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Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

The EAST ROOM LErrER.-The Richmond Wing
promises 10 hunt up and ro-puhsh the celebrated
'Eas, Room Letter. written By Col. Haulou to the
Richmond Enquirer Ii. the tune OF Mr.. john @
Adams Administration. m speaking OF it the
Whiet remarks: at is a paper which through all
lire will be :, curiosity, work OF Itr!ag nation,
and ariN stard an everlasting monumental ttc I'M
matchabk perfection to rltich the science q ,ning
tfl,s carried in this do,' aud generation.
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summary of rores.. ,.,.,,,

inc sultan has seal, assa nressa,
victoria Dagnsficen, necklacn Q, d., = 9aesa
PCS aad e'nera.ds, valued a, 3oO,OoO go, ~
with Romeo. says prosaAas
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

iArRovnp CAnf.i ioE AxLs--shcrc wa. a wa..
on at tho FaiS witli a Separate axe 20 each whe.
ARRANGED ~ IN arsat measure 20 take or tn
shocks communicated To the vehicle lit rough
roads tha constfuctic!i IS very simple, each 81.
parate ale being bout no The form .. crank
ana tho lower horizontal part allowed 10 roll ~ IN.
irons which cortinc j, G.dei The carriage whss
ever the wheel encounters any uncvenness =
the road. Oae of si,aIar construction was usct
/ IN this city last summer, and mo, with the nppso
baton Of practical well as scientt,c wen. Az
les Of this kind ia use on Inc ,ln'nsnss wne
u hich "a transporting, the CiiraifA ,hroufh
the western states, and several :enilefaen have
/ ordered them TOR their uw II nss rs 'h,s city. r.
, Brewer, proprietor OF the broadway olnnibs
Inc, has IA YEA, carriage yearly completed, shEs
- intended 70 rnii through Eighth street, and be-
i"fs Find oi axles.
Il on thn.ungh Trial this invention shcsh b
fonnl worthy % general adoption, several e,@
iant points ?n tho construction of carriages VII
be .Getahy r,ined. Tho position Of thu ~
n,l. = ,ny'us ,han Il ID with tho an
tree, and II Is herciore more safe md convesssl
Gil parts & the carriage are less liable n lssr
and earring, a,l consequently the whsle y nue
durable; and = - usr tho ieas part Of idvsr
innes derived t.orr .fis cons iruciion lhi j, ai
scrdJ considerable relief 70 the horse ss well v
Il, the passenger. Il is .l,c invention Of MT
girr,ardj who has taken patent for il. The car.
rlages afc cl,ilt by him at Newark, IN. !.
Star
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

MORMON TAR-We have fresh accounts Of the
Missouri Mormon War, that present disastrous
safe of affairs. 4 would 3eeri that the attempt
of a large body OF Morrnons to settle far Vest ~
Missouri. IN inc counties Of Dlviess and Living
ston las been resisted by the previous settlers CT
the vlc.aity, and the contest has como To the bat
he i!cil.
H. Inc wcei, commencing October II, the Nor
g.,ons trrned the town, OF Miliport, and many Eol
ses IL lis vicinity Ihey had organized INTO 7
band CT three or four hundreG and pTnclaimca
theie &c .ermiua TON maintain their position D.
force Ga the morning OF Oct. -. they a.tacicd
force 81 fittv men, under Capt. Bryant, sent. 10
ruea them THIS company they dispersed, xii
ling woundiBe and capturing the greater number.
There were strong reports that the. INTENDED 10
burn Lexington ,hot night Lexington IS e cor
,ide:ab!e town.
1ne facts appear to be. taa, the 3Iornons have
become al organized bandittI. that burn and rob,
ard shed blood where they are opposed. The
iareaage held tasards ti.em Is To thi5 eject:
i E.iney.ka Pt,3ilc force Inus< make. iF,sf'; and
pu: stop 70 ire devastation Tat Ii tlei. vreo u,
these infurat ed fanatics. Aud they HrIst - p:e
pared and win afiAl determination 10 exis4H.t
aate or expel ,Fer.s flon the State. rnsssc.-
Nosilis- BIZ, this oa.seivs iranGsst, Ia t.ie pao
iic mind and rc-estaolisii he T-I5--.Tacy OF the
law. There need be TIC iufil,ef taligIng with iiie
question anywhere. The Mormorss sasst leave
he State, will, one and all: -sEd % thi'
couss!exion IT must come at last"
Eo are too far from the scenes OF action TO ven
ture an opinion. Wherever the fault rests, INC
condition Of The parties u mos, dependable
fCincinnati Gazette.
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It's stated IN one If the New iofk - -
the c-,s.of, house officers Of that cry s' 80 ~
IN. field at the head of the Loco foeo.' -
over III. door Of their head quarters 'ns. la,.I
gac. f'v;nrrwiih the rnofo .syo gre s's a.
he s9;oiis!!n In the divs Of M. isass
World have been deemed ~ isinr 9 svfh ~ II
t,r renloyai--b II hctines haze a,.e,s' :srss
co rocois,n - real De-hecraey.-[Da''NsN> : :
Ok TIN. tr.rrr. no..z,: Il, appears = $3.50
iowa News. tsat F.nr!c. fy. and so' s,rM -
IVY is elected Delegate 20 ton -. m -
Territory. The News has retnrn. . '.. "a -
ties in the Territors. Eagles n'a'"' 4 I
Ter luck next time
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1-Ee new Treasury br'ta,ng l. .,cariy -tsn?ictct
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.DIRgcr BasrERY-The =, y. Corfespopds'
of the National 'p,ciIigenecr says:-i knas
case where one Oh s'ihe democratic family Fl
oilicchoIdcIs put five dollar bill into me hams
If a number of Gcrmin wofkingmen 10 lnao0
.torn Ia vote tho I.ocofoco ticket. a hive ooa|
sili to each voter. You from this, tho os1
holders put quite n vuluc Don men, and YOU osl
Judge from IL hpy plenty IN 'hcy -. repca', u
must popularize this Government; We must req
Executive patronage, or we caniGi resist H.
FtRg-A stabl. N. the rear oil. no fnonn ~
tel. and the buildings fronting the Markessoss1
AZ the u,,er end OF Water street. belonging \
Mr. West. and occupied by Messrs. JohhsS'l
I.,ckev. Gaines and Others for their stage no'ss7
was de4troycd bv fire on Saturday evening n'1
ahout T o'clocf' 'fhc most deporabie part ~
ca.arEft, -fas ;s.c burning cs s'-.een hofEs
efforts 10 save ,t7hich were ..neiiectual.
these belonged . Mr.. West, four 10 Dir. uine'
the nropriesc- Of the Cincinnati !-fse u vi
four n tic Maysvii,1 lire and SIX 10 ibs =,
vile linz ,Qkei the fire first efsros"..
thee were twenty-five horses IN the sssas' !,
.feat cxerisons SIX were got out. Inc ssa." y.
--.e1,y@irous ~ a large number Of shoes ANU -
buildings constructed Of the most conD's.
materials, and but for recent rains sns ~
shower jus, before and during me ,fe, ~ -
mount Of property must iree ssnsJ, -
Through the favcEoi sSe 80.
ar-.i the e+er>t-,s of the fire cor,r anes,
The flames were subdneI With bat iiss's - -.
age, than the destruction Of the bbisc'ss :. !. =
tents, where they originated There -
no doubt. that the stable was set on DIE !. ,s
iacendary The building, we learn. = 49,
il, tho Lexington ofiire. for Sl2aD- L1E,a
ing horses, ac. about - ,eoo.-Lss'sss"
.ate!igencer.
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Beware OF CouSrrRFEIrs.--'.he Leyfneton
tntclligencer saws:
Spurious SO notes of the hank Of Kentucky
payable st the Danyiile Branch are in circuia.
ton. The notes genuine 50, changed into
S,i0s :'arsd a7teratoif car easily be detected by
examination. The virnctte of the notes is the
figure ii {, Horse and no other notes but the
ives Of :sc bank OF Kentucky, have this Wig.
nctte'
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!" e'all tia: 7 wssa sae cha,
I i'oa IA, snow sa.se n-ck. l.
Richmond Indiana palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1837-1839, 1838-11-17

s'Etfri sacrn funes."--Thc Phiiadei phia Ga
zetto IN mentioning the death in sing sSrg prison
of Waiter Osgoo6, lac lawy of the cry of New
Yori,, saws:
'rhis person, if we mistake not, n :elatv'
by marriage, Of tho f,mily OF Do Witt Clinton
The shock of his crime among his kindred, wa
Overwhelming. itplungeh them all into the deem
81. affection. Shortly after his trial and sentence
his sister, stung w,ih his disgrace, and mourning
F,r his fate, sle1 herself and laid her bruised an
broken hear. il, the grave before he we"i To pr
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-01
List of Letters.

I'D EMAiNlNG IN the Post Office at Monticcl-
IL 10 on The 3fst Of June 1893, andwh.rh
Il not called for within the three months next On.
suing, viii be sent TO the General Post Cficr a.
Dead Letters.
A Atwood Wisff, Aslew WIN R. Andersoa
Miles,, Afford Fort ..
b Brster WIN, Butler Anth'y, Bowen Mrs.
Martha, Brack A ID, Brakefeid Melinda q.
BrakefeId Wm, Durney David.
y Clsfk Probate Court Catching HB, Clark
Joseph.
D Daniels B, Dixon David, Davis samg w.
Davis Henry 2.
T Fur Jacob, Frelick James.
,,', - Gordon Moses, Cranberry George, Gym
William.
II Hickman John or Briakley, Hamilton
sampson, Hendricks VIM, Harrison yasymer.
Harris Edward, Harrison William
L Iongno John r, Lambert John.
N McFearn VIM, Miceal Katharine, Nixon
Abram, Maxwell Tho's, Michael Edward, Mas
sic Elisha.
N Mobiles Levi.
T Pepper Gwinn, Parlman Lnleton.
x Ross Francis 2, Ross Simeon, Rogers Green
M, Raborn George, Rhodes James.
> Stuckey Simeon, Sheppard Nancy 9, Smith
Mr., Seaten Tho's B, Summer Hezekiah, Stephens
MrC.
w Wcat!ersby Arthur, Winters James q
WarnerJ ames, White Geo r, White w.
e. ENGLEHARD, P, d.
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STATE or .HIssI sSIPPT, l IN Lawrence & r
Laurence County. }cuit Court.
Levi Noble 10 September Tsrr
Wright. Yes,
i appearing to the satisfaction Of this
court that the defendant has abscond
ed or 50 concesIs himself that The ordins
ary process Of the law cannot be served
upon bin; whereupon il Is ordered thai
unless the defandant appear, pot in spe
cisi bail plead TO the plaintiffs action
on or before The first day of the mex,
September term Of this court, judgement
final will he rendered against him, and
the estate attached will be sold to satisfy
plaintiffs claim and all costs. II is fur
ther ordered that the Cierkpf this Court
cause a copy Of this order to be publish
ed for six weeks successiveiy in the news
paper called the Pearl River Banner.
printed and published in the town OF
Monticello.
certify the above to be true extract
from the minutes Of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, / have
hereunio set my hand and official seal at
the town oe Monticello. this The seventh
day Of April 1888.
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk.
April z, i038-e2-6w.
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NOTt

rs hereby given 10 all persons 10 any
manner interested In an undivided
half Of six hundred arpens Of land belong
iag 10 the estate Of Alexander Morgan
deceased, situated on Pearl River in The
couaty Of Hancock. to appear al ihe Or.
pbans Court Of said county Of Hancock
on The fourth Moundsy Of September
next, and shew cause why said land
should not be scld according TO law
This fourth Monday in July 1888.
CHARLES MERRILL, Admir-.
Pearlington, Aug. LIST, l636-36-6w.
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LOST.

'nN the 3otb Of June last, small blps
~ Morocco POCKET BOOK. con.
tanning about S4e or 3. $50 % P!,s,
.rs Bank. $40 on the Brandon Bank, and
8 dollars in change tickets. Also, the
following notes: One on David Ward for
Ten dollars, payable to the subscriber.
one on John Moore, for Twenty dollars.
payable to John Stucksy; one on G. G.
Hamblett for twenty four or FIVE dollars.
payable to Levi Dotson; and a receip,
from a. Smith, Esq, for the collection ol
an account on Levi Dotson,s Admr's, in
favor G. c. Hamblet, together with sew
eral other notes and receipts not retollec.
ted. Any person finding the same and
returning It to the subscriber, or leaving
il =, this Office, will be LITERALLY rewarded.
E. L BOWEN,
Monticello, July "a, 1888 -34-3
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STATE OF MrssIssIPPr,-Lawrence County:
Probate Court, June Term, 1888.

STATE OF Observation-Disclosures County:
Probate Court, June Term, 1888.
4 PPLlCATlON having been made by
"A the administrator Of the estate ol
Richard Bullocs decd, that the real es
tate of said deceased be sold. it is order
ed by the Court that all persons interest
ed in ss,d estate, BE- and appear at The
next 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 ia
the Monticello Pearl River Banner. fol
six weeks successively, and copy there
of be advertised in three Of the most pub
lie places IN Lawrence County.
A true copy Of the minutes Of said
Court.
}. CALDWELL, Clerk.
Issued e5 III June 1888.
July II, l838-34-6w.
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:, :, or bl,ss,sarrI-Lawrence County,

: Or M,ssrsaprI-Lawrence County,
S1A'' Probate Court, July Term, 1888.
ppIIcATION being made by Joseph
HN,ylaes, administrator OF the estate
.fA s. Eldridge, decd, to sell the re.
" IAN. of said estate. il is ordered by the
rour,. % that all persons interested 10 The
.o,I I estate of said deceased, be and ap
No. n.,r At The next September term Of said
CEourl to show cause, Il any they can,
,,by TIE said estate should not be sold.
:, ny !. lurher ordered that copy Of this
o,der = he published in the Monticello
ps,J River Banner for six weeks succes.
,i,eIy, aud a copy thereof be advertised
n three OF the most publit places "f
lawrence county.
A true copy from the minutes Of said
Court. ~
Issued gath July, 1888
J CALDWELL, Clerk.
July es,b. 1856 CIV.
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MISSISSIPPI, I'm LawrenceCir.
Lawreace County cult Court.
Henry Boyer, To september term 1888

. II VT HIScISGiTrI, IN LaWFenCeClr-
Larreaee County cult Court.
Henry :. Boyer To ssp'emSer'e 1885,
Aaron M'Cumber Attachment for 5000.
IT appearing to he satisfaction Of the court,
u that the defendant has ahsconded, or so
ocnceals himself that the ordinary process Of
the law cannot be served upon HIM; whereupon
il Is ordered that unless the defendant appear,
put 10 special bah and plead to plaintiff q ac>
ton on or bofore the first day Of the next Sept.
term of this court, judgement fnal win he rem
dered against him, and the estate attached will
be sold tosatisfy plaintiffs claim and all costs.
II is further ordered that the Clerk Of this
Court cause copy OF this order to he publish
ed fnr sx weeks successively, in the ne newspaper
called the Pearl River Banner. printed and pub
lisheo in the town Of Monticello.
certify the above 10 be true extract from
the minutes Of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hereunto set my hand and official Seal at the
town Of Monticello, this the seventh DAY Of
April, 1888.
EDWARD T.. BOWEN, Clerk.
Monticello, April. Z, ls38-22-6t.
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STATE OF MrssIssIPrr,--Lawrence County.

STATE OF MIssIssrPPr,--Lswrence County.
NJ Probate Court, June Term, 1893.
0N apricst0n of the .sdmlnis,rator
- Of the estate of Vim. P. Mulln de-
ceased. that the real estate Of said de-
ceased be sold; tits ordered by the Court,
that all persons interested in said estate,
be and appear at the next august Term
OF SAID Court, to show cause II any they
can, why said estate should not be sold.
II is further ordered. that copy Of this
order be published in the Monticello
Pearl River Banner, for six weeks sue
eessivcly, anil that copy thereof be ad
ver'ised IN three Of the most public pIa
ces in Lawrence County.
\ A true copy from the minutes Of said
Court.
Issued 25th June, 1883.
J. CALDWELL, Clerk.
July ~, lS33-34-6t.
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MONTICELLO ACADEMY.

NHE Trustees Of this ilis,tNo on, feel gratified
- inbeing enabled to inform its friends and the
public generally, that the building for the accom-
mediation of Teachers AMI Pupils, is nearly com
pleted, and will be opened for the reception or stu
dents OH the first of annary next. 1t is large
and handsome edifice Of two stories, commanding
beautiful prospect Of the town and te;ghborhood.
The upper room viii be appropriated 10 the fp-
male department, the lower to the male. Itis
spacious and airy, and will be furnished with every
accommodation to promote the education of youth.
1He location Of this institution, isin Monticello.
on Pearl River inthe county Of Lawrence. A
town celebrated for its salubrity and health. Ita-
bounds with never failing springs of the purest wa
ter. Parents therefore regarding the health of
| their children, can no where promise themselves
more fatterins hopes of its continuance than at
this Academy.
The institution will be under the srperinten-
dence Of the Rev. A. II. GRAVES, a gentleman of
talent and experience. TLefollowing Honorable
and Rev. gentlemen are reiTred 10, as having
recommended Mr.. Graves to lie Trustees. as a
man Of unolcmishef character, Aripe scholar and a
skiIfulteacher.
The Rev. jeremiah Chamberlain D. b. Presi-
dent Of Oakland College.
Rev. Benjamin Chose A. M. of Adams county.
Rev. Benjamin Shaw A. M. of Woodville Wi.
kinson county.
Rev. A. B. Lawrence A. M. Editor ofthe New
Orleans Observer.
Hon. John Henderson ofFIancock county.
Hon. c. p. Smith of Woodville Wilkinson
county.
The female department willie under the care e.
management Of Miss SoPHIA RoYcE, a lady who
enjoysthc well earned reputation Of qualified
and successful instructress. Sire has for the last
four years been thc principal teacher Of the Fe-
male Seminary at Port Gibson.
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I N OF &c r.

NOTICE is hereby given 10 the heirs
~ q, Law, of John Adans, late Of Ma
rion county, Decd that shall make APP
plica,ion 10 the Honorable Probate Court
Of said County, al The next Jolly term Of
said court, for an order OF sale on the real
estate Of said deceased; when and where
those interested may shew cause, (ii sny
they can) against the said sale.
ANDERSON ADAMS. Adm'r.
Columbia, May 26 i8Ss--29-4t.
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Notice.

!. cuAI,L al The next September term
f,he Probate Court OF Lawrence
.u,y. oresest my account as sdministor
feu%' ~. s.,,te of William lard deceased
~ 's so,, settlement and allowance and
,',,.oder 'm . my letters q Administration
suT'e"' JOSEPH COOPER.
Avs. II, ls3s-ss-aw
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GUARDIANS NOTICE.

As the Honorable Probate Court OF
Lawrence County, has made It the du.
ty Of the subscriber, as Guardian Of the
minor heirs, 10 make final close Of the
estate Of T. w. Burge, decd; he res.
pectfully invites all those indebted 10
SAID estate. either by note or Otherwise,
to call and make payment; or they viii
have cost to pay; as the ensuing fall
term will not be allowed 10 pass without
sui, being brough. against all delinquenis.
J. NJ. TURNER, Guardian,
Monticello. July "a, 1885, "a ct.
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STATE or MISSISSIPPI, I Ia Lawrence Cir
Lairysnre County. cult Court
rs 1888.
Benjamin Sills. Attachment Tor
ySi8i,l2i.
T appearing ot The satisfaction Of this
= Court that the defendant, has sbscon
ded or so conceals himself that The or.
dipary process Of the law cauno, be SER
we'd upon him; whereupon Il is ordered
that unless he defendant appear. put in
special bail and plead TO the p'aindtiff's s
action on or before the frst day of The
next Sept term Of this court, judgement
fnaLMiIl be rendered against him. and
1.-The estate attached will be sold to satisfy
plaintiff claims and all costs Il is fur.
ther ordered shat :he Cisrk. Of This Court
cause copy Of this order 10 be published
for six weeks successfully in the news
paper called the Pearl River Banner.
printed and published in the town Of Hon.
ticello.
certify The above 10 be true extract
from the minutes Of I'D Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. ( have
hereun,o set my hand and official zeal al
thestown Of Monticello, this The seventh
day Of april 1898.
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk.
AprilF, 1888 c2-6w.
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STATE OF MISSISSIPPI, I In Lawrence Cir.
Lawrenee County. cuit Court.
Henry y Boyer )1s,s To- September Term
Aaron M'Cumber. Attachment for
1869
kT appearing to the satisfaction oflhis Court,
i that the defendant has absconded or 80
ceals himself that the ordinary process o.
the law cannot be served upon him; whereupon
il is ordained that unless the defendant appear.
pus in special hail and plead to the plaintiffs e.
ton on or before the first day Of the mex Sept
term Of thi. court, judge ment final will be rem
dered aginst him, and lte estate attached will
be sold to satisfy plaintiffs claim and all costs.
II is further ordered that the Clerk OF hi.
Court cause copy Of this order to be publish
ed for six weeks successfully in the newspaper
called the Pearl River Banner, printed and pub
lished in the town CT Monticello.
certify the above to be trae extract from
the minutes OF saio court
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, have
heteunto set my hand and official seal al tire
town Of Monticello, this the seventh day Of
April 1888.
EDWARD L. BOWEN, Clerk
Monticello, Apri' Z, l837--22-6t.
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Spelling and Reading per month $500
Writing, Modern Geography, common
Arithmetic and English Gramn,ar per
month 900
Ancient Geography, Ancient and
Modern History Political Economy,
Constitution Of the United States, Ma
tural, Moral and Intellectual Philoso.
ply, Logic and Rhetoric per month $500
Lain and Greek languages, Mathe-
maic ., Astronomy, Chemistry Geology,
Miner slogy aud Botany per mon.h $500
Freach, Music and Drawing at the usual rates,
extra.
Weekly exercises in composition !or an Of SUI
fcient age, and also in defamation for the male
pupils.
An extensive set Of Apparatus is procured, suffi.
cent for illustrating the more difficult parts of Gee.
graphy, Mathematics and Astronomy, and for the
nerformance Of all the more instructive and ntercs.
ting experiments OF Chemistry and Natural Phil.
O ophy.
Board, including lodging, washing, Ugh, and
fuel can be had III private families for en- or
twelve dollars per month.
MIR. Graves will himself boar 1ase pupils whose
parents or guardians wish 10 p,.y thein under his
particular care, not only during Academical hours
butthose Of intermission; for the duty ofa PrtcepA
tor is not discharged by merely importing intellect.
ua instruction, but extends to tie cultivation and
Improvement Of the manners and Norals Of those
entrusted to bis charge.
The amount for boarding and suition, except for
books and that which is called "cxtra In the rates
viii be 100000 per year.
There win be but one vacation in the year. ia
addition to the usual HOLIDAYS and festivals. This
vacation will be Of smorh, ending on the third
"Wednesday Of September. The regular com.
mcncement Of the Academic year, Will therefore
| be the Thursday following that third "Wednesday
| ofSeptcmber.
1t is veryi esirabls, that as many rs possible Of
\ the children whose parents or guardians are
disposed 10 send to the Academyfo the coming
season, should he present at the commcncement,
that the bcst Classification ofshc pupils may bs at
once effected. I. !
BY order Of the BOARD:
A, FOX, President.
'ti Jcsxrs KryLAxs, Ssgy.
.Nfsnucs'lo Dee. e.hs 1881.
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N Office.

IT shall at the next June term Of The
i Probate Court Of Lawrence county,
present my account as administrator o.
the estate Of Joseph Athens, deceased
Tor final settlement aad allowance.
STARTLING TARVER Adm'r
Monticello, April IA, i83S-28-6w.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

ADMlNISTRATOR'S NOTICE.
.ETTERS Of ADMINISTRATION having
- been granted TO the undersigned by
the Probate Court Of Lawrence County,
1t the June Term, 1888, ON the estate of
DeIlah Eldfidge, dec'd,-N0TlCE is
hereby given TO all persons indebted TO
said estate to come forward and make
immediate paymen, and all those having
claims against the same, to present them
within the time prescribed BY law, or
they will be forever barred.
J. M, TURNER, .qdm'r.
July'14, t938,-34-6w.
The Pearl River banner., 1838-09-01
amrm EStrayS.
YAMM TAKEN up by Jane.
U..,.XV Pric. a red Steer. bran

,<.Ns~R n Pric. red Steer, bran
Sed n 5. 90 the right hip, marked crop
and half crop in the right ear, and crop
md underbil in the lef, ear, 8 years old,
appraised TO S95 One red BrindIe steer
marked underhil in the right, and spill
and over biz in the left ear, 10 years
old, appraised 10 $25 by James Hearu
and Flee, Cooper, the l4lh July, 1888.
J. MAXWELL, J. +.
A. HARGIs, r. L. C.