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DO(yTOR j. 5. BUSH,

(NFFERSh VIZ pfpt.ssiooa' sstsiees y
- tie einzens cf Monticello ahd ~
city, and trusts " i strict rttentios''o BY.
slness to merit reasonable share y pat
rorsge.
once one door vsst II Arthur Smiths Lav
Office
April Z. l838-21-6t.
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J ||
E AGILE HOTEL,
BY M. C. CAYCE.
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI.
April ]. 1889.
Notice..

- shaI) ii ihe next June term of ne
! Probate Court Of Lawrence county,
presen. nv account as sdninisirslof q
the estate of Joseph Athens. deceased
for f;nsl settlement and allowance.
STARTLING TARvER Admr.
Monticello, april IA, 1885, es-6w.
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI TERRENCE County'
SrEcIAL TERN, JasE ". ls.o. 80 .,.s
nRDERED by The Board. that the
~ report of the Commissioners ar
pointed To snperinend the building O the
new Coa.,-huuse and Jail, be received,
and ,ha, he .ame he Published in the
Pearl River Banner, for three weeks.
"A true extract form the minutes of said
Board. ~ J. lMLDWELL, VI \
JUNG IS 1886 80 3w.
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IN Tl @ E.

NOTICE u hereby given q the heirs
~ al law, nf John .adams, late q Ma
rioa county. Decd, that | shall make an
pIica,ioo 10 The Honorable Probate Court
ii saId Counts at The next July term ot
sa,d court, for 40 order Of sale on the real
estate of said deceased; when and where
those interested may shsw cause, Qt any
they cao) againsf the said sale
ANDERSON ADAMS. Adm'r.
Columbia, May 26 1888 23-4t.
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STATEUF .MtSSlSoiTTis W '4aws1u-5 N. i Sn1
Lascrenee County. cult coufts
Phroah Benson Tc septsmber Term
V 1883.
Ran;amin Sills. Attachment for
)S,0l,l2A.
TT appearing OF the satisfaction cf this
~ Court that lie defendan, has abscona
ded ~ 50 conceals himself that The Or
J,rary process 81 The law1Esnnot be ser-
VA upon him; whereupon Il y ordered
mi unless iha defendant appear, put II
special bail and plead 10 the p!aindtiif's
action on or before the first day of the
pext sept term ~ this court. judgement
Goal wlIl be rendered against him. and
the estate attached win be sold q satisfy
piainuff,s claims and all costs. I i tur-
ther ordered that he Clark of this Court
cause 4 CODY d m order q he published
or six weeks successiveLy In The news
paper called HE Pearl River Banner,
printedaud published n ~ fOwn q Muh
Ilicello. @N
certify The above tobe true extrac
from The minutes az ssid Court
lNTESTlMONY WHEREOF. lhav'
| hsreupto set my hand and official real =
| ,he town of Mon,iceIlos this The seyeni'
Jay of April 1888. . y.
! AprA7, 1853 s2-6w,
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NO'rI

sT ErTERS ol Adnsnisiratio, hasiR4
- been granted 10 The undersigned. ~
NE Probate Court Of Lawrence county
ii tie February Term 1888 on 'hr ss'sa
of "A. S. Etdndge deceased, Notice.
hereby given 10 sll persons having clalls :
against said estate. % present lIsem dd y
authenticated within the time pisscrih d
by law. nr they will be forever barn d,
and all persons indebted to said est 'te
are reque sted 10 CONE forward and IN Ike
immediate payment.
JOSEPH EEYLANs, Aass Il.
DELLA ELDRIDGE, Adis.'y.
Monticello, March 81, 1885, 6,--2l-6v.
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nlM "
- Il ths eisixeus " Honi,tslIo asd Vi
e;n;ty. OAHcs cbt Soot Nottb u =.
Bcyers Store. \. \. Ss.,:s..
apr;I " 1883 -44-6i. & VI n Y ].
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MONTICELLO ACADEMY,
FeS. 1898.

YuyTIE Trustees of thsiusritufion. feel gratihed'
ia being enabled to inform its friends and the
nub];c generally, that the building for the accom-
inodatior of Teachers ami Pupils, is nearly com
nlc,cd. and viii be opened for the reception Of stu
dents d, the first Of January next. II is large
ana handsome edifice oftwo stories, commanding
4 bcausifll prospect III the town and neighborhood.
The upper room will be appropriated 70 the fe-
male department, the lower to the male. ills
SPACIOUS and airy, and will be furnished with every
accommodation To promote the education Of YOUTH.
The location Of this institution, isin Monticello,
On Pearl River in the county Of Lawrence.
town celebrated for its salubrity and health. ita-
bounds with never falling springs Of the purest wa
ter. Parents therefore regarding the heaith q
their children, can no where promise themselves
more aastering hopes Of its continuance than At
| this Academy,
The institution win be under The sdpcrinten-
ornrc az the Rev. IA. r. GRAyEs, a gentleman of
talent and experience. The following Honorable
and Rev. gentlemen are rescrred 70, as having
recommended MI Graves 10 ne Trustees, as
mar Of funblcmslied character ripe scholar and
skilful teacher.
The Rev. Jeremiah Chamberlian p. D. Presi.
dent of Oakland College.
/ Rev. BENJAMIN Chose A. NJ. az Adams county.
/ Rev. Benjamin Shaw Al. M. Of Woodville VIII
Ikinson county.
Rev. 4. b. Lawrence A. NJ. Editor of the New
| Oreans Observer.
Hon. John Henderson ofTfancock county.
Hon. G. r. Smith Of Woodville Wilkinson
county. ,g
I'VE fernale acpartn,er, wlllhe under the care 4
- ocn,ert of Miss SoPHIA RoYrE, a lady who
en;ovs the well earned reputation oi r. quailned
sms successful instructress She has for the last
fomr years bees lie principal teacher Of the Fe-
Lmalc Seminary at Port Gibson.
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RATES Or rU1T1eN.

AAIa0 -
Smelling and Reading pei month $500
Writing, Modern Geography, common
All thmesie i'd English Ira'nnar per ~.
month S,ov
Ancient Geography, Ancient and
Modern History, Political Economy,
1'ors,;,,,;nn sf the United Suites, Ma
hyal Moral and intellectual Philoso;
INV. Logic did Rhetoric per month Si,uv
4 ia;;r Ind Greek languages, Mashe-
maic !. Astronomy, Chemistry GEOLOGY,
Miner alory and Botany per nonsh S5,W
French. Music and Drawing AZ the usual rates,
Weekly exercises ii composition for an cf suf-
scient aec, as,d also III defamation for tns male
J I extensive setof Apparatus isprocursd. sdili-
c,ept yr illustrating the more difficult parts q ECO
FANNY. Mathematics and ASTRONOMY, and ior fHe
III all the more Instructive ana intcrcsa
s;ns % experiments ii Chemistry MD Natural I'M
IS,u Bourd. including lodging, wsshings Light ana
| fnsI can be had III private families ior sn cf
twelve dollars per month.
Mn Graves viii Ai,hself board those pupils whose
rsrenfs 81 guardians wish place them under ms
~ ,,;oar care. rot only during Academical hours
h, thoss IL iutcrnissvn; for the duty ola rfeccp-
Nj Y not discharged by merely importing nlelieet
,,a, instruction, hut extends % the cninvauon apl
;c,proyement Of the manners and mcrais q 'ncse
entrusted 10 his charge. s4
The anrouut for boarding and tui'lon except ior
hoots aud that which is called "extfa'' " tne rates
A viii he 100000 per year. n
\ TNrrs will ID but one vacation n tnc year. Y
addition Il shc Usual holidays festivals. ini'
vacation viii hecf owe nonsh, ending on tns sn,ra
Wsan,sasv IL September. The regular sem.
s"s N M AcaaeiAic year, will therefore
he Ne i, ,he TMasday following that third Wednesda,
4 ofSepterdber. \. V. ....,... IL, ,s,...,,,o i
~. LUX v scnd "a tic Academy for tht comn'
se,sou. should b. present Vt sne commencement
MI, - i, best classsfcatidh ofths pupils hay bc
once cIcctcd. I. ~ VI. r6.xas
\ lIes A. FOX, Pzesid~Mf
A JosrvM NxrIsSs, Sec'ys
\ ltsnucs,s Dec csh, h,ls97
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NioNqlcELIo, MAY n, 1888.

MONTICELLO, MAY y, ieoc.
To THE HoNoRABLE,
BoARD OF POLICE OF LAWRENCE COUNTY
Yf Gentlemen:
WA r the undersigned Commissioners,
w appointed by your Honorable %
dy to superu,end the building OF The
Court house and Jsa, having been re-
quested by the undertaken Mr.. Boyer.)
20 exs.nine the work and make report;
we, in accordance with his request, met
at the building op the 9Th ult., and hav
ing the contract before Us, did make Z
close aud scrutinizing examination; and
find that when he has devialed from me
contract. ,hs i, l.as been decidedly to the
advantage of the building: For instance,
finding that the Court room would have
heeo loo low, had be confined himself to
the letter OF the contract, he has, ~ or
der to make |, in proportion, added ~
inches to the height of The entire building.
a. to the workmanship and materials,
we csn- ind 10 fault
The building is now enclosed. and we
would suggest ,ha, the second lnsfalment
he rs,d, 10 euable him 10 proceed with
,he work, and tina, the tine Tor the cons
vIeiion, which ends on the 18th ot the
present month. be extended to the Sep
,enber term OF our Circuit Couri We
are confident that Mr.. Boyer has made
use II every exertion possible, 70 com.
pIe,e The work OF the time specified "
/. the contract; and hat the delay has beer
nccasieued Tor The want Of brick, which
he has had 10 make himself, after being
.!sappoin,ed by the person who contrsc.
ted to furnisI, him with sulficie. aumbel
10 complete the work
We are, Gentlemen,
Respectfully,
Your Obd'i Serv'ts.
y JOHN S CARSON l r.,,, III, !,
ARTHUR FOX, u
N. B. CANNON,
We would further sugges, TO your Hon
! orable body. tha, a further appropriation
ne made. Tor brick paseuent, 70 b
y placed close around the buildipg, to serv
as a walk, ana formed so AZ IL protec
Y she foundation from rain and frost. Th.
addil,cn would serve moi only to add I
abe sppesranc. Of he building, but wou'
add greatly to It's durability.
Your Obd',. Sery'ts.
JOHN =. CARSON,
ga' ARTHUR Fox, Commissioners
nj. r. CANNON, NJ
-, fSpe ls, 1898 ~2 r3r, HsfFM
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! Feb. lg38--l7-n.
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j. s. COLLINS,
Attorney and Counsellor a. Lav
LEXINGTON
HOLMES County, Mississippi.

SEPT. 80 1887 -ly.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23
From the Richmond Wing Of May 10.
The RESULT. believe the par
ties in the Legislature may now be
positively set down thus

1t will be seen that this will make
tie on joint ballot, counting King
George with che Wings, and Lee with
the administration. The Enquirer
considers the member from Morgan
doubtful, but we have classed him with
our opponents. The member from
Fayetie and Nicholas, with the expla-
nation in another place, is good enough
Wing for US.
To realize the extent Of the Wing
gain, it will be necessary to bear in
mind, that the administration had last
year majority in the popular branch
alone, of FORTY The Wings now
have a majoaity of TWELVE! To-
tai gain filty-two! In the Senate, We
have lost two Wings, whose places are
supplied by Conservatives. Only eight
oil the Senators were required to under
90 the ordeal. Had the whole body
been brought before the people, the
reform would have been complete and
overwhelming. AS it is, the Senators
from the Albemarle and Caroline dis
tricts, are instructed in voice that
can scarcely be misunderstood by
them; and several other members oil
that body have received significant
hints, which they will do well not tc
disregard.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

The TREASURY NOTE Btu Of which the -.
der will find some account in another coI,,m,
has passed through both branches Of Conrre.,
and is now, doubtless, law. On the Eth ina,
MIR. Rariden moved TO reconsider the vote h.,
which, on the previous day, the bill had boo,
ordered to be engrossed; and, also, the vc,e bv
which it was passed. To this motion, the head.
man of the party. Mr.. Cushmat, applied hi,
Previous Question, 10 cut of debate and deter.
mine its fate at once. The House was eau.a
aud the vote taken, which stood, ayes ITO. nav.
100, when Mr.. Speaker Polk came 10 the reseu.
defeating the motion by tie-by majority Of
nothing. Through the various stages Of sueh
bills the Senate hurried il with the speed Of IN.
locomotive, as il was sent 10 that body On The
l7th, and before the close Of the day, il onlv
required the sign manual of Martin Van Burea
TO make it law and that it no doubt received
very shortly after it left the Senate Chamber.
The object Of The issue Of the ten millions au.
thorized by this bill, is the same as that Of the
issue Of October last, viz : 10 relieve the Go
vernment," from its pecunsry embarrassment
The Government has been conducted in such
manner. by those who have had its managcmep,
under their control, that though il has millions Of
money in its possession, it finds itself pennyes,
and impoverished, unable TO satisfy the claim,
of its smallest creditors. To this situation Ia,
il been brought by bad, wifully bad, manage.
ment-by its war upon the credit, and financial
institutions Of the country, and by its determined
continuance Of the Specie Circular Were the
last mentioned part Of the cause Of the embar.
rassmeDt 10 be removed and the Governmeu,
consent to receive from its creditors such cur
rency as the citizen is compelled TO use-good
Bank paper-the want that now presses il would
be removed before the expiration of week
But this it will not do, because it is a hard mo.
ney Government and such a course could only
be pursued by sacrifice Of principle therefore
it chooses TO knock humbly at the doors of Con.
| gress and ask permission to issue its shin. pIas.
tiers to keep itself from starvation and nudity.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

The New York New Era. Sub irea'
sury prini, denounces the Enquirer as !no
cause Of the defeat of the Adm'nisIrsu! .'.
party in Virginia that The E'l0.
pursued his "ambiguous policy" kno",u !,
such would be the result. II regrets 'ua.
in compllmenting his" sagacity." II cannO'
say much for the "honesty" oil his cop'' !"
Ii adds" We feel the less scfcp'1 "
making the imputaiion. as We hnu . ,r's.
seizieg upon the very first momen. a' 'ah
the Wbis= had triumphed entirely 'n.oJ o.
his means, on urging COMPROMISE -.
tweeA bis friends and the FRIENDS u Wv
Administration. He meant TO throw Wv
election into the hands Of the Wings sDs .
thereby coerce the government 10 a'OP'
the Conservative system"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

the capital Of the company to ar
amount not exceeding thirty thousand
dollars; authorizes them to raise their
dam across Tuckahoe creek, and gives
them the power to construct lateral
roads from any point Of their canal 10
any pits lying in Tuckahoc Valley.
$50. An act to increase the salary
ofthe Copying Clerk to the Executive ;
fixes his compensation at five hundred
dollars hereafter.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

A RioT.- Philadelphia has been the scene Of
riot and destruction Of property, A buldin,
known as "Pennsylvania Hail." and sccupied
by the Abolitionists, as place for holding their
meetings, and delivering their harangues. was
fired and burnt 10 the ground, on the night Of
the 18th inst. Attempts were made to save the
building, but they were resisted by the mob
No attempt at further violence was made, and
after the 4" Hall'' was destroyed the mob quiet
iy DISPERSED
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

A SIoN,-Thc New York Times, hitherto
Van Buren, Conservative paper, has hoisted ih'
names OF Henry CLAY ana NATHANIEL +. lAt
MADoE at the head Of its columns as candidates
for President and Vice President, The Times
has thrown off all allegiance to the magician
and it only remains to discover whether 'ne
Conservatives in New York will follow IN Il"
wake. If they do, Mr.. Van Buren, may D'o =
"long FAREWELL to his little brief author
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

0U-The Legislature Of Connecticut have ecc,
ted DENNIS KIMBERLY Esq, TO the United
States Senate, to succeed Hon. John NJ Nile,
after his term expires. The vote, was, for
Kimberly, 81. Niles, 50, giving Mr.. X. major.
ity of59. Mr.. X. is said TO be gentleman Of
excellent character and talerts, and is true
Wing. MIR. Niles, can, when his term is cut,
go into retirement, The people require his ser.
vices no longer
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23
From the National Intelligeneer of May Is.
THE TIME AND PLACE FOR A WING
NATIONAL CONVENTION DESIGNA-
TED

1t having been proposed by various
meetings of the opponents of the pre-.
sent administration, in different parts
of the United States, that there should
be General Meeting of Dele gates
from all the states, for the purpose Of
agreeing on and recommending suita-
bic persons as candidates for the offices
of President and Vice President at the
next election and q desire having
been expressed by several Of said mee-
ting that the time and place for holding
such meeting should be fixed by the
opposition members of Congress, those
members have authorised US to an.
nounce that, in compliance with what
thus appears to be the general wish,
they have met and consulted on the
subject, and, after due consideration
and reflection, they are Of opinion that
the borough of Harrisburg, in the State
Of Pennsy lvania, is a suitable place,
and the first Wednesday in December,
1889, a proper time, for holding a
General Meeting for the purposes
above mentioned, to be composed Of
Delegates from all the States, in pro.
portion to their representation in the
two Houses OF Congress.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

Col. WATKiNs.--We are truly gratiied 10
learn from the Richmond Wing, that Coz. 10.
sEPH S. WATKINS Of Goochland, was not on
board Of the i'll fated Moselle at the time of her
terrible explosion. A letter received at Rich.
mond, dated at Fulton, Mo-, since the explo.
sion. mentions the arrival at that place Of Col
w. and family well.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

The Advocate, printed at Cumberland o.
Md, states that on the 9Th inst. the sn0 !.
was three inches deep at Frostou'e' ~
Allegheny county. There had aiso o' AID
several frosts recently. none Of "n, o.a G ;n
much injury TO the fruit, Do inc lo'I -.
slant. ice was seen at Cumberland a.
thick as a knife blade.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

MIssIssIpPI.-A letter from Canton, Miss, 10
the National Intelligencer, states that authentic
information Of the election of Preniss and Word
had been received at that place. Fifty counties
had been heard from which gave majority for
Prentiss of 1900, and for Word, 900. The
counties not heard from will not vary the re-
suit.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

MAINE MIR. Paris, v. b.. has been elec'ea
to Congress to supply the vacancy occasioned ''
the death Of the Hon Timothy J. Garter. PAR
ris' majority over Long, the Wing candidate
was between 300 and 400 At the last COugre'
sional election Mr.. Carter was elected | :
majority Of 1915.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

o. LINN BANKS has at last received the re-
turn as Representative in Congress, from the
district lately represented by Mr.. Patton. Hi'
majority is thirteen votes.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23
MAY 10.

MAY 10.
The Treasury Note Bill has passed
the House Of Representatives but let
not the administration party halo too
soon-they,are not yetout ofthe woods.
Immediately after the decision was an
bounced motion was made to reconsi-
der, which will be the first subject in
order tomorrow, and open up again the
whole question.
The principal speakers to-day, were
Messrs, Ogden Hoffman, Wise, and
Garland, in opposition to the measure;
and Jones of Virginia, ana Bynum of
n. c. in favor Oft.
Mr.. Garland finished his remarks a.
bout nine o'clock. Cushman then rose
and did his office he moved the pre-
ylous question. A call of the House
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

NOZZLE MUNIFIcENCE.-The Charles
ton, S. c. Courier, of May IL, says:
The United States Bank OF Pennsylva-
MIA, through its President, has transmit
ted to our Mayor, the munifcent and
unlocked. for donation Of tuenty thou
sand dollars, in aid Of our suffering ci-
tizens. We have not words to ex-
press our deep and grateful sense OF
such noble charity. 1t will carry
comfort where desolation now rcisns,
and cause the WIDOWS heart to sing
for Joy.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

The Fredonia Censor thus contrasts
the State Bank supporters, and the Sub
treasury advocates
Sir" said the chap, who had been
trying experiments on his neighbours
wheelbarrow-"l have brought home
your old wheelbarrow, and | want YOU
TO get 1t mended right away, because
! must use it again this afternoon. -
This is cool, certainly, but il was only
Conservatism. Sub-treasury Locofo-
ism goes far ahead of this. lis language
is" We have run your wheelbarrow
off a precipiece and broken it into
thousand pieces, therefore you shall not
make another, for we have thoroughly
tested the principle, and found that
wheelbarows are good for nothing !"
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

At Baltimore they purify their water
by hlterlng il through bags of unbleach-
ed muslin filled with pulverised char
coal.-N. Y. Star.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

ANOTHER MILLION OF SPECIE.-The
Philadelphia Inquirer of the 18th inst.
says Quite sensation was produ.
ced yesterday, by the appearance Of
thirty-two drays Immediately opposite
the Bank of the United States, each
dray containing six kegs, and each keg
as is supposed, about $4,000 in specie
amounting, in all to about a million. -
The " Monster" it seems, is getting
stronger; now having within its vaults
upwards Of seven millions in specie.
AN ALBINEss. The New York Com,
mercial says that among the curios-
ties al the Museum, in that city, is an
A lblness,-a young lady of nineteen,
who has recently arrived from England.
Her eyes are of a pink hue, and her
hair, white as snow, falls over her
shoulders in wavy clusters, soft as floss
silk. In order to avoid and repel i'm.
pertinent and unnecessary questions,
the young lady plays the part of Fenel.
la, in regard TO silence. She effects
neither 10 hear nor to understand what
is said around her. The Irish giant is
also at The museum. He is not quite
so tall as the Kentucky giant-but
could still wade the Mississippi, where
the water is not too deep.
Martinsburg gazette. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1833-1855, 1838-05-23

The Territorial government Of Florida nav
created Key West into a city.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-27

bringing actions IN cur eo'ys o. justice
i, forms which lad their e1g'n '" 'g"o''
az, and bsrbarcus age. And The resseo
for which have ling s'nf ceasee 10 eSis
ard to substitute o,hets in tfeir sseaN q
dspted &c the capacity Of every r'a :.
Who can read, and pade consonsnt with
the improvement in literature, laws ahe
political rights Of tie age in which ~
live. The Undersigned, therefore. recon-
mend thatthe several bill contained II
that code, be read aud .parcelled out to-
action in the two branches Of the Legs
laiure.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-01-27
Tue POWER OF TIE PRESS
BY pRoovs ar ~,

lax as The p"Il,c,s,',nay Of a,,.,,c,,
e'es--o' The ars'ocracy Of Lanks anil
"anHers--oi the aris,ocracy Of s,c;.t.
OF ia";'ly, fashion. or weaI,h-of ~.
'ocracy OF this or that corpora,in, -.
nus or that association of iDIiyiI,,
fr a''' lie only ari.toeracy there is i
IN inc eelleis and garrett, and bv.h,I..
'hal We come from: there we al.
me artillery Of The press! Why All 49,
banks and bankers il Wall .,,, -, IN u,
people OF fashoo up town ami ah' ~.
,'""' nave mol the tenth part of TIA, ;u
""ence over Uan aud mans d-slinv H.,
we nave ~ oor cases under I'M. 81,
"ak' OF Nassau street. 10 The sky.,,,.
''''ces over these bankers heads IL IN
street, or !" the dark celars. .h.n. van
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