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Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-03


It's wnv thro' the ice of the Northern lakes,
and bursting over the mountains till the
roads and rivers are literally chokod with |
its masses. Whore are these colonsts CO.
inr, 70 the west, TO raise rrain aud be |
taxed! TO the Southwest, to grow cotton,
and become poor! Such is the reasoning
of the report. Now, | ber 10 know
whether it is not taxing our rood nature
quite to far to ask Us to believe, and nc,
uoon. inpeniou. theories, and LONG columns
of figures, standing, as they d., opposed to
facts, admitted, known, aud understood by
every man in this Union over twenty one
wears of age. To come to the conclusion
at which the report has arrived, we are re-
CURED to admit that mln is blind to and
careless Of his own personal advanlage.-
Nay, more, the au hors OF this report re-
Q1ire you 20 deny to- onr American race the
common Instinct Of all animal crcatlon.-
The philosophy Of this report teaches that
man shuns case, and desires toll; that h.
hates pleasure, and loves pain; that he es'
chcws wealth, and courts poverty; that he
! flies from power, ana seeks suOjecton.-
! All this jumbo Of contradictions we are re
Qnired TO adm, as self evident truths, sim
! ply to explain existing facts in way not
to contradict this crndlte treatise Oh trade
and finance.
Before take leave Of the subject, | wish
To uotIce u few other difficulties which OPP
pose the consideration OF this bill at this
time, and which spring from a source that
will no, BE- dsrGgarded by The mllority OF
this House. It will be SEGA that tie bill
proposes reduction Of our income, within
iLo nnvt ,itr an, h., nf saCnn IN illInnS
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1837-02-03

WAsHlSGToS, Jan. Pc General Santa Ana
has left us mole suddenly than he appeared among
~. Yesterday he received an I'M imai ION that ii
United States vessel lying al Norfolk, his passage
III which HAD been prey lOusly arranged, was ready
TO proceed ID sea with him Immediately. He ac-
cordingly was constrained TO furego the arrange
ment which had been made for his part icpation ia
the Inequalities OF the Executive to-day, and to
make an evening visit in lieu Of taking a dinner
with the heads Of The Executive DEPARTMENTS
lie Went of Ibis morning by the cars 10 Baltimore,
departing, as he entered the city, in the most mi.
| ,ae manner. Few Of Gus citizens saw the Mexi.
can during his stay here. The feeling which he
had excited IN the public breast against him by his
Ireacheres and cruellies sufficient. IN this in
stance, wan some exceptions, to overpower thar
curiosity which tempts US into so many acts Of in.
dccorum and absurdny. The Lion and his keep-
ers have gone without leaving mich Of an impress.
sion behind them. General Santa Anna is desert
bed a. u line locking man with a round couute-
nance, black piercing eyes, sharp nose, and IA
good share of intellect, which he if he plea.
ses. so as 10 make himself an agreeable companion.
rejoice that he left the city without having ex-
perlenced any outrageous treatment, but This is en-.
| lwely attributable 10 The precautions which we're
taken 10 keep him OUT Of The public view
Mr.. Grundy offered to-day the customary reso.
luton To appoint IA committee TO settle the mode Of
counting the votes for President and Vice Presi-
dent. tie asked that The resolution should be AT
once adopted, but Mr.. Clay inlerposed an objec-
ton, IN the firm OF request that it might lie un-
I'll tomorrow, in order TO give him time 10 prepare
an amendment. The statements which have gone
abroad thai public 1hcers were members of The
electoral college, fact which, il established, would
according to the Constitution; "a document, 10 be
sure, Of very little consideration and authority in
these days render their votes illegal. are, no doubt
al The bottom Of this movement Of Mr. Clay, whose
amendment may be in the shape of an instruction.
to the committee to enquire into the legality Of
| their He ,yill nrnhahi, Uiya VIC
morrow, when he offers his amendment 10 the res.
olul,on. Mr. Grundy came up TO him after the
resolution was laid over, and ] presume, was in
! formed OF his purpose,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

but want % show you ny sootlon WY tnank
Trouble win cone. IL The Cineral insisas on
knncking down the u. 8. Bssk."
Zekel 10 one Of them sort of folks and always
Vas, who are detem;ned ito make . spooa o. spite
IA hon" and with that be cot With ks old watch,
nigh upon - big - = tea cup, and wound her up
and then clape her to hrs ear, and then 20 mime
-She - - true. says he, "as the tides" He shes
|opened her. 'Nox." says he, ''Msjos, do you see
that ere big chain pulling all the whilea and then
do you see essa Of lhtls wheels and sPrings and
scrcwsf Well, then, look here: On top 10 . big
,cAeek, that - all the while goin round one way
and back sgn, and jiss 50 fasa and no fastes-th.t
(ssys hey 10 what call the kicker, and if want
Tor shst you would sec trouble in il right Cd. AID
III to smash" However. he twached out the k'ef-
e., or balance wheel, and the old watch did 0sis
for spell. | tell you. Some Of them little wheels
vent 30 fast you couldn't SEQ nothing On EN- for =
spell. One At last keelcd up, and another gut it,
teeth knocked out. She stoPd . spell, then
spsng snapd and she rkis'd again, and the spl'nt-
N few. aud by and bv the hull scsspe on EN- sioPd
IL kel s,ick'd his kew down and look'J IT me, and
laws he, "Mainr. we have split the old watch, but
don't valIy the loss ont alton seeing that you
have go, notion by it, And with that he scrap
ed it altogether and wrapped il up in the Waskiss
ton Globe. sThere, says he, "Al.jr. do YOU send
that to the Gorersmess, and tell The G'sersl there
IL more there than some folks think WhD want Il
NEEDLE with Banks and money matters without
knowing al about 'em; and with that We took
asss q switched and went I" he'd. Your best friend
J. DOWNING, Major,
Downineville Militia, I'd Brigade
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

JEwEsE%-Fontane asked me one day Why the
women Of the Jewish race arc % much handsomer
than the men. | gave him . reason 1t once poetic.
al and Christian. The Jcwessce, ! replied, have
escaped the which has aiighted upon their IA
theirs. husbands, and sons. Not a Jewess was to
be among the crowd Of Priests, and the sathle,
who ins;ilted tho Son Of Man, scourged him,
crowned him with thorns, and subjected him to the
isnominy and agony Of the Cross. The women II
Judea believed in the Saviour; they Ioved-'hey
followed him; they assisted him with their sub
stance, they sooshed him under affections. A NO.
man Of Bethany poured his head the precious
imminent which she kept in . vase Of Aiab~stes
tho sinner annosnsed hi. feet with pesumed osl, end
wiped them with her hair. Christ, On hi- part ex.
tended his grace and mercy to tie Jewesses; he
raised from the dead the son of the widow Main,
and Marsha's brother, Lag .rus: he cured Simon's
mother in law, and the woman that touched the
hem Of his garment. To the Samaritan woman, he
was spring If living wafer; compassionate judge
to the woman taken in adultery. Tho daughter
iof jerusalem wept over him: the holy women &C
|companied him to Calvary. brought balm & spice.
& weeping sought him at the sepulchre. ~Wuma0
why weepcst thcuf'' His first appearance. afte
resurrection. was 20 Mary Magdslen. He said Z.
her. 'Mayf" At the sound of that voice, Mseda
lens eyes were opened, and she answered MAS
ter" The reflection If some very beautiful "a!
must have rested on the cOuntenance OF the Jew
less.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

large 6oGsiag mill sav mill, and oahes ksnds o
maehisesy. Their meedows, exsendi0g each side
Of the sives furnish the eye Of The agsicultusist
@ose beautiful view. Every stick q chip . care
fully se@oved, and neahiag y rs.seossd 70 The
sight bot . carpet Il vesdass esees.
Their hills contain great quantities Of excelleat
stone ore. which they use to the best sdvantass.
Their cattle are ofgood blood, and carefully select
ed.
Their sheep, though rot al The finest wool, are
bred with view 10 the pso6ts avising from then,
and divided lotto small droves, eseh Of which hes .
soePhesdess -gned il. Who takes some light wosk
in her hands, aud with the assistance Of dog train
ed Tor that purpose, noves her hocks slowly OF 70
their bills in the mnsnsng, and gradually returns
them to the fold again, BY The time the - down,
and the men sre returned from their uosk.
Their mich cows are kept Constantly in the ssaIl,
Ted with the oal Of The milk, hay, tumipe, &c. and
are said to yield some of them twenty quarts Of
milk per day the year scuad. Their stables are
thoroughly sashed eve:y day. end the eater used
built Tor the OCCASION, and daily distributed
upon the sooss and panss Of one Of the finest hot
houses and gardens in the country.
Tho hot house 10 rendered q curiosity. not mere
Ivy by the neatDess with which IL % conducted but
by the extensive variety ofplants and rui,a Il con.
ta'"s. The to"se - considered . great public
convenience, lnssmuch a. il enables ail who wish
to furnish themselves not only with choice house
plants ofevesy description, but return them there
tor Presesvatioo against frost during The winter
This Is done by tho snhabitants Of Cleveland, md
other Posass ON tie lake shore, aud the line Of The
Ohio and Erie canal, which passes along the bank,
lot the Musk'ngum, within few rods Of their vllaRe
centre. In passing from the canal to their public
house, you cross plain but substantial bridge, and
enter upon q street tina, has the appearance II hav
ing been swept. Their houses are al painted
white, and COVERED with tile instead Of shingles
Their public h0 sse 10 conducted with the utmost
ps"psisty aud cleanliness. and nothing spared Il
+. render Those pleasantly situated who visit them.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

- nm Az Am ~ COAD0R8.
0anea - aeoa eha1esg assAy sessd!
= ~ 81 eusao Z w0eshs ny hssd,
~ nnn16ne GD0 - ys1Dsw ssa6,
W6eDO & - ~ pssbsssssS:
Hssssh: ~ soss6, hsnsh!
III oessss psss IL psiss 70 eAia,
1odpoo 0es - lsssaD P)aiss
= - 10 aas.isI sssia,
Wkeep vaedsS'D hlood 6yws 6ese - ssiol
Hnsssh5 ~ sssed, hssnh!
z13ssag - ~ e3ss;sn's eisasiag bsay,
rs osswsse3hy shs jey ess seiEh,
Hesth 49, bsssls's @sdSeesas fray,
S0auD - onshg ~ ~ to-day!
0Svssa:s! ny sessd, hsssso5
The mbse CLEANS, shs esisass esssbss
heU ~ y side ~ changing ss"ks,
In 0sauoe wlss ~ es.sses his Ds"sss
We - spss - 6sema"'s ss"ss!
Hss.sh! ~ seed, hssIah!
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27
From the New Yosk Eve.;s.g Ssss.


TIxEs PAsr AND TIxEs PRDESr.-We have
had occasions frequently 10 Secur to writings and
sayings Of various individuals, who wrote and spoke
of events thst follow, in the event Of such
and such courses being adopted ~ were urged Al
the period when they th"s wrote or spoke. But We
have rarely me, with any production that seems to
cover 90 much ground, in the shape Of prophecy,
the following extract IL a letter written BY Major
Doraise 10 his old friend, ..the Gineral, a. long
ago a. September, 1888, now nearly four yean
ago.
The Major il seems had come on to New York
from Washington. to ascertain for ''the Gineral"
lhow things would work in case the deposits were
(taken away from the u. 8. Bank, and given among
.undry State Banks. He fell in with his old friend
Z=kel Bge:ow. ana they together entered into the
enquiry, and the Major thus writes:
/ Ezekiel says there is jist ahou: so much hard
money al the while, and il keeps goin round and
round and al about creation. and they gi the mos
lon't and kept, Who are the most industrious il
iiuveniin things. lie says that paper money is jis
as good, and = lee,le better than hard money, Il
folks don't she'll out much ont; and il 10 thu
na,ur Of paper money makers 10 git of ~ much .
they can; and lift WANT for somethn to check IL,
\ would sooa Be - bad ~ old eueiinensal times.
sZskel says, o the hull, that mooey oatsess
: land hsnks. ard tsade, are IN ensiOus one q
rjPele2 Besei'D clocks, snd f0lks hsda't ought 3
slaeddlo q alter eat wilhoas ksswn aboae 4. sAa
sisow,1 ays -, .Naju ~ efsssd Mid = eiv
sIysn s,asdna; kasv - - - - wssel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27
From the New York Evening 81,

From the New 7 "Ik Evening Slsr.
The ZoARlTEs ON THE MUsKINGUM RIVER, ONO
The Buffalo Pais;ot furnishes some interesting
particulars Of this industrious religious sect Of Ger
mans, Of whom We some time since tonk notice in
this paper. This settlement - called Zoar, and is
situated on the Muskingum River, in Tuscerawas
county. They own several thousands Of acres, &C
cumulated BY their industry s;nce they took their
residence there ten years since. The scene Of do
nestle quiet and happiness, Of ffogsihy. temper
ance. and mosal pEopriety, which this commaaity
cxhibsf, psesents picture % pleasing to con:eo
plate. % worthy Of limitations, and perfectly orig
anal in its beautiful afsan&e0enss, thsa eanno
lforeEo The pleasure Of extracting ~ following pas
Isaes tsom Tie paper allsded 10:
~Qey have N exfen1ivo Waaeg poues, obeaioel
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

DAYTON CARPET laANUFACro0Y.
Tue subscribers, skeas shn.s Asaslaesssv
have NOE m hs"d aud offer fog n ENAlVE As
SENTIMENT Of
uWgrat0ed 4 venilta0 Carpelin1.
aud prepared supply WssSsas sh Or.
p~nE 9" o. good quality and "pS" se.ss % ssv
East ~ est Of the l.rsss ae1
be :d''ess<d," PIERCE BROWN,
DAyso., Ohio, Feb. u Ass.ea
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27
cvsr ron rnE HEADACHE.

The eollowsag cure, pronounced to be ssthe SOW
sssgsss thing in life" fos the distressing pain cali
q 11oadschs, - mentiored in the Clinton Miss
0ssetts. We cannot speak 10 i,s virtues, La, let
E1posieaes =, after al, the sure aeeeher:
!, UHv4rS Rxnsx 20 HRAnAcux.-A 49,
II Gn1 ea0e into 60 oEce iha oehss day eomp1am-
Y of = yiasese 49, Iksas - b ID 0rs,
RtI - 6assS euai11aaisl ~ ~ -
~ - e SO -,
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

lNFlR u A RY.-NeWs - he A0Setea.
THE subscriber havssg made some arraseeoests
= for the accommodation Of the sf1scted, With
lingering disease, iofoTms the pablie that - 10
nov prepared 70 receive patiests for The care ef
their maladies.-Such are afflicted with Palsy;
Epilepsy; Affection Of the Eyes; Wess; hard 0vel.
ling and Tumors; stiff joints. occssioaed By The
mse Of mercury, Rheumatic a6ectioss; Rhsuma.
tism; White Swelliogs. Dropsy: aGecsioa sf shs
Kidneys; Sick Headache: Die Doisresx; letter
or Ring Worm; pain and weakness 10 The Dee4stf
St. Anthony's Fire; Liver Complaint: Palip(t
Cancers and all other scrofnius diseascs,-all
may be cured in much less time and sc0oeinG @ sh
patients. by having them Immediately us1es ny.
notice. DIR. WILLIAM A. BRUCK.
0rShop on Main. near Front street.
4th mo. %, 1877.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27
STOVE, CaDPPE1. 4 TIN WARE Mandatory,
JOHN MOFFITT. - CO.

JOHN MOFFITT, CO.
AVE established themsrves in the To~W al RkhSeeA.
We, county, Indiana, the old of John Mcl6u
.~ d east of the bsak, Mai" ssee lss pssass 4
Manufacturing
Stove, Copper, Shee Iron, aad Tia We've.
i" all 10 vau""s branches They inse"d Aeep On hsnA
general assMmeM Of I ooxiNe, TES AND Sxvgn PaArs
STOVES; also, general sss"s,~se"s Of TIN WARE.
hh they ~'I dispose Of reasonable terms eas q
hOsxhs ELSEWHERE.
MsacmASTS and osses from the country, ~aassae aay e
the above ARTICLES, eted n give shes . eAm.
JoHN MoFrnr, JAMES E. Lars,
GusrAvus E. HAYNes
ON. D. COUNTRY PkOUUCE sskes IN eyrhsses.
Rscmnssp, April La, 1881. l3d
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

FLEMING 4 ADDLEMAN. anuowncs 10 their eue-
toners aud the public generally, that they have added
their former assostmet Of GOODS the entire stock
Of Mr. Aaron Gregg, who lately opened Store this place.
Their united stocs Torn asPOstment not suspad ~
this part Of lndin0a, and having lately 6eeu s<sr
ted ut the lowest eastern prices. Oesed the
terms. The variety extensive and general, that
would be useless articles. Purchasers are re
qnested to call and exapine for Themselves
III eastern pert he ii. ao,y br,rk 1ssdx
nearly orPoat: to B. bryhtwelts, Main street: where
all the usual articles in the goods line be obtaiaed
the hest quality.
All kids 81 Country Produce taken in exehanx,
at the maskee prices.
Richmond, Feb. 10. 1887. 6Af
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

-IHE uSiesssDsss having entered pasuess.p.
'h- Invention Of cany"g tie CABtNEf.MAkiNG
BUSINESS in al IT'S bsa"ehes rsepased
then friends And the pubic all ARTICLES Of
Of good mste''as aud g"d They Accepting
hana nj paos lad
rais, 81 0esesi tables, sdes.bes, and stands
vannos sy.es: ssass, seesesaes &c. They eo6-
ene IA assuring ahnss sh slss in their e
thsssney nd aeeomuodase sny
shop IA the place.
o. ANY qsssy efseasssed lu@hes suis~sns eheissse.
wii purchased os shh they wsll give fusnse.
kich~o"d, Feo. Is, 1851. WATSON Z DUNCAN.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

NOW ~ THE Tl2QEe
PORK, WHEAT. CORN. OATS asd ~
VI Of the valuable produce Ii cosassy ~
generally f0r this snd Casa mnst be psaty ~
il The meaning ofa,l this, that far@e snd esh-
ers can we'll pay future tiae fos GaseA
work. The money come-these 10 ssssashe. 40
that petty shortly. M. WEEK.
~Thc D1ack-sWtlb60g Business
WILL Re continued BY the suhrcsihes At hs eA
stand on Pea II st:eet below the Market, 10 sn IL
various branches. Those wishing their wosa 49,
done will find il TO their sdvanssRe IN give bin
cali. VIM. MEkA.
January Z, 1887. 1-n
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27
lee, zee Shingles Wanted,
For which the highest prices will be give" in hy
l. BENNE1' & Co.
Rchuno nd. April I, 1897. 1877


JUST received At q cir establishment oppnse the Banh,
k-"~sa' sssstsne Of Leather, ~ssns of Se, Upper,
Ca I, o.'n"s. "sns SKINS Al.o Is.xe assortment
ku-set leather ami covering hides Perss d~ass
iine W i'll please gov us call. COALE 4 (lAMlL ION
Auri:23M. 1897.
Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Wayne County, Ind.) 1831-1837, 1837-05-27

" OOL:! WUu.::-Che suhsc,ib~r will pay, The
.e~s, fro'" 80 to 50 per puad. FIR k,nis
WOOL that has boeu Will washed, o" she~ps
back the aub; other kud wil BE- purchased.
WM. BANCROFT.
SsLEN ttnPe. 4.h ma. 1ss 1887. l30
O10 Pairs thick BOOrS. best quality;
For sale ny COALE 4 HAMILTON.
RIcHMoxp, April ., 1887. 17u
1DA1NT8s 4e.-Whss Lead IN Oil, Red Lad,
Dry, L,"p Biz. /,
Spanish B,o~o, Liha.ge,
Oil, &c. &c. Just evet aud 10
sale Inv BY lRTLv REED
Richmond May -. 1897.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16
LIST OF LETTERS

IL hn','''u n ~ he Fes' ONE az Month
~ - on Vo'h sep'. 1891, Win, b
'oi c'''' 'o' .hn'p we th'ee months ensn"S
WI - - wrrpe' 70 me ,'enersl Post Oh e,
"as'"I,o" NY Ss D'"h Letters.
h-,'e" ''.e' S'fa Z. ~
D. ~ o. ,, n'nor'' DfsHehe'd beni, Bfce
icy JAIME w ,t'"''D = b"feN He'rg NJ,
nu'Roannan Dn",sp, h'rr Joseph, Br
Wl'han, BAILEY william ", Belanry Col.
Ann.
r, N-',e'k 1',f,u, 'oa,t' Dathsle James 2,
caHnnn r. >, 1olun' ]. Jan'f, Canning had
John D.
I-tXon ""n@i l. Dav Henry.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16
INFORMATION WANTED.

4 sANlEL SC0Tf, and DoRCls, his
vile, emigrated to The western conn
:. many years ago from i.e county of
Csswell North Csrolins. They are snp
p,std to reside. IfIIshg, IN Que Of the
sts'estI Tennessee. Flsbsma or Mi.sis.
stppf The object Of THIS is to notify
YIN, IT they are awe, or If they are
fsad, the children %, the body Of Durca.
scott who was Do,cas Cannon that if
hey VII address line 10 Ann Scout, SIS
er To Daniel Scott. directed 10 Dsnyilie.
"a, they viii hear IN reply, OF some.
|''nt os'fr'slly to their advantage,
Cc1~lhf undersigned, who is an elder.
4 aud inhrn female, humbly enlreals ed
"fs OF paprrs ia the We.rpfo Sonth
l''tt'h Siafts, as an at Of bene whence
q ~ inrih'fance OF the ends Of Justice.
giSe he above a. insertions IN their
I'ptd'vr urnas
ANN SCOTT.
t)4nNitls Va OF X 1907
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

Winch is THE MOST PERFECT PtPU

Winch IS THE MOST PERFECT PERU
n An GovERsMEYT. THAT said Blsss,
*where HE laws have no superior. That
laid Thale, WHERE the inhabitants are
Neither TOO rich Dor too poor. bat,
&a,d Anacbarsis The Scythian, where vr
3ue is tcnoled and vice de'ested. 'Ihat,
tail Piltacus, whose dignities are always
Tonferrcd upou The ,vlruous, aud never
anon lie base THAT, said Cleobolus,
E.wne,e the citizens fear blane'more than
That said Chic, where
Eiiie laws are more regarded than orators
\. but that. said Scion. where an injury
done 10 the meauest subject is an Insult
upon the whole constitution
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16

M DEATr or A SEgAToR. The Balti-
|mbre Chronicle Of saturday. states that
|the Hon. JosEpH KENT, Senator in Con
ness from the State OF Maryland, was
III ,,wn from his horse, while riding ibro'
'kis farm on Friday, and Immediately kilt
M. AS public man Mr. Kent was eff
|xitnt, but unpretendlng; and in private
3ife he was kind aGable. aud mut b cs-
Seemed by numerous circle OF acquaIn.
kances.--[Rtp. Banner
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1837-12-16
COM MEp CIAE.
NEw On

Sugar.--Prime, 6 6t cts inferior, a 81; mod
crate demand. Havana white, Ii IL; brown
II 81, cents dull.
.Wolasses.--On Levee, 30 80 cents per gallon,
sales. On plantation, 20 81 cents, small sales.
-Clear--dollars per Dbl, mess % a. u5;
do NJ 0 IL do, scarce; Prime, = ia do; 70
i6a-
Baron.-Iams,-- l0A II cents per 10;
canvasscd 70 a la do, Middlings, lO3 III DO;
shoulders, "a do, limited Sales.
Lari-Per ID. l0a VI cents, according 70 qualty
Flo,u.-$S so a 9-askcd--sales, =. :,
Cofee.-iIavanna Green, 10 Ii cts; Rio II a
liz; Java, l5a l6, sales.
Wtiskey.-Rec1ded, Asa Al cents per gallon;
common, AZ do, small supply.
SaU.--Liyerpool, coarse, S. ooa =; ms
So so per sack--saes. n,
Bagguag.-Kentucky, % Is cts. Rope'9 a
| | | cents.
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IEvAKLN UP by c. NJ J. Stringer, two
B. work Steers, or years old, black sides
vita some white on the under part, and black
Fith whit. in his face, black ears marked with
'rop and spin in he left car, anI sno u crop,
.plt aud under bit in the rigat ear. The other
Is black mingled with white on his hlpe, marked
smooth ciop and underbit in the left ear, with
swallow fork and underbt in tho right ear. VAL
ped at $50 by stephen Herring, and James Mi
kin, 7th Nov. 1887.
Z. l.. Bowen, J. ?.
A, HARGfS.
Ranger for Lawrence County
Nov. li-t-3W
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Dsn,ill- Va. Oct. Is 1887
F2ciCrage & Commission Business
~ MOBILE.

ss7'iE sul'scriberreupws the tender his
~ services as Factor aud Commission
ierehant IN Mobile. Circumstances hp
ond hrs control VIII Cause bin to re
main IN Mobile so late that he vii be un-
Die 10 see many of his Georgia and :.
latol'na friends personally. H. is SOW
'vtr, enabled to say lhsi he has connect
q h'n~rlf wI,h Col. c, l. IA gIEWS,
II Dallas county. in The Steam Press AMI
v are House business, by winch be th'er-
u ali who may he pleased to patronzp
lim, Superior fire 'oof storage, for all
,nlton consigned 10 him for sale From
as long eyperleGc@ ia augusta Georgia
a this business he does not doubt he
Slil be 3bIe 10 give general satisfaction
FRANKLIN c HEARD.
Mobile, Nov 8. 1887 9-4m
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Money! Money!!
'E'liOSE nd-b,el 10 The undersigned
are requested to come i1sward ana
n r' u? without deIay-alhougi, oIten re-
,n ad' ','n so TO do; they have neglected.,
49, neglect; therefore. we will bring
n,;d sa'. without respect to persoas. If not
u.J z & Nm. CALHOUN.
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