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Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
BY Alex'R'. G.. lMcVutt.

GOVERNOR or THE STATE OF Nrsstssfpp,
10 the Sheriffs Of Adams. Jefferson. 4
mite, Franklin, Lawrence. Wilkinson
Marion, Covington, Jones, Wavne'
Ferry, Greene, Jackson, Hancock ana
flke counties. GREETING:
WHEREAS, I have received jnf,rma.
ton that vacancy has occurred
IN the Office q Judge of the High Court of
Errors and Appeals, by the dccease Of tbe
hon. r Rutillius r.. Pray, OF the second
District; | do therefore, issue this writ
authorizing and requiring you 10 hold an
election in your county, on Monday and
Tuesday, the 10th a. 18th DAYS Of Febru
airy, ls4o, 10 6ll said vacancy; and do.
moreover, enjoin yop to conduct the same,
IN all respects, conformably to law, and
maze due return thereof to the Secretary
Of State.
In testimony whereof, have hereunto
set my hand, and caused the Great
Seal Of the State to be affixed, at
Jackson, this the I'd day Of January,
A. D. 1910, and of the sovereignty
Of the State Of Mississippi, the TWEEN
ty-third.
A. g. McNUTT.
by the Governor,
TI1OS. B. WOODWARD, 3
Secretary Of State. =
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
NO s,EI'sl,f' 10 ],

? hereby given that IwlIl present rnv
: accounts for final settlement ana ii.
Iowance, as the administrator III the 0ood,
and chattles rights and credits, which svere
Of Agnes G. Maxwell, dece IA. NJ ths
Probate Court 81 Franklin County, ~ rbe
next january Term (l84O) thereof.
ROBERT M. Lowry. Adm,
sis"s n 37-ICt.
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
AT THE coon ON pnr..,,s

IhEsV0oD OLD PRICES.
III VIE subscribers take pleasure in an
= nouncing to the public that they are
now carrying on the above business In ri
Oerty, OF the old shop on Washington 4
ana are prepared to do work fall sorts II
inc blacksmith line, at the shortest notice
ana an best style. Fully satisfied that ONE
DoLLAR Is enough for making and put-
ting On pair ofshocs, they will shoe hor-
ses TOR TWO DOLLARS The Get. and d.
an other work IN proportion. They are
.,1 with Iron, Steel, Coal, &C., and
VIII make u the interest Of the Planters
ana others to give their custom; therefore
they doubt not but liberal share of nat
ronage (which they solicit,) will Re eyten-
led to them. JONEs& TILLOTSON
Liberty, February ? 1889. Soft
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18
Office.

rNHE undersigned viii, offer for sale to
= the highest bidder, at the store Of MI
hlnnebrew, on the last Saturday Of Janu-
airy, inst, Two eighths ofaLAND lvinq
on Goodwin's Bayou, one and a half miles
east Of Adams meeting house. Purcbas-
ers are required to give notes with appro-
we'd security, JOHN TERRELL,
Jana IA -
Piney Woods planter. (Liberty, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1838-1840, 1840-01-18

ME undersigned, administrators of tho
- estate ofEdmond Andrews, deceased.
wan, at the February Term Of the Probate
court q Amite county, present their ac-
counts, with said estate, for final settle
menl and allowance, when and where ali
persons interested may attend
MARIA BURRIS.
Admr'x.
a. ]. SPURLOCK,
Admir-.
'"h 46-tc
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
MONTPELIER, NOV. S3, 1910.

When Mehemit Ali made his famous canal from
Alexandria to the Nile, he did il by forciby mar
ching down 10000 men from all parts of the
country, and obligng them to excavate with their
hands, as tools they had not or perhaps could not
be provided. The excavation was completed in
three months, but 10000 men died in the opera
ton. Then comes the curse of the CONSUMPTION,
which is exercised in most cruel and arbitrary
manner, without any sort of rule or law TO regu-'
late it, An order is given to the chief of dis
trict to furnish II certain number of men these
he seizes like wild beasts wherever he can find
them without distinction or exemption, the weak
well as the strong, the sick as well as those in
health and AS there is no better rond 10 the Pa
chas favor than showing great zeal in this branch
of the service, he, If possible collects more even
than were demanded. These chained, march
ed down to the river, and embarked amidst the
tears and lamentations of their families who
know that they shaIl probably never see them n
gain for change of climate, bad treatment, and
above all, despair, cause mortality in the Pa
cha's army beyond belief mutaton is not now,
considered an exemption, aud the consequence of
the system is that from Assouan, ut the first cHta
ract, 10 AIeppo You, literally speaking, never
see young nau in village, aud such is the de-
popuHit ION, that II things continue rs they now
are, Tor two yeals more, and the pacha insists
keeping up lilsarny to lis present force, will be
Mt, r!y Impossible Tor tho crops TO he got in, or
for any OF the operations of agriculture to he
carried on.
! The Whole of this atrucious system is carried
into action by The cruelest means justice of
any sort for the weak no security for those who
are better off; the basna do and other torures APP
| piled on every occasion, at the arbitrary will of
every servant Of the Government In addition to
this, the natives OF the country are rarely employ
ed in office OF trIIstand the who { Gov
crnlnent is entrusted TO Turks In short, the
worst features Of the Mameluke and Turkish
rules are still in active operation; hut the method
of applying them is much more ingenious, and
the boosted civilization of Nehenlit ALI amounts
TO this lhn being beyond doubt IA man of extra.
ordinary talents, he knows how to bring into play
the resources Of the country better tlian his pre-
decessors did, but, like them, entirely Tor his own
interest, and without any reference TO the well be-
ing of the people; and that with the aid of his
European instruments he has, if may speak,
applied the screw with Il muster hand. and squee-
zed from the wrelches under his sway the very
last drop OF their blood.
Such is the state OF these two countries Syr-
ia is perhaps the worst off Of the two ; for the
EgyptunS used to oppression bear it without II
struggle; whist the Syrlnns, who had been less
harshy treated in old times wruhe under and
gnaw their Chain. AIehemet Ali is now II years
I,II
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

made Mrs. L-n?' -" Indeed, ! always
thought deal of you, doctor, and ifmy mother
does not say against it, have no objection" The
doctor left Miss Mary in few minutes, enjoining
on her to fix the dayton any would suit him, but
to send him up word the day before.
The doctor was scarcely home keen dis
pute arose in the family among the three young
ladies, all claiming the doctor. The eldest one
said the offer was first made to her and she did
not positively refuse. The second declared that
she wished only little more time 10 think upon
it, aud Ihe youngest insisted that ii was complet-
ly settled with her. The mother of the young la
lies was in such difficulty with her daughters,
that she was obliged to call upon the doctor her
self to settle the dispute She called, and the rev.
erend doctor in his characteristic way, said. "My
dear Mrs. VT, ! am very fond of peace in
families; it is all the same thing to me, which of
them, and just settle il among themselves, and
send me up word.' I he doctor was married to
the youngest, and one of his sons is respectable
clergyman tin the land of the mountain and the
food" Exchange Paper.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
LENGTH OF DAYS.

ences nj Munich, by Dr. Tenzen contains the fol-
lowing notice of the length Of days in the Trinci
pal cities of Europe. At Berlin and London the
longest day has sixteen and halt hours, and the
shortest seven and half hours. AT Stockholm
and Upsnl, The longest has eighteen and halt
hours, aud the shortest five and half At Ham
seventeen hours and the shortest seven. At ST.
Peiersburgh and Tobolsk the longest has nine
Teen and the shortest five hours. At Tornea, in
Finlnnd,tle longest day has twenIy-one hours and
a hall, aud the shortest two and half. AT War
dorbus, in Norway, the day lasts from May 81 10
July - without interruption; and in Spitzbergen
the longest day lasts three months and half
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
TYRANNY OF MEHEMET ALI.
BY AN EYE WINE,

The boosted civilization which Mehemet Ali
has introduced into the countries under his sway
is entirely superficial, aud has no origin whatever
in any real improvement or umeliOration in the
condition, or tor the benefit Of their respective
populations.
In Egypt the whole Of the land belongs 10 tie
Pacha besides himself there is no landed pro-
prelOr, aud he has the absolute monopoly Of eve
ry thing that is grown IN the country. The iol-
lowing is the manner in which il is cultivated =
Portions of land arc divided ont between the fell
labs Of II village, according 10 lhtir numbers
seed, corn, cotton, or other produce, is gwen IL
them: This they sow and reap, aud of The pro
dpce rs per cent is Immediately taken to The Pa
elias depo;s. The remaining 20 per cent. is lett
with them, with, however, the power to take it at
Il price fixed by tie PaCha himself AMI then rc.
sold to them AT "A higher rate. This is generally
done, and reduces the piItance left them about
five per cent. more from this day they are o pay
the capitation tax, which is not levied according
10 the real number OF the inhabitants of village
but according 10 numbers at which il is rated in
the Government books; so thai in one instance
with which was acquainted, n village, originally
rated at 200, reduced by the conscripton to 100
aud by death or flight to 40, WAS still obliged 10
pay the full capltaton; aud, when went there
% OF The 40 had been just baSnadoed 10 extor
from them Their proportion OF The sum claimed
After the capaton comes The tax on the date
trees, raised from 30 TO 60 paras by the Pachn
and that OF 2OO plasters year for permission Il
use their own water wheels, without which The
lands situated beyond the overflow OF the Nile
or too high for 1t to reach, would be barren Then
comes an infniiy of tnxes, on every article Of
life, even to The cakes of cames' dung, which the
women and children collect and dry Tor fuel, and
which pay % per cent. in kind at the cute OF ca
rio and The olher towns. Next to the taxes comes
the coruee in the worst form, and in continual nc
ton : at any moment the iellahs are liable to b,
seized for public works, for the transport Of the
baggage OF the troops or TO track the boats Of the
Government or its officers, and this without pa,
or reference to the state Of their crops.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

in the native tongue, and learned German isnow
publishing n work, in nine large volumes, which
contains only the names ofthe titles ofnative Arab
books.
We love our language, and think very highly
of its beauty, force, and finish. But it sinks into
nsignifcanco before the beauty and force and
finish OF the Arab tongue. The latter is so nicely
adjusted in all its parts, like the frame OF II bull
ding, every mortice is fitted to every tenon; aud
our language as compared with the Arab, is little
better than patois. 1t is, besides, the language
of the Malay, of Ire Tarter, the East Indian, the
Chinese.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

had been n strife on the preceding night. She
then told the captain that duel would be the re
suit that NJ. de Beaumont was very interior 10
his antagonist with the sword; that she feared
she should lose him and here she again burst in
TO tears The captain consoed her as best he
might, and undertook by little straagen to keep
NJ dc Beaumont at II distance from the Bots de
Boulopue while he met NJ. ID. Verneuil- the dan
DIV before mentioned He did so, and received
severe wound in the sword arm but so disabled
the dandy that he was not likely to make his APP
pearance again in public for at least six months.
With his arm in sling, the captain returned to
Madame dc Beaumont. She received him with
tears of gratitude, eXcaiming e frankly own to
you that your delicacy, bravery and honor, have
gained for you that place in my affections which
it would DC the dearest employment of my life to
cherish, If were unmarried. But that barrier
is insupcrable nor will you, am sure, deem 1t
otherwise. Farewell there is spirit Of proph-
ecy in my heart which tells me we shall meet
again
Six months ago NJ. de Beaumont died by his
own hand, after oosing half his wifcs fortune
and all his own at the gaming table; and cor
respondencc has erlsued between the captain aud
his ddgrce on the subject of their unaltcrable at
Iachment; of which this etIcr is the last and best
confirmation. How does your majesty decide
| Durocs gaze had been fixed On the fire, and on
looking up, he perceived that Napoleon was last
asleep: how long he had been go, he knew not
but the emperor soon awoke and rubbed his eyes
".4h mon bon Dtroc! tn a yf,,is2 heard all
| or nearly so: give me that sheet Of paper; So
signed, ill it up with my authorization OF marriage
Jew words SO -ah = that will do. Hush wIat'
the hour2 Duroc Duroc It's time: cheUat
a cherui mon Cher
Duverger survived the Battle of Bauizen, viii
added honors. and became the happy husband o
one OF the hundsomest best wives in Chrisendom
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

The number of persons who arrived in this
country from foreign ports in 1899, was 10000
OF these, 70,509 were foreigners: $4,000 from
Great Britain and lreland 10000 from Germany
and 1000 from France OF the number, AZ 900
arrived at New York, 10000 at New Orleans,
5000 at Baltimore, 5000 at Philadelphia, 1850 at
Boston; lab were clergymen, and l54 physicians.
The number which will be added To our popula
lion during The present year, will exceed 100000.
The emigration to this country in the next ten
years will amount each year 10 number sufficient
TO constitute II State Ne,cGrk .4dp.
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

The Bible prores erery M'ng-A gentleman
asked young Buckeye, III ONO, ms age the lll-
you know reJoned his interrogator 'you do not
remember when you were born No. replied
the boy but know i. on better authority than if
| did Question -'Whst authority can that be,
my son p Answer-'Our big~Bbe says so His
age had been recorded in the Bible) q. So
A. No; there is one thing IL cancoI prove O.
8 What is that?' A. 1T cannot prove false
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
POETRY.
A HARVEST HYMN FOR 1910

ny JAMES MONTGOMERY.
The God of Harvest praise;
In loud thanksgiving, raise
Hand, heart, aud voice:
The valleys laugh and sing,
Forests and mountains ring,
The plains their tribute bring,
The streams rejoice.
Of food for man or beast,
Jehovah spreads feast,
Above, beneath
We herds and hocks draw near,
Fowls, we are welcome here
His goodness crowns the year
For all that breathe.
Garden and orchard ground,
Autumnal fruits have crowned;
The vintage glows;
Here plenty pnurs her horn,
There the full tide OF corn,
Sway'd by the breath OF morn,
The land o'erfows.
The wind, the rain the sun,
Their genial work hcYe done
Would'st thou be fed?
Man, to thy labor bow,
Thrust in the sickle now,
Reap where thou once did plougI -
God sends thee bread.
Thy few seeds scatter'd wide,
lie hath so multiplied,
That thou mayest find
Christ's miracles renewed;
With self-producing food,
He feeds multitude
He feeds mankind.
The God Of Harvest praise;
Hands, heart, and voices raise
" ilh sweet accord;
From fieldto garner IlIrong,
Bearing your sheaves along,
And in your harvest song,
Bless we the Lord.
Yea, bless his holy name,
And your souls thanks proclaim,
Through all the eurth;
To glory in your lot
Is comely-hut be not
Gods benefits forgot
Amidst your mlrth,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23
wATCuMAN q STATE JOURNAL.

PUBLISHED wEEKLY-PRIoE TWO DOLLARS fit ~ OrNi 10
PER YEAR OR TWO DOLLARS IN ADVANCE
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1840-11-23

Marriage There are two very important eras
in the life Of a woman-lhe one when she won
ders who she will have, aud The other when she
wonders who will have her. Some oflhe rough
er sex have found that these eras also happen TO
them as well as to the women.
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-01
hi
b SO W. y, .S,.iI.Es:s:sN

COMPOUND SYRUP OFICELAND MOSS
THNHE subscribers having purchased OF the late firm
I'll of Mr.. Hutchns & Co. their recipe for making
the COMPOUND SYRUP OF ICELAND MOSS, re-
specially inform the Druggists generally. that they in
tend preparing the medicine for sale wholesale
tabeng satisfied from tire results of the last four
q its efficacy the almost certain of long stan ling
cases of CONSUMPTION, and its wonderful effects in
entirely removing all symptoms of that disease if taken
in its incipent stages also in Immediately aording relief
in cases of COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA, aud tn,
WHOOPING COUGH. They confidently recommend
it TO their retail customers medicine Of real WORTH
being very effectua, perfectly safe and gentle in its
operations II prepared from mucilage the long
known and highly valued vegetable, the ICELAND
MOSS-but in combination with other medicines calcu-
lated TO act most beneciay in all the above Diseases
also in OF night sweas produced by long coughing
and attended with much pain and distress 10 the
patiently ROBERTS& ATKINSON, Druggists,
Corner Hanover aid Market sts
For sale also by r. II. COLEMAN & CO.,
No 1873 Market street.
and by SETH HANCE,
Corner OF Pratt * Charles ST.
And by MACKENZIE s. co.
up 80 2awt Conner of Gay & Market sts
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-01
xxTF -
COeper'S Compound Aromatic COniGCliOn

CHOPPERS COMPOUND AROMATIC CON-
INFECTION pleasant, certain, safe, and effaetH
ration, combining all the medicinal virtues of Basom
COpaiva and Cuhebs, separated by chemical analysis
from their offensive and objectionable properties,
several vegetable extracts of grea efficacy forms the
most perfect and desirable RENE ever discovered
and it combines the medicinal properties of Sarsa
parlla it punfes the blood and removes in few days
very vestge of the disease. Ii is particularly
mended in obstinate cases where all other remedies
have failed. The CONNECTION is put up in neat Tin box
es, with full direebons-each box containing sufficient
effect perfect in any ordinary case-and VIXEN
properly known must become the only remedy used.
Sold by s. s HANCE, corner Pratt s Charles sts.,
]. II. WARNE n, corner Eutaw and Market sts.; and
o. MCCORMICK, 46 North Gay Street, Old Town
Price 81 per hoT ap led
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-01
MEDICAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..
READ AND REFLECT.

PECT8RAL HONEY OF LlNERWORT.
A II assessor like the present, when, in consequences
n of the rapidly varying changes of The weather. al
temating from dry to moist from hot to cold, coughs,
colds, asthma, caarrh, sc. are daily becoming more
prevalent, remedy universally efectual in removing
all such complaints is deserving of especial attention
and Recommendation. Such remedy, prepared solely
of vegetable ingredients, composing (H addition to the
herb ffem which it derives its nancy several others
equally valuable and restorative in their effects is offer
ed to the community in the PICTORIAL HONEY OF
LtVERWORT, which since it was first presented TO
the public by the proprietor, has received testimonials
from hundreds of its efficacy voluntarily rendered. the
originals many of which, by the leave of the parties
may be examined by all interested, the store of the
proprietor. In fact, in all of Colds Coughs Asth
ma, Influenza, Group, Whoopng Cough, and every in
hanmaory affection of the Chest and Lungs, the Pee
voRAL HONEY OF LIvERwoRT stands unrivalled, hav
ing every instance, when tie disease has been
ofthe most aggravated and vrent kind, effected per
fec cure, if its continued, al least afforded
partial benefit TO the serer, which only required his
own perseverance TO become perfect cure. Many
most respectable citizens have authorized the pro-
pretor to communicate their names as evidence of the
truth of the above statements to all interested enqurers.
UG1-Prepared by JAMES d. NOWILL, New York
and for sale by ROBERTS s ATKINSON,
apps Sole Agents for Baltimore,
The pilot and transcript. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1840-1841, 1840-09-01
MEDICINAL ADVERTISEMENTS.
A CHALLENGE.
loo DOLLARS will be forfeited TO any indi
"a AkNE Xldna Mha Will nrndnea nIarlIalinn

100 29 55s Mrs VIII VII, be s,d forfeited to any ind
On al 10 Ok. LEiDf'S INDICATED EXTRACT
OF S.fRS.7P.4RILL.3. 1t is positively the strongest
preparation ia existence, One bote of il is equal TO six
pints OF the strongest syrup that be made, and num-
erous individuals prepare from IL syrup which they put
in bottles of different sizes and shapes selling .ler
preparation when in reality il is the preparation of DR.
Ledy the syrup being made from his extract, receipt
tor which accompanies each bottle OF Dr. Leidys .repa
ration whereby syrup is wanted il can be made
am expense of TWO dollars gallon without paving for il
at The rate sf5 TO IS cts. bottle eight ten dollars
gallon.
DR. Ledys Extract of Sarsaparilla is unusually plea
SAINT To the taste, taken either by itself or in glass of
water 1t is useless here speak OF its medical virtues
as every man, woman and child who reud knows Of
its efficacy, its qualities having been and is daily being
published in all newspapers.
1t is particularly adapted the spring and summer
seasons being OIL more purifying nature than any 9TH
medicine ever discovered It's character and eca-
cy is well known throughout the United States, being
in general use aad preferred to all Others throughput the
South and Vest UPWARDS ef IL 600 bOffIes HAVING heen
sold during the past IL montes.
Numerous certificates from Physicians and others as
well as full drectans accompanying each bottle.
Extract of letter from DIR. J. b. Ianlih, Mobile.
Extract Ola letter from Mr.. james C. Malsord highly
respectable Merchant of Baltimor ..
"Havng had frequent occasions TO emplproy epara
ions of Sarsaparlia in my family during the past ten
years, last year tried yours and found bottle equal
IN efficacy TO five OF any other that ever used"
Extract of letter from Nr. Sultord of Northampton.
your Extract of Sarsaparilla has performed wonders
with me, havicg restored perfect health, though
for SIX years afflicted as have described to you and du
rng that time having tried almost every thing well
having received skilfU medical attendance, during
great portion of the time"
Numerous recommendations and extracts from various
communications could be added but the great expense
attending newspaper advertising.
Ii is prepared and sold wholesale and retail AT DIR.
Leidys Health Emporium, No. Isl North Second ST
below Vine street.
F. Browns Drug Store, corner 9Th and ChesHut 81.
+. Klett's do. do ID an Caowbll SITS.
James Bonds do. do 10Th and Locust SIS.
Longs and A. Fairer's Drug Stores, Lancaster, and
throughout the United States.
Price 81 Bottle.
sold by G. S. DUHURST,
Conner of Dugans wharf and Pratt
Lower end of Cenue Market Spae,
ma % BaltlII.JTe