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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

ssuMANlTY HALL AchDEHY.-1he exercises OF This lnst
will BE- resumed the 18th Of January, $780, aGa
tnued u"i 18Th II November following, maknga scholastic
OF months without vacation.
The SUBSCRIBER procured The Of vi. William r..
Shepard, .cEtirman md scholar viii i"
The uhpnci Of President Maxwell Ia III.
wiiih taught !h E=.sh i.ia Greek and french a":ue-
Geography, History Chemistry Saua aud Moral Philosophy
AMI thorough Of atb"aL!cs ne Charges for
the foregoing branches except French viii he s3o term.
charge oi $40 viii be made French. Board Washing
Ioigiog will DO furnished the moderate price Of SiGJo
this $50 viii b. required aiancc the residue with The tuon
fees. d thr end Of The
This scoo has heen and arourob krovn that TIE
s1;c unnecessary than th1r ocai'oa
peculiarly ooe being midway between Rchmcnd and u ne
hura high sna healthy country about tso miic rom mo
frmcr the latter place via Clf'crsVr ne
smaller boz. viii occupy apartment Themselves aGd vi" De
ELIJAH G. HAEES, Principal
humanity ii1li Academy
Ps-AdIre.. rhssic srrass ?. o. Buckingham roaaiy "a
n.arpES S:oSLY CoLLESs .Nor, !s IcsJ
hereby certify Mr. VIM. B. Shepard, graduate o. tA
College rarncr OF the aa Senior Class under ny care
ard t. HI; mora, department literary ai'anmen - Tar q
ihry my oaseEraua sHch q au;E"2e ne 70 BE-
ove ha, ha w, prove useful co! acceptable teacher - mo de-
rsfcn: srick he pcpcse- occupy Mr. ia"e school
wv. maxwell. President OF Il :. g.
Sov. q ss-a't1'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

.f,rrs i, JT-irs.-Grorsc Merriam Rockets, Richmond.
h"@I'&- H"mhomgl!, IS nclhur..
David !ta", Orange Coud iuu-".
IL Ehdirs, Sianardsv:.c, Green.
fdwarl M'iowcll, BOOKSELLER fredericksburg
III. Atkinson Co., bookseller, SC, Danvillo.
Jonathan y. Stout, Amherst Court linGsc.
John Whitehead Vow Glasgow, Amhcr::.
Jones :: E'"vn Dnrcai.ts, Charotcs, lie.
NtiiaI {. adams Sco-vlIlc, AIhcma:lg,
Thomas J. Dbcnyil.u Druggist nus!4nan, Do;ctoutt.
Wiley I calIa@lan, firca:tir, in;o;nait.
u. PrIkins +. ~. i,Uvin">tpn, Nelson.
]. W. ilus.y. r. ~, ~" River ifac.i,lusr, Nelson.
rot-Fts; "a By Sl,cGr,ra, fa6es's '..is Nelson.
william Il. i ont I .a;,.'a CaIa onsc.
Lane !ilrde:ty Hcltis9"Sirs.
I I "S!., ., r H. ;'9re, c!mnio ca'.gIe
H. I. Graham. r -, Gronn.Iii', is-1s;a
George y. Gairott. Wa%Gashago', .i'ssa.
Ntriol, = Eursr, Rapid ann y. H., Madison.
+. H. ll!. Madison Court House
Emmy: r , @
VIM. Dealhlage, Flint Illl!, Rarpatanaock.
W,1a, D. !"s. a Me% Sia 5 i% Sl;s ts;,
J"sss MlIsr. r. st. Locust Lane T"ystir.
John Thompson, Jr., p. NJ, Gooela6d Court House
Reuben Parker, r H. Liberty, Bedford,
!. 6. King Druggist SorCH!H
Henry Erkiue, '. lite sulphur Springs.
Brown. :Sortu : To-, Eiae sulphur Splin.s.
4. i :. I;uti, i.cp:ishuTg, Gr"sntlicr.
Dr. y CrsE'':aa. :i'rfi"s2n Eanawha.
Pr J. Parks Eanawlr: saiincs
jane /. :slaaklm, T. ~, Union, Monroe c. H.
WiIqni ii. spicr 4 Co, " neville wy,hc.
Slrc,!ler x Hhten. Sinyih 9. II.
Fud.r :: Hannah, Crvi..on. Allegheny,
c.& .. ounanu, pr,re,,,s, laas,astan, Rockbrldss.
joseph Turaer { CO., Celnn:Iia FInHanna.
lle,.as 5i., cr'P'n,rc e u. ,.
Col. Sem. D. nurse, Rarkesvle, Prince Edward.
I'll. ~ EarksIa!c {. Co.. Halifax, e. II.
Peer G'!h.1aI., r u, RGpaii,aa c:oTs Halifax.
CUarnln u. Demnei,, riit>y Iyania e H.
sam. p !iaHes Po'g;atan &. II.
7gea's 'iarg'2a5-Noofc siabrr, Druggist, Baltimore
Joseph camp, Baltimore.
II II COirajr-Cool & Ieadhettcr, Druggists
Alexandria; has. stutt, Drncs;, Washington CHS.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04
E1Es. HASTHHH1sS
81 "a D Z 9 Z &c q s {
REST0RER OF THE BLOOD,
CHRONIC AND OTHER DISEASES,
Fol-,

ysHcTEEG produced By BIZ, pisen, from internal morbid
change oI If. rs specified in d. rs pamphlet.
Pic. pr ':',ir: PM s.; qaaG 81.
Axr, :yrirrc SYEurh. medicine in al Vrnercal Dis
without leaving any ac"n'sntce 10 the patient when all ohc,
remedies have been to"aI netrciual ard the patisn; will fr
himself somewhat benefited IA y hours Fdce PER bottle PM
,",s,rs, M1vrrFE in Ilna and ras,a ccnirnd for il
asI, ar; ruI! consequent improper
benefit win h. vshl. in !? hours Price ,r the Ahy>.ria
ai,E G.,M Bilious and Nervous Affections, Col-
Aa,NAr i:xrr.c = Imminent .r pls"r:ica Goodness in as
-n'ac nom1nats weakness II the limbs. rheumatism, &c;
Di!;fct, - ,c"t,: ii"'i il"t, 81; pat. O.
DrraaAJuG icwars, f,- !.ons Affections. Bilious Fever
radacht Diseases ol TIE Eye Sc, which i. to be taken ia tie
lara, ",rl,. re which IS to be applied besides III
bEsc.h O>rmr~r for letter, Ein-worm, salt Geum, cald
Head cGpos Of the skin and foul ulcers TO be applied be
rSnrHsAl OK SIGg~GrHExiye PL,.rEr for Diseases the
Chest, hsrcpsi Inannao!: rheumatism: Palsy !Tai!>>
RenasI; :or ilanr Ai1es, per soy, -
long standing 10 as~i-, ;s Re-orrr, % cents.
Dr. kri hcorsrGc on, Tor Deafness and all other AuricG'cr
Complaints, which To h. used Together W! the icDrrr, 81
Tor il ant particular arcount ii nr inl' medicine, ":r
t.cn,n end other disease, when Is ~rsg X him, accor Ia
M nc: q Co"ees: whcrea VA! hey bc uud directions tor
n .i md nd ma Si IT, aS s, Sa A. ,s a ,Gn " D.,
Of nj h:s a:cht- b, mail,
.ihiH"p"N. Va, ''rt !'i, lS'-
Hr.'. Kg::a. Richmond VI:
Dee! Sir 1m b3nN - iaf1nu lHi. that am l.! ,S.ri"a
hDa'. IN it,rC t.uIc months upward, since stat d
nod rnre| recovered ny health. since ia tnc hay, mct
ai t slightest symptom OF retain "n% old and much III; AZ
d!-"2;3iiic iEI.," a!" the several
Obstinate ,,. standing. They haze Ill proved
;" permanent, far ~ have been able have
tad Nrai real :cl have been successfully treated
wIh -. S-inia Mixture AMI itI SygtIir syrup viii
mention A!:,r! had b,rI treated wi
!rs for tac "ii hG; w"p; an. ahairnt Uf the disease
oar hf"c,mr was procured and the dis wci before a
p"arr! too obstinate. n.t!ty yielded I" !uuT rrHcdy
ts.r
haze 25 nnra "lics N ny family i' s, ! wnnt' br I"
my sisters had h..r Affected ttr
much - isat So w. t".iy ae attend a. the 'U>i
ilHafE business huli The -i'.riara.B lprs! by t
use 81 ycG RI Vf Ay l!uu.l .;i io,,ar" Powder.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1840-01-04

- - va IN
in masses, Will ccaa'
Of defence througho
States. In atta:njn.
steadily in view for til
has encountered great
t;onal establishment V
and perfect models co.
nu.acturcd, or rather til
forth in this country at
armorics, will challeIg
the world. This des;.p5l,
By improvements began a.
armorics; and, By reqnirin
thei. machinery, equally z
from the private contractor
of pursuing the same meth
the result has been an uncc,
which may be attended o.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
POISONING.

New, York Police "A young man
named Floor, died last week from the ef.
fects OF poison, eaten in cake. admins
tered by female. who called herself bis
wife. The following particulars are given
10 the Journal of Commerce.
TINS female, 1t is generally admitted, and
by herself declared, was the wife OF Mr..
Floor, and lived in apartments in Lewis
Street, where he supported her, and where
she passed as his, wife and she is under.
stood to be about seven or eight months
advanced IN pregnancy. After her arrest,
this woman, Whose maiden name was 81.
monson, and whose parents went from
Staten Island to reside in Bergen county
New-Jersey,) acknowledged that she had
been 10 the market on the night the cake
was given, and had obtained some mutton
chops, but denied having had any cake that
night at The market,
After her arrest the apartments she had
occupied were searched and saucer and
plate, each containing portions of pound
cake which adhered to their sides, were
identified by Mrs. Fisher and a Miss.
Phillips, OF the same house, as those she
had baked cakes in on Saturday sen'night,
in The stove OF Mrs. Fisher. Il was also
proved that when one of the cakes uhe
smaller one) was some " hat scorched, that
the accused expressed her regret at the
fact, saying that she wanted that cake for
u particular use, and also, that when a
child of Mr.. Fishtr asked for a piece OF
the smaller cake, TIC accused again said
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
From the New York American.
LOVES LABOR LOST.

I sat within the lighted room, =,
Beside the lovely, blue eyed Mary,
And nrnised her handkerchiers perfume.
And called her love, and dove, aud larry;
I praised her, ill her hearts Tow signs
Bespoke Loves soft, unchecked intrusion,
I praised her. ill her downcast eyes,
And swelling bosom spake confusion.
I told her thai, Loves flower grew
Alike in princey court and mover,
told her had just read through,
Sir +. l.. Bulwer's last new novel;
And that the love the hero felt
For her, his tender CHERISHED blossom,
Was no, as warm, could never melt,
Like that which warmed my ruer bosom.
q praised ltalia's sun and sky,
ITS moonlight songs. and may dhnces'
And told her with IA sigh that
Worshpp'd its war-,aes and romances
spcke of him the l.esbian knight
OF Anthony The Roman lover.
Ofhim who in The darkest night,
The tablespoon swan three times over.
] praised her form, her grace her air,
I praised er soul i'lumined features,
I told her that such sunny hair,
Was given but to gifted creatures;
| told her will, a winning voice,
The first bright beams that stole from heaven
Were k.,t till nature. made her choice,
And 10 her eyes their light was given
l told her that nv heart was lone,
1t logged for one it cherished dearly,
Aud hinle,l in an under tone,
OF stock in banks, and income yearly
ask Il her then when we should be,
Twin bees op'uing bud. reposing,
And pauSing for the soft reply,
found my blue.eled sIr! was dosing.
IpLER s Co.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10

character has been in competition Tor he
Notwithstanding only to love
and venerate the noble feelings displayed
by the unsuccessful party. We cannot
give too much sweep to generous en-
ihusiasm. If it is destined that General
Harrison shall become the grand reslorer
Of the constitution, 1t can never be forgot.
ten that he became SO through the high
minded concessions of HENRY CLAY
and his host of friends" TO this all peo-
pie will respond - Com. .1dv.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10

GEN WAssE's ESDOasEMESr!--Geu.
Anthony Wayne. in his letter to the Sec.
rotary of War, givIhxs4n official account
of his sangunary IndiaIi Battle. in 1912.
said:
MY faithful and gallant Lieutenant
HARRISON, rendered the most esseni lal
service by communicating my orders N
every direction. and by his conduct aud
bravery, exciting tho troops to press for
victory
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
*Chairmtn.

HARRISON IN OHIo,-The proceedings
OF the Harrsburgh Convention have been
received at Cincinnati, and given great salts
faction. Ia giving this assent to the nom
nation. however, the veteran editor of the
Clnc'na''' Gazette, says, very justly
1--WE must hasten to forget that high
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
PETER r. LIVINGSTON.

The IN, VI Empire State" gives the
following interesting report Of the speech
of this venerable patriarch, at meeting in
thecity of N. York. shortly after the llar-
risburgh Convention-of which he was a
member:
At the great meeting on Thursday eve-
ming, that "old man eloquent" Peter r.
Livingston, of Duchess county, made an
address which thrilled the heart Of every
man in that Immense assemblage, +" The
first lnhabllant of his heart" he said, "wai
Henry Clay" aud he proceeded to dc live
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1840-01-10
APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEES.

Mr. Hunter has d scharged the important
duty of selecting committees in the House
Of Representatives in very crediable
manner. After giving the Executive
Committees. j. e. those OF Ways and
Means, Indian, Military. and Naval Affairs,
and Foreign Relations. to the Administra-
ton. he has placed majority of Wings on
the others. Thus out of 80 committees,
the Wings have the charmen in %, and
maiorities 10 81 The following table
gives the political character of each com.
mittee.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
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which shall render it worthy of the patron
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The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
SCOTS NOVELS FOR S..

$25, par money, free Of postage, will COM
mand ten subscripti, ms to the Review for one
year, and the complete set of those excel
lent and all absorbing Novels Of Sir Walter
Scott, comprising 80 works in twelve vol
umes!' In making this offer we give an OPP
portunity to persons who may wish 10 obtain
these works which cannot be equalIed =
The price, at the bookstores and elsewhere,
for these novels alone is from $50 10 $40;
so that any person by paying the subscrip-
ton price for ten persons to the Review can
obtain the whole sci at the very low price OF
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are able TO bestow.
April IL, 1910.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
$l1l.4O6.955

THE DIFFERENCE The New York Com
mercial Of late date says:-''We were
yesterdy informed of aSsale of real estate
made in tho vicinity of New York, upon
terms SO extraordinary as to be worthy of
special note. The terms of the bargain,
moreover. afford one of the strongest posi-
bic illustrations of the want of confidence in
the National Executive, and the utter hope
lessness~ and dependency into which peo-
pie will sink, should Mr.. Van Buren, be re-
elected. The terms of the sale referred 10
were these: The purchaser is 10 paw for
The property SIXTY THOUSAND DOL
LARS, in the event of Gen. hARR1soN's
election; and only thirty thousand, should
Mr.. Van Buren, be reelected.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
Elizabeth Female Academy
wksAINGToN, MISSISSIPPI.

WASHINGTON, MISSISSIPPI.
THE Trustees of this Institution take
pleasure in informing the public. that It j:
now in full operation, nndor the tuition o.
Rev. r. ID. SMITH, President, Miss Lucy
A. STILLMAN, Pprincipal Governess, and
Miss MARY b. CURRIE, Instructeress in Mu.
sic on the Piano Forte.
All branches of Female Education usual
ly taught in Seminaries OF the the first order
will be taught here.
In consideration Of the -deranged state oil
the Currency, and the great pressure in the
money market, the Board have reduced the
price of Board and Tuition, and Pot 1t on a
specie basis.
The charges in future will be twenty dol
lars per session of twenty-five weeks in the
Academic Department, fifteen in the Prima-
ry Department, and twenty-five for Music
on the Piano Forte. For Board, Including
Washing, Fuel and Lights, sixty dollars per
session. 50
Very moderate charges will be made for
French and Ornamental Branches.
B. Nj. DRAKE, Prest. Board.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16

THE WATER OF THE DEAD SEA.-To my
very agreeable surprised found the shore,
fine, smooth, gravelly, and deeping very
slowly-so that person might wade IN for
some distance. There was along the shore
driflwood, most Off small, but still larger
than any had seen on the Jordon. This
would seem to indicate that some where on
the shores, there is more timber than we
found in the spot we visited. The water
was not only very salt, but it was likewise
exceedingly bitter-as much as most travel
lers have stated. The great density Of the
water was amply proved by its power to
bear up the body. There is some truth in
the saying, that It requires an effort to keep
the feet and legs under, so as to use them,
With advantage in swimming. I could lie
on my back, in the water, with my head,
hands, and feet, all out, at the same time,
and remaidlthus, as long as Ipleased without
any motion. whatever This could not do
IN any other water that have been IN
Still, it is carrying the matter too far, and
beyond the truth, when il is said to be 50
heavy or so dead, tbatit never rises in waves
let the wind blow as it wiII.-Lelters on
Palestine.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16

THE BEAUTY OF TIE SYsTEM.--The
BoonsIick (Mo Times mentions The depar-
ture of $l2O0OO in specie from Fayette to
St. Louis. Il had cost the people. fifteen per
cent TO get it to pay into the Land Office!
The Iowa Land Sales closed at Burling-
ton on the 18th instant. The Government
received S255,O00 in silver, and $55 700
in gold. 1t cost the purchasers of the lands
to procure this hard money, the sum of
$35,75O which were paid to The brokers'
And yet, Mr.. Van Buren, pretends ha; he
is the friend Of the poor man. Pshaw!-
Red RiUer Wing.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
TRUSTEES SALE
Of Land and Negroes.

M HEREAS Emerson Liddell, by deed
W bearing date the thirteenth day of Feb
ruary, one thousand eight hundred and thir-
ty-eight, conveyed to the undersigned the
following proper y, to vita woman slave
named SARAH, aged sixteen years, and an
infant childo of said Sarah; woman slave
named NANCY, and an infant child of said
Nancy; and a man slave named NED, aged
about thirty-fve years also TRACT OF
LAND, lying in the county of Jefferson and
State of Mississippi, containing four hundred
and fifty acres, and bounded by the land of
Isaac Dunbar, Arthur B. Sims, and the I'M
occupied lands oft the United States, IN TRUST,
and TO secure the payment of the sum OF five
thousand and seventy-eight dollars and sew
enty-hve cents, the sum of money specified
in certain prommissory note drawn by the
said Liddell, in favor Of one Edmund FitZ-
patrick, or order, bearing even date with the
SAID deed, and payable on the first day of
January, one thousand eight hundred and
thirty-nine. at the Commercial Bank of Rod
ney; portion of which said sum of money
now remains due and unpaid; and whereas
the said Edmund Fitzpatrick, the holder of
said note, and party to said deed, for whose
benefit said trust was created, has required
the undersigned to sell said pr perry, so con-
veyed in trust as aforesaid, agreeably to the
terms of said deed, and 10 my covenants
therein as trustee as aforesaid; Now, there
fore, be it known, that the said trustee, by
virtue of the authority vested in me by said
deed, shall on Wednesday, the twenty ninth
day of April, eighteen hundred and forty, at
one o'clock, P. NJ. at the dwelling house situa-
tedon the traetof land bovedescrIbed, expose
the aforesaid land and slaves to sale, at pub
lie auction, to the highest bidder for ready
money ;--or so much thereof as shall be suf
ficient to pay the balance (about Two thou
sand five hundred dollars) due on said prom
issory note, including interest and all the
costs and expenses of said trust; and shall
make to the purchaser or purchasers such
title as is vested in me by said deed.
GUSTAVUS H. WILCOX,
Rodney, April A, 1910. Trustee.
Postponement. :
OTThe above mentioned sale is post
poned until Monday, the 9Th day Of June
next.
GUSTAvUS II. WILCOX,
Trustee.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16

A Ill persons who owe Taxes for the
N years 1897 and 1898, are notified
that the books and accounts of the late
Thomas III. Marble, are in the hands of John
B. Coleman, Esq. for collection. Those
who wish to save-t ouble and cost, can do so
by paying him or his authorized agent.
We have constituted and appointed w.
M. Bullen, our agent, TO transact all ordina-
ry business in our absence.
Il. G. MARBLE,
PERCIVAL MARBLE,
Administrators of 1aos. III. Marble, dec
February |, 1910
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
Insolvency.

NOTICE is hereby given. that agreeably
u an order of the Honorable the Probate
Court of Jefferson county, at the last term,
Thomas w. Garnett, John A. Watkins, and
Robert w. Worthington, commissioners APP
pointed by said Court, will meet on the first
Saturday in each month, for six successive
months, at the office of John A. Watkins,
Esq, in the town of Rodney, TO receive,
audit, and allow, claims against the estate
of John Quicker, deceased, represented in
solvent. All persons having claims against
said estate, are requested to present the
same to the said commissioners, duly au-
thenticated for allowance:
THOMAS. w GARNETT,l 8
JOHN A. WATKINS,
r. w. WORTHINGTON.
Rodney, May 2, 1910. 49-6m.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16

MILITARY MovEmENTs.-Th New York
American says that Brigadier Gen. Eustis
has been ordered to the command of the
United States troops at IIoulton, in Maine
The force there will not exceed 500 regu-
lars; but their presence, it is thought, will
have the effect ofkeeping thing quiet
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
sHnREFF,s sALE.

Gasquit, Parish g. Co.
VS..
, James Allison,
Alexander Martin, 'ehoi'lonl hAPOhas'
Robert r.. Hill, and
Robert T Henderson. j 4gyW
To Czai5Orns Circuit Court, Nay Term, 1910
RY VIRTUE OF the above order of sale,
to me directed, by the Clerk Of the CIR
cult Court Of Claiborne county, Miss, i shall
expose at public sale, 10 the highest bidder,
foT Gold OF SilUer, at the door of the Courl
House Of Jefferson county,
On the fourth Monday III Mag ne1s,
within the hours prescribed BY law, all the
right, title and interest of the defendants in
and 10 the HOUSE end IA DIT, on Commerce
street, in the town Of Rodney; levied on Al
the property Of defendant Martin, TO satisfy
plaintiffs claim and cost Of suit.
GEORGE TORREY, Shift
April 20, 1G4O. ts-4S.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
PREMIUMS.

Any person sending US $l0and FIVE names
shall receive two extra copies for one year,
addressed to any names designated.
Any person sending S. shall receive three
copies for one year.
Post Masters, and all others, are allowed
20 per cent. for all subscriptions sent to us
by them.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
Caution.

A Ii persons are hereby cautioned a.
a gainst trading for Note drawn BY me
in favor of III. II. Kelly, for three hundre-
Dollars, or Whereabouts; dated some time
ia October last, and payable on the LIST of
January, 1910. have offsets against him
to more than that amount, and am deter
mined not to pay il unless compelled by
law.
sAML. N. ROBB.
January ], 1910 S0-tf
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16
BAYLY. KTnKER & 7oH.

The new firm having purchased the books,
notes, accounts, &c, is charged with the
settlement ofihe business of the late concern
from the commencement in January 1889.
The undersigned solicit The patronage OF
their friends and old customers ofthe House
they will.keep constantlyon hand The usual
variety Of Goods kept by the House, suited
to the market, and will sell upon the usual
terms to punctuai customers.
G. Nj. BAYLY,
A. NJ. KIRKER,
w. Fl. YOE.
Rodney, March 2lst, 1910.
The Rodney telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1838-1840, 1840-05-16

A NEw STATE.-A Richmond paper says
Mr.. Van Buren, has had the honor Of adding
new State to the Union-the State of star
60tion-N o. Bee.