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Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-26
Office Of tic Mississippi Shipping Company.
NATCHEz, Sept. 3, 1888.

TENIIE liberal encouragement which this
II Company has received during the past
season, has induced them TO demoish their
temporary structures, and erect in their pa-
ces ertehSiUe and cORueaiem brick sheds for
storing Cotton and other produce, and to en-.
close their Steam Machinery within brick
walls, rendering the whole establishment as
safe from fire as it is possible to make it, and
securing the property which may be intrust-
ed to their care from every depreciation.
The wharf in front of the Bellevue Press,
VIII be filled up and made easy for boats to
land, and light will be kept during the
night to shew the landing and clerks ready
at all times to receive and receipt for pro-
perry received.
The practicability of importing merchan-
die by sea vessels to the Port Of Natchez,
and of shipping thence our own produce, has
been fully tested by the experience of the
last four years, and particularly by the ope
rations ofthe last year, this Company alone
having despatched twentySix vessels, con-
tanning over hity-Sepen thousand bales Of
Cotton, TO Liverpool and other distant ports
with advantage to the ship owners and the
community at large. 1t is now we'll ascer-
tanned, that no necessity exists for konfding
our business and transferring large amount
OF our annual revenue, in the shape of COM
missions and charges, to the citizens of an
other State, and il is against the interests o
our people to do so. Money can be saved
the Planter by shipping from our own ports,
a nd / ii
paid, it is better that 1t should be for the i'm
provement Of our own State.
The operations of last year have also
demonstrated that it is entirely within the
power Of our Planters and Merchants to ere
ate markets for the Cotton of the State with
in our own borders, and under their imme-
date inspection and uperintendence, and to
ship to foreign Merchants to great advan-
tage and at small expense through agen
cies at home.
The Mississippi Shipping Company, in
corporated by the Legislature OF this State,
has expended large sums in the purchase of
suitable property at the Upper Landing, and
in the erection of Steam Cotton Presses, Cot
ton Sheds, &e. as above stated, from which
vessels can be despatched as promptly and
with cargoes in as good condition as from
any port in the United States. They have
secured experienced and competent agents
for the transaction of their business, and are
now prepared to receive and forward Cotton
and other produce, to sell the same in Nat
chez, in New Orleans, in the Northern CT
ties, or in Europe, and generally to perform
all the duties of Factor 10 the Planter, upon
the terms stated below, towhich your atien-
ton is invited.
When Cotton or other produce is deposit
ed at the Bellevue Press by the Planter, it
can be either sold in Natchez or shipped to
any designated point, as conveniently as
from any other part of the City.
i. BEAUMONT.
ppoui1ant
Southern telegraph. (Rodney, Miss.) 1834-1838, 1838-09-26
.EEiEcs' Compound

Rodney, August II, 1888 l5f
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NOI,ICE..

IN ETTERs Or Administration having
- been granted ~ ibe bndeTsigned ~
lbe Debsmbef term, 1881 of The Ptobsiea,,
curt of Lawrence county u on he estate
of William 3. Carrier, deceased = koiics,
- hereby giventc All persons indebted to
said estate 70 make immediate payment; i
and those having claims against ,he same
10 present them duly authenticated With
10 the time prescribed BY law, Of they
will be forever barre.L
JOSEPH SIMMONS, .Adm'r.
\ Monticello, Dec. 80 1887 1885,
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Prospectus
\ For pu5lishing DE Laps VI .Mississippi.

r. rybl;,h;np he Eops of .Missisappi.
Il r. AW. bejns the ruls 81 action prescribed BY
| y nj sopre,ns eower Of the state, commanding
IN, i right. and prohibiting what Is wrong, =
acouaintace with Its provisions Is desira-
s % The scholar, the legislator, the planter, and
mechanic, Is well as the lawyer by profession Al
classes ii society, ii republican goyc-ssrasnt,
ike our own, depsndant iar the perpesity q ils
institutions, alone on an enlightened publ. sensi-
,,.ant r.o,ye sone knowledge of the legal enact
n,ents ,non which their liberties and their fortune
daDend
Tns laus of Mississippi Of 4 general nature, as
.ractcd ~ MI successive legs aturss, lis scatter
"A 1, numerous volumes. buried under raass Of
rrivate arts importance to thoss alone who are
directly Interested Ia their provisions, and Offering
,,ost ;nsuuerauls barier to that general disseina-
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Notice.

oOKS for Subscription 70 the LapI'
al Stock Of the Mississippi Union
[.us viii be opened at Monticello M,s
avn - n the county Of Lawrence lthe
:, ofJustice Of said eou'.iy 9" loc
q, Monday in May next, y be con'''''
,@o',so u and during the space q one
[,odrpd and twenty days,under me su
abundance OF the undersigned mana
L,s, appointed for that purpose hy lh'
I, - 'sonu,,meot,l to an Act lncorpora
no said institution.
T" HIN, CALHOUN,
ROBERJ JELkS, Cona'rs.
ARTHUR SMITH, n
Monticello, March u, ls3S-2o-st
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NOIrI CE.

II ETTERSof ADMINISTRATION having
- been granted q the Undersigned, ny
Tie Probate Court of Lawrence county,
at the February Term ] $50 onihs estate
Of AS Eldrldge deceased, Notice Is
hereby givento an persons barring claims
against said estate, 10 present them duly
authenticated within the time prescribed
by law, or they will be forever barred,
and All persons indebted 70 saiJ estate
are r4qut sled TO come forward and make
Immediate payment,
JOSEPH NEYLANS, Admir-.
DELLA ELDRIDGE, Adm'x.
Monticello, March 81, 1885,, ,--ll-6w.
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SIaisrGn College.

8 situated IN Madison eoaaiy, nHssissippis ssS-..
- en- miles easteIy from Canton, AMI twsise
miles north from Malisons lille, oil the elevauonpf
land, between Bic. Black and Peasl Rivers, iu
aregion as healthy as any III the Stare. Ibis IN
sttusiou including female department, now in
successful operatou, was chartered by the Legis-
laiure, in their session of The last year. Ihs
town Of sharon, IN which the College is Iocateds
was incorporated the same time, with special
referee to these Literary institutns, designed to be
rearfd withn its limits. The bearing Of the act
Of Incorporation, on THE promotion Of good order
and learning, may be understood by the following
extra tfrom the charter Of the Town.
1Be Ii further enacted, Tbatshe President and
Council shall have power 70 pass all necessary
laws for the good order, and government Of said
Town, not Inconsistent withthe Constitution, and
Laws III the State, and Or the United ssa,es.
whereby education, and learning may bc prornoss
ted, and the retailing and vending of ardent spir-
Its, Gambling, and every species of vice ane irr.
morality, may be sdpprsssed together with the To-.
ta inhibition of the odious and savage practice ef
wearing Dirks, Bowe- knives, or Pistolsp
nnaccount Of the heallhiiiess, and other advanr.
tages Of the place, many friends Of good orders
Ilearning, and morality are already beginning ~
make il the place Of THEIR residence.
Five gentlemen frnm different States in the I'm,
MON, all ofwhom being now, orhasing been, proa'
fessors iii other Institutions are already elected t.
4 the faculty Foui Of them are clefgynen---onti
Methodist, one Baptist, one Presbyterian, and ons
Cumherland Presbyterian. The course Of studie+
ii this institution, il to be equal to that of any ots-
, er college lii tbs United States. The preparato1
department is already 10 operation, and numba5
between thirty and forty pupils, and will be MIR
extensively orgaaizsa on tile first Monday INA
next
!. The Collage proper will be organized and Ga 3
ses formed onthe first Monday Of next octohsr- :
J Any student however, wishing before that tins, i
pursue any studies Of the college classes, shah b
duly attended to, BY the professors, at any tire al
ter the first Moriay III May next.
There will be two vacations in the year, -ua
= from the lastof July to the FIRST of October az
the other during Christnastweek.
Z PRICEOF TUITION.
IS III the preparatory department per annum $St
IS In the college classes 81
\ payable in advance.
+ PIafCEOF BOARDING..
q Board 10 be procured at SO per month; All
s washing including fuel atsS2 80 cts. per moat i.
BY order Of the Trustees.
y q. GRAHAM, Seciy.
i Eha lSsh 00I r9oA
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sHRON FEMALE ACADEMy-

The $progand Summer Session for the pr sent
year will commence Oh TIE first Monday in iarch
and end with the last weckin July.
The Studits of The Preparatory Glass viii en- !
brace Otthography, Reading. Pennmanship. Arith-
nstic, English Grammar, and Gsogf iphy with the
q PRICE OF rUHIoN PER sEss ION,
TN ELvE pOILARs.
Junior Claas.- Astronomy, Natural, Morsl, and
Mental Philosophy, History, Chemistry, Rhetosr
ic, Logic, and Politca Economy.
PRICE OF TUITION PER Session,
EIGHTEEN DOLLARS.
Senior Class Drawing, Oriental, MezzotistAe.
and Velvet Paintings, and Ornamental NeedlsSA
work, including the branches Of the Junior Class.
PRICE Or TUITION PER SESSION,
TWENTY DOLL AIRS.
INSTR uCTIONS ON THE PIANOFORTD
PER SESSION, TWENTY DOLLARS.
The Institution has been provided with 4 good
Piano, and the Trustees having made arrangs~
ments to procure the assistance Of two saddtioFal
Tutoresses, feel themselves authorized % nicf -
parents tlcsrons Of procuring for their daughters
solid and ornamental education, ai the advan a.
| ges which numbers and competency Of Instructors
esscs, spacious aud well regulated Academy.
and retired, healthy, and pleasant location CO
secure.
The Boarding House under tte snp%rinteadsnes
ofDr Young, has been fitted up, with special
/, view ID tnt Accommodation Of young ladies' TbM
1 House is now ready forthe reception of sevenvv
boardsrs anA no pans will be spared by the pxs
pretor to promote the comfort ana convenicnce Ut
4 Or his boarders.
4 The price of boarding PET month, $40; wash ag
$3.50.
Boarders will b. requirsdto fureish saeis pri
candles.
Tuition payable in advance.
Nv order Of the Board of Trustees:
1 C.GRAHAM, 81 ~.
Feb. ea, 1888. s
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ar fE OF MISSISSIPPI. 2Ia Las renee Cir
Iamrsnes County. 5cuil Coun.
Fbroah Benson To September Term
y, 1888.
Btpiamin SilIs. Attachment Tor
t )$i8i.i2A, NJ
Ut appearing OF The Satisfaction cf this
- Court that ihe defendant has shscon.
dcd or so concesls himself that The or
dinsry process Of .he law cannot BE- ser
we'd upon him; whersupon i y ordered
that unless The defendant appear. put y
special bail and plead 10 lhe piaiadtifF'l
action On Or before The FIRST day Of tht
next Sept term of this court. Judgement
final will Be rendered against him. ane
The estate attached willbe sold to satisl,
plaintiff : claims and sllcosts. It's iur
tber ordered that The Clerk Of this Cour
cause . copy d this order % Be published
for six weekseurcessiyeiy in The news
paper called The Pearl River Banner
printed and published 10 the town of acn
ticsll0.
Iceriify The above % be 4 true txtrac
from the minutes nfssid Court.
In TESTIMONY WHEREOF. hay
hersunlo SET ny hsud and official seal !
the town 81 Monticello, this the seven,
day of April 1898,
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk.
April I. la38---22 -6w.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, Z Ia LawrenceCT-
laurence County cult Court.
Henry Boyer, To September term 1888,

Aaron M'Cumber Attachment for $500.
\ K r appearing TO The satisfaction Of the court,
N that the defendant has absconded, or ~
neuceals himself that the ordinary process o.
the law cannot be served upon HIM; whereupon
il Is ordered that unless the defendant appear,
put in special bail and plead to plaintiff 2 &C.
ton On or bofor- the first day Of the next Sept
term of this coart, judgement faal ~i'l % ren.
dered against him, and the estate attached Will
be sold to satisfy plaintiffs claim and all costs
1t is further ordered that the Clerk Of this
Court cause copy OF this order to be publish
ed for six weeks successive'y, in the newspaper
called the Pearl River Banner. printed and pub
Ishsd in the town Of Monticello.
certify the above to be true extract froH
the aiuu'es of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, J hav'
A.reunto sat my hand and official Seal a. ,h'
town Of Monticello, this the ssvsnth LAY .
EDwARh y. BowEv, Clerk.
l7s,, ~ --;,. z. ls33--ss-'St. Al.
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NO II ICE.

II EETTERS of Administration having
- been granted 10 the undersigned by
the Probate Court 81 Lawrence county;
4, the February Term 1888, on the es
tate Of David Burney deceased, With the
will annexed 80 Notice IS hereby given %
all persons having claims against said es-
tate 10 present them duly authenticated
within lhe time prescribed BY law. q
hey viii be forever barred, and all per
sons indebted 10 said estate are request
"a 10 come forward and make irmJiate
|psyn
JOSEPH NEYLANs, Admir-.
onticcllo, March 81, lo35-2l-6w.
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NOTICE To NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.

NOTICE no NEWSPAPER PUBLISHERS.
yrsHE Editor 81 he DELEwAREAN, pub
lishsd At Wilmington Delaware proposes q
nr,narea NEW sP APER DIRECTOR \, and
therefore asks favor, that each newspaper pup
I;.her II the Unitcd States will forward him hy
mari. oue COPY Of their paper. Hc intends tc az
ranas thsm by Stxtes, giving their politics sfc'
lh;s fayor each editor sending his paper shall 70
ceiys ons copy Of the Directory as soon as n,aae
readv. The advantages of a sheet Of this kind "a
publishers, must BE- apparent 20 Az
I ftA7-Edtors win please copy the above one sol
twice in order to give yeitcircalaisons W
Feb. n. ,fs srSt
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DOCTOR j. s. BUSH,

OFFERS his professions services @
- The citizens Of Monticello and n
city. and .rustsby strict attention % by
s,ness to merit unreasonable share d pat
roDage.
oaics one door west of Arthur Smiths Las
Office
n April q, l838--21-6t.
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Notice.

n ooKs Of Subscription for the Capital Stock
5 Of the MISSISSIPPI UNloN BANk,
d, 10 oneued at Jackson, the place prescribed
4 T. ,bs h. ,oca,i Of the Mother Bank, on the ~
Ina Monday in April next and continue open foI
Ie space Of six months.
Rv order Of the Board Of Managers.
pS w. " HIRAM q. RUNNELS.
President M. ". B.
Jackson. 28th Feb, ls38-2O-5w.
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/ Law Notice.

II AND s. SMITH, have associated
- > themselves IN The practice of the
Law, they will attend 70 professional bu,
siness ia The Superior Courts held in
J Jackson. and In the counties Of Law
renee. Marion. Covington, Simpson. Co
piah and Pike, sny busines confded tc
their care vii receive their prompt AMI
undivided attention. Odice at Monticel
10.
C.h II 1Q9Q 17-ff
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list or Letters.

~ EMAINING in thu Post Office at Monticel-
h, ID On the 3lst of March 1883, and which
L not called for within the three months next en-
suing, will be sent to the General Post Office as
Dead Letters. aS
B. Butler Anthony, Baggitt James ?, Butler
garah. Buckley Thos III 3, Butler James ., Boy
II Lany, Bridges Henry H, Buckley BENZ A.
Ruckley Edward, Buckley Richard, Brady Robert,
sG. Carter Wm ), Cole John, Cooper Jsoeph z,
Campbell 'rhos. Carer Daniel, Chambers Row
lsnd. Cowart Zachariah, Col. Comd'g Lawrence
County, Caldwell Joseph, Caldwell Major, Clerk
Lawrencs 20, Clerk Circuit Court Lawrence
County. III
b. Dixau David >, Davis > ", D0sson- Ms
Margaret ~
3 EIis Wna, Easton JamssD.
Furvis Thos, Francis Sam'l w, Fits Mary.
q Gallender Michiai 2, Guyn N, Gray "
Harris Richmuns, Holden II Walker, Hartzog
I u Mitchsll, Holeman Moody, Harrison Jeremiah,
lHenniston Enoch, Hutchins Miss Susan.
j Jones N b !,
Ksnnicots Joseph = 3, King N !, Ksnnsy Hsr-
L Torgcnow John r, Lape = Siydsr, LaDgs-
| ton David, Lynch Charles.
| IN McCGmber Aaron, Martin Hemphill'
Maxwell Jesse, Mullens Elias, Moore James, NC
| Ieodc George ID, Martin Robert, Murray James
LMcKiuzv Alex'r, Mckinney James, Myers John,
Nelson ! b w. MotrisJ w. Mcblsy Thos y.
IN Newton Major Noble M.
O Oats John H Got David.
Pharncys 1'hos 3, Peters Jdsephs Pendlesor
Z E, Pendleton Dr 10, Prestdgs Samuel Y.
Rogers Sarah, Raglin Mr., Ragsdals Gaprlsi. j,
8 Shepherd Mrs Nancy, Schultz Jcnn 4
/ spcights Lamon A, Skinkcr Thoss Sones nsnry s
Starting Allen, Sauls James, SCARBOROUGH y Y, Mc
Gaha, Stringer Josiah H, Smith James 4 Y, oneF
4 NJ or Clerk Of Lawrence GO.
i # Tcunisson Jno n. y y
i w Weathersby WIN 2, Whitehead 2 4 Z
Waltman Robert, Wilson John, Or Peterson ,., Mnl
lens, Wethersby Arthur, Wylie John ", war
Jesse Q, Nrwith 2, Ward Hiram \, Ward vaas
!. EDW s.RD ENGLEHARD, n ~
: April 7th 1888. W s
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Notice.

n shall al the next June term oi ne
4 Probate Court Of Lawrence founsy,
sre.en, my account as administrator q
i, estate Of Joseph AthYns, deceased
|, final settlement, and a'law ance.
| STARTLING TARYER Adm'r.
Monticello. April IA, l838-as-6w.
RrATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I n Lawrence Cir
Iou,,nreC ou,v. }euii Court.
Levi Noble ,.1. IT, September '''m
Wright. Jus.
I appearing 70 the satisfaction q 'h.s
y Court ,ba, ,hs defendant has abscond
! or so conceals himself that the ordina-
Bry process Of the law cannot be served
bpon him; whereupop II i ordered that
bnle.s The defendant appear, put IN spe
kial bail plead 10 The plaintiffs actor
Sn or before The FIRST day of the nex'
S.p,emher term 81 this court, judgement
IInal viii he rendered against him. and
II estate attached wi. be sold 70 satisfy
sintia'. claim and sll'cos.s. u ls fur
er ordered that The Clerk Of this Cour
ause copy d this orJerto beapub'''s''h'
d forsix weeks successiyely IN the news
Baper called the Pearlt River Banner
bru,.d and published IN the town 9
Monticello.
lcer,,iy the above to be atrue ex'rac
from IN. minutes Of said Court. ),
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. J hav'
kereunlo set my hand aod oMcisl seal =
she town Of Monticello. this the sevenll
Nay Of April 1888
EDWARD l.. BOWEN, Clerk.
April 7, I836--22-6w.
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SfATE or MIssISsIF I


gwyHR Trustees III this iusrituton, feel grafifeds
ii being enabled to inform lis friends and the
pubic generally, that The build ng for the accom-
notation Of Teachers AMI Pupils, Ii tcarly c0m-
psted, and will beppehed for the reception q stu
dents o.. the first of January next. X Is large-
and handsome edi6ce nf two stories, commanding
i santiful prospect Of the town ard neighborhood.
The upper rooss will be appropriated to- the fe-
male department., The lower 70 the male. It Is
spacious and airy, and WI be furnished with hevery
accommodation N promote the education Of youth.
The location of this institution, isin Monticello,
on fssrl River In the county of Lawrence. A
town celebrated dforjts salubrty and health. TIA
bounds with never falling springs ofthe ptrest wa
Tor. Parents therefore, regarding the health a
their children, can no where promise themselves
more Hatlering hopes Of its Continuance than al
this Academy.
4 The institution will be under the supennten-
dence of the Rev. A. X. GRAVES a gentleman d
talent and experience. tn following Honorable
and Rev gentlemen are II vred TO, ais having
| Recommended Mr.. Graves to be Trustees, rs !
mar of ofu0blemshsd character, ripe scholar and ]
lskilful teacher. il
The Rev. jeremiah Chamberlain D. d. Presi
dent of Oakland College.
Rev. Benjamin Chose A. M. Of Adams county
Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. M. Of Woodgie vii
knson county.
Rev. "A. B. Lawrence A. M. Editor ofths New
Orleans Observer.
4 Hon. John Henderson ofHancock county
Hon. g. P. Smith Of Woodville Wakinso
county.
The female department will be under the care
management Of Miss SosHfA RoycE, Z lady wh
en;ovs the we'll earned reputation Of qualihc
and successful instructrsss. She has for the ID
four years beenthe principal teacher Of the ~
mails Seminary at Port Gibson.
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:|:,cs 81!

nN ito evening a Ne 6th Or Feb; somst
~ where Iii TIE town Of Monticello, l,o,s il
hand drawn BY John n. Tsunisson, and made
ps;y.bls v thspndersened Oh thsfrst day Of Jsn-s
uagy l6Jys-foE Que hundred dolIass.
James,. teNEAL.
Monticello, MaTeh ~, i8ss-se-3w
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ARRIVAL 81 DEPART j RE
or Mails.

From BRooKHAvEN--d' ie cnn
days. Wednesdays and Fridays
ats Pm
For B BRoNKHAvEx--cl ossts
Mondays, Thurs Ia ys and
Satnrdays.at6A.M.
From NloxRoE-4-tlU s a.aclays
and Wednesdays, N. ~ y.
For MoxeoE--cle.s Ma
days AMI Thurs.|ays,7 AM.
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sTATE OF MISSISSIPPI, lnLa wrence cir-
Il Laurence County. }cuit Court.
H'''' !. Boyer e 1885, September '''n
\ Aaron M,Cumber. Attachment for
s260.
TT appearing 10 the satisfaction o'th's Court,
III that the defendant has xbsconded 81 %
= ceal. himself hat the ordinary process ct
The law cannot be served upon him; ~hereupon
j, is ordai.ed that unless the defendant appear,
pu, 10 special hail and plead 70 the plaintif'ssc-
\ ion on or before the first day ofthe pex' Sept
rrm Of this cour', judge final viii be rsr. r.
&dered aginst him, and the estate attached VIII
be sold to satisfy plaintiffs claim and ~ cots
10 is further ordered that The Clerk " thl'
Court cause copy Of this order 70 be publish
III d for six weeks successively ID the newspaper
ed the Pearl River Banner, printed and Pun
&lished in the town cf Mon'iceIlo.
N | certify the above to be q true extract from
#the minutes OF said court
Il IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
II her eun o SET my hand and official seal ths
town Of Monticello, this the seventh day 2
q April 1888.
EDWARD L BOWEN, Clerk
Monticello, April z, l337--22-6i.
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RATNs Or TUtTI0N

Spelling and Reading per month $500
\ Writing, Modern Geography, common
Arithmetic and English Grammar per t.,
|nonth S,vv
II Ancient Geography, Ancient and
Modern History, Political Economy,
Il constitution Of the United States, Ma
t,ra,. Moral and Intellectua Phioso-
phy. Logic and Rhetoric per month S4,0O
Lain and Greek languages, Mathe-
mai 4, Astronomy, Chemistry Geology,
Miner alogy and Botany per monsh Sa.oD
French. Music and Drawing at the usual rates,
| extra.
Weekly exercises in composition for all OF SUI
6cient age, and also in defamation fr the male
pupils. aa
c;ent for illustrating the difficult parts OF Geo
graphy, Mathematics and Astronomy, and Tor the
nerformarce Of all the more instructive and ntsres-
r,ng experiments Of Chemistry and Natnral fhii.
ophy.
Board, including lodging, washing, light ant
4 fnel can be had III private families for en- Q
twelve dollars per month.
MI. Graves will himself board those pupils who's
parcnts Or guardians wish to place them under %
4 & rt;cular care, not only during Acadenical hour
I'M tboss ii internissio; for the duty cfa Precep
tor Is not discharged by merely imp. ring inteilect
,al instruction, but extends to the cultivation an
Iimurovernent of the manners and morals Of tios
entrusted TO bis charge.
The amount for boarding and tuition, except fo
ibooks ant that which iscalea s'extrao in the rate
win be- 100000 per year.
| There win be but one vacation IN the year. !
addition to the usual holidays and festivals. Ihi
vacation will be Of one month; ending on the thr
Wednesday cf September. The regular com
mencement Of the Academic rear, VII! therefor
lbe the Thursday following that third Wednssda
ofSeptember. 81,
Il is veryl esifable, that as many as possible 2
. y. children whose parents Or guardians VI
disposed 10 send to the Academyfo ths comm
season. should be present at the commencement
that IL. best classification ofshe pupils may be
once effected. i s
A. FOX, President.
JosEvx EEYLAEs, Scc'y.
MsHncslle Dsc. sth, 1897
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..;'ssssippi nail Road Compnry'
nr,cE-I. hereby gwen 'hsi ~
.ssser.isa.d ee@"I1l ! w I.
!. boot. 81 =. y 4. :'s.s s.s' i.s ~
|r'''"p,r'''. y. el.t day of MY. ioS ~
''o'y Monticello. Ten dollars ps'
|" 2. a;,I Be- required i the tihe of sus ,
(',s,ss, 4, in the notes Of any chartered '''
fAi q - JOHN S. CARSON,
ROBERT JELkS,
Z ENGELHARD.
Comnsissionsrs
aoriYsi, 1888 -24-4w.