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List Of Letters.

II EMAINiNG In the Post cfics'at Montcei
10 10 on the 3lst Of June 1888, and which
il not called for within the three months pext en-.
suing, will be sent to the General Post Office -
Dead Letters.
"A Atwood y.issi. .Astsw Vim 4. Anderson
d Blister VIM, Butler Anth'y, Enwen Mrs
Martha, Brack A d, Brakc6eid Melinda Z
I3rakeiield WIN, Rurney David.
q Clerk Probate Court, Catching II ,, Clara
Joseph.
b Daniels B, Dixon David, Davis San'l w,
Davis Henry ?.
+ Fur jacob, Frelick james.
@ Gordon Noses Cranberry George Gym
William.
H Hickman John Or Brinklen Hamilton
Sampson, Hendricks Win, Harrison Jaryners
Harris Edward, Harrison Williass
I. I,ongino John r, Lambert John.
N McFcaru WIN, Mircal Katharine, Nixon
Abram, Maxwell Tho's, Michael edward, Mas
lie Elisha.
N Noodles Lew.
\ P pepper Gwinn, parhmsn Litticton.
\ K Ross Francis :, Ross Simeon, Rogers Green
VI, Raborn George, Rhodes James.
Stuckey Simeon, Sheppard Marcy :, smith
VI, Seatcn Thos b, Summer Aezekahs stephens
MrC. -.
w Weathssshy Arthur, Winters James =,
Var,sr James, White Geo Y, White w.
=. ENCLEHARD, ?. NJ.
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STATE ~ MiSuwrrsy, -Lswyvnce Comfy ~
Probate Cosrs, Juns Tsbm, 1873.
I'm application II The 6dn'iuss'ratot
- Of tho esisle AZ VIM. r. Muffin IL.
ceased. that the real estate u SAID de-
ceased BE- sold: il 10 ordered BY III Coutts
That III persons interested IN ss'd s,tstra
BE- and appear u the next ausast Terra
Of said Court. 10 show csuss i any Iivy
can, why said estate should not BE- ,rciJ.
Il Is further ordered. that copy u ihis
order be published 10 The Monticello
Pearl River Banner. for sin weeks suc-
cessively. sni that cory thereof be 3D..
veriised ~ three Of the most public p'a.
ces 10 Lawrence County.
A true copy from the minutes Of said
Court.
Issued 25th June, 1888.
J. CALDWELL, Clerk.
July "a, i838-34-6t..
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MOTT

S hereby given 10 al persons In any
manner interested in an undivided
half Of six hundred aprons Of land belong
ing 10 tie estate of Alexander Morgan
situated on Pearl River in Tho
county Of Hancock. 10 appear Al the Or
pbans Court Of said county Of Hancock
on the fourth Mounday Of September
next. and sl,ew cause why said land
should no, be sold according 10 law -
This fourth Monday IN July 1883
CHARLES MERRILfe Adm't.
Pearlingtou, Aug. Isl, l630--38-6w.
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sTATEOFs MISSISSIPPI
LAWRENCE COUNTY.

A PPLlCATiON having been made by
n the administrator Of the estate o.
William Brisier. deceased, that the real
estate Of said deceased be sold, i = o.
derrI blythe Cour. tina, siipsrsons inter
.s,sd in said estate be aud appear 81 the
ues, Oc,cher-tetm of said Court TO sh"w
case j. any they can why said estate
should moi ia sold.-Is is furthef order.
cd ,hs, copy of this order be published
i ,he sion,ie.llo Pearl River Banner tor
six weeks SUCCESSFULLY and . cory 'ne'e'
al b. advertised in rhree VI the MOST pup
lie places III Lawrence county
A nu. extract from The minutes o. ss'o
C,nTI.
Issued 20,h .iugwst, 1888.
,. CALDWELL, Clerk.
sep,cmber !, i83e--Ai-6v'
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STATE or ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS County:
Probate Court, June Term, 1888.

ErArE or MisslssiPri,-Lawrenee County:
Probate Court, June Term, 1888.
n PPLICATION having been made by
"a the administrator of the estate .
Richard Bsllock decd, that the real es.
tate Of said deceased be sold. il is order.
ed by the Court that al persons interest.
ed IN SAID estate, Be and appear at the
aext August Term Of said Court, 10 show
cause, II any they can, why said estate
should not be sold. Il is further ordered
thai copy Of this order be published in
the Monticello Pearl River Banner, for
six weeks SUCCESSFULLY. aud copy there.
cf be advertised in three Of the most pub.
lie places 10 Lawrence County.
4 trus copy Of the minutes Of said
Court.
J. CALDWELL, Clerk.
Issued IS tn June 1888.
July IA, l838-34-Gw.
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aD MiNlSTRaTORsS NOTICE.
n ETTERS Of ADMINISTRATION having
- been granted 10 the undersigned by
The Probate Court of Lawrence County,
At the June Term, 1893. on The estate 81
DeIilah EldriJge, ;iec'd,--NOTiCE is
hereby given to al persons indebted 70
said estate 70 come forward and make
immediate paymen, and al those having
claims agains, the same, to present them
within the time prescribed BY law, o.
they will be forever barred.
~ I'M, TURNER, .adm'r.
July IA. ie38,--34 CIV.
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

AS the Honorable Probate Court o
Lawrence County, has made il The du.
" Of the subscriber. a. Guardian Of the
minor heirs, 10 make 6nal close Of the
estate Of T. w. Burgs, deed; he res
pectfully invites all thOse indebted 10
SAID es.ate. either by note or otherwise,
TO call and make payment; or they will
have cost TO pay; as the ensuing fall
term viii NOT be allowed TO pass without
sun being brought. against all delinquenls.
]. NJ. TURNER. Guardian,
Monticello. July II, l838-34-6,.
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NOTICE.

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FIFE HLyNDRED EaLJ.aBLE LOTS
FOR Sli.l;, IN MISSISSIPPI CITY.
WILL be exposed to sale. At pub-
w Tic auction, 10 the highest bidder,
On The SECOND MONDAY OF OC.
TOBER NEXT. (being the eighth day
Of said month, all those valuable LOTS
10 the New City, situated onthe sea shore
on The Southern boundary Of this State.
known az the Mississippi City. The
sale will positively tske place on the =
boye mentioned day, and continue IRON
dsy to day until The lots shall BE- disposed
Of. Those wishing 10 purchase Sould DO
well 10 30 al the city few days previous
to the sale aud examine for themselves,
as there is grea, choice in those lots lying
10 front Immediately on the guilt, aud
thr.e on either side Of the contemplated
rail roed from Mississippi city to Paul.
ding, the route Of which through the city
is already located.
Terms liberal; 10 be made known on
Tie day Of sale. By orderof the company
McRaE & ALSBuRv, Agents.
s.*.3ll the papers in this Stale ore re-
aues,.d TO publish This ho.ice until ne
jay 81 sale and forward their accounts to
thr Clarion office at Paul,ling.
Sen,ember 22. i838-44-tds.
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SrArr or MIss,ssiPI, Probate court,
Coyington county, Sept. term 1888.
To all persons interested in the lands.
tenemenls and Entertainments Of Nathan.
III r Robertson. decd:
VOu are hereby cited personally to
= b. aAd appear before TIE Probate
Court Of said county al the Court House
ii w illiamsburg. on The first Monday IN
Move mber next, then and there to shew
cause il sny you can, why an order
should no, he made 10 sell the east frac.
iion Of section thirteen. in township seven
Of range twenty me west, containing
Eve hundred and fifty one seventy hun.
|dr4d,hs OF an acre land lying in The
county Of Lawrence, State Of Mississip.
Of, and il Is ordered by the court that
publication Of this citatation be made fol
six successive weeks in the Pearl River
Banner. a paper published in Monticello
iu said Stale.
WITNESS, the Hon. DAN.
TEL McLAURIN, Judge o.
Probate 0f Covington County
the FIRST Monday in September
A. d. 1888, and Seal Of sait
Court.
ISSUED, the i0th day Of Sept. 1888.
g. DsPATrERSON, Clerk,
Sept, g, 1885, L6w,
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI. !,

Probate Court, September Term 1898.
II + Appearing to the satisfaction ofthe. Court
j sfstis,ss necessary 10 sell The real estate or
pat thereof Of J6seph Pounds deceased, Il Is there
fore ordered blythe Court that oil persons interest
din said estate be and appear NJ the next November
Term Of said Court 70 shew causs II any they
can why said estata should mt b. sold. Its fur
Their ordered that Z copy Of this order be pub
lished in tile Monticello Pearl River Banner for
SIX weeks succeasively ami a copy thereof be adj
vcrtised in three efths most public places ID Law
renee country,
- Wrxrss, the Honorable M. B.
CANNON, Judge Of Probate Il,
kySHa and for Lawrence county.
Lssued Sept. 25th, 1888,
A true copy from the minutes Of said Court.
J. CALDWELL, ca
Monticello September 20, l638-45-6w.
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Azrxm EstrayB.
M TiKEN up by Jan

1 TAKEN up by james
csr& = Price . red S,eeT..bran
ded n S. on The right hip, marked crop
and half crop IN the right vaf, and crop
and underbii 10 the left ear, 8 years old,
appraised 10 S25. One red Brindle steer
marked underhit IN the right, and split
and over BIZ in the leA ear, 10 years
old, appraised to $25 by James Hearn
and Fleet Cooper. the I4th July, 1888.
J. MxxwELI, J. P.
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flvHE Trustees Of this Institution, rejoice.
- after attensivkiy observing il progress d.
ring the eight months Of its existence, cordially
70 rccommcnd il % the patronage Of eli thoss
who have sons on daughters 70 educate.
We make the following extract f,omour former
Circular TOR the satisfaction Of thnse who may
Wish inforination concerning the Principal Or dis
"l'his institution will be under the superintep-
dence Of the Rev A. Il. iaAvEs, i gentleman AZ
talent and experience. The following Honorable
aud Rev. gentlemen are referred 70, d having
recommended Nh. Graves to the Trustees. ~
man ofpnblemished character, ripe scholar and
skilful teacher. 4 ~ \,
The Rev. Jcrmmh Chamberlain D. d. Presi-
dent Of Oakland College.
/, Rev. Benjamin Chase A. M. Of Adams county.
Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. M. OF Woodville viii
kinson county.
Rev. A. D. lawrence A. N. Editor ofthe New
Orleans Observer.
Hon. John Henderson ofTIancock county.
Hon. G. r. Smith Of Woodville Wilkinson
county,
In addition 10 Tho confidence, which such re.
Communications inspired, We now have that which,
arises from familiar personal acquaintance and
frequent inspection Of his school.
The assistants are Mr.. ]. E. McNAn. whose
experience as a teacher amply qualities him fol
his Office; and Miss j.. L. McNArR, who hither.
to has given full satisfaction 70 her employers.
30 A II ING,
We are also happy to state that MI. Graves
has provided two pleasantly situated and conven
lent boarding houses for the pupils OF this school
In the one, the hoys will be placed with thei
teachers and In the other the girls with thei
teacher. 'uqaz
All pupils received in either Of these house
will be- under the special care Of their RESPECTIVE
teachers, out Of school as well a, in school
Terms of Board in these houses, including tut
ton, lodging, washing, fuel and light, $500 pc
year. h.ss a3a.
Board in respectable private families for ST.
per month. III
RATns Or ruxT1oss.
Spelling and Reading pei month $500
Writing, Modern Geography, common
Arithmetic and English Grammar per
month 500
i Ancient Geography, Ancient and
Modern History, Political Economy.
Constitution III the United States, Ma.
tural, Moral and Intellectual Philcsc.
ply, Logic and Rhetoric per month 44,0O
Latin and Greek languages, Mashe-
mates, Astronomy, Chemistry Geology,
Mineralogy and Botany per month $500
Weekly exercises in composition for al Of su
icient age, and also in defamation for abe maj
pupils.
An extensive set Of Apparatus is procured, sufi
cient for illustrating the more difficult parts Of Gel
grnphy, Mathematics and Astronomy, and for II
performance Of all The more instructive and interc
ting experiments Of Chemistry and Natural Rhiis
sophy.
The whole number ,of studeats who have 4
tended this Institution during the last session
| seventy-two.
We hops this Institution will receive that
mount Of patronage, which the Industry and abb
tiles of IT'D instructors merit.
| The next session will commence on the LIST
OctoUer.
BY order Of the Board:
i A. FOX, President.
gs7sf f'' JosErH EEYfANa, Sec'y.
Monticells, September 10Th, 1888.
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renee county, about 81 years old. six
lee, high. Father yellow complexion with
two or three scares across his neck, made
with a knile--The other woman by the
name OF NANCE, about 20 years Of age,
very black, large and likely, with boy
child abont 10 months old.
I will give the ADORE reward for the
delivery Of said negroes or the security d
them in Jail 50 thai get them again.
SAMUEL MILES.
September l2, i83a-4a-tf.
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FIVE DOLLARS
F.; W. ARD.

N4NNVn1 HUN WE
- subscriber in Rankin
county on Sieens Greek on
the 2Oth Of august, THREE
NEGROES. One Negro
man BY the name Of GA.
BRlEL, formerly belonged
to Meshack King Of Law
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NOTICE.

=
NOTICE.
- n. scpts,nbe. term Of ihe'Prc-
4 ~. Cour. Of Cosington County
!. = Mississippi. The undersigned
S''s ,upuinisd Commissions 70. 10 r.
f's ~ ,ysspins the claims seainss the
-rNs i Wily Esry. deceased. the ~
's'''. . C.u,, of SAID crunsy having dse!s.
v''' ~. same insolveat. Az those hold
ra . y. against said estate .sre hereby
ns e MI ne shall meet the 6rst Sat.
so'' "y i zach month for six months, y
s'.', Carmel. a, lhs counting room Of
,'' p Jones Gco, for the purpose Of re-
' i and examining all the claims that
e. /. presentedto Us against said es-
-, nd !, is further ordered that hi, no.
w. no published IN The Pearl River
a.,, a paper printed IN the town OF
tn,iccllo, once . week for six weeks.
J. !. JONES, Commission.
{. MOORE, ( ery
Wm GRAVES
pIsua. Carmel. SEPT isse-47 e~.
err,TE or MISSISSIPPI, In Lawrence Cir
'''' iram,,,eurrCo,nfy. }.cuit Coun.
jaime. y. Turner To March rsrr
James winners ss1ai. "
IT sppearing OF the satisfaction Of this
j Cour, Tia, the .defendsn, has abscon-
d.1 a. so concealsAimself that The or
d,oary pr,ces, Of; the law cannot be SER
we'd vpon him; whereupon i i ordered
H., uulsss the defendant appear. put in
.o,cial bail and plead 10 the p'aindtiff's
.r,i,n on or before The FIRST day Of the
pes, March term Of tiiis court. judgement
Anal sIl be rendered agains, him, and
tLe es,slk attached VIII be snld u satisfy
pIAiof,M laitns and all costs. u is tnr.
t,eroriaft ,,hai he Clerk Of this Court
cause col y Of this order 70 be published
ID, six weeks successfully in The news
p,ccr called the Pearl River Banner,
,,ra.sd and published in the townof don
iicsllo.
certify the above 10 be 4 true extract
Gom the. minutes cf 81 id Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. Ihave
i.leun,o set my hand and official zeal at
s,e town Of Monticello, this the twentieth
8ay Of October 1913.
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clark.
Oct. 20, la38-47-6w.
STATE or .NIssIssiPFI, I 1aT.avreucs CT.
Laurence County. cult Court.
r. John SHARP 70 March Term
Jares winters. A,.a6inen, Tor Si2a,
III appearing 10 The satisfaction OF this
= Count that the defendant has abscond
,~t or 50 eoncrals himself that the Ord'na.
sry process OF tie law cannot be served
npon him; whereupon II is ordered tha'
unless the Defendant appear, Put in spe;
.cial hail plead 10 the plaintiffs actor
On OF before The first day 81 the mex
March term Of this COURT judgement
final win he rendered against him, and
tAs estate attached will Be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs claim and oh costs. u IS fur
iher ordered tia, abe Clerk Of This Court
rsuse. a copy Of this order TO be rab9'sb'
edrorsix wefks successfully in the news.
paper called the Pearl River Banner,
,.r,n,.d and published ia the town 81
Montictilo.
!cer,'iy The above 70 he strue extract
from the minutes II said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. | have
hsreuulo Sc. my hand and oticisl seal al
the town Of Monticello, this The twentieth
day OF October 1888.
EDWARD T.. BOWEN, Clerk,
October 70 l238-47-6w.
DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
HNHERE will be a meeting
IL oflhe Democratic Party
held in Monticello on Monday,
n-s-I,nr nnvf
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DEMOCRATIC MEETING.
HyHERE will be a meeting
ofihe Democratic Party
held in Monticello on Monday,
che 2cud day of October next,
fnr the purpose ofelec,iag Del
cgates 10 represent this county
il the Democratic Convention,
10 be held in Jackson, on the
Xth of january, 1889.
MANY VOTERS.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District of 1 Norfolk has limited and allowed six months from the 9th day of January, 1888, for the creditors to the estate of
 ELIAS KNAPP,
 late of Norfolk, deceased, represented insol. vent, within which to exhibit their claims thereto; and has appointed the subscribers Commissioners to receive, examine and ad- just said claims. The subscribers give notice that they will meet at the dwelling house of Bushnell Knapp, in said Norfolk, on the 12th day of February, and on the 25th day of June, 1888, at one o'clock P. M. on each of. said days; for the purpose of attending to the business of said appointment.
 JEDEDIAH PHELPS, Commits
 HORACE KNAPP, { sioners. Nor10M, Jan 8, 1888. B
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
Whig State Convention.

The Whies of Connecticut will hold State Con, venton, at Hartford, on Wednesday, the 14th day o ernor, Lieut.. Governor, Treasurer, Secretary, and Comptroller, and for transacting any other business which may be brought before them The Conven. ton to be composed of Delegates from the several Towns equal to the number of their Representatives in the General Assembly. The Town Committees in the different towns are requested to call meetings o the sh aay to % elect I Deega'es to said Conyen,on %s and it is specially requested that every town be fully represented
 yEREMY lsIIl 1, ,HoADhEY, State Central
 D. F. ROBINSON, Com"'i''ee' Hartford Januarv G. I939
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
NOTICE.

TENHE Court of Probate for the District of A New-Hartford hath assigned the 9th day February next, at 1Oo'clock in the forenoon. at the probate office in said district, for the appointment of Commissioners to receive. examine and adjust the claims of the several creditors on the estate of
 JONATHAN P. MARSH, late of said New-Hartford, deceased, repre- sented insolyent, at which time and place all persons interested in said estate will, if they see cause, attend and be heard relative to said appointment.
 CHARLES B. RICHARDS, ] Adm;nis-
 FREDERICK MARSH, tratOrS NeD- HGr1ord, Jun. II, 1888. sSS
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
DRIED PLUMS. UTESTERN DRIED PLUMS, at w Jan. 4. N. H. NORTH & Co.'S.
NOTICE. .

rTIIE Court of Probate tor Litchfeld Dis 1 trict hath assigned the 17th day of Jan uary, 1888, at ten o'clock in the forenoon, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld. for the ap- pointment of Commissioners on the eskate of
 NOAH STONE. late of Litchiield. deceased. represented inc interested will, if they see cause, appear be. fore said Court and be heard relative 10 said appointment.
 CHESTER c, GosERE, Exsrutars Litchfeld, Jan. 6. leSe, ~
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
18th DISTRICT.

TKVHE WHIGS of the 18th Senatorial District are IL requested to meet in their respective towns on the 5h day of February next appoint delegates from each town to the State Convention to be holden at of nominating State Officers and eight delegates pSS to District Convention to be holden at the inn of Capt. Samuel Bradley, in Wolcottvile, on the goth day of said February, at II o'clock A. M. The Wings of the District should take early and eectual measures to ensure full representation of their wishes and in. terests upon both of the occasions aforesaid.
 Per order of the District Committee. Litchfield, Jan. IS, 1898.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
NOTECE.

DY order of the Court of Probate for the ID District of Litchfield, inc subscriber will sell, on Saturday the 27th day of instant Ja- nuary, at public or private sale, so much of the REAL ESTATE of LEVI SHOVE, late of Warren, in said district, deceased, as will raise the sum of $245 79, with incident char subscriber, at o'clock on said day.
 GEO. P. TALLMADGE, Adnin'r.
 Warren, Jan. 17, 1888. 38
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
NOTLNE

A CONVENTION of the Friends of the Slave ,v;VE A be held at Wolcotiville, in and for LitchfsId county, on Wednesday the last day of JannaFv in- Ra @t half past 10 o'clock in the forenoon. ai the Key Messrs. Tyler and StorTs. and Jsmes S. B;Tnev Slova nry stanton, Esqs. the subject of American Sey' and In reference to the formation of an Anti
 Il" 0e"an of tne C6mmittee of ATranpemenfs
 H0TaCintOn, Jon l6 1888, ~ oAA 1'A aas
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
NOTICE.

THE Hon. Court of Probate for the District A of New-Milford has limited and allowed six months from the date hereof for the cre- ditors of the estate of JOSEPH PECK, late of New-Milford, in said district, deceased, re- presented insolvent, in which to exhibit their claims to the Commissioners. and has ap- pointed the subscribers Commissioners to re- ceive, examine and adjust said claims. We hereby give notice that we shall meet to at tend to the duties of our said appointment at the dwelling house of Bennitt Peck, in said New Milford, on the SOth day of April, and the 2d day of July next, at 9 o'clock in the forenoon on each of said days. All claims not presented within said limited time will be debarred recovery.
 SHERMAN PECK, Connsis-
 JOHN WOOSTER, siOners. All persons indebted to said estate are re- quested to make payment to
 BENNETT PECK, Adminis-
 NATHANIEL PERRY, { trGtors. Neic- Milford, Jan. 6, 1888. 3S
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18
Whigs of I1itchfieId!

NOTICE. The LitcAfeld County Temperance IN Society will hold its monthly meeting at Wash ington on Tuesday the 23d day of instant February, at 10 o'clock A. M. The Rev: MT. Wife, of Pleasant
 H. BALDWIN, Sec'y. Wosh;ngton. Jun. g. l638
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18

Mrs. Lovisa Burroughs of Brookfeld. hung herself in her room, on the night of the 5th inst. She was widow. aged 15
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18

ReUieOO and Tslegraph.'- We perceive by the last number of this paper, published in Hartford that its editor, apparently last 10 keep aIive has determined to lower the price of the paper terms of advertising, and job printing many instances more than 50 per cent below his contemporaries. In his schedule fprices, observe in one case at least that the price for doing job will be 50 cents, when the journeymen's prices alone, and the paper would exceed the whole the editor gets by about r cents- So that in this way, the work he gets, and the more papers he crcuates the more embarrassed must he become. newspaper will once in while come into the hands of person who has neither talent nor tact for conductingit. Such emphaticaly, we think, (but unfortunately for the whg cause,) is the case with the Review. And for it's meanness in under working all the rest of the printers the state to such
 degree as it designs do, propose that be cut off from all fellowship with the honorable portion of
 the craf-it deserves no better fae-or should others adopt its practices, they must necessarily be brought to the condition in which it evidently is- galloping consumption" If the editor cannot live by fair CO peti ion in printing, let him abandon it and go his trade, the law. What say you, brother printers?
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18

Further particulars ef dhe engagement with Ms Indi- ans.-The steamboat Caroline, Capt. Jefeys, arrived at this city yesterday, directly from Tampa Bay, and brings the intelligence of most disastrous batte be- tween the Indians and detachment of United States troops. The action took place 70 miles from Tampa. and our soldiers completely routed, and cut to pieces-l30 of the United States troops and officers were killed. The Caroline brings no particuars.- We may, therefore, hope that this account is ex- aggeration.-MobiIe Chronicle, Jan.S.
Litchfield enquirer., 1838-01-18

The ship SGsqSehonna, about which such noise was made last fall under the belief that she had faer into the hands of Paes returned last week to PhiIa dephia, after making her usual passage to and iron Liyerpool