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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

The NadI<onian names Gen. WinfieId
Scot, a. an available candidate for the
Presidency. ana a writer IN the AleAa;i-
dEia Gazette seconds the nominstion -
Another writer, IN the las; named paper.
pens a flaming eulogv Of Gep. VIM. H.
Harrison, the people candidate Tor the
Presidency" .N,iirry Chi,gans are all
tho 20. People are dazzleI now. a, ever,
~ the glory" OF the battlefield, smok-
ing a. 4! does with human gore. a cock
ID hat and long sword are surer pas:-
ports - public favor. ;asa long years of
service IN :he civil departments II
might almost be supposed tina, the duties
81 the Executive were Of a miliiarr. Taih-
er than of civil character and. that re-
curing better knowledge Of camp codes
than Of constitutions. become a soldier
better than statesman. Where Is this
folly 70 end :-LyneijUg JrgI,ign.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

-bND nHayFS MUST HiNG THAT J5--

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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

y o. SO af' ir'f .l-. efVs- I0h
fiiI scr $3.50 q ONO DtStI Cosby
Toe Sier.Loiasr, ol ta, Company a.
semliei 10 general meeting on Wedaes-
d'y las' according 90 sfJ9uromen.. snd
o. 'ief f-s'ins the f4l.osing ia rctoluhor.
I. .e ii'"e',ug was further adjourned until
Nedaesday Tie igh LAY q December
nest
"Res,ired That the Preadcnt and ID.
rector e ihe Cbesspeske and Ohio ca.
nnl company be and they are hereby
tuib'nze9 and requested o. apply g. Tie
Lesi'laigfs e the State u Virginia Tor
AZ 70 connect he Chssapeaks md Ohio
1anal aIih the south branch a. fbe 20.
ionac. The Great Cacaron and The shsa.
sndosh r.Tcrs. and % improve ibe nati.
sat r ofsai3 nveft
"Ressira That tie pren1ent and d..
rec'ofs q 80 Chesspesks snd Ohio q.
AL C0wPaniss be AL they are hereby
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

ARNASsA.-We have returns from {
counties N Arsansas. which give the III
lowing vote Tor member d Congress:
For Cummins (Whg.) 11GO
FoF Judge Cross. ". b 2IJT
This shows a slizh; vs. hi- gam since
tho vote 81 l-j7. bot not sufficient {,
overcome the then Admins,r,non major
Iiy. There A. no doubt OF Judge Closs's
election -Lyscijwg IirgmIqn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

Poht Since our l,si quotations u the
pork market there have leen lag,r
number Il hogs brought sod small ad-
vance "a price The esdy contracts
wefe made al o cent?. We are aoE en-
ab.~d o. quote - u sni quarter snA
busk. There vul BE-. We orc told ABOUT
-, O. -. 600 hogs kaloi Lcre ihi.vesr
m-.----- --.---
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

L>F,'HiNG EXPEDITIONS This FxpIor-
= Fy--dHiru 49, 81 Matsira % To 20t..
s;s1a.er. 81 seii. G, .siI,,,n
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

- Tho trial n ,;~aikin, for the murder Of
F''"aa At - white Sulphur ssrihg,. Ia, been
75s'Pone4 i..i tie ensuing spr.as
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

DURHAM! CATTLE-M Mr.. ", ,st--..
sa' 80 Durham short horrs. Jiu-,
1s -~ .- I-r- .@'.l ~ T,0e''ar. near Iala-
t.-., 90 'ae -.il a.t, a., cpes were l--
fs.r. r-H..as o.. "a $50 ~ JC4 dollar, each.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

DE-tw4BE -Ths election fgr nsubsr u
s'1+rs'' uat r~ut 70 ef'hs state Legislature
'rr 90 tsh state eu Tle.isy last
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

Deem or Ma usr,,r.--we rc-r-i % state
Lii Nr Brvhi d,c ii th- wounds Trcrisr.i ga 49,.
1itsck r0'r upon h'Ia hy runaway u~-ro. =.
u'e'i..'i- "a aur last papcr, ga fDilr uss-lir..
sN1u' ~ e'.vcs. Ar. 4. w-, gl,fr vo,i-,.-
iHln, 's-rh r,,V.s'tj. anf hiss Zen '-f-al 8 ulr
s..a lLilut.
county ..s. Tuesday last. ANA aas l,-ig,,i a. DOR
lti. "a FIsial, sli fp..-l o. g. a. nGe slo ul-
..tfri d. uutraee. W t.nrc learn ilai o. d..
tlaie io'l conieson ~ b~iu~ isr PERI traitor "a
t..r Iauricr.-- Utsosf,i,r IugIssi.fr. Ne ~
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

y notice appears ia the last Enquirer.
;hai Mr.. william Smith, Of Culpeper.
'-tc'H bs roi"i for as the next Represen-
iahve IN Congress from that Distinct
y Inch u nov Represented 10y Col. Linn
Banks II the latter gentleman continues
rs he has heretofore done. 10 refuse TO sub.
nat has pFe'ensions 10 District CoByen-
ton. THIS, Col. Banks 1t is understood.
refuses 10 DO, alleging thai Mr.. Smith. bv
The voice Of: sim:lar oonvocltion. obtain
"a his seat N the State Senate some YEAR,
lg'. when both Of them were compe,i-
;oss for that honor, as they are nos fos :
seat m Congres.-Lyach5u,g Ivg.aisn.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

TiE uEFohEE~ Aneitsr craisra,.an fsr.
- 'f 4a4it frs.'s tl,l'atI Cherokee. ss,ssJ
.af11sa t-slr.l.a on tts iu TO-;
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

NEw JERSEY LEcrioS.-Ii should al
way. be borne m mind, that the Cover
nor and Council OF New Jersey were
b,uni by their oA,hs and their duty t.
give the certificate Of election % those
who were returned 90 them bg Tie proper
officers IS having tho h.ghest number Of
votes. Ii there was any thing wtonr IA
making the return, the wrong eaonot
be imputed 20 the Governor and Council.
For ourselves, we object sirenuorsly 20
any advantage being taken Of mere tech
nscai;ies II II shall be found that a
majority Of The isgoi voters c!New Jersey
cast their votes FOR he Van Buren canCi-
dates COX Congress, tha; fact ~i!l be ascer-
tanned, We presume, when the seats O.; the
returned member. are contested. a. they
.wIil. be .3.cr. Gazette.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

y f@i1rrr1sr i' tsvo ~-7re TGsFf
VI no can doubt the wonderful fscundi-
y Of the American people. after the
above exhibi, u their rapid increase
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

PENSsTLyRTIA.-We .uhloin tie OIL
CAL vote tor Governor IN PcBn.ylvania:
H. l73--F.l Porter, laiT2a
For K.mer. l33l6-
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1838-11-15

A--rat a5f.991
t-;-res...e yais foT President 80 l-36, Is-.s-6
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
NOTICE.

ETrERS OF Administration having
~ been granted TO The undersigned 81
the Defender term, 1887, Of the Probate
court Of Lawrence county, on the estate
of William S. Carter, deceased Notice
is hereby gwen to all persons indebted Ia
said estate 10 make immediate payment,
and those having cl.i,ns against the same
TO present them duly authenticated With
in Inc time prescribed by law, or they
will be forever barred.
JOSEPH SIN MONS, .fdmr.
Monticello, Dec. 30 1887 lot
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
List of Letters

DREAMING i he Posi- dice al Mont
IL clio, Mi, on SIS, Decue'.,her 1851, Which
f otos l'ci for within The III ee n,oo' h. -nsuine
WI c fo wafded % The Gene 81 Post On e,
Wa-hn. on Coy al Dead Letters.
A-Askew Wm. r., Ar.nscns Jesse, Ai.o.d
rot.
B. ae esse, Buckley Edwsrdo James
@
C-Cooper JOSEF, Gle K CT CO. Court s,
Cannoa Capt. f.. j., Co!s Joh,,
D-Dou ,i-s James.
F-Fox Ar.hur.
G-Ce.nteH,y Gtorses, G cen VIM. 81 i,
G cen JOHN. l'fnsIead Thos. Y.
H--H"nzog Aud ew j., Hltcn cs Thos.
J-Jeii liemi.'on.
k aee. n A. n.
A. Moore NJ. May. McUmber Aaron
Na,,ic Els q, llsgee nober. Nal ~ri Jnseph
g, Ms.,e Nah mel. .ls,tiD Jonn, Mess q
Wn., Nike. G.. ", iarlin Roost, JuasSey
Nm.
Mo il n.
O. O'See' Jo.ep,.
- 'attar.T 4. grn, Pendieio, Z. F..
t. ~ bri '.eJ A.. 70 e"iss muel.
g -!sile Ch,,s., Sar Tst B., s, ton
Col. ), SLlngcr josiah t.. Su.5oo Col. Wn
s.a',res Ben. :, Seiio- BE JAM. sh@riff
Lawrence tonu y .. SC "aor,ugh 7; McGaha
:, Sc,o tou33. No u, Saten Reuben, smith
James ". =, Stsen Meet;
H. ,ne. ~ ELS F.. ro'ia YES ED;lv.
W--Wh,a CterK w eneaL Ca"y =.
EDWAcO ENGELHAeD u.
Monticello, Jarae 6, 1o31.-t4.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06

sun offence except il case Of sppping Inc necss-
sites Of sickness o. death.
18th. he 4 fenthe ordained, 'nhal no spirit
uous iqnocs shaIl be :c.aiIcd on ne Sabbath day
w any person exccp, reg aly licensed tavern
keepe- who saail be fully provided % sc.o'am >
date travellers and boa, er and any person yhat-
eve wno sbaIl De con ictcd Of selling s,itu,us L.
quors to any slave on said day sail pay fac OF
five doIla.s TO- every suca offence.
l3th. Be Il further odai ed, That the Presi-
dent OF re Board siail have 3owc 10 gran IL
cense pedllrs an'i hawks 70 ynich ne ,al e.
ce.se one dolla. for each aai every Lcen.e 80
granted by him, aad all nance received Oh ac-
count ofthe same excepting MS saia flesh shall
pay 70 tbs ffs ,l.er vthia lea ays a.er ecsising
me SAINT for which the t.c-iIrcr sal. give re-
ccipt.
A. uARGIS, President.
J. q. CnANcs, Sec'y.
Monticello, Jan. 6, 1889.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
STATE or MISsiSSI Pi, I'll ~.encs Dir.
Lrwrrnes Cou,iiy }rot Court.
Henry Day, 10 Mach FIRM 1888.

Elisha willam. Attachment for S,l3.
II appearing 10 the satisfaction az tie Cou I,
u that the defenaent hss ansconjed or "a
,oaceais hnself that ibe ordinary process Of
lie Ia = caono, be Sc, ved upon b IN; "a hcceupon
I is orr erred that less the defendant appear,
put 10 speci i b il and plead o plaintiffs ac-
iioo on orbe ore the 6,s. Jay Of he ext March
evm Of this Court, Judgement At wi''b 'en-
derei against iim, aud the estate -ttached will
10 sold 10 "a, ely piai,tiGs claim and Al costs
Il 10 further ordered that the Clerk Of this
Cosrt cause a copy Of thi' order to be publish.
ell 10. six weeks successfully, in the rewsaper
called she Pearl River Banner. printed Aud
spuhl shed ~ the town Of Mont clio.
certify the above to be atrus extract from
fhs minutes Of sad Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have
hereuoto set my h I'D and Official Seal at the
iowa o Monticello, this the seventh day o.
o. obsr, 1887.
Monticello. Oct. 7-~t-6i
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06

The Houston. (Tesas) T.tgrsph o.
tue "a is clothed IN mourning. tor ~ 'ns'
paper the lact Is announced, lbat--pEAf
SMITH rs Dean!
lie died al Fort Bend. on The SO,h OF
November. His i"m frame. says me Ter
sgraph. sunk under The fatigue ana expo
sarrs, TO which he has too willingly SUB.
j-cted himself. This singular individual
was one oe. those few men whose name
sloue, bear with them mre respect than
sounding titles Major, CoIcasl. Gener.
al, sink into insiknificsnce before the sim
ple, ordinary name Of Deaf Smith; that
same is identified with the battle fields Oi
Texas. his euiogy is inseparably interwo-
zen with the NEST thrilling annals of that
country, and will long yield to their ira
dictionary narratives peculiar interest.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
Mail ROBBERY.

w. 81 foni the stage Oh the :'ps;os III
Road, la. aveasng, (2lst of Nov. about ih.ce
O'Clock, he Noble AID Columbus mai. The a.
bove ,ewa,d viii % given %. the apprehension of
the ti;cf Ind mil, o Z Ebc.ai -cwacd n: eithcr.
At about he saas enc Ia, Cfeensooro ,tagr
was taken f.on the Po7; Oi,:e, an. the thief not
finding the mil the. i, .efl il abo-s nfee du;.s
defiant from the Post Olice, with the h,r,cs h.tc-
ed.
Those has;ng sent modeJ in the NAL, veal DO
well des rbc il, and have il advertiser, as it may
.ead TO The detection OF the Villain or vii ms.
LABAN r. POOL.
The county paper. th-oighou. the Sle.e OF Al
ALBANIA aud Mississippi, are reoaesteI 70 PUBLISH
the abose two o, .hfoe Zines N ;eir respective pa
pcrs.
Dec, ~, 1897.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06

Of Lawrence, Wayne, Covington; Jones,
Lauderdaie, Leake and Jasper. or in de-
fault Of such officers, the Sherias Of said
scounlies, 10 cause an election to De held
il their several counties on the 2and day
Of Februry mex, for a Brisadier General
Of said secohd Brigade. and to make con-
soliiated returns Of the election when
held. to the .i.ljutant General OF the State
- according to the provisions Of the Ac,
10 regulate the Militia Of this State.
JOHN A QUlrMAN,
Major General, Cad Div, NJ. NJ.
80 The Eastern Clarion will please
publish this order for three weeks, or I'M
Ill the insertion therein Of the election
notice, by the proper officer.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
$500 REV ARD.

ESCAPED from .hn jail Of
IL Laudrrdale cannty Miss,
mn the night Of The 18th inst,
ROBER L B. MERRETT, said
Merre,t il upwards Of six feet
nigh, long faced, black hair and
eyrs, with heavy heard, and
dark complexion: is a stout
built portiy looking man, about
thirty years old. moves quick,
speaks notify, but when excl.
ted. very prof,ne. Said Mesrett
W : imprisoned for the wilHal
murder Of WIN. D. PELHAM Of
This couHIy. - .sis.
The above reward will be
given tn any person who. will de-
liversai,l Mrrrest 70 me il Ma
rion. or confine him ig any, safe
Jail, 50 that may get rim. -
ISHAM PACE
Shift Of Laudeytlale county.
Marion, Nov. ~, 1897.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
STATE Of IL I--lrei,ia Lgu eoce e.r

STA Of ~ i->ippipia Lam eoce car
: L.rrenre coray }cuit CoY
=. I"slea ., - W u ,er.r l2se.
Elsa ra,r =. ,.c,.,ea, "a. ss,o
sopea 'vg ,4'- 90 ,.f.t,o., OF 1he ,o,,,
II nei iae defendant has absronded -,
tea.s nins / ,iiat he danny p,.e... ~
he ~ ~ 10, re served poo ,an; W eee.ns
!. i. o dece.i q. nsatss 10 dtfeldant e,,ne.,
prI 10 spec'' 1sh aj,d ,Iead 10 ,Iia.al,I a,
'os g o. bolo he f,.t dsy a. t.4ueat ~,
ie'm u III, fo1ai a. 'ssnen 6 al nj 1ecf
De ri asaia'i -. rdd u .,,. aps, he'd
ne -oiv -, I. pfr' 80 = .iri . GOD al eo
Il L. i1.ide -aerei Hai D.. l,etg O,
tot.t r+a.p Z, o o so, Wder 70 De pub
ed 49, TX week. - 'ccs.,g4A. " xpe nea ~
al 'ie ~. li',er B.no~. printed sud /.
80 d a ,ne owa % isensieello.
,er,ti, 'he so>v" o be q 10 extract -.
ne II .aute. o. .sin Copr,
~ TESTIMONY WHEREOF. !
hcFeuD.o sei NV ,sod and offcisI Sal
town OF Mon ,.ce.lo, ,dis The seventh y
DC ober. 1857
EDWARD l.. BOWEN, Cls
Monticello Oc1. TIT.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06

Y qAf OIL ,eH}.J u Ds-eY,;,~s n, 10
pa.unc4~pf 4 u ). fon ,,s ,oats
Cour Of Z ) ,.ey,t NJ psotesa.s L, rhs
lhgaeA .iIs-.f;> e "a ..lh. ~ La. saGva
as ine A'olis . IL! =, ICED o. ,se ease
tors OF Vac Ssnd. !, ih1 .gnf I.,s,enc..
fu'ral q % sge ooad via g,io,ed see.li'y--
Sa'c !" tsse place On lie e,nee --tme cf c.rd /.
VA if k9 I" ontae day Of ssis, aid land vii I,
sold ~ tne uneeraiene' ,as gvayd,an Tor NJ Y.
Doimef Soodsoii, MINOR her Of W.li.n co..
sor, decd.
NATHAN H0OKJ,
Nov. II, 1876, CIV Guard;s,.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
INFORMATION WANTED.

nANiEL r orr sod DJRcaS, h..
we, 'n1grsird 10 The ~. si.,ne.0n
~ r., years az, f,ua anp. coqsle ol
Csswe'I Mo, Car"l'"a. Jhry aye arp
p"s'u ~ r"s'''. 4 ijs"g ~ oss III HE
Aa'+s of !-nnrs-r-.- .jIabana os Ns.;s.
sHl'i. he "'.jed u ihrs IS. t. notify
t'-", f"+p ase ave. az ii The, are
d'st1sA - ri.,J,en ~ me l,ods IL d rca.
ocoi (w"v W.. D,jcas Csnnon. ~ il
thrt. Wal adtte-s iine In Ann scot (s,s-
~ =" D.a"t -c"i ipreled 10 Dnos,lie.
W. i'". " y sse2r Ia r.pfy. q, soar
'hi"1 P,"'"'isi's' ~ hr s.is ss,agr.
..l-S,T- h. usdt isisneu. mno !. an elder.
" 81" 'uilfm e r,'e phpbiA pnfr.al.rJ
''J- ." paprrN u. ne W..,trp nd ,uulb
wes"fh ~ta'"-, - an sTt at b,u+Soirtue
ana ." ioan.rsnce IT he ends ~ justice.
10 give ;bt a',. {, w insertion an tbeir
respect j ornsls
ANN CCnTT
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
IA Oney! MOney!!

snNiOSE MdeDied Ia ,ae 'urdfs,i1n.d
sfe requested TO come I,rwafi and
pay U? without deIag al boaigb often r.'
qnest"d So 10 DO; hey have neglected.
and si,l neglect; therefore. we vii brig
our suits wiIhoul respect 10 persons, ), no,
paid sooG.
J. z. g. II. N CALHOUN.
Monticello, Dec. 10, 1857 lii
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
ARRIVAL Il DEPARTURE.
of Mails.

From Baoo..nAvEH-dne Snn-
days, Wednesdays and Fridays
ut 2P.M.
For BnorKHAyES-closes
Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, att Am.
From MoNRoE--tine Sundays
and Wednesdays, at1P..I
For MoNaos-closcs Mon
days and Thursdays, "a. II.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
SECOND DIVISION,
GENERAL. ORDERS.
70 sMpER o, 1887

y HMBEK - IcJJ
HAVING received satisiac
tory evldee, that the Office
Of Brigadier General in the
second Brigade Of this Divi
ison, is vacant. ] do hereby
order and require the Com.
manding Officers Of the Or.
18th. 18th. esd, 30th, ats,
and 33th Regiments, compo
sing the Militi Of the counties
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
TAKEN UP,

TAKEN UP,
10y Daniel Bolton, a stray
- MARE, a sorrel: lefthlnd
foo, white. "A hands high, sup
posed to be A years nlt last
spring. Appraised to $40, by
Daniel Bol,on. & Daniel Hick-
man. 28th December, 1887.
VIM. PEEsLgs, Up.
A. HARGlS, Ranger L. c,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
Real Estate for Sale.

XUILL be s,ld at the residence Of Mrs. Eli.
w sabeth Powels in Ma ion county, on the
third Saturday in December next, to the highest
bidder on credit of twelve months, all that tract
or parcel Of lend kuown as the Easterlin tract,
situated and being in the county Aforesaid, and
State Of Mississippi; known ms the South-Eas'
ouagte-, Of Section twenty one, Township three
Range eighteen West, containing l59 acres, and
96 one hundrclth- Of an acre. ans
By order of The Probate Court.
JOHN FORD, Adn'r.
Nov 7th. lS37-7-6w. - :
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
STATE or Aiissi>SIptI, ! 10 Lawrence
Laurtnee Cornsy. cult Cosr
Ma Ia d nsmIhli To March
Naileu Z t,on. Attachment q;
300 l2


appearing 10 tie satisfaction ofils Cr,.
II bat TIE deseHdan, has abscondeo ', -.
"a lie ham-ea bet the ordinary p.on y ..
tho law sanet he se,sed uroa him; wh,.-. =
| is nrdainesi chat rfless lhe de enda Il,
put ,pec'si ead aad pie d 10 the pIaiul,i; =
ION on '.r before tie 6rsi day Of the mex . !.
To- n OF his conr ji,is sment 6ast will Je :
der 4 asust biu1, aad h ests . 1t acI.ed !
he sold 10 at,sfy pl io,if's Cain and al 1.
Il is ioriher orde,c,' bat lie Clerk o. .
Court Cause a gsry OF is o der 10 beruii VI
ed for six weeks sicce..'sely 10 the news, 4
"a ed ne Pear River Banner, prnied and ., i.
I;shed ~ he lowp e MONTE clio.
certify ne above % ne srus extract s.,.
The % DItes OF said court.
IN Es7fAfONY WHEREOF, I lx.c
he, cum sci nv hand and ofiItis, sea, =, ,ls
DIV, of Non,iceil'., tins The s.ven h DAY Of Cs.
tober 1887
EDWARD l. BOWEN, Clerk.
Monticello, Oc 7,-i-6.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-06
hNSOLVENr NOTICE.

IlNSULVEN I NUI1CF.
TINE undersigned commissioners sp-
= pointed By The Pfobste Cour, al
Lawrence county, viii NEE, ut ,he Cour'
House Of said cnuo.y on the Sre Sa,ur
day in esss, snt eve-v mnaih i'om lhs
date For he ensuing ~ n0nbs Iar the
purpose Of examining snitl'ny and allow
ing claims agYinsi ne esls OF Joseph
Athens decreased, reported insoisent;--
Whe,e these insres,pd may attend.
SOLOMON SUTTONl
JAMES A. TURNER Csnissienfrs.
JOSEPH NEyLANS
August -, I337-l-6m.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-13

The fate Of Judge Cameron-N. 8
of New Bedford, one of the saved c,o. ~ u
wreck Of the Pulaski, gives the fonoa h.. ele
account OF the manner in which Judoe e. | 9
eron persisted. Judge Rochester i,o ., II. Jaln'
the information was derived per,sh.d .,. "Oa
the breakers, IN the attempt to land ns
was intimate with Judge Cameron md -. ns
were travelling together from Pensa.
which accounts for his obtaining informs',''
relative TO him from the boy - '''oO
"Nearly three hour. AFTER the disas,., -.
bard and the others in the small baai. sac i'A
individual upon a small fragment, Of lie -, &c
whose rescue they went. This vas Jpdse I. y 10
ter. When taken on board he iniormsd t''l''fi
when the Pulaski went down he saved hip'.s,p.l -,
a settse, 10 which he elong for .bou, :. 'Hh
when he drilled ~ contact Nith frsgp.t, ~
wreck which sustained boy Who cane IN ~ " 'f
ny with him from Pensacola. The hos =" -
that the setiee scarcely huoyed him on ~
upon changing places, saying that he bei,s
and strong, vas best able 10 save hlusels l"s
settes. Judge Rochester expressed etss, 80. We
for the safety si this genefoas boy, but rot. ''
known Of his fate. lie informed jude. ,f,, p
Cameron started wi'h him, sul that HI, ,lr,r.,.
failed, and he ios, his hold aud sulh.a :"
Judge Rochester was President If RI
at Pensacola. tie bad been pronIpep, !,
llllclau in tho State Of New York apd !.
1929 was the opponent of DE WIN Cb,,,a
for Governor Of the Stale and sas NJ
beaten by a few thousand votes. II. !,
a nntlye Of Mary land bu, Il Ne are bal 81,
taken, he vas born IN Orange Coue,y \
c. where bis family are well rememler5
Fay Obserrer.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-13
TIE fII.ASkI

From tho statements Of Mr.. G.. I d.
Wis, Of Charleston, ne are afraid that ,ss<.
unfortunate beings who we're suppa.5 !,
have chung TO the after part Of the pqI..si
have never been nor will ever bs resren.,i
from the mercllsss surge. Mr.. Da,s IA
not retired when the explosion octufr3
and this fact, when taken 10 eotfet.a
Nth the frmness of his character, e..
en,l'le hIs declarations 10 greater cvs
deuce. lie says that when the boat !, ~
posed to have gone down there xas 8,
l,on Of the stern which vas uot sgba.sf.,t
thai there ~esc some 60 or 70 pm e.
chiefly upon the s,ern--,hai upon he II !
ing, they were seen to scramble l5aat
tho highest part, bat that upon TIC Q.
log up Of the boat, the after part rsfgf
as II were and that portion OF be fg,s1
ade deck which Was attached y u
carried away, aud all who acre q. ,ar l5
part oi the boat uere buried laa cont
rum. Mr.. DAVIS ~ conhrmcd 10 ID. /
ion from the fact. thai the stern, too. 4
ped ot the promenade deek. followed 4
little fragment, uFsu shich lie pas \
hours, land consequently after dsy
somes,urrs within terHfg feel eat
vas not human berg TO he fesa 1ar1
The, we may add, sas the couilioa I
stern when seen &eve'sl days aAtt at 1
eufrtnce by tao ddiennt ses-eis u
/ Lamar aud MI. DAVIS coaeuf 10 sa,i1s 4
upon landing. there wefr tao sess
silhis thr bar at the mouth u Nfa i
who made every exrrtion @ 90 70 II.
cue Of Tho Iast, h4s thu. lhey sc'r q
from this work II MERCY b. ad'sfe
and wavrw.
We expect. IN ~ % tvs, e IL
fore tie pubic q s'atenfnl, a. 'et
pcIly authenticated, boz Nhrch 40 e
TO b. true, which viii place lhs as.a
spoasib,ll,y IL The dreadful lass &. lie, a
Il should rest.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1838-07-13

II. Randolph This 'ndls,dual, Nho was
rsndered 80 notorious BY pulling Preadeat
Jdcksoa's nose, few years ago, aud aualns,
whom process has been issued aud &c issued
for that assault, though never served. has
voluntarily sought a trial for The offence
He was aware that the deputy marshal. a,
Alexandria, bad a writ for his arrest. and
he came over to the District from Virginia,
and invited the officer 10 serve IL, which was
done. He was then bailed, being held IN
the som OF five hundred dollnrs. The trial
"lll take place next October. MIR. Randolph
has required that General Jackson shall be
summoned 10 attend as q witness. o course,
The old general Won't cqme. All The Court
caa do, IN the case, IS to fine MIR. Randolph
Tor the assault. of Commerce.
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the oeople of n. Carolina whilst the per.
formances Of the applicants indicates de.
clded elevation of the standard of Classical
learning IN the country, and an advance
men, either in the diligence or skill OF the
Teachers in the Academies or Preparatory
Srhnnls.