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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

The Hooe case-ncw igM.-I. was
stated by Mr.. James w. Bryan. in his
speech al the Raleigh Convention, tia, he
had been informed by MIR. Bloun,, the
Judge Advocate of the Cour, Martial
which tried Lieut., Hooe. tina, the names
of the two negro witnesses whose tesli.
mony was taken against The Lieutenant,
and afterwards appreciated by the Pre-
sident. were sent on TO the Court from
the Navy Department at Washington,
accompanied by orders TO receive their
evidence. and that he. The Judge Advo-
cate made a strong representation Of the
peculiari,ies Of the case 10 The Depart
ment. as deeming il very proper one
for the Presidents interference. Fur.
lher, that after the matter was laid be-
fore Congress, and public indignation
was aroused against the administration.
Mr.. Clay and Mr.. King. Senators from
Alabama. called on Mr.. Blouns. and beg
ged to know il he could not, in some way
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22
Fmm he Ballimars Palrios.
'IRST GUN FROM OHfOl

FlkSH GUN fhUM OhfUs
We have The ifsl seroBn's from Ohio
this morning. They indicate The election
of Mr.. Corsin BY large msjorily. In
Beimonl county. where shannon. The
present. Governor. resides. re have elect
ed our whole ticket. and given corsin d
maioriiy q $40. II Gueresey. The 3D.
joining caualy. We also elect our whole
ticket. These no counties form Con.
gressional District. and are now repre-
sen,ed By Parrish. e.. F. who was
elected IL 1888 BY AZ msJarily. and i
nos beaten over 700 VOTES Wing gain
ol 100 soles in tao counties.
Harrison comiy-Aii heard from.
Corwin 200 ahead. Lasl year Shannon
had i26 majority.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

~ wi.lie p. Nanrum ard Dr smllh. VII
atssai Il tie White Cross ~ Friday The sosh
III d. 4 iber, where they hopc 70 nesi ilepeo
be II thst section nf orange. and q address
Eaan - tic gfeai 4 positions oflnaiional son-
AeEHmenl.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22


Our STOCK COMPRISES.
Superior wool dyed Black CLOTHS.
DO. IL. Blue do.
Do. ho. Intisicle Green, do
Heavy double miIrd Drab Ilnlh, Ger osercoals
Do d.. Grey a.. do
DO. do. Beaver do. d..
Do. do. Pilot DO. do.
Csssimeres. yesiines. Salineis,
Striped and plain LInsey. KeFsey.
SaperW hilney a GreenM. KinsnBlankeis
DulFir and iuilled ditto.
Bisnkel and Cloth Over Costs.
Ladies' Clocks. Plaid shawls. Handker-
chiefs,
White. Red and Green Flannels.
Green Baize. Oil Cloth.
French and English Merinoes.
Plain, Black, and Figured Mous.slin d.
Lane.
French. English and American Prints,
Black and Blue black Bombszines,
Black and C0lnred Silks,
Plain and Cheqnered Muslin,
Worked Collars and Sesrfs.
/ Florenceiand Straw Braid Bonnsts.
i VIEW 5FC liuUVSs fuMFEsf
Bonnei Ribbons. Edgings. Lsces, &c. &c.
i ALSO,
Glass. Queensware, Crockery. and SloIe
Ware,
Turkey Red and Cotton Yarn.
Hardware and Cuiilery.
Molasses. Loal and Brown Sugar,
Chocolate. Mace, closes,
Rice and Ground Ginger.
Powder. Shot. Nails. Window Glass,
White Lead. Prussisn Blue.
Crome Green. Crome yellow, and other
1 Paints, &c. &c. &c.
PARKER e. NELSON.
i October %. a.
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IRON FLORIDA

s.. gsseph's. September ~.
Sore Indian Msrdersss!-ls bsconss
our melancholy duly % record further
sirkering details Of Indian basbaniy.
On Thursday morning. she l0ih instant.
The house u Dir. Nyley Jones. % ii,s
Eeon6ns. in Washington county. shout
81 miles north 81 lhis place. wss sllaek.
RI By parry uf Indians. lhe premises
81 burnt. and Mrs. Jones and one Of her
children. and infsnt. shoi. We hare con
sersed with Dir. Jenes. who says be vas
returning from nne of his fields about
10 o'clack in die morning. and ahea
within no hundred yards d lhe house.
lie heard four or liYe riaes 6fed in
Lis ward: ne ran for The house, and on
rising lie bill. found lie house surround
90 By Indisns. and eight Or len 10 the pi-
szzs. Ihe Indians discovered him 81
thai nlomeni. and pursued him. firing and
uhooping ike devils. Being enlirely
unaFmed. wlihnnl even knife, lie fed
and escaped IN ihe hammock. MIR. Janes's
daughter. girl 81 about - years Of ace.
states that her mother. and negro no.
man, and fur children we're IN The hnose
wien The Indians NeIn discoseredsin The
yard. AlIs. James caught % the yoUn-
grsi child and Was shot IN attempting 10 es-
cope 0ui ulihe door, stuck By three balls,
one passing lhro0gIl The head 81 The rlnld
in her arms. The daughter above men
timed took The Two cblldsens and shile
the Indians seie Fansscklng aud plum
dering lhe house. psssed ous unmolesled
sad hid them in The bushes. The lille
heroine lien returned 10 The house. in
Tile midst af The Indians. helped her
mother Up, Who was lying on The porch.
and assisted her about three hundred
yards into The field, when. becoming
faint from loss Of blood, The llille GIRL leII
her IN search Of water. She returned
with ii. bul her mother. after drinking,
died in lev minutes. Size then cover,
ed her mother and The dead infant with
bushes. and carried The remaining Guild
rem 10 The nearest neighbor.
A Few days before This outrage Mr.
John Logatlhy, while descending lheC Chi
pola river in boat. was killed. probably
by the same party. - pieces OF tarpan
lin belonging 10 The boat were found .
their camping place. about . mile above
Mr.. Jones's.
A company Of volunteers started in
pursuit Of The Indians, and tracked then
10 The Dead Lakes, on The Chipola. Vo
iunieers are now being raised in Thu
county 10 continue The pursuit. but wi
fraT the Indians cannot be oserlaken
The inhabitants near 81. Andrews Ba,
have fed 10 this place for protection. an,
those on Tie EcoHfna have abandone,
their homes and fortified u The house D
L. Robbins. How. long is this state o
uncertainty and alarm 10 exist! Times.
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Frgrffsa 70 a. hid ~ fss - ThHrsdag 81
.ycrsasber, fAs I2sA day 81 fhs moafh.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

n-rDf. smiia all alieal il Joha Nealia's
MI ~ iiaN River. ~ Saturday Tie 3lsi Of
lief ,asr. II II Irrss the people. fegaIdlfss II
p,ry. M 80 ia,i,ei Il attend Iaage VISA
eun aid 0ihsi abis speakers. are es!esled q
sliead.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22

Vermont. Legislature n Yer
mont convened Il Monipelier on The 6lh
instant. by letter in The Boston Posi-.
we learn that The official vote for Cover.
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1840-10-22
NEW
Fall and Winter
GOODS.

WYE beg leave 10 eall Tie siiensiaa II -,
- frends AMI eusiemets.- 10 . ssrrk &c
Goods nos receiving snd ersnia-. iuss frrm
New Y0sk. We viii not attempt 70 fallet,
but invile those sishine 20 parri.ase 10 cali.
and let our se;s speak Instead 81 words.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
ANTE COUNTY

A1HIlE COUNTY. t
To all persons interested in the Real Els
tate ofJohn Nelin. decd.-GREErINe:
VOU are hereby cited to be and appear
M before the Probate Court of Amite
county, on the 4th Monday in March 1910,
and show cause, il any you can, why the
same should not be ordered to be sold-to
wit: Lot or Section Z, township |, of range
3, east; also, lot or section 6, township /,
OF range 3, east; also, lot or section Al ,
township 2, of range 3. east; containing
in the aggregate, two hundred and TWEEN.
ty eight acres, more or less; also, to show
cause why the slaves belonging TO said
estate should not be ordered 10 be sold
WITNESS Jno. WALKER.
Esq, Judge of Probate of
said county, the fourth
Monday Of December,
1899.
ISSUED 3lst Dec, 1899.
S. R. DAVIS,
Clerk OF Prob.
Jan 46-6t-Prs fee $40 so
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15

All articles not enumerated the viii nearly the
lished possible.
facility
from Steamboats, all freight that intended far
e oad without additional charge owners H.
uslnl heavy tax of storage, &c -
% io VIII Be received and receted for all plantations Ge
rder whatever
charge than the transportation the road instructions
the cotton be
AZ Fort iiudson with each shipment by So
SHIPPERS viii be held responsible for all money! when It i no NIL
tner % me owners
PERSONS directing goods COMPANY @
or elsewhere will be particular having Rail Road H.
slgnatod where they o be delivered. - ~ ~0-
by order Of the President and
d. A THORN
- "' 1F gT ~ ioos.-@s-h Chief Engineer
,n - From date the wi charged
Inc Democrat" Clinton;
copy the above and charge G. Il P. H 100 9''
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
REVEREND
ElyIPOSTOR.
ER0H OUY!

A1hDUI. Look out for an INFA
-, MOUS KNAVE, by the name Of y
NUS |. FENWICK,. of New York. VIII,
was tornerly a BAPTIST PREAC CHER
ana better known to the citizens Of Mon.
roe county, as the "REVEREND I'M.
FoSIOR" The soulless VILLAIN, whs
was dismissed from the pulpit, some time
since, TOT improper conduct, is now render
ing hlm'eltsill more infamous, by wick
ediy attempting to impose not merely up
On a Church, @t upon the WHOLE COM
MUNTTY.
A few monthago, this SCOUNDREL
wrote to the subscriber, at Boston, and
wished to be appointed an agent for the
sale Of the MatchlesSanative. The Ge-
neral Agent, not kRwing his depraved
character, gave him an agency, and for
warded him quantity u the medicine.
This he soon sold, and rmitted the mo-
ncy, and ordered another lot, which was
sent about one month since 10 avoid any
suspicion as to the DESIGN of his apply
ing iOf an agency, or to conceal his CLIO
VEN FOOT; he made partial remit
lance Of the sales Of the last lot, only ten
days ago. Yesterday, with utter astonish-
ment. the General Agent learnt that this
REVEREND DECEIVER is now inpious-
~ manufacturing, with his own UNHOLY
HANDS, worthless Medicines SPU-
RIOUS SANATIVE, which he is employ
ing swindling pedla,s to palm upon the
public as the GENUINE ORIGINAL.
CtArlf the people Of America will only
bear ONE FACT in mind, there is not
even q POSSIBILITY Of their being dn-
ped by this UNPRlNCIPLED VILLAIN.
The fact is ihis:--e1-NO PEDLAR, or
TRAVELLING AGENT has ever been
employed in this country TO sell the Sana-
tive, or to leave il with any person to sell
on commission.-c0 Again, every Agent
Of the TRUE Sauative is appointed by
the GENERAL AGENT, and receives
tho medicine directly from the DepositO-
ry, In Boston.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
I'D. j. GREEN,
Grocer and Provision
MERCHANT.

PoRT HUDsoN, La.
HAS constantly on hand and for sale
= for cash. the following articles, to
wit:
FLOUR; MESS and PRIME PORK, BA-
CON, LARD; SUGAR; COFFEE;
BRANDY, WHISKEY, GIN; CIGARS,
TOBACCO; SALT; SOAP; CAN.
DIES, and RICE.
Together with all articles in his line Of
business, which he offers at the lowest
cash prices.
Nov II 4O-r
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
we most sincerely regret, that casea

We most sincerely regret, that cases
of hypocrisy SO often occur among the
clerical ranks-and we hope the "wolf in
Sleeps clothingr named in the following
letter, from Mr.. Mayhem, will receive his
Just deserts for imposing upon the commu-
nifty. Pass him along, brother typos, that
he may be held up to universal contempt,
AID thus save many from becoming his
duPcs.
NEW YORK, DEc. II, 1880.
Eir:-Although am not personally &C.
quainied with you, trust, when you per-
ceiye the object Of my letter, you will ex-
cuse the liberty take in addressing you.
II is possible, YOU may not be aware that
n man by the name Of Enos l.. Fenwick,
now in this city, Formerly Baptist prea-
cher. and familiarly known TO the citizens
Of Monroe county. as the "Reuerend I'm
PosRer,' y is manufacturing medicine and
selling it for the Matchless Sanative, of
which perceive you are the general a.
gent have every reason TO believe, sir,
that Mr.. Fenwick is an unprincipled man,
as he was, not long since, deposed from
the ministry for taking unwarrantable Ii
berries with members of his church, |
therefore, as the enemy of knayery, feel
anxious that no should be speedily expos
ed, lest many ofmy fellow citizens should
be defrauded by him out of their money,
ifnot their characters. deem il the con-
scientious duty of every man, to expose
villainy and vice wherever and whenever
he meets it. Besides, Sir, another consi-
deration should prompt me to make known
to YOU the above facts, l have daughter,
who. thank God, has been raised from a
wasting skeleton. to perfect health--and
that too, by the simple means Of using one
vial and halt Of the Matchless Sanatve,l
which bought at 255 Broadway, of G. s.
Francis, your agent for the city. Beliey
ing that you will duly appreciate the mo.
tiyes which have induced me to address
Won thus unceremon!ous and hoping
that Won will take the earliest steps to
exposc to the world the base imposteA :
Fenwick; subscribe q yseli,
Sir, very respectfully, v,,py
J. p. MAYHEM. q
DR.. David s. Rowland,l
Boston, Mass. u
pS Mr.. Jones, the bearer, who is a z
-. ~ s,art for your city, will hand you :
~. JU LITER and If you desire he will give :
en.D nor, more detailed account Of Fenwick, "
y ,sSn !, would be possible for me TO do on 7
A4
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
MOrWs MwltiCGMIts
TREES.
TliE subscriber has lately purchased
= upwards Of
100000

MORUS MULTICAULIS TREES,
Grown in the vicinity of Philadelphia,
they are from imported cuttings Of the
genuine Morus Multicaulis, and measure
from three to six feet in height, he will be
able to deliver them in lots to suit pur-
chasers, by the lst of January. Persons
wishing to purchase the above article will
please address the subscriber, either by
letter or personally, as soon ms convent
ent, as the demand is extensive.
w. BADGER.
Port Hudson, La, Nov II. 4O-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
q q q q

GsrLet all who buy The Sanative, land
almost every body does buy it, REMEM-
BER THE ABOVE FACTS, and they
NAV be SURE Of obtaining the GENU'
me ORIGINAL COMPOUND.
I'm. R.--Every-agent of the Match
less Snnative is EARNESTLY desired t
give an IMMEDIATE ALARM, by hay
inc ,his article inserted one month in al
vhe uapers in their towns. And that the
General Agent may be CERTAIN tha
the public arc put ON the LOOK QUITO
the hIPOSTOR, he viii kindly thank al
his agents to Esrward him copy Of eaci
uapar advertised in, AS SOON AS POS
ETkTE DIS ROWLAND,
Gen. American Agent, Depository
M. IS0. WaIhiRgtca 81, 3OstOn.
- ~, lGcs. QW
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
To our Patrons.

WE return you our grateful acknowl
~ edgements for your generous pat
ronage January has come and our ere.
dItors call aloud for their money, to you
we look for relief We cannot leave our
shop to call and see you, but avail our
selves Of this opportunity to inform you
that under existing circumstances, to wait
longer for our money, is impossible. To
those who wish, in these hard times, to
save cost, we would say, call and settle
with us.
CAFFRY g. POUND.
Jan4 46-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
N Office.

NMHE undersigned, administrators of the
~ estate ofEdmond Andrews, deceased,
will, at the February Term of the Probate
Court of Amite county, present their &C
counts, with said estate, for final settle
ment and allowance, when and where all
persons interested may attend.
MARIA BURRIS,
Admr'x.
T. J. sPURLOCK,
Admir-.
Jan 46-tc
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
PINEY WOODS PLANTER.
New Cheap Store.

+. W. HARRIS and X. X. BECHTEL
HAVE established themselves at San
- dy Creek, under the style and firm
Of +. w. Harris e. Co., where the offer for
sale ION good terms)a general assortment
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
II CARD.
f HAVE just received per the ship Al
"a kansas, an extensive assortment of
Coach Trimmings.


got up in New York expressly for my use ;
consisting Of Top Leather, green and drab
Damask, SILK Fringe, Patent Leather La
ces, DC.
These materials are of the first quality,
and sent to me at the lowest prices,
which will enable me to execute any re-
pairs on Carriages in the most superior
style and on the most reasonable terms.
To the public, for its extended and liber-
al patronage, | return my sincere thanks.
and continuance of the same is respect
fully solicited.
keep constantly on hand and make TO
order, Pclestraps and body and single-tree
Braces; also, repairing g. doing up Coach
Harnesses, executed in the neatest man
ner, at my COACH SHOP on Pine, he
tween Franklin and st. Catharine streets.
J.R. VALLEAU.
Natchez, Jan I8. 47-4t
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
Re tiCsGn0 House.
PORT HUDSON, LA.
Samuel f. Marks

NAAsAAA ~ NMdA1 Has
RESPECTFULLY informs his friend.
"a and the public in general, that he
has taken the above establishment, and
opened house Of Entertainment. His
Table will be furnished in superior man.
ner, the country alfordng Game and all
the necessaries calculated to please the
traveller and visitor. Attention, also, will
be particularly paid to his Stabling, and
he best Provlnder and ostlers provided.
Ills Bar will be supplied with the best
Wines and Liquors ofevery kind.
lie has several neatly furnished Private
Rooms for the accommodation Of families.
Port Hudson is the place of debarkation
for persons going to Jackson, Clinton, &c.
The Rail Road Cars from Port Hudson
to Jackson, and to within 4 miles of Gin.
svu, are now running Daily
NOV ou 4l-tf
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
List GDfLeffeH.s

List aDfLeffeR's
I'D EMAINING ia the Post Office at Ii
: ~ berty, Mi, on the lst day Of January
j 1910; which, If not taken out within tire,
months, will be sent to the General Pos
| Office as dead letters.
| A
Adams Alexander Andrews II Ii
| B
Brown Mrs Elizabeth, Butler Judge Aa
ron, Bourgeois Monsieur Pierre La, But
Ter Aaron sr, Burris Mrs M-,2; Brown
John, Brsbham James, Brown James jr.
&C
Cox Henry, Cox Robert, Cain VIM F,
Clark Charles. Caldwell John, Curry d
P, Cook Drury, Claughton Griffin P, Cas-
sell Jno, Cotton Haley M, Chapman r N,
Cheatham The r.
Denman T, Denman ].
E
EwelI Micajah.
r
Fisher H, Falls N ], Planners Henry,
Fielder Rev Charles, Farrenberg Jno,
Finch William.
Gale L G, Graves James J.
III
Hood Miss Nancy G, Hood Miss Eliza
beth, Hollywood Henry, Harper Mrs Eliza
beth, Horton Jno, Houldt William, Hol-
lister Grin A, Ravens Miss Della, Har-
rington ii F, Harris William, Huff VIM l.,
Hill Beyseye, Hamilton Amos, Hackney
f B.
jackson David 2, Johnson Noble, James
PR.
Lumpkins VIM N, Loflin Francis, Lusk
Joseph 3.
Maxwell Miss Jane, McGehee james 2,
Montgomery John, McMorris Alexander,
Mason David, Mccoy Jesse, Moore John,
McGehee David, Miller Jno W, Moore
Tho l., McKeiney Turner, Mattock G H
Mccormick Hugh care Of MIR Groscn.
p
Perkins Monroe 2, Peale E, Phillips
Mrs Margaret.
r
Richardson James, Rosenberg H, Rey-
nolds Thomas, Russell DR. Robt B 5.
s
Sharp H, shurtliff Oliver, Smith John .,
Suurlock A, Spurlock Thos J. Shuler VIM,
Scot, VIM Smertwell James A. Il
r
Thompson David: Il
Weir Samuel, Weir Thomas, Whiting q
ton KiniOn.
Persons applying for letters in the n 7
hove list viii please say they are adyerti-
sed. y. ~ y . -. 81
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
Groceries T. Provisions

Groceries j. Provisions
UST received and for sale by the sub
" scrber,
10 bids Hams, sides and shoulders,
% bbls [sup.l Flour,
20 bbls Molasses,
40 sacks coarse and fine Salt,
Prime Pork,
30 bbls Irish Potatoes,
Rectified Whiskey,
Brandy and Wines,
80 bbls NJ 0. Sugar,
20 sacks Havana Coffee.
8 Java 1
100 cadey. Imperial Teas.
u bbls Loaf Sugar,
tierces Rice,
80 boxes Sperm Candles,
Is No. Soap
Goshen Cheese, Wooden Ware,
Tobacco. Segars,
Havana Preserves,
SO kegs Leaf Lard,
| cask Lamp Oil,
Brooms, &c. &c.
And many other articles in the Grocery
line. al NEAFTiS
Jackson, La, Nov is. 4O-f
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
DRY GOODS.
Groceries.
QUEENS WIRE,

&c. &c. &c.
at Natchez prices. AS new beginners,
they humbly ask share of public pat.
ronoge.
Sandy Creek, Jan Is. 47-l3t
N. B. All orders for goods, lin their
line,) will be promptly attended to.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
Office.

rs hereby given that will present my
1 accounts for final settlement and al
lowance, as the administrator of the good.
and chattles rights and credits, which were
Of Agnes G. Maxwell, deceased. to the
Probate Court Of franklin county, at the
next May Term, (lS40,) thereof
R0BERTM. LOWRY,
Admr.
Feb 4o-tc
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
COnfcctiOnaries.

OO1yGCtIO1lO2'1CS.
He respectfully solicits the custom of the
citizens ofNatchez and the neighboring
country.
Persons giving either public or private
parties, can be supplied with every varie-
ty Of cakes, candies, &C., at short notice
and on very reasonable terms.
Country merchants, by calling at his
establishment or sending their orders for
articles Of confectionery, will be supplied
at considerable reduction on the custo-
mary rates, and the goods packed up in
such manner as to he transported with
safety. CHAS. DOUMAX.
Nov % 4O-6t
6TThe Piney Woods Planter and Fay-
cite Advertiser will give the above six
insertions and forward accounts to this Of
flee for collection. Free Trader.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
DR.. David s. Rowland,
Boston. Mass.

ps- mr.. Jones, the bearer, who is a
ho,,, to start for your city, will hand you
ri. ls,ter and II you desire he will give
. ~. mara detailed account Of Fenwick,
wv. yOaa 4 would be possible for me TO do on
Dan = l.. p. M.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
COMfeCtiOM0Fies.

YNHE Subscriber has recently refit,ed
his establishment in Natchez, and
made such arrangements as will enable
him to keep constantly on hand an extern
siye assortment of
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-02-15
State of Mississippi,

Jan a
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1840-11-10
Oas 9einltat Der qEabl.

SSir slauben tauni, bas tsi irsenb elmer bic
tetin ben Der. etaatsn ssbaltsnsu 1Dabl
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