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10 kF.NI.
'ENfH four story fire proof brick store in Camp
Wallace u Co. "a -
The three story brick store the corner of Bank AL
icy ana Natcea street at present occupied by tsssrs
Heath u Co.. the third st ry being fitted for bed
WV
Also the 'r story of the brick store in Bank AlIey
f'n door from the last named-the 2nd and Sd stories
being well fitted up.
Possession to be given the Isl November next.
oc'o-lt CHAS. A JACOBS
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COMMERCIAL.
EXPORTS.

NEW YORK Per ship Mississippi Io25 bales cotton lao
hhds aud 200 bales tobacco, tics and box
clothing, and 10 pckgs mdze.
NORFOLK Per brig Isaac Fahkin d boxes aecoun,
hooks. 25 hilds Bacon and 200 kegs lard.
PENSACOLA Per schr Chariotte24 hrs flour
hhds and 2 brls sugar hhds bacon sides
brls pork, $50 bags corn, ? casks caret wine
box pipes brls whskey, aud 10 reams wrap
ping paper
TAMPA BAY Per schr Sarah corn and 50 boxes
harness,
81 steamer New Castle 80 coils rope 20 pes
baeging, 10 casks bacon.
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HNk-Just received groce of Felt's superior Black
Ink, in doz bottles, packed III boxes of one doz-
each, for sale by The groee, dozen single bottle
by DAVID FELT& co,
New York and Stationer's Hall
Do I.,n-
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EH,EAS-tiu hoyes Gunpow,ler tea, each IS lbs, AMI
i 100 lib boxes Imperial Tea in store, and for
sale low by
TIAYER,
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ETLAF CAP-Just received one hundred reaulS of
Hndson's snperine Flat Cap, of superior quail
y, for sale low by
DAVID FELT & co.
New York and Staoners Hail.
uCt2i 81 Cbnr,ra. st
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a NGE,'S File Press, just received a few dozen, Of
"a different Sizes and for sale low by
DAVID FELT & co,
New York and Stationer's Hall
octs4 "a Cborross
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TAYENNE PEPPER--27 Loaes Underwood's Cav.
~ enne Pepper, landing from tho ship Colunl-
bus, and for sale by
THAYER & CO,
orto6
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III ATs-one case of London Hats, received per shin
IL Tiger from Liverpool, for sale by
HOLMES & MILLS,
OCt!l Rank Plac
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M HlTE LEAD-500 kegs No. Il ,, ground in
w OIL in store and for sale hy
LOCKE & co,
ocl-o Front I.evee
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octo6-3t NJ, T,,,,.

A AlLS-5o0 kegs cut Nails in store and for sale by
~ $ LOCKE & co,
octSD s Front street.
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IN lSSiN' from ship Saratoga one Trunk, marked
We }. taIzur. Whoever has said trunk will
give notice OF the same to
BEN s. A COHEN,
'c'1" 80 Common at
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A AfFttt NEW ORLEANS Il NASHVILLE Rail
" ROAD co. is drawing on New York, in sums
to suit purchasers.
JAMES H CALDWELL,
Oct24 President.
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EBoRiER aud Wine bottles-50 groce Wine and
H. 100 Porter bottles, for sale by
HOLMES & MILLS,
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tt CASEY'S
Piaho forte and Music store,
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afNk UZ. SulpHale OF Ilnnine Ianang and for sale
@UN1 by JARVIS d ANDREWS,
Druggists
oct2s Common {. Teho; itonlas st
THSIikPENTIAE-f5 barres Spirits OF Turpentine.
i landing from ship Perdonnett, for sale by
49, JARVIS 81 ANDREWS
Druggists,
oct26 Common & Tchopit0ulas st
WTHISkEY-50 bt il in store, for sale nv
~ octlb q DORSEY, ~ NeH Leree.
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- iof.S d. hhds Bacon Si,es in good condition. in
~ store and for sale by
LAYET g. AMELUNG,
oct2i "a f,nmn,a no.. Q,
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NOTICE.

INT ETTERS Of administration having
- been granted 10 The Undersigned at
The Debember term, 1887. OF the Probate
couta~of Lawrence county. on the estate
'oi William S. Carter, deceased Notice
is'hereby given TO all persons indebted TO
said estate 10 make immediate payment,
and those having claims against HE same
topresfnt them duly authenticated with
IN thp time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
JOSEPH SIM MONS, .adm'r,
Monticello Dec 30 1887 1856
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Notice,

HOOKS toF Subscription tolhe Lspi.
= tsl Stcckot tbe Mississi.pi UnionI
Bark. viii BIZ opened 81 Monticello Ms Y
sissippi ii the county 81 Lawrence (the
seai q Justice Of said cou.ty,) on ,te
first Monday inMay next, n be- eonlin
ned cpsp Rand during The space II our
hundred and twenty days, Under tie su,
psriniendance u NV undersigned mana
grfs, apFginled f9r that purpose BY THE
|. Az 4, say'plimsf'tsl 70 AZ Act Incotpota'
ling said institution II h
III. N. CALHOUN,
' ROBERJ JELKs, cOns'rs.
ARTHUR SMITH,
Manticello.s March IL. 1925 0-1t &a w
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osa'ul1et5n Madison county, MisSisHpp sev !,
en mile esrly from Canton, gand twelve
miles north Madisbnsilit, 81 ths elevation ~
land, petwsep Bg Black ind Pearl Rivers. ia
aresson Ne heaitby a. any IN Tie State. slhis II.
ttitutlon Including afeuale dcpsrtmenf, nov IN
successiw opcnuo'f was chartered Dy the Lckis.
lalwe, ~ her session 81 The last year. Ths
town q sharon, " Which The College Is located.
wns incorporated af tne same sime, with speclA
referee q inesc Literary institugns csigsd 10 BE-
tnared WITHIN 49, limits Iie Bearing 81 tbes acs
Of incorporation, % The promotion of good order
aud learning, may be understood by the fol.o,s;ne
extraVt rom the charter II the Town.
sBesitiufther enacted, Iha the President ana
Council xhali have power to pass all necsssar,
laws for the good order, and government Of sa;d
Town, not Inconsistent sitIfthe Constitution. ,rd
Lawsof the state, and Of The Uiatea S,atas.
whereby education, and learning may be prorno.
ted, and the retailing and vending Of ardent soir.
its, Gambling, and every species Of vice and mn
morality, may be suppressed, .pgether with the To-
tai inhibition of the odious and savage practice Of
wearing Dirks, Bowie-hnivee, or I,istols.v
IN account OF theiiealthiness, and other adyan.
tages Of the place, many friends OF good orderr
learning, and morality, are already beginning "a
make Il the place Of their residence.
Five gentlemen from different Statesin the UuT
MON, all Of whom being now, orhaving been. BRO.
fessQrs ID other Institutions are area.y elected "a
the faculty. Fou of them are clersyu,eo--o,,t.,
Methodist one Baptist, one Presbyteris,r. and ono
Cumberland Presbyterian The course of stn,lieas
in this Institutions to be equal to thar Of any o,bi
Ter college IN tbs United States. The prepara,orrs
department is already ~ operation, ant numbers
between thirty and forty pupils, aud will be more
extensively organized on the first Monday Of Nav
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list Of Letters.

- EMAINING in the Post Office at Monticel.
X ia ON the 3lst OF March 1899, and which
No, called for within the three months next en-
go, will be sent to the General Post Office as
Dead Letters.
n, Butler Anthony, Baggitt James 2, Butler
,ah. Buckley Thos il ., Buier James !, Boy
Ell Lany, Bridges Henry n, Buckley Banl A.,
Buckley Edward, Buckley Kichard, bfany ROBERT.
g. Carter Wn, s, Coie John, Cooper Jsoeph2,
r.,mpbell Ihos, Carter Daniel, Chambers row
Hard, Cowart Zachariah, Col. Comd'g Lawrence
County, Caldwell Joseph, Caldwell Major, Clerk
Lawrence Go, Clerk Circuit Court Lawrence
County.
D. Dixon David 2, Davis $ w, Dosson Mrs
fMargaret.
L Ellis VIM, Easton James D.
Furyis Thos, Francis Sam'l w, Fits Mary.
G Calender Miehilal 2, G.,yn M, Gray "
VI.
Harris Richmund, Holden g. Walker, Hartzog
Ia Mitchell, Holeman Moody, Harrison jeremiah,
1Ienniston Enocb, Hutchns Miss Susan.
Jones N B.
Ksnuicon Joseph Z 2, King M 3, Kenney Har-
man.
L Longcnow John T, Laps s. Sayder, Langs-
ton David, Lynch Charles.
M McCumber Aaron, Martin & Hemphill,
Maxwell Jesse, Mullens Films, Moore James, Nc
Lsode George d, Martin Robert, Murray James,
McKiuzy Alex'r, McKinzy James, Myers John,
Nelson w, Morris > w, Moblcy Thos +. n
N Newton Major, Noble M.
0 Oats John II 6, OFT David.
Pharneys Thos 2, Peters Joseph, Psndeton
E, Pendleton Or Jo, Prestdge Samuel 2.
Rogers Sarah, Raglin Mr., kagslale Gabriel.
s Shepherd Mrs Nancy 2, Schultz John D.
Speights Lamon 4, Skinker Thos, Sones Henry,
Staring Allen, Sauls James, Scarborough & Nc
Gaia, Stringer Josiah +, Smith James A3, shes-
if or Clerk Of Lawrence Co.
T Teunisson Jno III.
w Weathersby VIM ?, Whitehead B g 3
Waltman Robert, Wilson John, or Peterson Null
lens, Wethersby Arthur, Wylie John !, WARD
Jesse 2, Ncwith 2, Ward Hiram 2, Ward Cade 3
EDWARD ENGLEHARD, ?. M.
April 7th 1898.
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Passedby tte Board ef Ssisctnsen of The torn Of
Monticello at1isi, SESSION IN February 1888.
RgEiT ORDAINED, by the President and
q - Selectmen Of the town Of Monticello, that
the 9Th Section Of an ordinance providing sundry
regulations forthe peaceAble, orderly, and whole-
some Governments Of the town of Monticello be re-
pealed.
2nd. Bet further ordained, BY the President
and Seiectnen the town Of Monticello, that no
spirituous liquors shall be retaed on 10 Sabbath
day after the hour Of nine O'Clock A. NJ, by any
person except regularly licensed tavern keeper
who shall be fully provided to &C onmodate trav-
elers and boarders, ander penalty of five dollars
for every such offence. +
Bird. Be it further ordained, That any person
who shall be convicted selling spirtuous liquors
to any slave or slaves without written permission
from their master Of overseer, shall pay a fine Of
FIVE dollars for every such offence recoverable by
warrant.
A. HARGis, Pres't.
j. 9. CHANCE, Sec'y.
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ARRIVAL q DEPAI sTURE
Of Mails.

From BRooKnAvEv-- due SIM.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays
AZ s r M
For BRonkHAvEw--c loses
Mondays, Thurs :days and
Saturdays, at 6 a. NJ.
From MoNsoE--dhe Snnd avs
and Wednesdays, at ~. NJ.
70, N,, ,.a Nom,
days and Thursdays. n 4.
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The Spring and oninner Session for the preseSa
year will cominenee Oil tho first Monday in March
and end with the last week in july.
The Studies Of the Preparatory Glass will EN- .
brace photography, Reading, Pennmanship, Arith :
mctc, English Grammar, and Geography with th Q
use Of the Globes.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
TWELVE DOLLARS.
Junior Glass Astronomy, Natural, Morsl, nd
Mental Philosophy, History, Chemistry, RTet or
ic, Logic, and Poitica Economy.
PRICE OF TUIUToNP PER SESSION,
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Senior Class--Drawirg, Oriental, Me7zot nto.
and Velvet Paintings, and Ornamental Ne, dies
work, including the branches Of the Junior Cha IS.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION
TWENTY DOLLARS.
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANOFC ,RTIt.
PER SESSION, TWENTY DoLLAI IS.
The Institution has been provided viii, good
Piano, and the Trustees having made n range
ments to procure the assistance Of two adj Gtional
Tutoresses, feel themselves authorised 10 offer 10
parents DESTROYS Of procuring for their es lighters
solid and ornamental education, all the Ivan a.
geslwhich numbers and competency Of In ,trl,c,,r.
esses, spacious and we'll regulated A cadensy.
and retired, healthy, and pleasant loca ton can
secure.
The Boarding House under the s,perir ,endsncs
fDr. Young; has been fitted up, with 4 SPECIAL
view to the accommodation Of young iadi IS. The
Houseis now ready forthe reception. seventy
boardets, andmc pains will be spared BY ti,~ pro-
prietor to proi6ce the comfort and COW enisac- Of
Of bis boardcrs.
The price Of boarding per month, SIC y; wasalne
S. SO.
Boardeis will be required to fufslsn thsis own
candles.
Tuition payable in advance.
N BY order ofthc Board of Trustees:
u ". g. GRAHAl u, Sss'y.
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Prospectus

For publishing the La,Os IF Mississippi.
II IAW, being therule Of action prescribed by
~ the supreme power Of the state, commanding
what isright, and prohibiting what Is wrong, a
general acquaintance with its provisions is dcsira-
bic 10 the scholar, the Legislators tho planter, and
mechanic, as well as the lawyer by profession. All
classes Of society, in a republican governments.
like our own, dependant, ,r the pcrpctuity Of its
institutions, alone on enlightened public sent-
.ment, require sone knowledge Of the legal enact
ents, Upon which heirlibeftics, and their fortune
depend.
The laws Of Mississippi Of general naturcy as
enacted BY her successive legislatures, lie scatter
ed in numerous volumes, buried under mass Of
private acts, ofinportance 70 those alone who are
directly interested in their provisions, and Offering,
by their bulk, and the want ofarrangerent an al
most insuperable barrier to that general dissemina
ton Of their contents, amongst the great mass OF
the people, which their Importance would seem to
require. &N
Toconect and arrange, all the laws Of general
nature, now in force, in this state, under their APP
propriate titles, together with suitable digested
index, and experimenting ii person, the compile
ton Of of the work, until ready for delivery, will be
labor ofno small magnitude. The support and
patronage IF the Intelligent citizens Of this great
STATE, / feel confident, viii NOT DO withheld from
airing in theaccomplishmsnt ola work which win
more widely disseminate a knowledge Of our insti-
buttons, and the wisioa, Oh which they are based.
| Ths work willbs published in two royal octave
vorumes, comprising from Ave to seven hundred
pages, containing oil after the enacting clause We
batm, ofcvery lay nowin force, Of general M
ture, together with reference to the pamphlet
Jaws a d;ueatsd iudex 10 tho contains az the vol
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(. Law Notice.

~ AND s SMITH, have associated
As themselves in the prar.cs of the
law. they will attend to professional. bu.
siness 10 the Superior Courts held in
J acksnn. and ia The counties of Law
renee Mrion, Covngtob, simpson, ca
piph and Pike any busines con6jed II
their care viii receive their prompt and
undivided attention. Office at Monlicel.
To-.
Feb. 1, 1838-l7-tf
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-
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I Ii Lawrence CIR
Laurence County. cut Court.
Levi Noble ,e TO September Term
M Sr,ss.r' "ek'''' : 49, Attachment for $685.
|V + appearing to the satisfaction Of this
n Court that the defendant has abscond
ed or 50 1onceals himself that the ordina-
Lary process oithe law cannot be served
upon him; whereupon it is ordered that
aunle,s the defendant appear, put in spe
Ieial bail plead to the plainilfs action
ION OF before The 6rst day Of the next
|September term Of this court, judgement
final will be rendered against him, and
the estate attached will be cold 70 satisfy
! plaintiffs clam and all costs. II is fur
kber ordered that the Clerk Of this Court
cause copy Of this order to be publish-
ed Tor six weeks successfully in the news
paper called the Pearl River Banner
pr'o,.d and published in the town Of
Monticello
n certify the above to be true extract
5irom the minutes Of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. | have
hereunio set my hand snd official seal al
the town o: Mout,cello, this the seventh
day Of April 1888. NJ
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk. Y
Anil 7. 1836--22-6w.
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Feb. II, 1888.
STATE or MISSISSIPPI, ! Ii L+wrencecir-
Lrprrnce County. emit Court.
Aaron Hargis, TO Sept. Term 1898.

Bepj Watkins Attachment for Ss4.
ut appearing to the satisfaction Of the Cou !,
Il that the defendant las ahsconded or -
eonceals himself that the ordinary process OF
the law cannot be served upon HIM; whereupsu
IL Is ordered that unless the defendant appear,
put in special bai' and plead a plaintiffs ac-
lion 90 or before the first ,ay OF he rext Sept.
term of this Court, judgement 6aal will be rem
dered against him, ant. the estate ,ttacbed will
be sold 10 sat.sly paintiff's claim aud all costs
II is further ordered that the Clerk Of this
Court cause a copy Of thissorder TO be publish
ed for six week successfully, ii the newspaper
called the Pearl River Banner, printed ia
published IN the town DC Monticello.
certify the above 70 he a true extract from
the minutes of SAID Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Ihave
hereunto set my nd and ofhqal Seal at the
town OF Monticello, this the seventh day Of
April 1888.
EDWARD + BOWEN, Clerk. v
Monticello. April7, l838-22-6t.
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'.,9.S''I:.

Am the evening of ne 9th of Feb, some
hand drawn by John II. 'reunisson, aud made
payable TO the Undersigned on the drst day n an
uary i53o--for oac huaig dollars.
JAMEs5J. UNEAL.
Mon:iccllo, Mlsch ", ,a33 -,,-2s.
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Notice..

n shaIl al the next June tevU OF me
u groba,e Court OF Lawrence county,
49,. ON, nv account ss administrator oil
b. estate OF Joseph Athens. deceased
|.,, 6nal settlement and allowance.
~ STARTLING TARvER Adm'r.
h,onticelIu, april IA, l838-eS-tw.
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6TATE OF MISSISSIPPI, In Lawrencecir-
Laurence County cult Court.
Henry Boyer, !, 10 Sep ember term 1888,

$3.50 HN - XII
aaron NJ Cnmber Mtachment for $500.
MI J appearing 10 the satisfaction Of the court,
u that the defendant has absconded, or so
fonceals himself that the ordinary process OF
he law cannot be served upon HIM; where upon
lsorderel that uni ess the defendant appear,
put 10 special bail and plead to plaintiffs ac-
ION On or bofore the frat day Of the next Sept.
',Sn Of this conrt, Judgement i,al viii be rem
SSh against him. and the estate attached will
neN to sati,fy plaintiffs claim and all costs.
Ec'Nrthsr ordsrcJ hat tho Clark Of this
.'Ss ,suse copy Of this order to be publish
eo ~ hweeks successfully, in the newspaper
S car "A eari River Banner. printed and pub
"' a.,;e, iowa Of Mo,ticello.
49,. ,;nutx Alb We 10 beya true extract from
''' IN TEssaid Court.
s,r,o seTQNY WHEREOF, ! have
n .sa ar M,d6aad and official Seal at the
Apr,,, 1883. this the seventh LAY o
-.r.ap:icsli', ~ Ia so ~ Clerk
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NOTICE.

IN ~ ~ r..
II LETTERS Of Administration having
~ been granted 10 the undersigned by
the Probats Court Of Lawrence county;
al the February Term 1888, ON the es
tate Of David Burney deceased. With he
will annexed, Notice IS hereby given 70
an persons having claims against said es-
'tate 10 present them duly authenticated
within the TING prescribed by law, or
they WILDE forever barred, and all per
sons indebted to said estate are request
ed to come forward and make Immediate
paymeInent
JOSEPH NEYLANs, Admir-.
Monticello, March 81, le3S--sl-6w.
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RATES or TUITION.

Spelling and Reading per month $500
Writing, Molern Geography, common
month 800
Ancient Geography, Ancient and
Modern \ History, Political Economy,
Constitution az the United States, Ma
tural, Moral and Intellectual Philoso-
pAy, Logic and Rhetoric per month $500
Lain and Greek languages, Mathc-
4is ics Astronomy, Chemistry Gcology,
Minex salogy and Botany per mon.h S5,Vo
French, Music and Drawing at the usual rates,
Weekly exercises 10 composition for all Of suf-
fcient. age, anl also in defamation f,r the male
pupils
An extensive sctcf Apparatusis procured, sufi~
Client for illustrating the more difficult parts OF Geo
eraphyt Mathematics and Astronomy, and tor the
performance of all the instructive aud nteres-
ting experiments Of Chemistry and Natural Phil
osophy.
Board, including lodging, washing, light and
fuel can be had in private families for ten Of
twelve dollars per month.
Mr.. Graves will himself board those pupils whose
parents or guardians wish to place them under his
particular care, not only during Academical hours
buttaose Of iuermission; fortae duty Of a Precep.
tor Is not discharged by merely importing intellect
ua Instruction, but extends 70 the cultivation and
Improvement Of the manners and morals Of those
| entrusted to his charge.
| The amount for boarding and tations exrcpt fol
booxs and that which is called Acxtran in thcfa.c
Twill be 510,oopsryeur.
There vill be but one VACATION 10 the yenr. II
addition Is the usual holidays and festivals. Thi
yn "a tiou viii he OF Que meath. ending ON the thrt
"Wednesday of Sspsember The regular com
management Of the Academic year, viii therefFt
BE- the Thursday following that third "Wednesday
of''eptewher. Il ~
II vary tsir,hle, that Is many as possible o
the !children whdsa parents Or guardiaus-ar
disposed to SEMI 10 the Academyfoy the comm
ssasoS, shoullbc present at INC commencement
tina, the hest classification ofsae pupils may be a
'A'S BY order 81 Me Ao,rd. ", n.
= s A. FOX, President
JosrrH NEyLATs, s'cc,y-
| .r:u.e.i,o DE-. Ctr, 1897
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Office.

II ETTERS 81 ADMINISTRATION having
- been granted d the undersigned, by
the Probate Court ot Lawrence county,
a the February Term 1888 on ih4 estate
Of a. ) EldrIdge deceased - Notice Is
hereby given 10 all persons having claims
against said estate, 10 present them dolly
authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will BE- forever barred,
and all persons indebted to said estate
are requs sled 70 come forward and make
immediate payment.
JOSEPH NEYLANS, Admir-.
DELLA ELDRIDGE, Adm'x.
Monticello, March 81, I83S,---2l-6w
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MONTICELLO ACADEMY.

SEyHE Trustees of dissatisfaction, feel grati6ed,
IL Il, being enabled to inform its friends and the
public generally, that the building for the accom-
mediation Of Teachers AMI Pupils, is nearly COM
pleed, and will be opened for the reception of stu
dents on the first Of January next. 1t is large
and handsome edihce Of two stories, commanding
a beautiful prospect OF the town and neighborhood
The upper room will be Appropriated to the fe-
male department, the lower to the male. 1t IS
spacious and airy and will be furnished with every
accommodation to promote the education OF youth.
The location of this institution, is in Monticello,
Pearl River in the county Of Lawrence. A
town celebrated for its salubrity and health. tia
BOUNDS with never falling springs ofthc purest wa
ter. Parents therefore, regarding the health Of
their children; can no where promise themselves
more catering hopes Of its continuance than at
this Academy.
The institution will be under the superintcn-
oence Of the Rev. A. r. Graves, a gentleman Of
talent and experience. The following Honorable
and Rev gentlemen are referred 10, as having
recommended Mr.. Graves TO the Trustees, as a
MN Of unbleinished character, ripe scholar and
skiful teacher.
The Rev. Jeremiah Chamberlain D. D. Presi-
dent Of Oakland College.
Rev. Benjamin Chose A. NJ. Of Adams county.
Rey. Benjamin Shaw A. NJ. Of Woodviile Will
kinson county.
.Rey.A. b. Lawrence A. M. Editor Of the New
Orleans Observer.
Hon. John Henderson ofHancock county.
Hon. G. r. Smith Of Wooaville Wilkinson
county. :. VA
The female department will be under the care d.
management Of Miss ScrnIA RoycE, a lady who
enjoys the we'll earned reputation Of a qualified
and successful nstr,ctress. She has for the last
four wears been the principal teacher OF the Fee
mails Seminary at Port Gibson.