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The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-12-08

STATE or MISSISSIPPI, In Lawrence Cir
james n NJ Turner l ns March TEN 4
)$97,2l. !
TT appearing OF The satisfaction Of This
- Cour. tina, the defendant has abscon
,led or SO conceals himself that The or.
binary process Of the law cannot be- SER
we'd upon him; srhsrenpon It r. ordered
that unless the defendant appear. pui IL
special bail and plead to the pIaindtif's
action o,t.or before The l6rst day of''she'
next March term Of this cebrfs Jndgemslt
final will Ee rendered, against him, and
he estate attached will be sold 10 satisfy
plaintiffs claims and all costs, Il isitur.'
Their urlered that The Clefk Of this Court
cause q copy d this rider TO be published
for six weeks excessively in the news
pa ger called The Pearl River Banner,
printed and published in the town Of Mon,
licrllo.
certify the above to be a true extract
from the minutes Of So id Court.
INTESTiMONY WHEREOF. have
hereunto set ny hand and official zeal at
the town Of Monticello, this the twentieth
day Of October 1898.
EDWARD L. BOWEy, Clerk.
\ Oct. 20, I838--47-6w.
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NOTICE.

rs hereby given to sil persons IL any
- manner interested 10 an undivided
half Of six hundred arpens oflsIsc belong
i6g to the estate Of Alexapdeg Morgan
deceased, situated ON Pearl Rmer IN me
county Of Hancock. TO appear al the Or
phans Cou't Of said county Of. Hancock
on the fourth Mouuday ef September
next, and shew cause Why said land
should not be sid according to tsw
\. This fourth Monday IN July 1898.
CHARLES MERRILL, Adm,
Pennington, Arg. LIST, 1888 1-6y,
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STArE or MlssrsslrrI,--Lawrsnc County,

STATE or MIssrsslFrI,--Lawrence Countys
/ Probate Court, June Term, 1885,
IA PPLlCATt0N having been made by
- the administrator .of The, estate %
Richard Bullock decide that tte real es.
ta!s pr said lleceased b sod. \ Is ORDER
ga b. ihs COpFi- thai sh,'ruNois interest
ed n.ss'dses.ste, bs. and srpear a The
next August Term Of said Coust, to show
.ea0se, u any thex.. can. Why said eslats
should not be sold. Il Is further ordered
iha, copy Of This order BIZ published 10
Tire Monticello Pearl River Banner. for
six weeks SUCCESSFULLY. aud copy there.
Il be advertised in three OF the most pub
lie places 10 Lawrence County,
true copy OF The minutes Of said
Court. m
\. =. CALDWELL. Closk.
Issued e5 I'll June 1888. .
h. July it, i83B-34-Gw. '
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.NO.i'ICE.

"A T. ~ SHNtEmbev term Of the Pro
"A tAM Cur. II Co,ington Count,
'Nate bf Messsslppi. The undersigaec
we've aipNsAsea Commissioners, 10 re-
tsiVe AVID s4awiAs Tie claims against H..
sssass ., Why Esry. deceased. the or
phaHs CasttUf saij county having dec!a
g~d lhr sslNs .insplysns. Il Az. those bold
my elaiMs against said estate are hereb,
Aot,atsl ahxt w shalt meet The FIRST Sal.
stasy ~ tath MUnrh Tor six months, ia
1Hsnl cstiset. a. ihe counting room o.
v. 2. JeAss &ec. for the purpose Of re.
ei~sfuy snd examining 81 The claims thai
nay bv prcseAtsa. to u.s. agains, said es
sa,e, and i is further ordered that his no
jcs he published in -ihe Pearl Rivel
Banner, tpsret printed IN the town o.
Moniics|lr, ono. aweek Tor six weeks.
! !; X ,,3 3oSE s.. Commission
Wm. GRAVES J ers'
g Mount Carmel, Sept i338--47 6w.
i o,4.n NJ 70. y
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s9fap TIIE NUMBER Frs
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lVVV viii he G,yeA w the WI:

= AkAAk WAtL1sta kEW4yD
GVVV viii he GSsSq w the W.:
A..,igusa far Inv AnrseAeHsis,N " JOHN
.SSTER and SOLO eON STEP who m4+
dared Maria FSaley, tsa, @N ,As On
aa,okss isst. MAR WelseA Ferry, N
IssXsA seaaty, feaasssse.
EaAa S,ss i akeai 2S Tears " age, B
NJ, q or SsaeAs. high, aa.k seNples'es,,
dark eysa A,Ask hair 'As'sNed u emil,
md s yssy law Ns%AesA The aA'aase
iaja, e(ihs FIRE 0Asey o. his t'gA, kaAa y
: saasiAsfah,y ealasGsa, eSeasNaea i y
-tapressd, Wy y hast.
- SolsMaa Ssey Il absst "a " "a years N
sse, s ice, ii iAshvs high, s,as, sA,l,,
ns,iasd 10 be sasap .AsalAsstl, aask
eu.apiesisa, dark eyea,slAak hair inclined
"a sur,, and very high sheex Nsass -
TAe hsaes AZ his right kaaA have been
h,asea aeat the MiaA|s OF the pain, and
occasion a very considerable ridge on
The hack efh,s hand
The Steps formerly resided IN the
Cherokee easa,sy in Gaerssa. and il is
though, they will either make their way
task 10 Georgia, or s;rike for Texas.
ne above reward will be paid ON
their delivery IN Hardin county, Tsnnes-
ses 9ta pIorortionAbls reward tor either
SALLY fRALEY,
HENDERSON G. FRALEY,
JACKSON FRAIEY,
SAMUEf. LEN0X.
Aiahama, October go, 1898.
6rEditors throughou, Tennessee. al.
abama. Mississippi, Georgia. arkansas
and Louisisns, who will give the above
8 Insertions and forward their charges "a
Sally Fraley, Hamburg T. O., Hardin
county, Tennessee snall be promptly
paid.
Nov. :. s-ti-Sw.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-12-08
PROSPECTUS
SOUTHERN DEMOCRAT.

TIME subscribers have Il in contemplation, u
u c0mmrsce the publication OF weekly Lcws.
paper IN sic town OF Monticello, III His Sma,
beaidgs the above title. In asking the lationaxs
OF spirited and enlic htensd putlic u tie enter.
prise, we think proper to conform u an established
custom, and give succiiciy the tsnets " which We
win be governed. Inn SoUiMtgS pxMscRAq,
Is designed.as vehicle Of puitcal inloln,ston 70
the people, and VIII support4ts principles Of De.
mocracy and the men who profess and practice
those principles But lis columns will not be clio.
sed against well writtcn articles on any other sub
ject, rcsersng always to ourselves the right to
Judge Of their merits, their moral tendcrcy &c.
We shall in all the different departments Of Lite
nature, Scichce and Agriculture, cndeavor to keep
pace with the genius and spirit Of the age; taking
care not to neglect the Interesting subjects Of Mors
atty, Religion and Ihternal improvements by the
States, dc. 10 reform the abuses which have
crept into our system of banking, shall be With us
subjects Of especial care. But 10 resist the eleya-
ton Of Henry Clay TO the Presidency, to expos,,
his schemes for binding and throwing captive the
Southern States into the iron clutches of Norihen
and British Stock jobbes: to htfl back the pbson-
cd chalice which this dangerous aspirantis apply
ing to our ips--shall be with US q, all timestbjects
| Of constant care and incraasiong labor. We be-
lieve that the election Of any man sustaining his
dnsound principles would be harbinger Of poli,-
ical eprosy, which in -four years would reach every
limb Of tee body polidc. No greater evil in our
Judgement, could beial this country and lis demo.
cratic institutions, than to intrus the ad,niristra4
ton of its affairs TO federal manage
a Presidential term. Truly II veudjtISz Eworse
than even pestencr.n CoDxiicsdsof this, and
relying firmly on the issttsaf Dur cause, wo shall
resist VT, The last shot in the locker,
! the elseAcssof any man to the Presidency who is
/ Hatas democrat tried and approved.
I The SOUTHERN DEMocRAr, will be published
every Saturdayon large Super Royal sheet, COM
mcncing on or before the first of January next,
and furnished e subscribers at SIS in advance, or
So at the end of the year. No subscriptions will
be received for less period than ono year.
! Advertisements inserted at one dollar for every
ten lines for the first insertion, and fifty cents for
each subsequent.
| J. +. PASCAL,
| G. R. KIGER.
Mo n.icello, November Is 1893.
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JOB PRINTING.

GNIiE subscribers having purchased a splendid
~ assortment of FANCY Type, are prepared q
execute Job Work Of amy kind with aeasncss and
despatch.
Monticello Sept. 1887.
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s1nAlIIIINlSTNAT0RsS SALE

IN PURSUANCE pfaA M!lss VI i've
p,ahs.s Cyus. VI l.awsssss ecAssy,
ND ,As Nsw~Axt !ss~ isaS. !
&sr'" aa FsSsay tAs 4'A VI Jsvsasy
.As s. y de- rssAistmA VI Jaseth FUAsas
wv s's.s, " Sdst Nt sale " I've hughes S'a.
s e ! ~ ieiiswiSs AsMsihsa ptspt''y, W
viz viz, p Nay ,,Asl VI lssa sssta,s'na atsss
a. ~s Assi,sA sc,4s. 'y'Rg ANt,Al h'As
WI S',,.s "Aslow ,,AA@sisslsv, aayeiSiaS 'Av
ssSS' % $AHtyEh POUNDS. Affair
ness whst 1, lSsS. law
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-12-08
GUAR DAMS SALE

"A GlSiE9BLY 10 "A oidtf al Inc PsNa
~ N&ls GwHEt of CSsi1&ta s1SS,y,
wsa1 AZ tNs NAyswh*F sefiE i8SB, will
t& sNad Al .ks GSasa iisSsx N MyAtfsIl0.
IN w. asN day NJ January NIX, 10 ,ts
hsgMss bidder, IN a credit el twelve
Nsi'~'hs, thal valuable ttast VI lard on
whwA NalSAHiel kSbss,ssA aesv ies,
Messy bysd, sssHAsea sAe mile and a half
abSss Maa,sselie. i,A,hvs,atsly w ,As
ssvsF, AMI kHnwA a. tire EAST statNehss
ssst'aN tAittvsa, Va sewHshSp sevta D,
range twenty aAe west, containing Ave
AAsAtesa ana Gsty one 70.lV0 aesvs.s-
The iaAd il sasA, and viii wassNS, with
a kasdssme Aia8 sn the sAwf. There ,s
so4nt sixassA iaAA ON the sFast ar
SERENE RblsER TSON, Guardian.
MY. l2ts 1881 Nv.
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VI Henry Boyer 70 Tea ,aa'eh Term
H.-B. WhittinesoS. Attachment for
ut appearing 10 the satisfaction Of this Couri,
il that the defendant has absconded or 90
conccsls himself that the ordinary process Of
The law cannot be served upon him; whereupon
II Is ordained that unless the defendant appear,
put 10 special hail and plead 10 the PLAINTIFF &C
ton on or before the first day Of the next March
term 81 this Court, JUICE ment final will be rem
dered aEinst him, and the estsss attached will
pc cold to satisfy plHiutif's claim and all costs.
II is further ordered that the Clerk Of this
Court cause copy Of this order to be publish
"a for six weeks successfully 10 The newspaper
called the Pearl River Banner, printed and pub
lished in the town Ct Non'icsllo.
certify the above to he "a true extract from
the minutes Of SAID court. rs >,,-
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, I have
hersuu.o Get my hand aud. official seal az tia
me- Monticello, this The twentieth day Of
DVtober 1883. Il. i'
EDWARD sLs BOWEN; Clark
hsu'cs!la 0aipber ~ is35.-s7- 81. ~
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1838-12-08

.N"y :. - = o,os = = Z. H.
sFAfE.aE MESA sSipli ! sai.awrese.C \
4ssH~E44G@ ES2N yepl,. Court. .as
Jama asrary ~ March Tstn q
y ,sas. w
Ja@es Winters, attachmen, Tor $Iea,
Il r afpsasaNg 70 TOE Satisfaction u This
A Cbais ,Aat ,As 'uyieaaant IDS ab,eona,.
ed az sa svHevals himself that the ordina-
asy process III ,as law cannot b. sefvstf
NRaN HIM whsrenpoa |, is ordered Thai
ualsss sAe defendant appear, put Ia spe.
eial bail plead 10 the plaintiffs action
aN OF hsiors The first day Of the nexl
March term Of this court. judgement
Anal will be rendered against him, and
TIA estate attached viii be sold 10 satisfy
plaia,iif's claim aud all costs. II is fur.
iher ordered that the Clerk Of this Court
cause copy Of this order to be PUBLISH
ed for six weeks SUCCESSFULLY in the news
paper called the Pearl River Banner,
printed and published in the town. ol
Monticello. .a.@ -.
lcer,ity the above to be true extract
from The minutes Of said Court.
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF, ! have
hercunto set my hand and official seal at
the town Of Monticello, this the twentieth
| day Of October 1888. l'
EDWARD l.. BOWEN, Ciefk.
October 20 I83G--47-6w.
STATE az Mlsslssipi, { Probate court,
Coyinglon coanty, Sept. term 1888.
10 all ptrsans interested in The lands.
tensmeu,. and Entertainments OF Nathan
| lei Robertson. decd:
VOU are hereby cited personally To
l be and appear before The Probate
Court Of said county at the Cart House
| IN Williamsburg On the first Monday 10
November next, then and there 10 shew
cause il any you can, why air order
should mol he made 10 sell the rasl irac.
| ,ion OF seciiob thirteen, in township seven
Of range twenty one west, contafnios
FIVE hundred and fifty one seventy hon
drtdahs OF an acre land lying. in The
county of Lawrence, State of Mississip
pi, aud tits ordered by the court that
publication Of this ctatation be made for
six successive weeks in tho Pearl River
Banner, a paper published in Monljcslle
in said State.
WITNESS, the Hon. DAN
IEL McLAURIN, Judge of
Probate of Covington County,
| the st Monday in September
A. d. 1888, and Seal Of said
+ .s,ns s,.sCourt. $3.50. :,
ISSUED, The 10th day Of Sept. 1888.
@ G. ID. PATTERSON, Clerk
Sept, %, lS3S-44-6w, Ti. 'ss
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Mosnt Carmel, Sept is3B--47 CIV

|FUNHE trustees OF this institution, rejoice,
- after attentively observing its progress du.
ring the eight months Of its existence, cordially
to recommend il to the patronage Of all those
who have sons Or daughters to educate.
We make the following extract from our former
circular for the satisfaction Of those who may
wish information concerning the Principal of this
Academy.
.slhis institution will 10 under the superinten-
dence Of the Rev. A. K. GRAVES, gentleman Of
talent and experience. 1hefolowing Honorable
and Rev. gentlemen are ret rred to, as having
recommended MI Graves to .le Trustees, as a
man Of unbldmished character, ripe scholar and a
skilfuIteachtr.
The Rev-Jeremiak Chamberlain D. D. Prcsi-
dent OF Oakland College.
/ Rev. Benjamin Chase A. M. Of Adams county
y, ReY. BsnjsInin Shaw A. Nc Of Woodsilie VIII
kinson county. Mn nj
Rev.A. RsLawreece A. M.Edisor of.hs New
Orleans Observer -iA
Hon. John Henderson ofIIancock county.
/, Hon Cup Smith Of Woodville Wilkinson
c0In's y5a;, x j. \. ,onfdon,. xh,, .,ch -
commentators inspired, we now have that which
arises from, familiar personal acquaintance and
frequent inspection Of bis school.
Inc deS6k9ntS arc NIX ~ IL NcNAHt, "hoee
experience as a. teacher amply qualities him tor
to has given full satisfaction to her employers.
no. "A r. ID ING.
Wc-arc also happy to state that Mr.. Graves
has provided two pleasantly situated and conven.
lent boarding houses for the pupils Of this school.
In the one, the boys will be placed with their
teachers aha in The other tie girls with their
teacher. .s,.g.tsss.,
All pupils received ID either ii these Moose.
viii b, undtg tks special care Of their respective
teachers, out Of school as well asin school,
Terms IL Board III these houses, including t,li-
ton, lodsiEs washing, fuel and light, $500 per
Board 'iisss.ps1i.bis priva.e' families for sla
RATEs Of TUITION.
Spelling aid Reading per month saeo
!, WrIhngj Modern GEOGRAPHY, common
A Y hs sad EesliiA; Grammar per -
! 4 lAnaicMs Geography Xneient and
Modern History, Political Economy,
/ constitutioR Of the United States, Na--
namh Mofal aud htclicsxasal Phiioso-
ply, Logic and Rhetoric per mouth !. $500
1atin'SM Greek languages, Mathea Y "A n.
matiui AarpWny APaatistry Geougy;
Mineralogy and Botany per month $500 \
fywesklyitkercisss IL S6Mpcstion Tor slE Of suf-
frisns ase,iaqnd also IN reclamation for the male
= Aalextsnshr's Apparatus is procured, saiIi-
Gent for illustrating the pore difficult parts Of Geo
gfaphy, Mathematics and Astronomy, and fnr the
performance Of allte more Instructive and intcres-
ting experiments Of Chemistry and Natural PhiiO-
| sophy.
The WHOLE number Of students who have at
tended this Institution during the last session is
sevehty-two.'
We hope thiss institution will receive that a.
mount Of patronage, which the Industry and abil-
ties Of its instructors merit.
| 'Thenext session viii commence onfthe LIST Of
Octouer. v
| sl,l - BY order Of the Board q
] s- A. FOX, PRESIDENT
JqsErH KEyLANs, Sec'y
Mons,r1jloS CA,,t~yrshel INN 1AAS \. N
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

Commercial affairs continue fiat The ports by
the Garck and England will he something tie freight Of the
former being IL soebu is believed that many the goods
copisg will be reexpored consequence o the dull
Of the trade. In oston nothing is doing prices
changed. The news from Liverpool has altered the
market here. Flour decline all aver the country
Al Boston II has fallen a shade-bere a. usual.
IMPoRTATIoNs-NEw oRL rass-pcr sarsioe s-5s pigs
leads bids tobacco 100 tgs ad75 Lacs cotton bids to-
hacrs1'0 bbls nourh bales skns-5 do cctonl5s bbls
pork-6 hhds tobaccos bales 200 bbls pork5pkgs
-21l bsls gork-46s do-es pics lead G Kegs nrs- hss
cntsn-l07o pigs leads phgs- do2o hhds hams 70 obs
pork-6 hh@s tobarcn-2 phgssT bbs molnsses-44e Kegs
leadl3S Dbl. pork 70 hhas dos hhds obaeco5oo barrels
porz bales coo86 cas mossses 81 binds hams lc6b bls
pork go bales tobacco. -
LIvERpoeL-Per sbip Gnrrick14 pkgs-5 'rhFs-sz phPs
pkgs-7 pLg.-sS pkre-f rkge3eO bos,s tin ITO bags
nails b pkgs-fo do -5dot dol doi do-sse sachs
.hsat II bars iropq5 cases csprcrI phgs
Iooo boxes tin5 pbes-I2 do dol do-s do-flo bags
wbes6 eeo bds iron 6s bags ssils-I dow dol 20
ADO do a. hardware II baskets rice 80 bdls
spades 81 snvis-z pkgs-i7 dpeo hampers pos,oes263
pigs mere $50 boxes Tin 9ce brgs whesL
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

SUPERIOR CousT, January 24'h-JupaMEN7 Day.
Francis Barring, ct ais versus Jacob Brandegce Mo-
ton TO set aside the report of the referees Denied
Aaron c. Underhlll versus James b. Clark. Mo-
tion by defendant for struck jury denied.
The people &c. er.reiationie, Judsors versus John
Hllyer. II is ordered that the defendant be dis
charged from the attachment en- fling aud perfectinp
special bail within 10 days, and paying costs
w. c. Herring ct. al versus Hiram Gilbert et all
New trial granted on paying costs.
John CHILEAN versus Thomas Dugan. Judgment
of court below reversed.
Henry Suydam versus Levin Gale. Judgment for
plaintiff.
VIM Gould ct. ale. versus David Hill et ais
Judgment for plaintiff.
Thomas Bell versus Peter r. Roach and Samuel
r. Throcknoron. On reading and fling affidavs
in this cause and on motion OF Burr and Benedict
a,tornle for defendants ordered thar TIE defend
ants have Judgment in case Of non. suit in this case
for the plaintiff proceeding 10 trial according 10 his
stipulation, with leave 10 The plaintiff 10 stPulate 10
try the carse at the next of this court on pay
ment Of al the COSTS of the previous motion and of
this molten.
Edward Fl. Seely was admitted councillor Of this
court, and the court adjourned NIL Friday at IL o.
cieck
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

The Foo.-The STEAMBOATS, Providence and Kings
ton, which left last night for Boston, were compelled
TO put back on account Of the fog. The passengers
held = meeting, tondemna,ory Of the captain, who
they say danced after ,fe Kingston round the harbor
instead Of progressing on his passage.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

70 Philadelphia paper asks
Mr.. Buckingham is still lccuing in New York.
When, we again ask, will tina, gentleman visit this
cityl
Whenever you can raise the steam OF humbug high
enough 10 fill hs pockets by newspaper puffs
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

II The New York Patriot, established at Albany.
is intended to support Mr.. Webster for the Presi-
dency
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

u NOAH the unbelievng Jew, who sued me for
500 has put in replication to my pisa Of services
rendered to HIN during the year 1923 and 1879
Gentle reader, Christian reader, respectable Jewish
reader, what think you IL isl TIE statute Of imid
tons. This is worse than Wolff or Haggerty or
Hoxe, or any thing that any Of my damned particu-
lar friends would have done. None but miserable
contemplate wretch, without spark Of honor or in
iegrity wsuld put in TO just demand for work
done, such set off. The man capable Of doing such
an act Is fit for he states prison for life Noah was
once convicted Of publishing the con,er,s Of private
letter obtained clandestnely, and might have ex.
pscted such a pie, from probable descendant of
Judas Iscsriot.
But the fellow will no, escape me- lie began him.
self the uni'st s and he take the consequence
There transaction that will bring ray case out
ofthe statute Of limitations and thu. defeat the impu
dent Jew. III have justice.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

DEATH FROM DEsTITuTIoN, &c.-A poor woman
came staggering into alley in Orange street, near
the Five Points on Wednesday night, and dropping
on the ground, died in few minutes Verd.ct-ceatR
from destitatlon
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

y In order 10 prevent all attempts at suffrage on
the part OF the coored people, the woid "white has
been inserted in the clause relating to the elective
franchise in The new Pennsylvania constitution by
vote of II 10 IA.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

90 The agitation on the subject Of rents is ncreas--
ing. Tenants viA NOT give the rents of last year.
Families in nddling circumstances are preparing to-
diminish these expenses by occupying, several to-
gether the same house. There will be great reduc-
ton of family expenses next year. The pressure in
private life, and among the mddng classes of socie-
~, Is severer than ever il was We must have rents
down. Flour is coming down-beef coming down
corn coming dowR-coal coming down-pride COM
ing down-fashon coming down-and impudence
all coming down. When all these things have come
down far enough, then will blessings and comfort
and happiness come down also from heaven. There
is way for every thing. Nothngis impossible, but
lscofocos getting hold of silver and gold during the
pressure.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

FS PArSs's birth day will be celebrated next
week. will not somebody get up celebration Of
Rohespierre's birth day1 He was pure democrat
and as pure devil.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

II Scottish ball will be given next Tuesday
evening a, Nibo's. This will be the funniest of the
season.
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

u Protracted meetings are also all the go in Bos-
ton. In one week there, one clergyman converted
three wives and four daughters but could make NO
thing OF their husbands
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

ES A negotiation Is now pending between the
Conservatives and the negroes, with their wool cut
of and wigs over the scalp) who now own the Sun
penny paper. II the Conservatives touch pitch they
will no dsflcd
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-01-26

~ Mr.. Gilpin has opened his Reading Room in
the new Exchange. II is very splendid place.