILLS are tie
ouly true Vegetable Pills witch stand thc test
OF .I"IHs Ifi0a-henco the proprietor would most
earnestly urge tom 10 tls notice Of those Who
have bee" n ths habit 81 us,ng as eafhGifies or
SPsr.st!i, the destructive ODD irritating Quaek
I'i!s, - gcuCraly advertised, aud which are at
best but stow consumers Of tic vital func,ioVs
and fii,irffrytfs ogcats. even TO TIE most hale -
10 - uao most OF lte,n produce purs4tiSo elect
aud soms'imrs Transient relief, GUt n most cases
they irIIro utC digestive organs, and ~ hsbituaI
.esort % them must terminate IA conGrme d
dy7rer'ia.
Il true, that f,i ayiis sod operisaI lnedlei.c.
orc often see ar'd, bat the ritrst discrimination
shoIil ais1ys DO Observed ~ ale scle,iio sod
Htis be dyac nothing injurious can result irou,
their use.
To ttellro ui, much desired result, Dr Pc
tess La, r.i,e 10 iis study for severed year. and
laea pt.4i 60 ~ De has % o.. .'h DO, treted.
i1- 5-4uri LIs expeditions. Tir of .-ct ul iis
Iii, sra O. lu9es-rdc the necessity ot a frequent
rero"rsc 60 ieiur.ors ppfzat',y., ouI t1 81 a
l'e4ici-c, sJs, eu 4ea. ani r.. alg 10 i.s opera
uan.
e--These' Usb'e Pills sre f,r sale 81
JOHN 3 %. sTRAIrG. tAai-r,rn.
JAMES lilGGiNs 81 yi,ribua
JOIN = C}UtUS, DO
&. D. STEPHENSON "a r. BECKiIANt.
(sas,..,.s N w. H,gsl Hsytu-ftr.t.
WA. D'VaLl. buEf,.i, .uutn,tug.
Nov. H., l75s-iy.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
60 HriIirr. nn,l Nh cDunrrr.

q ltlANttihI ttftN UlLHl wv fttFN-
n fAc csEnhss q Ftirfr, Leusoun, Jgsrsen.
BsTksiss, .hcrgsa, Hcispshir, HEds, fisJerisk,
SisaenSoah, fsyr, CiIiyspsr, Rsgys-h.n,u4et, Fsu-
gidrr, Esgren, CLsr4s, Prime Higisas. Rock-
iagha,a, .uiii,en. 0rsH,gs, snd .svgissts, tn the
Siais ef lilgiaiI.
FHvhE sub,er I5ers. having Pare chased the right
n To fiiEP1trirk's Patent Machine for Ciea',.
ing Wheat. for the above nsued Counties, eGgT
the same for sale,
knososO insure - gcueral use, aud no miller
Who has ever used Il, Wouii exchange IL Tor any
machine ever Invented for ibe purpose The
fciloNiRg ara SELECTED from numerous certid.
Gates VI similar character, IN our possession.
". a. MILLER,
u ~. MILLER,
JAMES CLOUD.
Alexandra, June 10. ls3q. ct
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

Il A'ifg nIteuhei s.trel Marc rh'rh
sirafft tom uy Er.ni,.s a3oat Go lsih
gu June, i-'-. aatutlfns ite ipiioe isE -t.eIt.-
tinn--tpme uhta tlns u.tkld tLtuuf4 H.t b,8f
--iat largo tsI ia her iotehasi. hiad isf.
uhiio. about D. hftfs biEt. tsisf.tiy stoai
maio, htr pears rh isst SOY tong taii snd
bed been rode lee tirss --ani hattnf f.1e4t-
81 solae informaiion Df toe person who holds
Ter, tui supputing D. has n4t attended Il, che
ajscftsemsnt. viii be- sstnfrd ID be vail send
Der % me, % paying the cost 81 seugiag snd oA-
tra eih'fgos,l noi wishing 10 proceed legally
agsiHsi ihe hoiSor
MICHAEL COOKE.
tfarpers-FeFry. Juus 81. Is3g