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Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14

The "HUNTREss." This is the name of and
very elegant Steamboat just placed the route from
Gardiner and Bath to Boston. We understand she is
to be comapanded by Capt Kimba who has given SO
general satisfaction to the patrons of the New England
The "HUKTREss is fine looking boat, entirely new,
"said to be as strong wood and iron make her,
swfer, than the New England, and in all respects,
worthy the patronage and confidence of the travelling
community. She left this place Monday at o'clock
p NJ, and returned OH Wednesday morning, -well
paronized both ways She leaves this place this,
Thursday afternoon at Up. M. The Clifton came ar
half past A.
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14

NEW HAMPSHIRE LEGfsLAT1RE--fnC Convention
ofthe two branches Of the Legislature, Thursday tho
Committee appointed to examine the votes for
Governor reported, that the whole number was 81,
$40, of which Isaac Hill had 2s e97 and james VII
son, Jr. (he Wing candidate,) 1924. There were
4S1 votes for james Wilson, and 1913 scattering In
the afternoon Gov Hill met the Houses in conyer-
ton, was qualified and read his annual Message.
The following resolution offered by Mr. Eastman,
Of Conway, AMI after discussion, adoptcd:-
RESOLVED, That Committee Of ten lie appoint
ed inquire whether the Hon. ISAAC IEtLL Govern
or elect hollis any office place under the United
States which consttutionaIly dissll rs him from hold
ing the office of Governor and report the facts in
ldpn TO that subject, to this House, and that said Conn
mee be empowered TO send for IerHons and papers.
FROM ENGLAEp.-Tle packet ship St Andrew has
arrived at New York, bringing London papers to May
eth, and Liverpool to the sth.
Com. Porter sailed from Constantinnpr fm N. York
April 9th. The rebellion in Syria against the Egyp.
tian authorities the accounts from that quarter say wis
fully queled +-.f
There good demand for cotton at Liverpool, at
slightly reduced prices since the first of the month"; tho
it is stated that prices higher by I'D to Sd from
the lowest point of depression. The papers announce
improvement in the of trade at Manchester and
other markets There had been large demand for rail
road iron for the United States. United States Bank
shares at London quoted cps, which is nearly
equal to 1920 with exchange at per l2l at
ner cent. - ~
Lincoln telegraph. [volume] (Bath, Me.) 1836-1846, 1838-06-14

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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1838-12-06

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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-08-18
LARGE MAPS OF
MISSISSIPPI AND ALABAMA

S1HOWlNG the public and Inaian Iona. ,
~ dian Reservations, Land Distrir,. i IN
ships, streams, az, engraved from The aosa
nlent surveys, and plans ID the General wen -,
fee. Washington City; 6y y sGmnAa, ~ "
man in the General Land Office. ShlS
( +. TAYLOR. Bookseller, Washiny,o.
has just published (nnd secured the oopy,a., clr
cordiug 70 law ofthe above Maps, which ~, a.
found infinitely more complete aud acc,r,, "nl be
any heretofore published on separate sheet. uaa
containing nearly six square feet, and win IL ep'N
especially rscfuland valuable TO those NM. n''nl
IN the lands either State, as they Show , a
item OF information whichis in the posss..' eseFy
the Eand Officers relative &c water courses =
ship lines. Indian lands and reseiya,on'' "@l'
districts, &C., and viii be found pelfec,y ~. afA
and precise IN these points. They can bs moia''
mail TO any part Of the United STATES. s6h,o, y
to single letter postage. Price two dogs, my
three spies Of either will be senihy mail Ill q
dollars A liberal discount viii 5e ,nsda,a Hve
cling agents, or 70 any who buy to sell aron 's'
a % Editors Of Newspaper. any wbe,~
will give the above advertisement nuclndnu "''
n"tice) oneor two Insertions, sbal receive ~ ~'1
fnrn man coyy ofeachlnap, IL they viii ssoi I
copy Of the PIPER containing ito the Advertise,
Aug5, 1887.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-08-18
PROSPECTUS
PEARL RIVER BANNER.

| TE'HE Undersigned propose to publish Al Il
- town OF MONTICELLO, Mississippi, a weekly
J Views Paper by the above name. W'e are well a.
ware that in attempting to commence the pbl;.a.
ton Of 2 paper atthis time, that we win have %
labor rnacr serious disadvantages; bit no fed
assured that we will be sustained BY the peoylc q
The Snane Eastern part of our Sta,c, as they Al,
wholly ursrppliet with press in ,IIat section; we
tliude 70 fncEounties soutlo Brandon and raa..
ding.
tits usual in prospectus to say something Il
tne Objects of paper, proposed TO be ppblshst
and the principles upon which it il to be condu
ed. Chr olject---for We will speak out fanks;
Is hfst TO make our paper source OF profit TO or
selves, and secondly white we advance our own ir
taxest make mn honest effort TO advance the inte.
ess and happiness of those who patronlse us
WE will endeavor to make our paper profiabis
AMI interesting 10 our patrons, bv the discus
SION and eluci{ation of those subjects, which "
bemost interesting and useful to them. II ~
subjects we suppose to be those relating to !,
great agricultural interest Of the countrv--lhs |
sound moral principles Of the communicate
shov, the intellectual improvement, Of the great 10. +
ny OF the people upon al subjects affecting thrir
""Pl"iiSST PiosItIIN' ouf DOUticHI nrinripFsX
are those entertained by Washington and Ieilrr.
SON. IN favor Of just and strict construction Of
the Constitution. We believe that all powers no,
granted TO the Federal Government, are reseryrd
10 the States or to the People; and that all viola
tons of the reserved rights Of the States, Is VI
oation Of the Constitution and dangerous usr-
patton on the part of the Federal Government
The present situl'iop Of our country aflordsa MI.
aneholly example Of tho consequences of tho ~.
ecntive throwing aside the Constitution and disy-
sarding al the checks and restraints which ibi
Constitution hao imposed on him, and acting viii
no other restraint than his own will; and via
wrc' kcss determination 10 effect his own lagodr
schemes, though millions should sink from ahnras
to poverty in til" gcnerahcrush. In that portc'
of our paper. devoted to politics, we have ps
ference i"i men, We go for principlcs---rot men
WE 90 For IdnERrY AND riIE CovsTiTuTiov.
TrRMs :--1nr PEARL RIVER BAHaER viii IL
published on large Sopcr-Royal sheet ard 'r@
TO subscribers NJ five dollars in advance OF six d.
lars at the expiration Of Tho year
GEORGE I. COIIEA.
DoNALD CAMERON
Monticello July lst 1877
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-08-18
no PRINTERS AND PUBLISHERS

iE subscribers have just completed their -.
s.ecinen book Ct light faced book Nh \
printing types, flowers and ornaments, ,be y.
tents d witch arc herewith partially given. n,
inond, Pearl nos. aud Z, Agate, nos. /. q anIt
Agate onNonpniel body, Nonpariel, nos, Il /,
and f,nlnionetfe, nos. | and ,, miiliou. n,
2, 3and 4, plinion on BREWER bodv. breve Y,,'
nirioitbodY, BREWER nos. -, Sand 4, brcyj.,n,,
bourgeois body, BREWER on long primIner 4 u,
bourgeois on BREWER body, bourgeois nos. /, 2boo,,
q, bourgeois on iorg primer body, long pam3 },
!, Z, and d, long primer on small uicap, -,
small pea nos, and Z, plea on small pca H.,
plca nos i,2nhda, iica on english BODY. No \,
nos. and :, great primer, paragon, conhe q,
g'iSh, double paragon, cannon, Eve line Mo,
twenty, eielitlinc plea gotac condensed IL ,ysn,,
isc, seven line and ten hines pica ornamental
'7,9, IL and l5lines plea Shaded, s, ls, d aoi
lines antiqe shaeed.
Also large and bcau'ifd collection of foves
from pearl toseven lines plea, many of which a,s
not % be found many other specimen n new a.
softnent ornamental dashes, 4 varietv If a.,
borders, nearly two thossand metal on,mc,,,
brass rule, leads Of various thickness. es,,onomir,
n'athsmatecal und PHYSICAL signs, lnrnI brace,
aud dashes, from Ito 80 ms long, great Dr,re
and double plea scripts on inclined BODY. al.
mond and nonparielmusicof various kind, an,m.
light and heayyfacc two line letter, fun face a.
man aud italicnonparel, ninion, BREWER. lopr pr,
er and other blacks, nonpariel, lain:on and brew,
Greek, Rebrewan and Saxon.
large Hacie;Y ofornaments, ca1eniatel n,rti,
larry for the spanish aud South Anne rican ma.
kets; Spanish French and Portuguese accents far.
nisbcd to order, with evefyother Article made US
Of in the printing business, .Allof which cam /,
furnished At short not CO, Of as good quality and
on rs reasonable terms any other cstahhmcl,
CONNER 4 COOK.
corner Of Nassau and Ann streets. NY,
August IS, 1885,,
~ Proprctors &c newspapers printed With,
MY part Of the United States or the Canada. wbl
vii cory the above adyertisementthree times and
forward copy containing the same, will he cn,.
hed,f T. their pay ~ any type eastat orr foundar,
providee'they take twice the amount of their bilsr
type.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-08-18
Prospectus
For publishing The Laos Of Mississippi

f0r pG6dS1ljtS Lle I>G'0s y s1lSsSssspPl'
M AW, being the rule 81 action prescribed BY
the supreme power Of the state, commanding
,shat is right, and prohibiting what is wrong, a
general acquaintance with its provisions is desra-
lie I, the scholar, thelesislator, the planter, and
mechanic, as well the lawyer by profession. All
slasses Of society, in republican government,
like nue own dependant, i'r the pnrpesuty o. its
ir,s..tutisns, alone on an enlightened pabli senh-
n,ent, REQUIRE Some knowledge OF the legal enact
,ents, upon which their Liberties, and theiriortanc
,.rpend. ~
The laws Of Mississppi ofa general nature, as
enacted BY her successive legislatures, lie scatter
"A 4, numerous volumes, buried under mass Of
private nc $, ofinportance 70 these alone who arc
directly interested in their provisions, and eerng,
t.y tbeir bulk, and the want Encouragement, an al
most insuperabe barter to that general dissenina-
lion OF their contents, amongst she great mass or
vshc PEG he, which their importance would seem to
rrcuirc.
10 collect md arrange, MI the laws Of a general
aa,r, NV in force, in this state, under their APP
.,:onratc titles, together with suitable digested
.nlex, and experimenting in person, the conple-
,,op ofofthework, untrcady for delivery, will BIO
1, iaAcr ofno small magnitude. The support and
ua,rorage Of tho Intelligent citizens Of this great
state. ] feel confident, will not be withheld from
splinr ia the accomplishments work which will
.rase wisty disseminate knowledge Of our instr
ta,ions. ard the wisdom, on which they are based.
The work will be published in two royal oe,avo
vor,,nes. comprising from FIVE to seven hundred
,acs~, containing all after the cnacsng CLAUSE, ver-
harm, ofcysry Lave now in force, oia general ma
.irc, togethss with reference !, tho pamphle.
laws. a disesssd index % the consens of he VOL
pass. win ho applied, bringing atonre q the view
!. condensed satemcnt ofsie standing law, under
IS lissncssnA appropriate title, s
rcrus wilttp, ~ subscribers Frednls. s"r vol
urne, hound anasetcsrs, paYabIeron delivery.
The work will, u sufficient cncrarsscMrntisob
'sis', no ready sor delivery BY the hrss Janii-
~ 1880.
r. J. FOX ALDEN
Jackson. Mach, 1893.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-08-18
VA ron College.

situated ~ Manson c0llty, MISSISSIPPI, scs
y EN- miles eas,erly lsom canton, and twelve
miles north from Madisonyiile, on the elevation 81
AMI, between Big Black aud Psad Rivers, IN
. region as healthy as any il the STATE. Ibis In
stituiion including female department, snow in
successful ope.atio,, was chartered BY the Legis-
laiurE, in fhtif session of he lsa year. The
town Of rharon, in which the College Is located,
was inrosporated al the san,a time, with special
referee 10 these Literary lnstitns, designed to be
reared within lis limits. The bearing Of the act
aud learning, may be understood by tho following
cxtras from the chartsT Of the Town.
stps II iurther euacted, Thatth President md
Council shall havepower to pass all necessary
laws for the good order, and government Of said
Town, not inconsistent with the Consultation, and
Laws of the State, and Of the United States,
whereby education, aud learning may BE- pfomo-
ted, aud tho retailing and vending Of ardent sYir
rs, Gambling, and every species Of vice and i'm
suorllIty, may be suppressed, together with the to
al Inhibition or the odious and savage practice of
wsar.ng Dirks, Bowie Knives, or Pistols"
10 account Of the heAlthiness, and other advan-
tnges Ok tic place, many friends Of good order,
learning, sna morality, are already beginning TO-
make ii the place Of their residence.
Fise gentlemen from different States in the Un-|
nioa, III ofwhom being now, orhaving been, pro-
TESS Il Id other instructions, already elected 70
thefa.iiltY Fou, Of them are clergymen-on
Methodist, one Baptist, one Presbyterian, and one
Cumberland Presbyterian. The course Of studies,
in this institution. Is 10 be equal that Of any 9th
CIR college III tbs United States. The preparatory
department Is already in operation, and numbers
between thirty and forty pupils. and win be more
extensively orga,.ized on the first Monday cfMay
next
Ths College proper will be organized and clas-
ses formed on the first Mondayof next October.-
Any student however, wishing beforeilat time, to
pursue any studies Of the college classes, shall DO
duly attended To, By the professors, at any time az
ter the first Mondayin May nest.
There will be two vacations I'M the year, one
from the last ofJly to The first Of Crtober. and
the other during Chrstmast week.
PRICE OF TUITION.
In the preparatory departmentper annum $50.
Ii ,nst ,ll YAK slassos $40
payable ia advance. !
PRICEOF BOARDING.
Board IL .plocased at $40 per month; and
washing including fuel at S. 50 cts. per month.
BY order Of the Trsfses. "
&. GRAHAM, Sedy.
Sharon, Feb. 30, 1888.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-08-18
THE WESTERN MONTHLY MAGAZINE
AND LrrknARY JOURNAL,

liz WESTERN NUN lHL1 MhUALlNf
AND LrERaRy JOURNAL,
|lvONDuCTED by ". ID. Gallagher ant
~ j. II. .NarshaH. The editor OF "Wesreu
Literary Journal having, in connection with Jas
b. Marshall, Esq, become proprietor ofthe Wos
tern Monthly Magazine,r the two works have
been united, auh will hereafter be publlshcd, SIM
|uluneousy, at Cincinnati and Louisville. Every
arrangement, being now made for issuing the Mag.
azinc punctually, and in a style equalso its las
tern contemporaries il is trusted thar the union
hers announced will meet the appreciation Of the
patrons generally Of both publications. The read
crs Of the Jourualo will find increased distractions
iii the work, from the constitutions of the cores
pondents Of the uMagazine - and those Of the
magazine" win not only find the same, from the
writings of the correspondents of the Nyournal,''
but viii also get larger amount of reading mat
ter than they have hitherto received. Not in the
spirit 81 Boosting, but to give patrons Of the Mag
azine and Journalr an idea Of what they may ex-
pect, from month to month, as the numbers APP
pear, the following list OF occasional correspondents
aud,regnlar contributors, is given;
MorgsIi Neville, Edward ID. Mansfield, James
II. Perkins, Alexander Kilfn,ont, Edward r.
Cranch, John L. Diddell, Charles r. Ramsey, r.
k'hcituu uAuLhriihlr4 " tikihS dnuchi1i, An0tivS
A.Joues, VIM. B. Oaks, Otway Curry, George D.
Prentice, Eph. Peabody, Thomas H. Shreye,
Samuel Eells, John B. Dillon, Albert Pike, Lewis
r. Thomas, Mrs. Caroline Lee Hentx, y. A.
Al'Clmg, II. J. Groesbeck, J. N. Milton, Miss
Harriet U! Beasley, Dr.. 5. p. Hildteath and 9TH
ers.@ IN,
The Wtstem Monthly Magazine and Literary
Journal, i published during the first week ofeach
month"; Its general contents are Tales, Essays,
Poetry, Sketches of American Scenery, Character
md Manners, Reviews and Literary noticvs Of
New Works in the several departments Of Isitera-
urc and Sciene. Biographical Sketches partirular-
y Of the Pioneers, ofthe West, Narratives Of Bor-
Ter Of Adventures, Statistical Papers, &c. Ne.--
Zach number Of the Mazagine contains from ~
q so actavo pages, and theyra is divided into
Of about $50 pages each.
\ TERMS $500 per annurn, payable at the
i,ne Of subscribing $3.50, ifpayment be delayed
TX raonths-$4 90, If delayed over that thnc.
f~Exchanges, Correspondents, and persons
fishing to subscribe, will please address to the ed
tors at Louisville Ky.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-08-18
CIV. II. FORBES,
IS. G. NERWIN,
J. s. b. THATCHER,
] A. VAN liOsEN,
&C. FORsfiEY.
Executive Committee
EszE zanw x'oRx EXPRESS.

DAIT.y AL Ss,,; ,,a.L,, a-d Mnal,
"a Newsnane, nnblisbed !, t,Ic f,;,v of NJ,
york. INV M ,VgJaEND q ppntlKS pta
rr;ee VI tha nam, ,a,, ,ii,r. .,,I
sam f, .,ol,,s 4, an','.a IN = ~ !.
not uaio wIlnin ia v,nr ~ :
e nat known 10 ~. ,,oa;..rs !, III
ays references II NH VIM o.',ss N. =
ACCOMPANIES f,,cir or,,cr. "'-~ ''e'
The pronrietors If the Exnvess t,,o,v f,,, .,,u
that IN the mauapemcn,. az aaiv ne,ysnars .,sn
New York. the i,iitors INNS, ras,bar sla.r ~.
slumber upon thei, nos,s I'M ,vr.
,tsr fellow e;.;zens Are m their hols IN, -
time for them 10 be n, their desk h M. ara -.
pared for all this exerson. Ihev have ,ne heal,l,
spirits. and ths-aqc fnts,eh ~ enr,mrcr ,na y,
ready ior It, knowing full wen as tLev de m. ~.
tisty of their rontemnorar;es and hir ndsf,,;aa
bic exer;ion never 10 be out dong ,I,u, neyes,S,,-
less, thew thirA there Il room, a. ,h,m. No
YORK II increasing w;th 4 raa;d;.v tbat daGss ~,
cuIatipn and nocks al prophecy, marching on even
with strides thai threaten cIosa
the Emnre civ &c ia o,Ia a,ar -,
sea and sure Il th;s y;gorous ana o,,,,,al,s
growth. new Journal MAY succeed. wbrra o,,.rs
have. yyhcn NewsYnL Was. s,s Il were n, MI. H..
swathipp clothes. ond not The ,oiont s.,e ,,s,,,
with her thousand arms stretching ali ovcr bat,
old world and the new. n s,rch agycs,Hc,,f t,,a
the heart Of ,pr .rast land. and ths E,L ho,.aa'
that land and Europc- where no taxes,,non n,nr
no starnps. no restrictions on ~, press "a e,,.,,
Der and overload Inc business az .,nn,,salivna
there IS annie scope and range - .,,i
all our Contemporaries TOO. = '''0
The Great ami prirnar,, obipcs.sf tho nron,;e,,.,
ii ID create commercsl. ner, M, /, 4 ~,
As impossible 10 live in tb;s hot po,c,I ,y,,iS e
80. "a "A = 49, - i
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-08-18
sHRoN FEMALE ACADEMY.

The Spring and Summer Session for the present
year will commence on the first Monday In March
and end with the last week in July.
The Studio sof the Preparation Class will en-
brace photography, Reading, Pennmanship, Arith-
metc, English Grammar, and Geography with the
use If the Globes.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
ru ELvE DOLLARS.
Junior Class Astronomy, Natural, Moral, and
Mental Philosophy, History, Chemistry, RECTOR
&c, Logic, and Politica Economy.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION,
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Senior Class-Urawing, Oriental, Mezzodnte,
and Velvet Paintings, and Ornamental Needle
work, including the branches Of the Junior Class.
PRICE OF TUIUION PER SESSION,
TWENTY DOLLARS.
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANOF0RTE
PER SESSION. TWENTY DOLLARS.
The Institution has been provided with good
Piano, and the Trustees having made arrange
ments to procure the assistance Of two additional
Iutores-es, feel themselves Authorized to OTTER 10
parents DESTROYS Of procuring for their daughters
solid and ornamental education, all the advan a.
gss which nambcrs and competency of Instructors
esses, a spacious and well regulated Acadsasy,
and retired, healthy, and pleasant location can
secure.
The Boarding FIouseunder the superintendence
OLD. Young, hasbeen fitted up, with special
view 10 the accommodation Of young ladies. The
Houseis NV ready forthe reception Of seventy
boarders, and no pains wlb sparcdty the pro-
prietor to promote the comfort and convenience Of
Of \ y boarders.
The price Of boarding per month, SIC; washing
So 80
Boa rs will DO required to furcisha thois ewll
candies.
ltytn payable in advance.
Nv or1er of the Board Of Trustees:
G. GRAHAM, Ses,y.
FEB. %, 1893.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-08-18
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
southern ~ y, tar.
10 be published III Gatiat,n.

The Southern Star will commence lis career
with 10 mpty promises Of ueuiraliiy- prone
ses made for the most part 10 subserye tempnro-
rary Gods, and with 90 settled propose OF be,ng
psld inviol,be. We shall conceive il our pro
vince, as WE'LL AS our lpty, % advocate with be-
coming zeal the principles which we deem cor-
rect, and 10 expose il possible, the failacy
such as we do not approve. Butin d ing tt,-
ia can nett, er clain, II as our privilege, snar
regard .tas our duty, to sassil with violence oil
lnalignity the pelii,csi tepets Of others--we
shall strive SO to temper our conduct as to glvs
40 Just cause Of complaint 10 political adyefsa
RES. but at the same time, assume an attitude
Sufficiently firm and independent to leave 10
loom for even skepttcs 20 doubt our course
! 1t will be our purpose toAppiand political str-
sce wherever il may be found, and We shall
with relentless grasp rend the veil thu OH
scnres political jeformitv. In our politics we
sre,decidedly Democratic we Welded hearty
and we think, well meri'ed support to mu, b
.he greater portion OF the late ADMINISTRATION
and assisted 10 the utmost OF our humble ab,li
ties, in clevatins to power the present Chie
Magistrate Of the nation. And, though wesa E
welded 10 no man or party, yet 20 long a. he
continues to follow in that line, which he bas al
really chalked out for himself, we shall con-
c,,eiva hat !. = can =, better nreser,e. nro,ert
.nl,lefanI ~ !. cc,s,i,r,;o III l;har,,ss or nm
,eonle than ~ y;sl,,r. h;n, . arisrt AMI M
..,r;no .,,n,,o,t Reared II he ls.,IQth j, Gave
birth 10 the great apostle Of liberty, we early
M ,snnemocrary Jaffsrs !. I.;hertv.-w ~ aays
enl;ssef freelv \, ,he conYss. and an s,bse
q1ent days shall be spent We trust as our Fl s.
hive been, bathing in the cause OF freedom.
w be;evs tha, the ~ styled V;ry,n;a ~
IN cn,nckv resol,,,;onns n ,op IAN ,qo s,ya
sr,,a u, an
,or s,,,,,o,, ~, ~ rlt;cal ,.hth ~,
.,,s.ys "a ~ !. ~. ~, r,sn,aJ,,, ~ ,,.a,.,.
III 49, \, ..,,
4. n. ..sc.;h "a -. NM, \, ,,;a,,Is, ,,
s.a,,s = M ~. ,a,.ha.rh. !, n.nassa- - 80
,',,.t, L. e.. ~. ,,a,.s ~
H, N. Il. -, Isasa,;r.. s,s,,,,,rara - ,osn
X, Z 49,. .ag',.''.'N
ton. and can therefore never Weld he sro,nt
that Congress can. without most palnable and
dangerous infraction. oft The eoust,tn,ion. caarte
a nation Bank, or create anysother corporatr
ho.}y Vel zoe AZ ~, ente,.t.in NM uch A.,
an vis;on as h Ffl. 10 tne Loco Foco uarsy u
Az york = q br,ny ~ oove,n,nent Anu, u
III. exc,usive gold and s;lvsr r,,rr.nrv w;,ho.,,
vs-;nc n. lantw,,h as,ress ana VA 5000
ru;ns we hel.ve;, q ,yho,Iv ,,,,r.r;csl ars.rs
ma r;,,cc,. a. ~, h.lao ~ $500.
m,oent mo,nb,r ~ M psmocrs,;e ,,sr,s pyo
u Soss,aa Nh ~. ,alie" .;5 VII,