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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-31
sHRON FEMALE ACADEMY.

l ne Spring and Summer Session for the presan..
year VIII commence on the first Monday in March
anG cad with the last week in july
Inc Studits of the Preparatory Class win nm.
brace Urthography, Reading, Pennmanship. Ar,b.
metlc, English Grammar, and Geography with n, !,
use of the Globes. :"
PRICE OF TUITION PER sEsSIoN.
I" ELVE DOLLARS.
Junior Class Astronomy, Natural, Nor i. Ar a
Mental Philosophy, History, Chemistry, Rhen =.
&c, Logic, and Politca Economy.
PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION.
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
senor ass--Drawirg, Oriental. Mezzott
ana Velvet Paintings, and Ornamensa Nee n.
work, including the branches Of the Junior ca,
n PRICE OF TUITION PER SESSION
TWENTY DOLLARS.
INSTRUCTIONS ON THE PIANOFO 2, RI
PER SESSION, TWENTY DOLLARS
The Institution has been provided with . 49,
riano,and the Trustees having made ARA -
ments to procure the assistance Of two aadt; ,n,,
iu'oresses, feel themselves authorized to offe !,
patents desIrous of procuring for their daug ,ters
solid and ornamental education, all the adv ma.
ges winch numbers and competency of Insrru c,or-
esses, spacious and well regulated Acad emu
and retired, healthy, and pleasant Location, cal,
secure. ea'i
~ boarding House under the superinter ,denc =
y ~. foung, has been fitted up, with speci, y
4 new e the accommodation Of young ladies. T,a
douseis now ready forthe reception Of seven ~
'oarders and no pains will be spared by the \, :,
rhetoric promote the comfort and conve ieocc -.
4 his boarders.
81 so. "asD ins
Boarders will be required to furesh tl,es own.
andes.
Tuition payable in advance.
by order ofthe Board Of Trustees:
-. oo 80 g. GRAHAM, See,y.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-31
Notice.

ROUkS Of Subscription for the Capital Stock
~ Of the MISSISSIPPI UNION BANK.
will Be opened at Jackson, the place prescribed
for the location Of the Mother Bank, on the sc-
c 6 MONDAY in April next and continue open for
by order Of the Board Of Managers.
HIRAM G. RUNNELS
a., President NJ. u. B.
Jackson, 9ath Feb, 1888 2O75w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-31
Feb. II, 1893.
STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I h Lawrence cir.
Lr,orence County. cut Court.
VIM. Weathersty, ! To March Term 1893.

4. NJ. Reeves. )Attachment for SllO.
i appearing to the satisfaction Of the Court,
u that the defendant has ahsccnded or 90
conceals himself that the ordinary process OF
the law cannot be served upon him, whereupnn
tbs ordered that unless the defendant appear,
put in special bail and plead 10 plaintiffs ,c-
lion on or before the first Jay Of the next March
term Of this Court, judgement foal will be rem
dered against him, and the estate attached will
be sold to satisfy plaintiffs claim and all costs
II is further ordered that the Clerk Of this
Court cause copy Of this order to be publish
ed for six week successfully, in the newspaper
called the Pearl River Banner, printed and
published IN the town of Monticello. s
! certify the above to be a true extract from
the minutes of said Court.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
hereunto set my hand and Official Seal at the
town OF Monticello, this the seventh day Of
October, 1897.
EDWARD L BOWEN, Clerk.
Monticello. Feb. I3-18-6t.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-31

~ the evening of the 9th Of Feb. some.
~ where in the town of Monticello, note Of
hand drawn by John H. Teunisson. and mads
payable 70 the undersigned on the first dayof jan
uary iS39--for one hundred dollars.
JAMES J. ONEAL. y
monticello, March II, lS38-2O-3w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-31
STATE OF MISSIsSTPpT !,

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI !,
lawrence County, Feb, 18th, 1893
LL persons holding claims against the estate
y Alien Stsrlngs, late deceased, are reoues-
'ea % present them for payment within the time
prescribed by law \, 49, - '''"' =
=. ) M, MAJOR q NEWTON, Executor.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-31

NOTICE = hereby gwen 10 al per-
sons indebted 70 the estate OF Sam.
usi Walton, deceased, 10 make immediate
Psymeu 70 the undersigned Administfs.
Tor and 70 those to whom the said estsie
q indebted 70 present their accounts for
payment duty allowed 10
NATHJdN JONES,
6 Administrator
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-31
ARRIVAL & EPARTUR 81
Of Mails.

From BRookHAvESdue Srn-
days, Wednesdays and fridays
at Sir. M
for BRooKHAvEE--closes
Mondays, Thursdays and
Saturdays, at GAM
From MoSRor--t'ue SUNDAYS
and Wednesdays, at-Y. NJ
for Mo NJ Mon
days and Thursdays, "a. II.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-31

BULLs.-'I never shot a bird
III nv life said one to another.
4 never shot any thing 10 the
shape of a bird except a spur
gel, and that | killed with a stone
when it fell from a tree into the
river and was drowned,' was the
yenlv
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-03-31

THE vlCKsBURG cELEBRATioN--
On Saturday in honor of Mr..
Prentiss was a splendid affair.
Men of all parties united in Civ
ing honor to the man 10 whom
honor is due. The voice 10000
Mississippi ffeemen will sustain
the Constitution and Laws.
W Matches Cour.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

On Saturday morning 18th last CaHsh "' -
18th year Of his age. -. ,rv,.d N as,e.a
The relations friends Of the family are ~ @
afternoon at O'Clock. - r. ,,s.,, d.rob,er or
lanes : "a M.rv Marin, aged moths and II days
MINERAL thu afternoon O'Clock, from NO. 10 orange
street -. -. -. cr..,n.h liz ar
ON Saturday morning, 18th Inst MIS- susannah' wne OIL
William haremeyer, In the 57h year OF ner age.
The friends family requested 70 aens her funeral
this at o'clock from Ne. s5 vanoam street. with
ON Friday The 18th instant, William Soul counsellor at
law. ,,,,.,, !. - -
Friday iith nstaat Caleb Hav"nd' In the fsd year OF
his age. o,. -. -, <s.,, ,c.
Al Holmes nole the 9Th inst Mrs Isabel Canfed wife
Of VIM Canned OF Fall River In the Esd year of her
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

ny the Rev. John Anderson. Mr.. Anthony Grown 70 mss
susan Maria Ridgeway, daughter OF Mr. James hssevsS
both of this city. ~.
On Thursday, llth last by the Rev. 8. J: sawsf A1
Richard French, 70 Miss Matilda Wood, both 81 tns c,
On the 18th ums nv the Rev reix varelas M Jona 49,
tonic Tsllo OF Madeira Miss Jane Henrrissss esas
Mr.. Denis Manly, of this city.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

~ kEMOVAL-JOHN ADAMS, late OF knckeroocse r
ne Park Theatre where b wll Be happy 10 ss: he Old
Of very be Ss. reserved fer The
years. myl4iw
.n,.s lF.en !ss Nsv Yorl su.l :. ,.,a.,u..,
Ladies' Shoes we have those Manufactured " M
wan Of No spring rom .: il
Mis- branch. ''' '"-' . '''''" myiisr.
Comp0sitien Ornanent ManufastOry,
rJ JOHN CALLER respectfully inforss Architects and
scrpon for the interior finishing Of buildings on the lowest
B. Specimens can se seen a, me mandatory
Ornaments got upto any desgR. mys'om.
H THE PHGNIx.Ann street, near William street
of the Shades informs his friends and the public
generally that the received since the open
with view TO those who res Dc On the eastern
as & Tns s.us s g. Up and be
He WILDE pleased 10 see his friends at the rhgnlx
ar MIS-. BIRD, Midwife and Femal- MUSICIAN, has re.
321 Bawsy door above Bieecker street. where
rooms; and the best Of attendance during their
to females. Advice gratis mys-3m'
CARD ESrABLISHMENT.
Visiting Cards, Cards mt Horne. Store Cards,
sc. sc.
ENTINE's
ENGRAvIN0, PRINTING, AND FASHIONABLE VISITING
STORE CARD ESTABLISHMENT,
SO JoSs st, corner of HilisWs st.
/ NEW YORK.
IL Visiting Cards, Cards Nome for Wedding Parties,
Mercantile Cards, engraved superior Style and
printed with the utmost in the latest and
we'd fashion
Just received Of Porcelain Cards which whi,eness
and biancy of polish be exceed Persons furnish
their Card Plates, have them printed
notice.
Mercantile and Store CARDS. either copper plate letter
press, executed In manner, and favorable
All orders personally and promptly attended to.
Silver Plated and Brass Door and Number Plates ohe
Bell Pulls engraved order in superior STYLE Letter
Stamps, Seals, nc. he. my2lm~
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14
II. q. Brinkley,
ATT . RNEY AT LAW.

JACKSON, TENN,
III viii strictly attend the collection and sfoustm~c OF
clnims In any part OF the Western District
Foster Fegg, Nashville, Moore Jackson, New Yorh,
James Elror, Jackson, Robt Jefreys 4 Co, do.
Armour, Lake Co., do Gill; Cam pbeu& Co, Phhad-
Richard McKee, de- Lake Co, Baltimore,
whhing Stark, New OrIeana
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

III CONSTANTLY hand at the manufaetuySr,s " ara
beusc 9 BeekmaR street, large Of al his ven known
PENS, warranted Of best quality
These Pens manufactured under the personal superip
endence Of Mr. elliott. The public may therefore couS.
IDENTITY depend upon the mainansnce Of those qualities which
have obtained for them 90 great q reputation
NJ b. Beware Of Counteres which an easily be detected
by their unfinished appearance and the inferior manner in
which they put up. unsp-sm
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

IMPORTANT.
liberal price will be paid for east Cd Clothiag-
LINEN, PLATE. WATCHES JEWELLERY, GUNS, HoUsK.
HOLD FURNITURE, &c,
byH. LEvETr. 41s Brosoway, New York.
Knowing there persons who make gre Put In their
advertisements for cast OF Clothing, &C. &c
ca>es do not give the full value fer the l. as
sure those emen who have such articles them
and who may send for him. Of receiving the very
v.lneia CASH for every article.
NJ b.A iae through or 9th eryiss IN ths
above mee ~ dnea
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

WANTED-Tn an Auerney's once . vou-e msn 81
w ssssy haou vho somewhat scqvssts lvitbf shsst
sees snn writes good hssS 10 .ns<erae sa-
~ wcudbe given Address box 60 Upp. Post once In The
basd writing applicant givsg end references
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

I 0ST-Ths morning, between $ and O'Clock, 10 geing
IL from 272 Pearl Philadelphia boat large leather
Trunk, with the initials A. K. p each end and marked
the bottom Richmond Va Fer information ef rsy-
lor Thomas rs William by which said trunk be
vered, liberal reward will he rivcn myl2.3ts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

CARD ENGRAvLHG.
visfting Cards, store Cards, Cards
at Home, sc. go.
NEALE'S
CARD ENGRAvING ANB PRINTING OFFICE.
No. JOHN STREET, NEAR BROADWAY
" store Cards, CARDS. Home for Wedding PARTIES &c;
&C the approved and fashionable stys ana
printed on the finest enamelled the shortest nece-
ss OF exchange bill heads bills Of lading. abls, nc Nc en-
az the lowest prices for cash. The sretes
- visIPING CARDS ENGRAVED FOR TWO DOL
III CONCEKT.-MR. LOOMS having seea solicited BY
number OF his friends give Coacer has concluded TO
give one al the Destitute Broadway near beecker
street on Tuesday eveang May 10. 1885, The following per-
Mss NJ n shaw (aged and II years. whose extraordin
airy vocal powers have been the aauaon OF ala VINO nave
Master j. s. Dodworth will this occasion, perform
Solo. 8 By m Ma1a ss persrnsd By Nicholson
Solo S.agers- Miss M Shaw Miss r. Shaw, Mr. Shaw, Mr.
srnmen,al Solo j. Dodworth Master
$. Dodworth -
Mr. Beams will preside at the Pianof rte.
Tickets 50 be obtained all the principal Music
Stores; the Institute, or at The door myl4lt
WANTED-several persons, with capital Of from $50
w $28O will Of situations which will afford coed
salary, by applyngto J Ferris, No. 5z4 West street.
Also partner IN the publishing business wsn'sd.it will
DHODODENDHON A. UssE.LLlA NUM.--A
H superior specimen of this beautiful plant In full flower
street. Brooklyn 1t was raised from seeds in 1886 procsrea
from plant OF Caawbriense native of vr
gia that has been ertzed with the Pollen Of
Arboreum native Of Napaul in the East ladies' by Mr. Rus
SILL whe formerly resided at Ba.terssa, Lsadon:
Ths plant proved to be perfectly hardy in Esgland
om the high latitude Of the Arbsreps. the hin1naleh
ains Of the parents, there be doubt hst will
aasd cut In this climate better than the Cataobrss, which
has been well lested here.
Mr. r. has also splendid seeding Rhododsndron
In bloom which raised from the ArbOsum OF Nepau and
the ArbOreum OF the United States. myl4Sts
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

PAh,. saAA .s.-rHIs EVENING. win BE sss
Beausrani Mr.. Ric6isgs-CoL Dsmss Paeide-Psuine.
Mrs Richardson. .s.#e
A Pas De DueI-by Msser ssd Miss welh
sPEcgyLxTioNs.-M wheeler, hr. Hill-Mn- Ledger
TINS PooR so sSS Miss Cu.hm.a-Darby,
- .,', III House;-Mr wALLAcK LsSee.-THIs EVENING
HENRY iv-Faistaa. Mr. Hacket,-Prnce Of Wales, Mr..
wallack-Hotspur, Mr. H. waisck-Lsdy Percy, Miss V.
To conclude with
A ROLAND FOR AN oLIvER-Mr. selborns. Mr. Horn
Deors open az siPrrormsace begins At T. Boxes, g.
rlt, 30 cents Gallery, IS cents.
OtnKG . p GT,HEATRE-uaaer the maa.gsmsn. Of
vesrs Oily pe Theatrsin Londen-THIS EVENING will
FAi I'll 1 FALsEHooD-sr Jeremy Jnhs, Mr. Charles
Jane Marden, Mrs Preston.
THE PEASANT BOY-Duke Albsrti Mr. Charss-Lndivi.
co, Mr. Hail-Julian, Mrs Han bin.
Doors open at 1-Perormanse 10 commence at half past T.
Boxes SO cents-Pit IS cents.
EEAM ShIN THEATRE Il, CHATHAM SQUARE.
4 THIS EVENING will he presented,
MABEPS CURSE-Jabcz Flint, Mr.. Durivage-M Mabel Mrs
Herring.
THE MoNAkCWs EsCAPE-Cbarlss Sc sond Mr. w SET
tonrEunice Mrs La Forest
10 conclude with
GRETNA GkEEN-Tompkins, Mr. La Forrest-Betty Fin
nkin Mrs. Herring.
Boxes 81 eentsr rs cents-Frvae Boxes, five dollars
Checks not transferable.
~ COLEMAN'S AUTO wATON LADY
MINSTREL In combination with HANNiNGTON'S no.
RAMAS.-MR COLEMAN respectfully bsgs leave 70 in
form the inhabitants Of New York and vicny that the per
ments &c. will take place Monday evening The City sa
loon, and continue through the week. All those who wish
become acquainted with her adysp embrace the pre-
sentoppouny asst Is the ntentoH Of the proprietor take
her to England There will be variety Of Autematons
stroducea alof Mr. Coemans conception and
fGf ase P9Se sss rsierret e Ss snail bills
CITY sAL0ON-OYsnts S. Pmrs ChweA--These
popular and teresting Evening" Exhibitions reopen This
Evening" and will contue during The The crowded
and delighted audiences who visited these Dioamas for Ave
seasons with the efforts and the propretes have
used render them still brilliant than formerly prom
SEES continuance of their usual Private boxes
all times be secured the Saloon Tickets for 50
each-Parquste rs cents Children, accompanied with the
half pestz myLy
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

Banta's Hatsl! Bansa's Hatsiii
That gentleman has graceful air.
II heard say who wosldst hatter,)
How much is owing TO the care
And talent (ihnk you) Of his hatteri
Mere than many would suppose
Who on the subject have sot pondera,
For one may wear the choicest clothes
And ornaments that e'er were squasderd-
Yet, wears he an ungrsceful hat
Ms splendid dre,s appears ushnhhd-
His hns appearance think OF thst)
without doubt Is much dimnishd.
WARE Il that article Of dress
Found finished in complete perfesbong
WAsve ell the fashionable press,
Asd fad Il ready FOR Inspection
Substantial. beautiful ssd light
Made with most critical attsnuon-
Color Of the bsekest bright
And psler shades I need not mention.
Materials fthe richest sort,
PROM bcsverto selected CASTOR
Proof that no better he bought
They're sellrg each day fast and faster
Myl2aw ALVIN. BANTAs, is Chatssns.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

- WANTED-For term Of years small dwell
E.I ling House, with lois build factory
$50 of an nofrnsive nature The Rround must be such
to allow the digging OF well and cellar Rent low and
farther out than 25h street.-the neyhberhood of The Harlem
Railroad will be preferred Address box 7S, Lower Post
Office. myl4lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

u NOOKLYN SALT WATER WARE
- BATHS-MR. GRAY would inform the public that
these Baths are open every day. (usder RrookIyn
Heghts the foot Of Pirrpont Ladies Gentle
men from A. M. to r. M. They bees newly fitted
up and every arrangement has been made render them
private and nienl
Single bath, Is cents.
Five Ticlv u, ol 90
NJ b. The Cod Baths be one ned by the 6rsf of Nav
al9 M
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

PHINT COLOURING gsTAHLIsHMEnT,
No. 119 Fulton street. New York-JOHN CHTLDS
sps ctfsy informs The public that after years
perisnce In colorrg Merotn Aqusno and Lhhsgraphic
frRts. he, he ready any orders In his ae
pcor style aad reasonable He would particularly
recommepa those persons engaged In getting MP extensive
works to give him CALL he pledges hmseto fnish work
In style speror any other In the cous,ry my4lmN
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

Youths and Chdren's Hats from 81 50 to 100
Inc above prices bat small advance the
material and workmanship all sales must be
=
Also uHrvaled Cloth and Fancy Caps At
wholesale and retail Country dealers supplied
favorable terms. C. WATSON
mil SIM 81 2doors frnun Mill.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14
DIAPHANOUs Window SHADES,
WARRANTED

DIAPHANOUs M!ND0W SHADES,
TO WASH WITH SPONGE AND WATER
AND TO STAND ALL CLIMATES
onized by the ashionables Of Paris and
UNITE Fashion WITH TASTE AND ECONOMY.
equally suited for the drawing ROOM paror boudor
bedroom and universally admired for their novelty
variety and beauty for their pleasing and cheerful appear
sponge wipes these shades clean and restore their origins
freshness md beauty With ordinary they Mill years
and consequently at their present 10 prices, they
NOT ONLY THE MOST ORNAMENTAL
BUT THE CHEAPEST AND
. THE MOST ECONOMICAL
WINDOW SHADES
EVER OFFERED TO THE PUBLIC
Sold wholesale and retail, by T.. DOYLE,
aBeekman street. Clinton Hall
And by A. LENT, ST. Broadway,
myS.lm Opposite Nbls's Gardens.
Patent swelled BeaM Windiass 3cdste adj.
II THE subscribers, Sole Propeters
are prepared TO execute with despatch all orders their
Unrvaled Patent Sweed Beam wBdlass Becsteads which
almost universally used be ny the
yet invenied combining ease convenience aad durability
The sackng Noted by the windIa snd swesd BEAM
made perfectly light and free from all liability TO sag still
leaving elasticity In the which renders particularly
easy simple In construction; the matter OF putting up and
taking down. will be found Of but little trouble In comparison
with those Of other construction whilst the precision with
against the introduction Of any kind Of vermin.
From the taken To render each Bedsead perfect
qualities for durability will recommend them purchaser
who are invited To call and examine large
on hand
Also large OF elegant Furniture Mattresses
Feather Beds nc, constantly on hand.
w. c. SOUTHACK, No. 1876 Broadway,
my4xw opposite the Franklin House.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14
al BROADWAY.
Miner Offices,
ls7 Hudsos street,
| Spruce street,

Cbe,wcen Houuon and Prince sress)
These Dr. Brsndreth Offices for the exclusive sale
Of his pills. where they At all times We had psnune
his AproInTEp AGENTS. who have each CERTIFICATE o
.. BRANDRETH. M. ID.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

q KEMuvAL-JOHN ADAMS. late Of KniekerooeLe r
Nall No. 10 Park Row has Ne o. above
The Park Theatre, where hs viii be happy see his old
friends and patrons that he yet merit share
years myl4lw
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14
CRATE APRONS,

oil OF ALMONDS-For destroying Dandruf and
" preventing the hair from turning grey.-ANT0NIO
PASTOR Hair CATER No. l65 Greenwich street after 70
years experience has fosnd the value Of This nmahe OIL
which he recommends ladies and gentlemen this
who troubled with dandru the hair and
particularly ladies' who manias where the dsndru
easily be perceived For sale only ut the above psse
luut
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-05-14

The President Chadwick, frsm New fors mndeo ps'e~
gsrs n Dever April 10. - 49,. n ~ voxs
iup-s overheard from the brig Madison, and vas drewned
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22
LOCoFOCo PRESCRIPTION.

1t has become the fashion of the Locofoco press
es to prescribe every one who does not think.
move, and act, in accordance with the dictates
Of those whom they serve. For that, Mr.. Rives
and all the other Republicans who, like him, had
the Independence and moral courage to resist
Executive dicta,ion, were prescribed. They have
been denounced and stigmatized in the official
gan as 'RENEGADES.' The banks pro-
scribed; the merchants also! Those in large
cities, who, by the sweat Of their brow, by their
| own industry and enterprise, have amassed for
| tunes, and thereby been enabled to erect comely
dweliings-they, too, are denounced Those, too,
who made fortunate adventures at sea do not es-
cape; they, too. are cassed among the 'Iasy
louts''
| The official organ Of the LIST inst. does except
the clergy, the lawyers, and the scholar ia hi.
tive denunciation. But it seems that while they
the former in his pulpit exorta,ions; the latter in
his professional engagements.
This has been fully exemplhed recently, In thu
case of Rev erdy Johnson, ESQ. of Baltimore. w,
have seen that he has Of late been singled GU
as tho target which the Locofoco sby authority
press of that city has aimed its envenomed shafts
Having listened 10 his argument with instruction
and his eloquence with delight, in the celebrate
Mandamus case, before the supreme bench, W
we're naturally led to the reflection, why is it tina
he is thus singled out Cor persecution and pre-
scrption2 We come to the conclusion that II
d the penalty inflicted on him for having assste
in leading the judicial branch Of the Government
. to a judgement Of condemnation against one {
the usurpations of the Executive branch.
Are we not rapidly approaching similar stat
Of things o that which preceded the bloody de'
potism in France, of Danton, Marat, and Robe
l. pierre ?-Madisonian
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-09-22

ons. Such has been the course Of the Wings Of
Pennsylyania.-They have met the Wanting OF
their opponents by putting up tho money, and the
silenced batteries of the enemy attested the eff
cacy Of the mode of warfare. The same course
has been pursued in own State. The Loco
Focos Of Frederick Co. whose candidate for Sen
ator is private banker, with countless wealth al
his disposal, sought to gain increase of strength
by bold aud daring prefer Of a wager. Wing
has not only met the defiance, but rendered 9th
er wagers for all the important issues involved in
the Canvass. These have not been taken and
will not be, for there is not the shadow of doubt
that If Loco Foco could be found presumptuous
enough to risk mis- money upon them, it would
va IS from his possession Certainly that the
dav Of election is destined to arrive.
We hope to hear no more Of betting, either
de.--Balt. Chron.