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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

JAMES RIVERS KANAWHA CoMPANY.-Ata meeting OF
the President and Directors of the James River and Kanawa
Company, on the 18th December, 1889,
R.sord That the Secretary be instructed give public notice
interest on the Company shall continue until
they paid.
Extract from the records.
W. B. CnTTESDEN, sserstov7.
pee u e3-2awTw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

There is srca, deal of beautifully tender simplicity in the
lowing well as true patriotism and r manly feel
In .hort i, i an efuence heart Of Iisman think
aloud.-t Paa. 6a:.
THE LAMENT OF THE IRISH EMIGRANT.
Pm si.tin on the stile, Mary,
Where side py side,
On albright May mornin' long ago,
When hrst you were my bride;
The com WAS springin fresh and green,
And the lark sang loud and high,
And the red thy lip, Mary,
And the love-light in your eye.
The place is little changed, Mary;
The day Is bright as then;
The lark's loud song is IN my ear
And the corn is green again!
Blu, miss the soft clasp of your hand,
And your breath, warm on my cheek
And still keep l,st'nn', Tor the WORDS
You never more may speak.
'TIs but a step down yondcr lane,
And the little church stands near
The church where were wed Mary
see the spire from here;
put the graye-y ward lies between Mary,
And my step might break your rest;
For I've laid you, darling down 20 sleep,
With your baby on your breast
I'm very lonely now, Mary
For the poor make new friends;
But oh. they ov" thee better still,
The few our Father sends.
And you were all had, Mary
Ny bcSsin' and ms prde
There's noihin left 10 care for now,
Since my poor Mary died.
Yours was the good brave heart, Mary,
That still kept hoping on
Wher the trust in God had LEFT my soul,
And my arms young strength had gone,
There comfort ever your lip,
And the kind look on your brow
bless you, Mary, for that same,
Though you can't hear me now
THANK you for the patient smile,
When your heart was fit 10 break,
When the pain was snawin there,
And YOU hid il, for my sake!
bless you for the pleasant word,
When YOUR heart sad and sorc
on, I'm thankful you are gone, Mary,
Where grief can't reach You more.
I'm tiddin' you long farewell,
My alaD-kind and true.
But I'll not forget you, darlin'
In the land Pm eoin' too;
They saw thereir bread and work for all,
And the sun shines always there;
But III net forget old Ireland,
Were il fifty times as fair.
And often in those grand old woods
I'll sit, aud shut my eyes,
And nv heart vii! travel back again
To the place where Mary lies;
And I'll think see the lille stie
Where ". side By side,
Anj the srringn' corn, and The bright May morn
When first you We're my bride.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
Jan Q

rIJJ\GTOV At tDENY-Th. .ubsc riher'S School viii be
T. ned at Ellington. the 18Th of jan si In ann"nGtn.
removal School Ellington, his future residence, the
the obligation he i-under Ia
generous public the liberal patronage H. la. received ",s
of nearly twenty iEr years No niiEila ia,
blessed with the confidence .: h- patton, ana none
he he considers Ii:i
self indebted iDf ttt peace and harmony which has cha
that feelings aud affections
his pupils, which has enabled hmI 10 prosecute WIN pleasure
profession Otherwise truly ks0nr. The buildings erected by
VIII Afford ample accommodation I
h~ pups every convenience nrccSa! fr successful prose
iion Of their studies; while small library such popular work.
calculated L. and II the tnc
instruct YOUTH selected h. the subscriber for tr purpose Of
ouranra disposition study and aiding his pupils III The Tor
NATION ii thinking and acting with roprirs, viii he
al times hen engaged IN liIrir regular
Fox who has Ial. tnr year The rm" satisfaction o.
aud aId whose scientific requirements,
-uda habits Department and antrim. l->iduGy
"a ,Ia!i, Instructor u youth. Few situations arr better
led Tor school han Emar"re' vat.d AID healthy, mnc
dIary on the Richmond aud fredericksburg Raj road within
three quarter. mile o the Louisa Rail oadf:rnfin"n r.
.diuu in Richmond their children ever day, and
yI<ii them necessary, hour Hu, b! the Ia fI"!rr
r,r ar Louisa irr: wl pgG-ut- IN the loser
their children good school IN - healthy
rnan wi hui lttr trouble i ui steam boats
and Tho Gu,rrtl"a embrace. ~ In. hu.
n brnrhy- u>ui! taught ~ ' bel ncldsn.s tIei mr IN
~ French Latin Greek IangagrpirH!rr attention J.
paid pracral Nrtic!naCs The subscriber Ic> w'i assured
that pr>cn; organized srhp" ~ Vagina nGrS NOR ad
yt,rr. prize. 10 those acquainted al hu 4 i
unnrrc>Sar, /" ay III best r,:i> @ h cErcd poror Tie
Interest HI and "I!i.r wishing in't
in c:EI"i"T ~ ms ciun. respectfully
referred To- Jud. V. Daniel Cen H. rry MSr.. Thomas
nrr at Richmond: Col. e. =. iuuch and Nair l.! Christian. "t
lrnrco; Msr-. J. Gs"rg" and g. g. coleman, al " kn p j.
o. Christian =" Ctarir, cHy VIM H. MITCHELL Esd ." Iamcas-
/ Ter and Capt. 4. Thompson, al Hanover
! TrrulS--Fur board. tuition and washing SLID
r.,iiln.. candles ami ~. u library, ~
I'll. H.sroX.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

Dars No 10, South S,rci, BJlimOrc
C.rirIL ram ~, Two MuLi5~s DaLI,Fs.
ne;ac which interest Will ir allowed: MAKE
n>uranccS Lives. gran: tnu.es and l.G' wmen and re
aud I> ." every description "ch may b" COZ
m'i.G tl" C.tT"', WHEELER from mt!Edaia corporate ~
du'-, or OF justice.
l. M0xEy viii IL received and Ct trust and The r'cIrs!
thereon paid srnarnualy. Quarterly conformity "uh ds
direction q; the IL" r:t wa hr placed ~ t M
every ,N iunti the 3D.; Of tie ra' Fund Tor ac.'
laiun.
ru,~ce-Pcrsons may cGrct assurances with tie
Company upon their LIKES. thc lives 81 others, tr os
year yf- tho wholc q life the table OF rates
competed this Company III" most favorable Terms,
well the OF rhr NAVY and Army, ctLcEsand may
BE- had GA application . the Company is AgtGis.
3 Ar>rIrr>-Thesc i BE- Graatcl upon such terms as 81"
enable the anmItaut 10 rnJ N" largest income "r any sNS"
ui
l. ESpom NySr--h person who desires provide capitol
for 4 son Of ward when lie shall arrive NJ :c :" n v"nr. "
marriage "o2a &" daughter effect through tis L"'
offers and Trustees Fl ComgGny-P. Macauy, E'q., u H.
New York, Ii, hard Wilson, Secretary, " IhurN'an, Assistant
Secretary
Tlaaf,s-lsaar Lawrence Beverly 2obiu.o9 r. NcEJs.n'
Charles 4 Davis Samuel Hrtiior" ray! H.dlrn sniAUay
l.. Cc!I, Norris ROBINSON Hcw iurh Matthew IT, t,'2H VIM
Plat, John Moss rhiIntclhu; lnirs, Coz Nr I. A1Hh"
Samuel IioTH3n Frederic. W. Emn". &. ;. o!!h'!, J".H
tti>!su:, Fielding Lucas, r, ba:i'I"t'.
Applications may hr made personally. L. letter, post F ~
the Agents ior the tuu,lHN Ia Virginia, WHO WIZ finnish 1h
and p;.lcf necessary information, persons dya0t. u. a.
irCn. assurances making c'rf arrangements nssdc. u.
Company In liz: i. NEXT IT III J,n,ics ar estntes.
r. ". fArB, 4, eat, Ris5moaG, -
-7r-gt. 4, EIr,N,H.
puiLIr VI. 7NnR ESQ. Richmond
wv. :. Siup,oS. E-,., Petersburg.
GEO W C,Mr, E.G., Nul;,in.
kyurpr ANnpE.oN, Esq, Williamsburg.
JnH~. DErcr, Esp, Winchester
June ~ 1T
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
Your obcdient servant.
AMOS KENDALL
.rnnSier. R0ltintprc.


We learn from the Delaware Gazette that al meet
ing of the Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore
Railroad Company, held at the Depot in Wilmington
on Monday last, a committee of five gentlemen np-
pointed to proceed to Washington city, endeavor
enter into arrangement with the Postmaster &c
neral for carrying the mails between Philadelphia and
BALTIMORE hHGdcIrhiG Sentinel
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
CHEAP ~ SIC

The largest collection Of Music offered for sale in ms
selected the OF the subscriber ~hG-
enabled sell the P!adeiha and NCw iC:H wholesale
nd nrr,s
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

| y IT,, r' " ~ f:I--ldI Caj.f Eng,srr-.
| - - - IL ,;
I,DucAI!oNil have established On ny tarW ~ u. ,@n'y
II Of Jane- tity hh'' i n,s from 1 III aTHt
mi" u me "s 'hc ''"'' N''-'
Seminary, which beg ':r !" invite the attention OF The
public. it'll, ). ,.-,..,
! The school / "'"'h IN WIZ, - t,s'1'i'
for II h'athi.es i" IL h!''" "' '''A"o'e 'o' 'F cor
ret moral habits ,;,, .-i, !; -, month, .,
The session ni ms no" W, 'n :, m ." III .n'"c-
the first oi @anuaft az" i",ni'i@ ." wv. ~ n'e
br-'!!o"": me h"' % august 4 o' '''' u E '' VI
The Iuttt"n VIII he entirely n"a' ,h' erection "i W. g
rfyor and ',0 "' ,.t u ''"y ra, w n.
arithmetic Gro@ap'y Iil,t"rs English ,'rs9alr ,o'o,iIoo
rron"a C1".:ry Manual Philosophy, Astronomy '-,6ra
.,e T , '' ns,,"
T tr,rIr ha. an the Instrument. requisite f ,rrctina liz
pGn' N n rn., part. aS 81 "yp"my, s
Nth IT, vii ado f,fn:>l his ru,is upon The mos, rasonabe
,,n. wih book. and stationary hcE Tn require
Tc Expenses u session including Board Tuition and
I =, . ,,g., a:,r ;,C i, ~ IT, Commandment nj
session. b. wa bt 't gaHe " ' -" eAp!,s ~ sns
SON As;s' ne !''' ., m,', y ".',f M , ' - ~, nav
si"n: .,. = , ,.
which ,'E t so'[- -,.I.%a e the ,eas about my
boarirr-. aad VII snitfg Tie "sta' n NAY Become ne
family ard viii receive every attention which may
I%Gntc tn" male pupil t % rIa n ,'p,aS T. %" The
10 to-1 vl.o qtalyd qualifications Of ir
Pryor n an instructor Youth may proper
.rala Of WILTON ana iav COLLEGE ha. been engaged IN
tc hing the Young wears the great.
n ; ~ ,cv and that under M standardization that .t
ration has t,rfi.ld nnr mrauily than ever dl before AMI
Mr. Pryor a r9nnry resigned The :a.,on which he he'd
in the Ii2mp" Academy" 10 tax" cha~ "hIs seminary! leaving
N" Aca''my N high state "i prosperity anS NJ patrons ana
r - 90 M ~ y, L." l., ~ ,' ,in,"n,s ~
,o,5:; ~, im'' p , w M S VA 81
and Lett. "h h. beer. kindly 10 , ~ ms Es's@3s
~ i.aHia"'; ~ '',, ~ . W. p',,' ~, " ~ ~ " 81
-, ,; co., ~ - i.go '"''.' = N -"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
~ ru,SrERY vrcr~rA-In Gooeland County Conr, 18th
j December. 1873
Henry J.. iolhuc"'' 'iu ''' Plain,
Ilrf.n.ianf-.
a.diN-t
ohm G.. puindCyirr and others,

against ;, .,.
J,,lp q; poindcytrr and others Defendants.
mn Md aud defendant nam H. moi having 'nritd
his security according ohr ACT OF lssei-
bis rules OF Ibis and appearing IL Inc satisfaction
II the cuuii that inhahl. of this Cmu"n" ta!l
on The motion plaintiffs counsel ordered, that The
i def nan 10 APPEAR here "t ar cil'e hitch court hN me
plaintiffs bill: tha cop; ,i, F'cr hc FORTH
with inserted published IN the ~! "i '
and posted At the front d"Vi oi
the Courthouse ui this County
MAR " MILLER, D. C. @. c.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
rl\Yn PORTE WANE-IIOLsE.

rJ'iIE subscriber constantly from tn celebrated
manuaiaoiury IT NC>>s CL,sE, New York. elegant and
plain Piano luric- possessing. Ep"y and ;'t
Lrlicacy touch and wcetTc. Of lone, peculiar 10 then ma
nuaCtUTc
AL,o large assortment instruments, and Musical
Merchandise IN general.
Piano FUes repaired, tuned let hire and taken In 6
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
JAMES RIVER AND KANAwHA COMPANY.

NOTICE TO STRACTDRS.-PtOpoSals VII; be received al
I'm, Office Of Company Richmond until ht lfi Febrn
ary next manufacture aud delivery oi lpOV7 cuisines 1t
lr,r Cement with ID" privilege the said Company TO
nd IN. contract la 900 bnSctc Cement in h. "i III" h"
quality. properly manufactured rom approved hHae he-
~ , on the hank Jams River below Buchanan, = h. do
,,,l .,rh containing iyr hlshtl. nf 20 bs nr-lOVu1
bushels by IL" st July next and the same
by oil month thereafter nt the
.optrr be- COMMUNICATIVE Cement 10 b. subject al AL times 10
spction for approva! rejection, ny Engineer The Conn
s>anard In the contract the proposal 70 " Tor me pce
~, L,.hsI n, o,hrr charges included T.. WRIGHT.
Gait Eg.9rrr-.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
TayIngsvi.'. Dsccmhr.

SLATE RIVER StilOG-Thr exercise al this scln"l w
- b. continued under the arrangement "l Mr J.. e. t nuh
Win l;,I several teacher III = Eria
,fr hrrEy rrCulmEt u"d qualifications, a, It.
r.s~s,n. h.n ia -rcr III" faculty ~ Communicate. h.
th"I.ti. others n lear ihnGrT
IN. seventh -! months Ill l:ut1v
aud c!r iii" if November nAt w!ll EHca
al DAYS the ll-tnf June
Tuition in tn. LATIN Gfcck. -, French S;n yarui> Eng
Taught IN ii,- h.; sr!i>. So Prr " III
h. The 81 cn;fanrr In :lr close 81 TIE
deduction except Tor sickness.
Board had either Of our iami" Al rir: d"lac- pr
nou: arun. bcd, hrln.. washing, lights aud fuel Parents
ar ino, vi The children this rIo" VIII r
ndci Thi> Scinu l:i ." icknc a Curt
Iru!,c ana IN a very IiratIv ncai"tho"d. Apply To
NN. +. NOSEiEI.
I'll. ". EpNDi'RANT,
G..2. NUSEI.Er.
Jan '@-wiw
nd n,.ll 4
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

IN CHANCERr-viEGiNIAIu Holloway Count! Court md
January. lao:
.hIIr., Plaintiff.
against =, -:
Branch \. Cahanis< Thomas E. Bradshaw and fa>m .. ps
{ unite. h.ish'ii','
THIS ,y cam" -. niainit hs COUNSEL ana MED ~. bi
,ca.i M, d. ,aEr and the defendants, tai'i>- "ud Lad
shaw NOT having et.td ana .sr security &C
ir and thu ilri "i th court an. II
arp aria. a>artnry evidence !a tit are ~" htltu- 81
s rouutry ordered the sud defendants " APPEAR mere
IN the r> ,,I Of March crn 81 ne court ana answer
thu llI II plaintiff, and that copy ~ TINS or W iH ~
s in SOM newspaper published III ihe cry 81 Richmond Tor
~ pnull Iccr<>iyt and posted ~ 'i front door ~ Tue tout
] nj hi. snuuty And further ordered thai HE dfendin
aay or .ecnne the hy OWING. ir effects IN - hand
np,nr IN. defendant Cabanlss, until tho further order OF TINS
e'''' co,rT,,,c r. FITZGERALD, c. C.
Jan9 '.-".M
IN CHANCERY-yIRGiNIi.-A rules holden IN "a" tir'k :
nirr nj The circuit Superior Of Law and ;lnhclE ar
The Tuuuy Of Cumberland, ;"nda the ri ia! 81 pcrinbr'
S,,,u,r yva,r,c. rla!mtI
against
James b. Anderson EIc7. Ford and Richard y R!son,
The defendant Richard \. Risen, no; arI. entered s h
,nr and given according The Act al Assembly thd '
ruIc i- and appearing by satislac! hi"th,r t
lie i, not an iabilan country, i-orI.rct liza; r SAG
defendant do appear rules 4" h. holden III the CLERKS o.
fr. u tho Circuit Superior Cour OF Law ana Ihnccri m Sd
County of Cumberland the first Monday IN March neA and an
sp. the bill ptnt, and that OF I'M, order tt
with inserted newspaper published III lie r of Eic
the Courthouse coun! for snccesslr" court days
! " , l,py--Ic,lr. n. b. WUDDsDS,
d. c. c. $. c. T. { {. c. c.
/! Jan 't--We~
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

AFR. WILLIAM s. EpGiN$pN-S Tax" uoirr tIaI hail
~ FRIDAY. il~i t SaHga.y the house vi
Walton Powers, III" CG!ns ri tnIn'sland u itr, II not
DAY, btwr Tho hnrrs uI sai
Ia If Robin Robertson and others iu &c
cvidru"" suits drptndln" the Ln"n 'un
If Law thancrrr FOR the Count, Cumberland,
whir Zarhariah Ini"y Plaintiff und you Derndanln
the other Walton Plaintiffs and Defendant,
when AMI iicr" YOU may attend If YOU ralisr.
XACllARiAii TAlLEY,
WALTON POWERS.
Dec - 1G-lawiw
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

CO-PARTNERSIiiPThe mercantile business heretofore car
u red John Bcadlc VIII in future be conducted unde
the firm and style OF Beades & Lpscomb.
JOHN BEADLES,
JOS. LlPSCOMB.
Louisa Courthouse, Jan. Q 1910.
s0-ot
WILLIAM SKEEE, .4ttoraey Laa Covineon, Virginia
w will practise regularly the Superior and Inferior Courts
Allegheny, Botrtst Rockbdgc and Grcn5ric and the gu
peror Courts Of Bath and Pocahonas.
Jan 81 Sl--3m
An OvERSEER WANTED.-A single man who /. qualified To
- the business of farm and recommended
with liberal wages, if early application made the
subscriber, residing n Fine Creek Mills! POwhaan County.
TIIOS. Il. EASS.
Jan u S)2"r
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
AMERICAN LIFE INSURANCE AND TRUST CuMPANr.
E-L..nur.-

., P. II. TAYLOR,
e Piano Forte end TeSc Store, oppcs:e The Eans!.
.g-tf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

SS'ILLIAM COLE! Grange Courthouse Va has employed
W elderly gentleman tie North :" iduct" s GahFL
r,~ aud wishes TAX. airS asOcsles for them and -"
lii" and government %
Irm VIII dsvuyc Mrs. tur WHO Will possible ~
lrl,iun 10 their health correct Department. &c.
TI:N,--l,i. s2J; English tuition, la,I % hrrH -
Music 90 Piano ~.
The August sh0l" also lake u a1e
Boz under u years Of age
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
POETRY.

There il crea, Beautifully tender simplicity in the fol
lowing verses well PATRIOTISM and firm manly feeling
In short euence from the heart of an Irisiman, thinkin
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23
OHIO AND INDIANA.

We have the most gratifying intelligence from the
The greatest and most anatiDg and confident politi-
cal conventions ever held in those powerfully progress
siye Commonwealth, held on the 9Th OF Janaa-
~. The greatest zeal and unanmity prevailed We
shall be enabled tomorrow, we hope to give the pro-
letter we have received from Indianapolis, and the re-
solution nominating Gen. Howard, ofthe House of Re-
nresentayes, as the Democratic candidate for Govern
or. There could not have been better selection.
His unblemished Characteristic high talents as an
or.,,,--bis thorough Democratic feelings and princ.
plsshis sound personal and political integrity, all
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-23

October /,
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-07-02
For rnR rKLEsRArn.

Mr. Editor:-The approaching election
Tor President of the United States is well
calculated to excite the most lively feeling
n the breastof every patriot. Notwithstan-
ding the prospects are fair and promising for
the success of the Wing candidate, exertlon
should not cease on the part of the friends
of that party, nor any fair means neglected,
in order that our cause-a cause of the peo-
pie and the welfare of the country-shouid
be promoted, and the end we aim at be
achieved.
The necessity for thus acting is more OBJ
vious, when we see the most ungenerous
and disgrace(ul steps taken by some of our
political opponents, in hopes of defeating our
expectations. ISLANDERS of the most con-
temptable sort are daily put forth against
Gen. Harrison, which carry such an indica-
ton Of falsehood upon their face, that no
honest Wing ought 10 stoop to answer or con-
flute them. The gdlrdniSed editor of the
Globe is the most conspicuous in this re-
spect, and hesitates not Gas his paper proves)
to give circulation to the most unfounded
caldmnies that base and succumbng ma
ture ever attempted to herald before the
gaze of free and enlightened people.
The Tippecanoe Club, as organized, will
doubtless effect much good in our county
but would it not be we'll enough to have
public meetings Of the friends of our party
once month, at Fayette and Rodney al
ternately? 1t seems TO me that this might
effect much good, and the claims of General
Harrison to the suffrage and support of the
voters in Jefferson county, might be more
satisfactorily made known, and more gen
orally understood. The season of the year
is now arrived when but little business is
done; and consequently more time could be
devoted to this purpose than otherwise could
we'll be spared: This suggestion is merely
made for the purpose of elciting attention;
and | cannot but think that something of this
kind would facilitate our cause in great
degree. l..
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-07-02
TEMPERANCE Gel EBRATiON OF
THE 4TH

The second quarterly meeting of the JET
ferson county Temperance Society will be
holden at Stampey's Hill, on the 4th day Of
July inst. A punctual attendance of the
members is requested There will be a
celebration of our national anniversary ,at
the same time and place upon strictly TEN
perance principles. The annual sermon
will be delivered by the Rev. Mr.. Marshall,
of Oakland College, and Temperance ad-
dress by the Rev John G. Jones; exercises
to commence at 10 o'clock, A. M. A cor
dial invitation is extended to the public gen.
orally. BENZ. F. JONES, Sec'y.
Jefferson county Il. S.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-07-02
WILLIAM M. SMYTH

We are only waiting the arrival of sundry
official documents in order to publish the
''Eife and Character of William NJ. Smith
alias Smyth-compiled from the most au-
thentic sources" We expect to make it a
most interesting piece of biography: and
shall, perhaps, eniven it with occasional
sketches of his Contemporaries.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-07-02

New ORLEANS RATES OF UNcURRENT MONEY.
June 22nd, 1910.
u. S. Bank Notes, 2a3 prem.
U. S. Treasury Notes, Gal prem
MISSISSIPPI MONEY. DIsCT.
Natchez and river specie paying Banks, Gallo
Mississippi Union Post Notes, 65a70
Mississippi Rail Road Co., u mo. S0a85
Mississippi Shipping Co., Natchez, no sale
Agricultural Post Notes, 3Oa35
Commercial g. X. r. Blk. Vicksburg, 60a65
Bank of Vicksburg, Vicksburg, 65a7O
Viclsburg w. Works Blk. Co., 65a70
Grand Gulf, 5Oa55
Port Gibson Post Notes, 33e37
Commercial Bank, Rodney, Post Notes, 33a37
Lake Washington and Deer Creek, 60a65
Tombigby r. r. Banking CO., Columbus, 65a90
Citizens Bank of Madison CO., no sale.
Commercial Bank, Columbus, l5az0
4" Post Notes, 30a35
Brandon Bank, 94a96
Manchester, SdlO
Manchester Post Notes, 23a3
Real Estate, Kinds CO., 00d85
Bank of Lexington, Miss, SOaS5
Clinton and Port Hudson, 60a65
I" Z" payable at Citizens Blk. not redeemed.
Blk of Mobile & specie paying Bks, par prem
Blk of State of Ala and branches, Sal
Tennessee Banks, 4d6
South Carolina and Georgia 3d5
Arkansas Banks. 33G37
Kentucky and Indiana, par prem.
Virginia, 2a4
Ohio and Illinois, par a dis.
Bank of Pensacola, Florida, 5Od55
Texas Treasury Notes, S3aS5
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-07-02

THE GREAT ARTIC PROBLEM SOLVED
Messrs. Simpson and Dean, of the Hudson's
Bay Company, after two previous ATTEMPTS
Gin 1897 and 1887 which were but partial
ly successful, have at last succeeded in eff
fecting complete solution of the problem
relating to "North West PASSAGE to the
Pacific Ocean. They has ascertained that
such passage exists, and that Boothia is an
island. This great island is separated from
the main land by strait from 8 to 10 miles
wide, running from s. E. to N. w. and con-
Meeting the GuIph Of Boothia with the North
ern Ocean. Particulars in our next.-N.
Y. Journal Of Commerce.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-07-02
RODNEY:
THURSDAY, JULY q, 1880.

0FFrom and after the Ist day of June
next, no money win be received at this office,
either for Subscription, Advertising, or job
Work, that Is more than TWELVE PER
CENT discount for specie. In the mean
time we shall continne to receive Mississip-
pi Currency at par--after that 1t will be ta-
ken only at the current rates of discount.
May 8, IS4t.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-07-02

GIVE are authorized to announce James
Nj. Downes as a candidate for State Treasurer,
to fill the vacancy occasioned by the death of
Mr.. Williams.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-07-02

0TAta meeting of the Tippecanoe Club,
held in this place, on the Goth ult., the fol
lowing gentlemen were appointed Delegates
to the Convention to be held at Nashville,