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MARRYAT'S DIARY IN AMERICA, with Re.
4Vl marks on its Institutions.
Also, the tenth number OF Boz's Sketches
Just published aud for sale at w NJ. MORRISONS,
doors west Of Browns hotel. Aug. 10
The native American., 1839-08-10

~ TX WEEKS IN FAUQUIRE.-Being the substance
~ of sere, Of familiar letters illustrating the scenery,
the White Supher Spring at Warrenton Fsuqure conn
ty, Virginia. written in 1885 10 gentleman in New
England by vister.
Just published, and for sale at
w. M. MORRISON'S
Book and Stationery store, ! doors west Of
Juy6 Browns Hotel.
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ENaO HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE THOU
Il SAND Sawed Laths, best quality, now landing at
the wharf onCana Bridge Lumber Of every description
lime, sand, cement, frnwood, fence posts, railing and
paling
Aug. 10 ULYSSES WARD.
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MERRY VALUABLE WORK.-Jnst received this
V day and for sale by w. NJ. MORRISON tour doors
qns de Laplace, Peer of France Grand Cross Of the
Legion Of Honor, Member Of the French Academy Of
the Sciences Of Paris Board ofLongtude Of France
OF me Royal Societies Of London and Gotengen of the
Academies of Sciences Of Russia, Denmark, Sweden
Prussia Holland, and Italy, Member Of the American
Academy of the Arts and Sciences, &c Translated from
the French witha Commentary by Nathaniel Bowdtch,
IL. D. Fellow Of the Royal Societies Of London, Edin-
bnrgh and Dublin, Of the Philosophical Society held at
Philadelphia, Of the American ACADEMY Of Arts and
Sciences, &c, in vols. quaito July g.
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A NrHON'S CLASSICAL WORKS.
"A Anons Horace, Cicero, Cesar, Sallust, Grammar.
Prosody, and Lessons
The above works by Professor Anthem for sale
cheap by w. nj. MORRISON,
July 10 Four doors west OF Browns Hotel.
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GUNNER GOODS.-Jus received and for sale,
- 1928 yards painted Cambrics (cheapj
cartoons colored satin Ribands
do. Brussels Scarfs
IS light. coored Parasols
100 pieces American Nankeen
doz fine corded Skirts
June l. A. w. & J.. E. TURNER. IT
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Nj EW BOOhS,-The Metropolitan Pulpit, or Sketch
Of the most Popular Preachers in London, by the
author oil Random Recollections, the Great Metropolis
The native American., 1839-08-10

ENGLISH BOOkS.-Ihe works Of Lori Bacon, with
IL an Introductory Essay and Portrait, in two vols.
Byron's Works complete, III vol.
The First Translation OF the Bible, by Miles Cover
dale, Bishop Of Exc
Loudon's Encyclopedia Cottage, Farm, and Villa
Architecture. and Furniture.
Also, Encyclopedia of Agriculture
Also, Surbusban Gardener.
Are just received and for sale at ~.
w. M. MORRISON'S
Book and Stationery Store, doors west OF Browns
Hotel. Aug.l0
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FROM THE NLW ORLEANS BEE, JULY ~.
The following highly interesting letter to the
editors Of this paper was received yesterday by
the steamer Telocipcde, from Red river:
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HARD-We should take il particular favor if all
~ customers who have received their accounts TO
July s would call and settle them without further notice
| INV IA BRADLEY K CATLETT.
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Strangers arriving IN the city obtain od gings in
this establishment at any hour OF the night
THOS. LLOYD, Proprietor.
Wanted TO purchase Boy and Girl for the above es.
Enlistment. July g.
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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1839-10-16
Flour

Flour.
= n BbIs fresh superior Flour, just re-
- ceived and for sale at the store Of
MURRAY & GARNE1T, by
E. G. WOOD. s
June q, 1880 g
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Law NOTICE.
q. =. WILCOX & Wn9. n. TODD

Attorneys and Counscllors at Lar,
WILL PRACTICE IN PARTNER
SHIP. at Fayette, and will attend
all the Courts Of Jefferson County; the Cir
cult Court Of Adams and Claiborne Coun-
ties, and the several Courts at jackson.
WILLIAM N. ToDD willreside at Fayette
Office near the Court House.
Business von6ded TO either, wiIireceivc
the prompt attention Of both.
N. BIG. Fl. Wilcox will continue to re
side at Rodney, and practice hisprofession
as heretofore.
oct "a ct
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PR ORES SIGNAL.
Do0Ton :. .. r1CKErz
formerly Of Mavspiuc Ku).

Formerly Of Mayspiile Ky).
MEMBERS his professional services to
i. the citizens Of Rodney, and neighhor-
hood, 10 the various branches Of bis profes-
ION. He may be found at the Union Hotel
Dr. r refers to the following gentlemen
10 the Medical Faculty, Of Transylya-
MIA University, Lexington.
Professors Caldwell and Short, Louis
willie Med Institute.
Tho. L. Dobyns and E. G. Wood, Rod
ney, Mi.
DR.. Davis and Metcalfe, Natchez, Mi
Josias A. Lyle, 40
Professor Us. Riddle, Louisiana Medi
cal College.
Rodney, May A, 1880.
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Was approved; mo matter how unprecedented,
violent, or wanton or pncalled for, no mat-
ter how much at variance with our approved
habits and policy; no matter though j. de-
iflance to the wishes and resolutions Of Con-
|eress and "a The implQrings and oqtcries of
The entire commercial aud trading classes.
Did . law OF charter present hreastwork
to the sweep Of bis inexornble pride and
preiudicei Il avails US no MORE than the
green withs on the arms Of samson. Did
the suggestion Of old and experienced states
men, the fathers and sages Of the country,
effect hinf They were regarded as the
/ idle winds. You might - we'll have rea-
soned with the tempest when its fury was 81
its highest He alone was the State BIZ
will nlone was Law; no, Jaolkson, personat
|lv. without any reference st0lC Ougfess q Y
chnstess, was The supple sole and sapse1ns
||Goyernmeni Of sthe United States, and !
more perfeol, sentire, snnmiGgaled and q
IImos.elass deepp tism, M cpsnlFys ever groan
led apnders What ihens has sthe leos,nlfs
lgainedf Has any truth been develops
lahout which lhes minds q Ithe sage4 OF Al
IReyolutiop were nntP WIGHT ~ expexiepea
/ Yes, w have leRyped one truth ead 81
have leaned 4 despl ler Il has been hraad
/ led upon out 5odls 81 ibe iron rod q ohsliqat
Land bepiebted despotiSn. You nay .raat
IIin ihe ruin of 1ho tho1sendc .of our. ielIoll
EcI.izs1S ID every State and Icrrilory, n
results g vtoss lives q laboF md ~. !!
j have been destroyed |, 6dlters 10 q
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on the name Of wisdom and statesriansilip
to call upon any well informed friend of his
country TO vote to continue power in the
hands Of man whose only, sole, single and
contemplate merit has beena blind and un-
compromising servility to the person Of his
predecessor? No!-Let the Sub-Treasnry
be enforced, and let the Office holders pocket
money it they will, but do not ask Us 20 call
Van Buren, wise statesman, or Benton
sensible inancier-any thing but that. ~
To Mhnm then shall the eye Of the pa
trios look for the ability and wisdom 10 help
The country out of its diflicuitie.f To whom
shall we Turn to select as our brave aud ex-
pericnced pilot 10 conduct ~ again 70 the
blessed shores Of q sound National curseucy
and q prosperous trade2 To whom but b Z
sagacious statesman and orator, whose
warning voice was heard twelve years sgos
but heard in vain. NI3slg sTfsT
Twelve years ago, 90 strong were ssbe
hallucinasion Of party tbat We looked uppn
Clay as monster! And now, with the biz
ter experience Of adversely upon us, We
have become convinced that Clay was =
prophet, and that his advice, il followed,
would have saved the country! 9Fz ssti j
Letus then unite upon him, and spare no
pains or expense to present him 70 The
farmers Of Tennessee in his true light.
Let his name and tame, associated as L Is
with the recollection At thirty years Of tram
scendant services, but poorly fequited- en-
twincd as Il 70 with an that Is wise, and pro-
dent, and eloquent ia leeislssion- Act. y
Join to his name the watchwotd of Z sound
currency, and d ID impossible but thaf suc-
cess will crown the efforts of the Wing party
ia this State and in de Union. osss q Ssa-s
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which are now in complete order for the re-
ception of Cotton. They pledge themselves
to take every pains to prevent injury to
Cotton that may be stored with them; and
respectfully solicit share Of patronage from
planters who may wish Cotton stored in Rod
ney. HENRY q HOYLE.
Aug 90, 1889. IS.
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asass.s -. 9 .'ss.s sNss 80
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Produce.

ID ECEIVED on consignment, and for
sale by the subscriber, at the store q.
MURRAY g. GARNErT, a fresh supply of
NESS and PRIME PORK, BACON, and
FLOUR. t :.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
THE OLD CLOCK.

"Here she goes, there she goesi"-Some
years ago there came to this country family
from England, which settled on the upper part
Of this island, and opened public house.
Among their chattels was an old family clock
which they priced more for its age than its ac-
tual value, although il had told the hours for
years on years with the utmost commendable
fidelity. This clock is now situated in one
Of the private parlors Of the house, and many
a time has ii been the theme Of remark in
consequence Of its solemnly antique exile
rior.
A few days since, about dusk, couple of
mad wags drove up to the door Of the hotel,
seated in light and beautiful wagon, drawn
by superb bay horse. They sprang out
ordered the ostler to pay every attention to
the animal and to stable him for the night
Entering the hotel they tossed off glass Of
wine piece, bemouthed cigar, and directed
the landlord to provide the best game supper
in his power. There was winsome look in
the countenance Of the elder--a bright spark
ling in his eyes which occasionally he half
closed ina style that gave him an air of"a know
ing one,' and a slight curving Of the corners
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DWELLING HOUSE IN GEORGETOWN TO BE
LET FROM THE 4TH OF MARCH NEXT -

IL One Of the handsomest and most commodious
WssM Dwelling Houses in the District with small gar
den and stable, delightfully."- and beautifully stu
ated in Georgetown, about twenty minutes walk from the
Departments The House is in good condition, and may
be had with without furniture. II il now occupied by
Senator Fulton and is well known as the property Of
Mrs w. Williamson. For particulars, inquire Of Mrs.
Williamson, or at this Office. Jan loft
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Collyers Lectures Scripture Facts and Prophecy,
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'HEAp BooKs--Isaer,on,. wo.,. ! O., vo,,m..
- the Boston edition, price A. "'fAS' o'o '0'u"'
81 original price 81 So MOTIFS . vols ovo. price
Life of Arthur Lee, 2 vol. oc,,
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he following lines were written by young L
man, who died for love; the object Of his al
S having married his rival:
saw thee welded thou didst 60
Within the sacred aisle
Thy young cheek in blnshing glow
Between tear and a smile.
Thy heart was glad with maiden glee,
But he it loved SO fervently,
Was faithless all the while:
hate him for the vow he spoke,
hate him for the vow he broke. =.
hid The love that could not die,
Its doubts, It's hopes, its fears;
And buried all my misery
In secrecy and tears.
And days passed on, and thou didst prove
The pang Of unrequited love,
Fen in thy early years.
And thou didst die, SO fair and good,
In silence and in solitude!.
Whilst thou was living, did hide
Affections secret pains; a..
I'd not have SHOCKED thy modest pride
For all the world contains.
But thou hast perished--and the fire
That often checked, could ne'er expire,
Again unfolding reigns.
II is no crime to speak my vow,
For ah thou canst not hear II now,
Thou sleep'st beneath the lowly stone,
That dark and dreamless sleep;
And he, the loved and chosen one,
Why goes he not TO weep2
He does not kneel where have knelt:
He cannot feel what have felt,
The anguish still and deep:
The painful thought OF what has been,
The canker worm that Is not seen.
".
But las DER the dark blue wave
Uncon5ciously ride,
My thoughts are lowering DER thy grave,
My soul is by thy side.
There is one voice that walls thee yet,
One heartthat never can forget,
The visions that have died
And aye--thy form Is buried there,
A doubt--an anguish--a despair
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POETRY.
From the Knieksrboeksr.
A WINTER NIGHT.

=
y THE lurHoa or tire LAMENT or the CHEROKEE"
Cold blows the wind !---across the moor
The smothering tempest dies
A spirit al my cottage door,
In wailing accent cries:
What spirit rides the midnight storm,
Amid the drifting snow1
i see shiyering, spectral form
Ihear voice wo:
"Wild Is the woful night, and drear!
Wild are the ruins of the year
Where is the heart Of human mould
The tear on PHYS cheek is cold
Sweet Mercys welcome giving hand
IS shackled in palsying band
And all the fire Of love, that blest
And warmed the hospiiable breast,
Is al lis frozen shrine decayed,
And mid It's ashes cold, forsaken hope is laid
See = yonder shines the lighted hall,
Where Pleasure moves the giddy ball.
Her notes are calling In the air,
But money buys welcome there
Then, Vanity, enjoy your mirth,
Your revelry and noise;
God notes the starving beggar's worth,
And all your vapid joys.
Bui could your eyes contrast see
To all your mirth and revelry:
While We, DER whom rich Plenty pours her horn
Lack the enjoyment Of no earthly gin,
Weeps for home the exiled wretch forlorn,
Chilled meath the faithless shelter Of drftl
"For him no hearth with rudy embers glows,
No threshold dear hallowed precinct shows;
Misfortune counts him In her squalid train
Pale, hopeless grief, and penury, and pain;
While stern adversely, with scourge In hand,
Lashes her grooming victim through the land.
oh, fount of pity from thy heaven flow,
And wash from earth the springs Of human wo!
:" See yon proud dome, whose turrets high
The warning winds defy;
There Avarice dwellsl
With what scowl of bitter hate
He Knocked the beggar at his gate,
Heavens record tells!
Fierce winds, that hur the bowling tempest past,
Yelull his slumbers on his bed OF down,
But bear not TO his ears the stfled moan
OF him whose rags i'll shield him from the blast
"Is life a blessing to few,
Who may its fowery paths pursue,
While thousands in Its wilds who grieve,
Ask Of themselves for what they live7
Shall The bright sun bestow delight,
When round the world he drives the night,
And with the selfsame torch illume,
But 10 reveal more hideous gloom7
Hence, sorrow, from my bosom fee;
He shines no more in vain for mel"
The wind Is hushsd across the moor
The wreathed snow-shroud lies,
But still around my cottage door,
A mournful spirit cries:
How pale the distant moon appears
Her face looks stained with bitter tears;
Has to her orb assembled high
From earth the sufferers midnight cry
And moved her fearful sympathy!
0, was it far beyond her borne,
To where The grieving cease to mourn,
Where heals the tender heart, by cruel anguish
torn
Go, brother, search yon drined heap!
The beggar and his sorrows sleep
Within its emblematic fold;
Zen as your tear of pity, cold"
IT'S morn; hear my bleating sheep;
Strange do my visions seem! sa#
How !-did wake, and hear, and weep7
Or did only dream7
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The terms upon which this Company make their ar
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OFFICERS ".I.
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WILLIAM p POWERS, Notary.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph d. Beers, Peter Stuyvesant,
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Charles Hoyt, William Stebbins,
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OF Cap Writing Paper satin surface White and has Jase
wIrb new mandatory Just established at the North
exce's IN quality and finish any before brought y,
only rees;Sa For sale at reasonable price 40 Teans
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NEW GARDEN sEEDS-JoHN GARDINER,
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Landreth Philadelphia, and by the Society Of Shakers
near Albany has received general assortment Of Garden
Seeds Of last years growth from those establishments
The Seeds are for sale, unaduteraed, at GARDENERS
Seed Store street. between 9th and 10TH nearly OPP
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SouVENlRS, ILLUSTRATED BOOKS, &c--A
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ny, TAYLOR, and several new ones daily expeoted
u juvenile Souvenirs and Juvenile Books illustrated
DOCKS OF Travels and Books of Engravings in great va
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CAPTAIN KIDD, a Romance by lngraham author Of
~ "Lahtre" the Pirate Of the Gulf, &c. in 2 Volumes
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RICH AND SPLENDID LOTTERY.
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DASSAGES FROM THE DIARY, kept from l774
i to l776 of Christopher Marshall, Philadelphia, mem
Der Of the Committee Of Observation Of the Provincial
Conference and of the Council Of Safety.
One small volume, first published is this day
ceived, for sale by
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N EW BOOKS-The Heir of Sellwood novel by
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Aon together with all other late works. to the sub
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n nIty raymond by Mrs Gore, author of Mothers and
&c Tor sale and circulation as above. dec
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The Phenix, n collection in volume, price rs cents
Of old and rare Fragments translated containing the Mo-
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the Creation by Sanchomatho; the Voyages Of Hanno
Hempsas history Of the African settlements Transla-
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Plato the Immortality of the Soul Dacier's transla-
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