The Rodney Telegraph from Rodney, Mississippi • 3

to discover hnwthrc arc compn- tible with each other. In this position of affairs the British envoy to.k hia departure from our court, abandoning nil hopes of being able to induce us to sacrifico'our just rights and be traitors to our country. Tcnn. and S. Ala.

From Ordinary to Good and Fine 12al5( cents. Mi The rise in Cotton occurred at so klo a m- i Lj I back towards the river lo A Cotnp- MANSION IIOXJS E' I large unoccupied ware house 1 JLot and House occupied by Murray cc 1VZ ne.t. Dry known, V. W.I win i uuuuu in uiu season, mm very nine ueucm lvoaney, ana miiuo eutu ic mim as wci i ui, ion I a t. tt merce street, running back 10 feet; a va It is hero necessary to revert to the siege jy goijf and nad passed into the hands of the the entertainment of the public.

fronting CO feet on the east side of Com cant Lot fronting GO feet on Herat, as the sophistry of the Simlah cab inet endeavorj to connect that unjustifiable and cruel aggression on the part of Persia with the policy of Afghanistan We have devoted our energies, our properties, and our lives, to the expulsion of the invaders, who nre our natural enemies, and whose inter- tion of cotton, in consequence of the distress a high prices through the next Benson an e-veut that can now be safely calculated upon The shortness of the last crop is a sufficient irimrrantea nf that fact, nnd thn withdrawn! CStS, iiiS.uiKc unu religion are so 0r iarrre amount hf can tal from ia r.n vn. I particularly umumn irumour own. vere these all powerful considerations insufficient, the injuries which wc have received from the Persians during a series of ages up to the present hour would obviato all possibility of our cordial co-operation. If, thcic-forc, the British government has received insult and injury from the Shah of Persia, a subject on which it is unnecessary for us to express an opinion, wc have, and shall offer no opposition to its jnst demands all that we demand is to bo allowed to preserve a strict neutrality between the belligerent parties. To this policy, and to this policy alone, do we, the rulers of tho United States of Aff-gbanistan, declare our adherence, nor can we in justice be made answerable for the factious acts of a few inhabitants of these provinces, who, in opposition to our express and reiterated commands, have disgraced the Afghanistan name; and forfeited their allegiance by siding with the Persian invaders.

In fiirnicl, of Magnolia street, running back 120 feet, II at all times bo furnished i. ten uiu luia icv.ciii.ij uivuuovu by John Watt and vacant lot belonging to J. Warren; -a vacant Lot fronting 00 feet on the north side of Commerce street, and 120 feet on the east side of Sassafras street, adjoining the dwelling of G.VMar-tin, No. not known Lot and Houses occupied by Warren Gi Henry as a dwell- met, kitchen, cic.t renting uu teet on trie 120 feet House i Tinu nro hrokrn tin. nnn thrt Inrtrfa tnrnwn iint nt I nnhlin (a mvo him nnrl nipnirpii him.

I r-. Rodnev, front ng about 25 or 30 feet on the cultivation by the insolvency of the proprle- self to use everv exertion in his power to -t tors. In this way a large deficiency will be afford ceneral satisfaction. 1.1. if I 1" TT May 1.

1839 51-4t mercant before the favorable change occur- His Table wi red. But for this loss, some recompense with the best the country will afford, and will be received by the continuance of the every exertion will be used to make tho stay ot the traveler comrortaDie ana agreeaDie. He has a number of pleasant and well furnished rooms for the accommodation of families. There is also a good and well furnished Stable attached to the premises, and trav- of the times, leaves reason to doubt whether elers may rest assured that their horses will Su -a cm ii the present crop will exceed the last. We be well attended to.

North of Magnolia street, and know that in Mississippi many plantations The subscriber respectfully Invite the create in many sections, and the effects of I tho same cause must be felt more or less ex tensively throughout the Southern country. O. Bulletin. TOWN COUNCIL. Rodney, May 7, 1839.

Present Jno. T. Yoe, President: Messrs. Lawton, Wilcox, Walkins, Wor-thington, and Henderson. Absent G.

T. Martin. The committee of finance presented the following: SHERIFF SALE. STATE OF MISSISSIPPI,) Jefferson County. Planter's Bank vs i Georee Overaker et al; The Same VS The Same Henderson Gaines vs SS.

Plurius Jt.fa.on bond. Same SHERIFF SALE. State of Mississippi, Jefferson Coutny, Planter's Bank PETERS' PILLS. 7 i ti. i r.it i is, however, a policy winch, though nist --j6t tr Au.

nn irJ. 'weuijnwu m3 uo uauweu uames i VyOie uuiiiiinjc ui in ternational have set ur a creature of their own, and that creature a Soojo-ool-moolk, who is ready to sacrifice all tho interests of his country for his own aggrandizement, and who, since ho became an outlaw and a beggar, has lived on the charity of the British government. With so contemptible an instrument as this docs the British government combine to destroy the legitimate power of Afghanistan a power founded on the love and willing obedience of our subjects. It taunts us with dearadinir that the same be paid by the Comptroller, and charged in his account, as a voucher against the proceeds of Corporation notes issued by him. Resolved.

That the bill ofMessre. Hunt and Service for timber, amounting to two hundred and twenty-five Dollars and eighty-seven cents bo allowed; lobe paid out of any funds remaining in the Treasury. Woodford Wood presented his bill for acting as clerk at two meetings, amounting to fjur Dollars: allowed. The bill of Jacob Green wait, for hauling qui- disunion and unpopularity. While every amounting to thirty-two Dollars and seven-other Lastem power has been shaken or d.s- five cc was owcd traded, we have preserved our power and rP.

tt xT rj tho national independence inviolate, without impoverishingund oppressing our people by standing and grinding revenue officers. If these are proofs of our disunion and unpopularity, then, and then only, will we plead guilty to the harge. The onus prohandi lies with our adversa ries, and what proof have they brought? But wo will join issue on their own ground. It is notorious that the two best British authorities on Afghanistan- have commented on our rule in terms of the highest commendation. Ou real crime, however, lies in our determination not to allow our country to become a subsidiary province of the Indian empire, and it is for this that we are selected to make room for a stipendiary refugee.

It is for this that the Simlah politicians league with our inveterate enemy. Run iect Sins, and our rebellious subjects of Scinde, to dismember the kingdom and partition its pro- vmces. We. warn them, however, to pause while it is yet time. Let no Soojo-ool-moolk enter Afghanistan supported by foreign bayonets, lest another and another flight should con-sign his name to the lowest pit ot infamy.

Let not the Governor General mock us by pretending to establish the integrity of Afghanistan by an allied array. We appeal to the honor of the British nation; but should1 that appeal be vain, we will submit ourselves to the fortune of war and our good swords, and in support of this declaration we will, in the language, and, wc trust, with the success of the American people, "mutually pledge to our lives, our fortunes, and our sacred honor'." By order of the Rulers of the United States of Cabodl, Can- DAIIAIt AND IlEUAT. October 17. The bills of H. M.

Bassett and N. Dad', were referred to the Finance Committee. On motion, the fine imposed upon Mr. Henderson, for non attendance at the last meeting, was remitted. On motion, adjourned, to meet next Monday evening.

JNO. YOE, Pres't. R. W. WORTIIINGTON, T.

C. The Same Madison Smith vs Geo. Overaker. James M. Smith vs Geo Overaker et al.

The Same vs The Same John M. Pintard vs Geo Overaker. Planters Bank vs The Same Gasquet, Parish Co. vs J- The bamc. John Hugh.03 vs The Same Halsey Utter Co.

vs The Same John Norris vs Tho Same. Henderson Alias Ji. fa. bond. on PlttritaT fi.

fa Same. Sams North side of Magnolia street, and running back 120 feet towards Hunt's Lot and House occupied by R. W. Worth- inffton as adwellins, fronting about 20 feet on Magnolia street, adjoining the property of John Goodin on the west, which is occu pied by John T. Yoe a dwelling; -and the lot on which Jhe dwelling ot U.

UiVans stands, fronting 60 feet on Magnolia street and running back 120 feet towards Hunt's Bayou; said property being levied on as the property of the said defendants George Overaker and John Ducker, to satisfy the above named executions and all costs. GEO. TOHREY, SU'ff. By WM. B.

TAYLOR, Dep. Sh'ff. May 3, 1839 51ts6 P. S. The improvements which R.

Worthington has made upon his lot are not to be sold. GEO. TORREY, Sh'ff. By WM. B.

TAYLOR, Dep. Sh'ff. vs George Overaker et al. Samo George Overaker ct al. Same i.

VS John Ducker 6c security Same vs John Ducker security Henderson Gaines vs George Overaker et al James M. Smith vs George Overaker et al Same vs George Overaker et al. Madison Smith VS George Overaker Planter's Bank vs George Overaker Gasquet, Pa. ish Co. vs George Overaker Same vs Same John Hughes Plurtus fieri facia on Bond.

Same Same Samo Alias fieri facias on Bond. etas. Same Same Alias fi. fa. Alias fi.

fa. fljA Fair Warning. IT. WARS all persons against buying any property known as M. G.

Nash's, of Edward Hughes: for such title as can be given by him, will be proven invalid, at the proper time. T. MAlvotiALilj IAtl. May 4th 1839 51 No ice. UA tcord to the wc," Sfc.

rgiHE notes and accounts due James M. Knight, dec. have been transferred to Mr. Daniel Frisby, and by him placed in my hands for collection. Those indebted if they wish to save costs, will do well to' come forward and settle immediately.

WILLIAM B. TAYLOR. May 11. 52-10t Summer Clothing. AFRESH LOT, just received and for sale by GR1FFING CAROTIIERS.

May 11th, 1839 52ya vs fi. fa. Same Same A COTTON MARKET. New Ouleasts, May 4, 1839. Fresh Medicines.

superior lot of Fresh Medicines, for sale by GRIFFING CAROTIIERS. May 11,1839 52ya dissolution. riiHE partnership heretofore existing be-tween Robert T. Henderson and Robt. R.

Hill, under the firm of IIENDERRSON HILL, Is this day dissolved by mutual consent, ROBT. T. HENDERSON. ROBT. R.

HILL. The settlement of all debts contracted by Henderson Hill, devolve upon the undersigned; who will continue to keep a general assortment of Dry Goods Groceries, ROBT. T. HENDERSON. April 19, 1839 51 Henry Hoyle fxrocenes, house door in Fayette said county, the Their Goods are all new, and the public following described property, situate and are invited to call and see them, as they will being in the town of Rodney, and county The business in Western Produce has been good h.nce our last, but in all other de partments of trade we hear the same oft repeated complaints.

The weather has been fine throughout the week The Mississippi remains at the same stage as last week, 4i feet below high water-mark. Cotton. For the few days succeeding urlast report, the effect of the speculations alluded to therein continued to be felt, but eince Tuesday last our market has rallied, and large sales hare been made at very full prices. We make some reduction on our previous quotations of Middling and Fair Cottons, in which qualities the principal operations have been made. A small lot of very choice Cotton was sold yesterday above our highest quotation, (say at 19 cts per but it was a particular cropland jiot large enough to warrant a change ki our quotations.

We estimate the sales of the week at from 18,000 to 20,000 bales, of which we give following particulars: 4200 bales Louisiana and Mississippi at 16 3-8, 1300 Tennessee and Alabama at 131, 29 Louisiana and Mississippi at 16, 112 at 18, 160 at 131, 553 at 14, 505 at 151, 14 at 14, 15 at 13 3-8, 360 at 16i, 5,1 at 14, 228 at 15 at 154, 672 at 144, 535 at 144, 110 at 17i, 60 at 151, 1850 Mobile at Hi, 409 at 141 a 15, C30 at 171, 182 at 171, 101 at 14J, 750 at w13al5. The exports of the week are 19,826 bales of which, to Liverpool 30,529, Havre 7,785, Marseilles 60, New York 763, Boston 573, Philadelphia 117 bales; while the im-Dorts of the same time are 11,347 bales; i inn i in makin a reduction in siock oi cyy notes naving lauea, we snau not pay me Geo Overaker Admr. Stanton, Buckner fc Co. vs Geo Overaker Gasquet Parish Co. use ot Wm A Gasquet Co vs The Same William M.

Phipps vs The Same. The Commercial Bank of Rodney vs Geo Overaker et al Officers of Court vs George Overaker Planters Bank Jno Ducker security The Same vs The Same The United States Bank use of vs John Ducker Edward Benson vs Thomas A. Compton Adm'rof John Ducker dec. The Commercial BankT of Rodney Alias fi. fa.

Same same. 3 "Same Same Alias fieri facias. Same Same Samo Same Samo Same vr. IBARRODBBTOO- SPRIGITS iTI Graham informs his -visitors, Uvi that he will take solvent or banka ble paper of their respective states, at par. Board per day.

JMotlnns being add ed to the board of any to cover The proprietor hopes that those who may pay in par currency, will not complain I of the courtesy extended to others, as the loss is not theirs, but his. To this establishment already the most extensive in the U. States, there will soon be added a 4 story brick hotel, of the largest class OrTwo lines of Stages now leave Louis ville every morning and drive over a fine turnpike to Harrodsburg before night. April 16, 1839. Lou.

Journal. For Sale. nni TRACT OF LASD on which IL ilV i Fieri facias. Same Same Same Same Same. Plurius ft.

fa. on Bond Same a Plu fi. fa. fi.fa. The The Thh The fa.

vs Same Same vs Same Same vs The Same. virtue of the abovo named writs to me directed as Sheriff of Jefferson County, Mississippi, I will expose to public sale on Monday the 10th dy of June Same JTJfAVE removed their Store to the house formerly occupied by Fauver and Farnsworth, where they have just received and opened a very large and well selected (-lt being the first day of the June term of STOCK of Dry Goods. Hani- the Circuit Court) within the hours prescri- tearc, l-rocKery Saaaicryj bed by law, for ready cash, before the court Also, a good assortment of Best Quality of of Rodney, numbered 5, now reside, containing fiive hun jdred acres, more or less, lying on the mam or southern Branch of Coles Creek, two miles from Uniontown, on the road leading I to Greenville. There are about two hund red acres of CLEARED LASD on the place eighty acres of which is of the finest description ot Magnolia and Poplar land now in cultivation for the first year, lae remainder of the cleared LanJ is vesy fine level Creek bottom land; and one hundred acres more of the same description of land may be had if desired, lying immediately on i. im fortab4e DWELLING, and QUAR TERS, with good out houses on the 'premises; two good Springs of nev er failing water, and threo Branches run i through the plantation which afford a contin ual and plentiful supply of water.

For further particulars, refer to James Dunbar, on Pine Ridge, or to Dr. Walter Wade, in the Red Lick Settlement. W. W. WADE.

April 22, 1839. 51 FRESH SUPPLY. JTUST RECEIVED, and for tale Low for Cash 30 Sacks Havana Coffee; 30 bbls Sugar, Best Quility; 20.000 Cigars, Best Quality 25 Boxes Cigars 10 Kegs Common Tobacco; 4 Honey Dew 10 I bbls Mackerel; 20 Boxes Candles 50 Glass, 8 by 10; 40 10 by 12; 1,000 lbs Starch VS Same Halsey, Utter Co. vs Same John M. Pintard vs Same Robert T.

Hendersonjadm'r. vs George Overaker, adm John Norris vs Same Densmore Overaker The Commercial Bank of Rodney vs George Overaker et al Buckner, Stanton Co. vs George Overaker William M. Phipps Same Gasquet, Parish Co. use of Wm.

A.Gasquet Co. vs Same Officers of Court 1 vs Samo Same rt virtue of the above stated to me -M-P directed as Sheriff of the County aforesaid, I shall On Monday the Gth day of May, A. D. eighteen hundred and thirty nine expose to public sale, to the highest bidder, for ready money, at the door of the Court House of said County in Fayette, within the hours prescribed by law, tho following property, to wit: a man slave named LEWIS, and a woman slave named NANCY, levied on as the property of said defendant George Overaker, to satisfy said plaintiff' claims, and all costs. GEO.

TORREY, Sh'ff. By WM. B. TAYLOR, Dep. Sh'ff.

April 25, 1839 50ts POSTPOSEMEST. The sale of the above described property is postponed until the third Monday in May, (inst.) when the property will be sold as above advertised. GEO. TORREY, Sh'ff. By WM.

B. TAYLOR, Dep. Sh'ff. May 6, 1839 ts52 The true riches of Life, is Health. I vTO7-IIEN a Medicine comet" before wh the names of tt.e Wcdca! Profession and distinguished men, anu warranted by the seal of uniform success, tho" proprietor makes no unreasonable demand 'oon lne.

public when he claims for it a superior onnderalion. Peters' Vegetable Pills, Are undoubtedly, enticed to distinction, in-' asmuch as many medical practitioners who have witnessed their efficacy, freely admit their curative powers and vir--tues and that they should do so in opposition to their personal intercsfs i.u't be attributed to their candor or their unw illingness to condemn them in the face of all 'bscrva- Plurius fieri fa-1 tion, and tho testimony of thousands. The proprietor oocs not prciena meso 2 will cure all but heroes say, and has satisfied the incredulous, that in all diseases where a cathartic or an ftperierit medicine is needed, if used according to the directions, for a fair period of time, they will effect a speedy and certain cure, and this much is placed beyond doubt by the testimony and references of individuals already given to the public. PETER'S VEGETABLE PILLS Are now regarded by those who have hid in opportunity to decide upon their merits. 1 as an inesumaoie public blessing.

More than two millions of boxes of these celebrated pills havo been sold in the United States sir.ee January 1S3G. Doctor Peters has receive timvnrrlq nf FIFTEEN HUNDRED CERTIFICATES all given in consequence of the irood dono by his medicines; and it will at once be seen by this evidence, that no remedy for the prevailing diseases of the Southern and Western Slates has ever been presented to the notice of the afilicted, with stronger claims for their attention. Founded upon nic ouiwi auu cuuuucsioi aii principles, viz: actual experiment; these pills have been wonderfully successful in restoring the gick to health, and in spite of doubts and prejudices, the use of them in those parts of tho country, which the proprietor has been abla to supply, has been rapidly extending It is nigniy encourams to him. that amon? lho list of fbose who have been either personally benefitted by hem or have w-tnessed their effec's on other, are the names of many of the most respectable and intelligent men in the South, who have cheerfully given their written testimony to that effect. Without an exception in any age or country, no Medicine has spread with such rapid ity ana given sucn universal satisfaction.

Prepared by Joseph Priestly Peters, M. D. at his institution for the cure of obstinate diseases by the means of vegetable remedies Number 129 Liberty Street New York. Each box contains 40 pills. Price 75 cts.

That the public may rest assured of die salutary effects of these pills and the truth of the above statements, the following letters from medical gentlemen of the first respectability, are most respectfully submitted. ClarJcstille Mecklenburg county Ya. Feb. 7, 1S3S. Dear Sir embrace the opportunity of expressing to you my gratification at tho success which has attended the administra tion of your valuable pills, in this section of the country.

It is a common fmlt 'with those who compound and vend patent Med- 1 iciues, 10 say 100 mucn in tncir lavor; but from what I have seen of the effects of vour pills, I do not think as yet they have received unmerited praise. Six months ago they were almost entirely unknown to this part of Virginia- they arc now the most popular mils we have. In Dyspepsia and sick head ache, derangement of the biliary organs, and obstinate consti pation of the bowels, I know of no aperient more prompt ana eincacious. I would add, that their mildncrs and cer tainty of operation render them a safo an-l efficient purgative for weakly 'individuals; Administrator's Notice. AT the April term, 1839, of the Probate Court of Jefferson County, Mississip pi, the undersigned was appointed adminis- that they may be given at all times with trator de bonis non on the estate of JosiafT out apprehension of any of those injurious Stone, dec Notice is therefore hereby civ- consequences which so frequent! attend en to all persons indebted to said estate to the application of calomel or the blue pill.

make immediate payment, and those havinz On the contran, I consider your Vegetable claims against' the same to present them I pills an invaluable discovery. Very rcs- proporly authenticated within the time pre- pectlully, scribed by law, or they will be forever i. T. MARTIN. Adm'r.

April 25, 1839 50tf Peters. T.II. Harris MD. be sold low. May 4 51 anH 1nvinr on hand a StOCk Ot VZQl.WA bales, including all on shipboard not cleared on the 2d instant.

iilVERPOOL classification: La. and Miss Ordinary 13al3i, Middling 14al4i, Fair 15ial5, Good Fair J6al7, Good and Fine cents, Notice. 1 A LLi persons are hereby cautioned a- gainst trading for three promissory notes, drawn by Geo. Bone and Jno. McGinley, dated Nov.

1st, 1837, payable to David Bone, or order, at the Commercial Bank of Rodney, at times, and in the sums following, viz: One note for $2,000, payable May 4th 1839; One note for $2,000, payable Nov 4tb, 1839. One note for $2,000, payable May 4t The consideration of the foregoing several hou ins hnvinif 191 on wa enn rT niv in ing between a and and toe river, and state aforesaid, to wit: Lot No. 1, front ing 80 feet on Commerce street, and 120 feet on Magnolia street, to the Mississippi river No. 2, fronting 60 feet on Commerce street, adjoining No. 1, running 120 feet to the Mississippi river; Lot No.

3, fronting GO feet on Commerce street, adjoining 2 on the north, and the property of Levi C. Harris, occupied by Mr as a tailor's shop, on the sosh, ca are some buildings suitable for tzz.zz.'.z shops, Lot No. 5, fronting CO feet ca Commerce street, running, back IVJ uct to a vacant lot, and the large Ware-House now occupied by D. J. S.

Bone as a produce store J-iOt io fronting uu. teet on Commerce street, running back towards the river 120. feet, to a vacant lot and building Liquors. March 22d, 1839 same unless compellen by law. GEO.

W. BONE. JOHN McGlNLEY May 3, 1839. O-The Natchez Courier, New Orleans Bulletin, and Cincinnati will give the above three insertions and forward accounts to this office 5 1-ts running 120 feet parallel with the river; Lot No. 10, fronting 60 feet on Commerce street, running hack along Pine street to wards the tiver 120 feet to Lot owned by ra mm 1 nomas a.

oompton, and house on it occu pied by A M. Ualley as a dwelling; Lot No. 11, fronting 60 feet on Commerce street and 120 feet on Pine street runniog D. J. S.

BONE. 45y A CARD. fTTIHE undersigned have associated them-li selves under the firm of MURRAY GARNETT, for the purpose of transacting the Mercantile Business in this place. They have purchased the entire stock of -'m r. rr 1 1.

1. uoods ot uonraa ivnignt, wnicn wun an cdditional supply of seasonable goods order cJOcni the East, will render their stock ttslete. They respectfully solicit a share cf the patronage of their friends and the public generally. EDWARD B. MURRAY, 1 THOMAS VY.

GARNETT. March! 9, 43-12ts Lost Scrip. TT OST by the undersigned, Scrip for 200 -J shares of Stock of Commercial Bank and dated "March 24. 1837. Said scrio is in the name of Rittenhousc Nutt, and signed by Thomas Freeland, President, and Jno.

Goodin, Cash ier. Notice is hereby given that I. will make application to the Bank for the renew al of said Scrip. RrrTENHOUSE NUTT. April 20, 1839 501, PRESS SUPPLY THE SUBSCKIBEKS are now; receiv ing a FRESH ASSORTMEST OF DRY GOODS, HARDWARE QUEESSWATRE e.

Charlotte S. 1, 1833. Dear Sir: 1 have made frequent u.e your pills in tho incipient stage of the bill ious fever, and obstinate constipation of tho howcls: also in the enlargement of the spleen, chronic diseases of the Liver, sck head ache, generaj debility and mauy other diseases, and in all cases found them to give relief. J. D.

BOYD, v. Mecklenburg county Ya, Feb. 7, 1S33. HAVING used Dr. PcterV pills in my practice for the last twelve months, I tako pleasure in giving ray testimony of their good effects in cases of Dyspepsia, sick head ache billiovs fevers, and other diseases produced by inactivity af the Liver.

They are a safo and mild aperient, and the best article of tho kind I have ever used. -GEO G. SCOTT, M. D. Our fnends and the -public are respecM -ffin GRIFFING CAROTHERS.

Feb. 1, 1839. i 5 88 -Also a supply of Sugar and Salt. G. PROBUCE.

Port Gibson, at the Drug Store of Moody "Man; also in Grand Gulf by the same firm; and on inquiry, can be had in every town in the State no 50-Gni 4 Notice. A XL persons indebted to Henry Terrell, H. Terrell or T. H. Duggan Co.

or to the subscriber, are very earnestly kTK OOTK Punda BULK PORK solicitea to oome lorwara ana maKe some 1 vK v-V Also, sa usiacKHy arrangemem, on or oeiore me -Kcgs LARD, Just, received en 1 Wan vt A nAv A an it mill hinii.h) 1 1 1 1 I "b-' Miy consignment, and for sale by without respect to persons, 0 it rnnn S. BONE. KT-r-hAth i April-W 48 SHOW GASES, rrpIHE subscribers have for csl, cheap 11 PTVP. RMftW vO' r. VrW-m a stone tucTcr suowr c.

purifying, water. Enquire of McFEE Fayette, or J. A1XJSON, April 13 -lCV-.