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PROSPECTUS
,OE TIIE
MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE. AND CoNSTA-
BLE'S GUIDE.

MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE. AND C0NSTA-
BLE'S GUIDE.
svEyIlE scarcity Of the Revised Code and
i sheet acts Of the Legislature, and the DIFF
icuity with which the Justices and constable Of
this State supply themselves, aud the great wan'
Of such a work. as a Justice Of the Peace on my
swn part, has induced me to offer to the Jusli-
ces and Constables II this State A digest oi All
The laws III force, in relation their duties, &c,
together with complete set OF forms OF Deeds,
Wills, Bonds, Acknowledgements q Dover,
AM, other Instruments. "
To place such work into the hands Of Just-
ces ard Consiahles would save much trouble
aud time TO officers for whom 'ne work i inten-
ded. Az The law now stands II il with lhceut-
most difficulty to be ascertane, whether writ
teniaw is in force or not, which oiten misleads
| US.
| The work will be pubshedinone Duodecino
volume, law Blinking, comprising from Two isun-
dred and fifty to three hundred pages, with a
digested iudex ol the contents, giving conden-
sed statement Of all it,contans. The work will
be ready for delivery by lhe lst of March 1889
z v. BUTLER, !. p.
4 1Carrcllton; Sept. IS, 1883.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
MOBILE G.7ZE1'IE IND
sGE.NERL .7DVER1'lSER.

II is proposed by the subscriber to publish ~ the
city ofMobile Daily paper; to be called the Mo-
bile Gazette and General Advertiser, which will
be dc oted 10 general and local intelligence, COM
merce, literature and morality.
d. Tic want of such paper as the one proposed
has been hong fult throughout the south west, and
iii IL behaved sucian one will meet with liberal
Encouragement from all classes of society. 1t will
be the ambition If the publishers 10 render It alike
Interesting and useful il tic family and counting
house.
AS Newspaper, twill not, II is hoped, be infe-
rior 10 auy of that class now published p this sec
|ltioh Of the country. Care will be taken to pro-
cure for ii the earliest intelligence Of an interest
ing nature: and nll subjects on which the people
Is divided in sentiments, will be treated IN an in-
yartial and independent manner. While itisln-
tended to inukeit faithful chroniclor OF all prty
sing political oycnts, every Thing verging on pasao
politics will be carefully excluded from ts co.umns.
Asa Commercial Rcsistcritwill furnish to It's
readers at the earliest possible moment, such in
tercsting inlcellig.nce MS may be relied oa,r
The siatesof our own aud foreign markets will
be carefully noticed aud commented on as occl
sion may seem to justif,.
Asa literary journal, it viii, BY taking course
not within the ordihrry province ofa daily papcl,
supplya vacuum that is universally felt and re-
GREETED in this section Of country. Its endeayor
will be to promote and encourage liberal and en-
lightcncd sentiments on the ofgeneral and private
education. A proportion of its columns viii be
devoted to original and selected litesary matter
of unquestionable ability; and by this means it is
| hoped twill be made a welcome yisiter in every
| family circle.
As amoral agent, it win be the endeavor OF the
publisher to giveitan influence decidedly benef-
cial. While every thing Ike sectarian religion
will be carefully avoided, his untirng efforts will
be nsed to promote and encourage respect for re-
gisus Institutions, and 10 disseminate correct and
moral principles.
One entire page will be devotedto original and
selected reading matter, and the balance of the
sheet will be occupied by commercial intelligence
and advertisements.
twill be readily supposed by those who are ac-
quainted with the difficulties of such an ardourous
undertaking, that the subscriber does not rely
upon his own efforts. He has other resources to
rely upon, and such as cannot fail to give a TO
spectacle character to his journal.
TERMS.
The Mobile Gazette AID General Advertiser
win be published every day, Sundays exccpted) it
win be on an imperial sheet, and will be furnished
to subscribers at ten dollars year, payable iaad-
vance.
Any person procuring five subscribers frnm a.
broad and forwarding the amount Of the sntscrip-
non (if post pai) WILDE entitled to sixth copy
rats.
Advertisements will be inserted OH the ssme'tems
as those adopted by. the Mobile Daily Prsss.
X. GREENE.
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YRosPECTUs
or THE
PEARL RIVER BANNER.

rryHE undersigned propose 10 publish at ths
town Of MoNqlcKLLo, Mississippi, weesy
News Paper by the above name. Wc are weis-
ware that in attempting 10 commence thc puuica
ton of paper nj this time, that we WIZ hass y
labor under serious Disadvantages; but we iec,
assured that we WILDE sustained by the people
the South Eastern part Of our State, as tney a's
wholly unsupplied with press isl that sccton;* "
alludesto the counties south OF Bran N ana tuaV
ding. ,. q
Itis usual IN prospectus 10 say something .
he objects Of paper, proposed 10 Publisheo'
and the principles upor which y IS top0 sonS ss,r
Cd. Our object--for we will speak ou' Ilansy.
is first to make our paper source q prom y os
selves, and secondly while we advance our OWN
terest, make su honest effort 70 advance 'c 'u's'
est aud happiness Of those who .pairon'zc WIN. WIN,
We will crdeayur to make our paper p'on'aus
md interesting 70 our patrons, oy 'ns u''ss In
sion aud elucidation Of those subjects, when VIZ
Id most interesting and useful 70 them iass
subjects W. suppose u be those relaung % ,rss Wy
grcat nyricultural interest Of the country-i,so y
sound moral principles Of the community - ~
short. The intellectual improvement o. tne grcas ~
dv II the ncople upon all subjects aifec'',s u',a
hann;pess ard prosperity. Our political pnnc,p's' @
aye Hose entertained by Washington ana ysn'ss
son. n favor Of "A JUST and strict consIucuon 7
,ho corsyn,tion.s Wf.believe that all powers ~,
gra,ted 10 the Federal Governments are ,ese,,,s
- ,he states or to the People; and thqt az soa
t;ons NJ of the reserved rights of the Stams' So
o,ation of the Constitution and dangerous ~
ns,ion on the part Of the Federal Govelunea M
The nresent situation Of our country a0rs's M n.
,rcholv exampl Of The consequences q .nS S.rs.
sc,,;ye throwing aside the Constitution ana a -,
vd;rg ali the checks aud restraiats wnea s;,h
fonst;tu,ion had imposed On him, and acting wi 'is
u o,hsr restraint than bis own wIii ~"
wreress determination to effect his own ,s.ss ns.
schemcs. though millions should sank from s sr,;oa
u royerty ia the general crush. ~ ths' Po' ~
~ orr naper devoted 70 politics, we have Y.
rs,srce e., mcn, we sofcr principlcs--no. ,'s msS
w. 40 ron TdpErry AND THE CoNsfiro,'v,IIh ..,I N
Tsnms:---Tmr PeAsI RIVER Bassss .M w"s ~, n
,,,h,,shsd on,a large Super-Royal sheet anas
- ,'s s,hsrribersat Eve dollars IN advance o' ''N ~
a,s - M !, the expiration Of the wear; ,.1ups.
DONALD cAME.Ss'
Monticello July lsi 1887,
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GENER AI.sLterary, Historical, Congress
|onal, and Miscellaneous Journal, publish
Washington d. G., il its departments nms
IN Ss {Ikhest character. Printed in clear good
type, on large sheet of fine white paper, the.
whole oft being devoted to valuable amp interest
ing reading matter.
TERNIS--One Dollar and half per annum
in advance.
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pcrson acting as agent for the collection Of sub
scribers, enclosing FIVE dollars; pinc for ten dol
lars; nineteen for twenty dollars, fifty forfy do-
lars. i'he enclosures by mail at the risk Of the
Editors. The ciept Of number Of tire paper
will be sra.cient receipt for tho money trans
fered. Ass
postmastcrs, booksellers, and in general, all
persss interested in the success Of such an enter
priss, are respectfully requested TO act rs agents
for the Metropolitan; the above terms being OF the
most liberal character.
An lctwrs n be adarstsca. Gee Of postage
LANGrREE s. 0rsULIvAN.
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ft~rEditoys shrcushcpt,hc country are requps
sed u copy aud notice this advertisements. III
yssropoidsn VIII he sent 70 MI coSalyiag wild
AAxecYcss
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WHITE, HAGER sCo.

\ "A RE agents for the sale Of the Smith and Nus
A Printing Presses, with' which they can iur
nisb their customers at manufacturers prces'
Chases, Gases, Composing Sticks, Ink and every
arc e USED. III the prnting business, Kept ior sae
and furnished on short notice. Old type iaKen ~
exchange for new at nine cents per 10.
N.B. Newspaper proprietors who VIII give 'ls y
above three insertions will be entitied % hve o0l'
lars in such articles as they may select from our
Specimen. , uAcrp
March /, 1885,.
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Important Ynnoun cen,ent.

Important Hnnouncen,ens.
1T WAS with sincere pleasure tiat the pub
fishers mentioned last season, the arrangement by
which THE LADY'S BOOK AND LADIES A |
MEXICAN MAGAZINE, WE'RE uSrEn, AND
TO BE EDITED BY
sNins. SARAHJ. HALE.
IT is with equal pleasure that lie now informs
the patrons Of the work, that he has made an ar
raugemeut with M
MISS EESLIE,
AUTHOR Of Pencil Sketches, llrs. Washington
Pats, SC. &c., who will be coJiiected with Mrs.
Hale in lending Interest to the piges Of the ady's
Book. HerpoWerulaid win commence with the
January Number, 1883. lii addition to tln above,
every nnmber of the work nextycar will ccatam A
PLATE OF SD PERBLY COLORED FASH
IONS.
TME subscriber endearorsby extraordinary en-
deavors TO show his gratitude ior the very many
favors he has received from his kind friends, the
public. Ffom among the rsany female writer's Of
America perhapsne two i.lilids could have been
selected, whose varied tai pts are so well calcua-
ted to adorn work like the Lady's Book. When
is also mentioned that
MRS. SIGCURNOY,
THE HE A ES,oF An ERICA AND GREEN
WILLIE NELlEN, pre- contributors 70 the poetii
cal department, it will be useless to waste argu-
nent in cndeavoring to sIowwhat is apparent, that
the Lady's Bookwi sts nd unrivaed among the
| periodicals cfthe connty.
| Each number also contains two pages Of FASH
| ION ABLE MUSlC---in many a case original.
TERMS.
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per annum, or Two Copies for FIVE Dollars paya-
Bile in advance.
All orders must beatdresscd to
i. A. Cooley.
Literary Rooms 1l1, Chcsnut Street, one door
below Seventh, Phi adelihia.
i As the publisher OF the Lady's Book Is connec-
ted with with other popular periodicals, be sug-
gests, for the PURPOSE Of remittance, the following
CLUBBINGi
|, I.ady's Book md D'Israeli's Novels - Ss
} I.aiy's Book and Buiwcr's Novels, for ~ As
Ladv's Book and Mairyatt's Novels, FOR 81
Bulwer's and 1iarryatt's Novels 81
I,ady's Book and Saturday News, &!
Iady's Book and Celebrated Trials - q.
T. Bulwefs or aIarryau's Novels aud Celcbra-
= ted Trials, - q!
n Buiwcr's and D'Isrneii's Novels, {!
Marryairs nad D'IIaeli's Novels, - &.
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DUE Sundays AMI. d.WednesJays, at 4, r. NJ
CLOSES Mondaysaud Thursdays, at GAM
SOUTHERN via llomesville, New Orleans.
&c.
DUE Sundays and Wednesdays, at4, p. NJ.
CLOSES Mondays and Tnlrslaysata, AN.
EASTERN via Mount Carmel, Wlllismsbur..
Sc. :
Sundays aud Wednesdays, al Il, P.N.
cLosES--Moadays and Thursdays, 7, Am.
Z. ENGELHARD, Pm.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
:LADY'S BOOZE. .

HIN AVING a larger circulation than any oihe,
u. ~ Monthly Periodical in America. A COL
CURED PLATE OFTHE LATEST FASH
ION IN EVERYNUMBER
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lie shall bs considered as wishing the Rsvjsx ~.
rinued whichshall be forwarded, and the stb,rss
tou money expected on the roc, ipt OF n, INV ,Is.
number asin the FIST instance.
Nosubsrap,itu takenfor less term than ops
All communications, post paid, addressed ID A.
publishers atlhsR rrsidrncc, Gcoreciown, D. G.
will receive pisAnpt attention. Publishers IL new
|papers who viii copy tho foregoing prospoctu, w;l
receive copy Of the work Interchange.
FULTON Il SMITH
Georgetown, DC. Oct. 30, 1888.
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PROSPECTUS OF THE
NATIONAL. DjAGANJNE
AND REPUBLICAN, EEgEW.

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January neA', "nn "s'' ~. .,,,.
oil the Cnteu s'ta'es, uc'o'o" n Sr,'.
au'ahcemen.oi ue s'v"s. p ,f ,;,1a ~ a,I
parry, anu thc enSou'Aos - ~
science. VI, ..a.r 4. .L..,t, r,,eg
nc experience "a Wy Pass ! s .;a
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ni ihe wing parry, uia'a rtsl.sI,, \.
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conp'ncu u'a Z; M, ,ns, IA fbe
on literary a'lu ssa.nu.'s ..h;,s M Iir,,ed
emineh' ilaossuy s'n.sss - I,sayar;o,,s
ota.es c"n uoaSs anJ
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niauo, anu - - . !, tive
eficu W ',,on1y u IA Aear-
puoa,slipu = W. \. .a,s.,ri,d da,nocrarv ~ he
ii's NY - i, which. il s,c
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Z =, III, IN. Z, advance TIE rea-
ol's ~. ~ e = s1.s .v ,s,,;,;a
cn,,,ss ,I. y ,,,h general lit
~ 'o I'M cannon sense Aid
c'atuio = NJ a',,,.r ,v ,,,orIaining tie aMar-
"y r s'n,s,' ), .anarad IS 4 ! manner more
a,aY,ah,s ao,n ryon, IL ;nsaous way in which they
,en,. ',;rsc,lv u ihe dissraaniza-
,;n,, e il, maj. ns Americans, should oc held
49,. ~ s.crs gb;s combination is calculated 10
secure them circulation in quarters towliich they
a,;l M ~, o,berwise penetrate. as well Is from a
certain air Of high-toned philanthropy and expan-
~, sI lhs,tv ~ Of views. With which they are art
, ,h,nsa,yas for ma uurpose Of
a,y stsa M ,eir wav,nto hc,heas through the I'M
susreci;ug hearts tf ihatclass on which depends
suspses s Ies,v AMI snas of the natio,,-its young
~ wi ysJ;,s,tlo ,rore cxnorie,ccd saracity Of
W.. u .. IN, hesi,aie i moment ii rccog-
49, .aai ,leforu;,v of ese praciples
nA,s ,edsrn la paarai,sn der ali the fair seeming
7. M, u, vct " Tia Young they
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.NI.ll,I'ECE.

'gVyHE pndsr-ignrd snbser,btr will oe
- fer Tor sale 10 tie highest BIDDER Of
the third ,hundsy IN March next, Al Tim
Court House oi Lawrence ctuuly.
"A Tract of land,
containing 800 Oacips, 40 OF 50 acres Of
open land, (no b.iId,ngs) situated on Dry
Greek. IA niles South East Of tsAion,lce'.
10. Terms. jwillb from ] 70 = years
credit, note with approved securiiy.--
Those who wish 10 purchase would DO
well 10 call On The subscriber.
DARlAS SCARBOROUGH. Z
Feb. l6, d839--7-4w.
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JUDiCIAKY,

JOGlNbtl
.J,s,re, Of he High Court cffrrors aud .9p-
s,ui.:- I'm. &. shark ,y,J. +. Trot,er, and i.
isut.l,us 4. Fray. ciuN-- Robert a. Patrick
Tue hish court u rssossanu appeals has no ju
risaie,iu, except what property belongs to court
ui ersuls and appeals; IFS sessions ale holden on
lie iira Monday .of December and January, at
Jackson: being virtually but one session per annum.
CnAscELLva OF iHE SlArL--Edward Turner,
ClrRs--R. l.. Dixon.
The superior court gof Chancery has jurisdc-
don over all matters, pleas and complaints what
soeser, belonging 70, cosnisable in court Of e.
aui,y.: it4olds two czSions Annually.
Nv CIRCUIT COURT.
This court has original jurisdiction in civil ca
ses, ia which the sum in controversy eS ceds S5O
FOR eaci, Of the circuits, a Judge and attorney
are elected quadrennnially ,,from NOV. 1888. A
lst JupIclAL DssrRcr, composed of the cotn-
ties oi Adams, claiborne, Jefferson, Warren AMI
Nashington--Gecfge Coaltcr, Judge. Jonn ID.
ad JupIcIAL nsrElcr, composed Of thecouh-
lies II Yazoo, HoImes, Carroll, Yallabusha, Choc~
tGw Nnd lalIahatckit--D. y. Shattuck, Judge.
.B. L. Caruthcrs, District Attorney.
3a..JuDIcAL DisrFlcr, composed of the coum-
tics OF Wilkinson, Anitc, Franklin, Pike, Marion,
& Lawrence, and Bancock-Jancs Walker, Judge.
4 &. G. i,agc, DEtirt attorney.
1tN Ju.i~tA} ytSthsSi> eViilOscH VI WV Noub-
ties of Copiah, Simpson,, Covington, Smith. cott
and Northumberland Harris, Judge. 4. G.,
pcyton, District Attorney.
5;h. JupIcJAL DisTRIcr, composed of the coun-
tcg Of Jackson, Greene, Perry, Wayne, Jones,
* Jasper, Cla.Ee and Lauuerdale--ThomasS ,. Stcr-
Hug, Judge. John WAITS, District Attorney.
9th. JUDICIAL DisrRIct, composed OF the coun-
ties of Lnwndes, kemper, iKston and Octbhe-
ha-------- Judge. Henry :. Bennett,
\ District Attorney.
7th. JUDICIAL DIsTRlcT. composed of the coun-
ties Of Attala, Leakc, Rankin, Madison and
IIinds--I. Il. Nicholson, Judge. John Il. iso-
lns, District Attorney.
9Th. JUDICIAL Dlspaicr ,icomposed of the conn
ties OF Cuahoma, Bolivia, Marshall, Lafayette,
penola, De Soto and Tuea-- Frederick w. Hu-
ling, Judge. ). +. lsaacs, District Attorney.
9Th. JUDICIAL DisrRIcT, composed of the coun-
ties Of Monroe, Ehickesaw, Pontotoc, Tippah,
I'ishcmngo, and Itawamba--Stephen Adams,
Judge. Reuben Davis, District Attorney.
Ia5is shomiag d,e times Of meeting ef he
Circuit Court IN each county Of Htis Stute.
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GLyERNMENT OF AIisslSslPPI.,

A. G. McNvfr. Governor, till l6fo
~, ". Benson, ~ccletar4 pa State.
"A. b. s,ApspnRs, Audi'cr VI Public Accounts.
S.LAs Bgows, State Treasurer.
l'..l. CoLLiSs, Aliotacy Gcneral,S;ll Novcnl.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08
T. RET!

Our citizens were caled out ON Tuesday
niRat last, by the cry of Fire, and We regre,
/ 10 have 1t TO state that Mr.. Charles Over.
man lost his dwelling house aud Mr.. Geo.
Cross house unoccupled, both lately pur.
chased. The Fire commenced 10 40 old
shop on MIR. Cross's lot, formerly used as a
cabinet shop, and from the CIRCUMSTANCE
that no fire has been on the premises for
some weeks, It IS the general impression,
that 4, IL The work OF sone fend IN human
shape To crafty the deep malice Of his heart
against one or both OF the gentlemen above
named. From The favorable course of The
~ind and the blowing up Of an unfinished
building Of MIR. Patrick Harry : The fire was
prevented IRON Spreading, atho the house
nearly opposite, occupied by Mr.. Sumner
was considerably endangered aud was seve
raj times on fire, aud nothing but the new
roof whl,h had lately been put on saved IT
Joss abou, $4,000. Much credl, IS due Ia
several gentlemen from d,slance Who used
their best eEdcayors 10 render assistance
Col. III. FULENwIDER aud Mr.. LITrtr OF
Lincoln county and the thanks OF the cit.
lzens of Charlotte are due 10 them. We
are sorry TO say that some Of our own cltl.
zens appeared TO be very remlss IN their do.
" as We saw many idle while others were
bringing water and otherwise rendering as.
sistance.
Thts Is the second time We have been call.
ed DOT by FIRE tbs winter, and from lie sus.
pcton OF an incendiary being amongst Us, il
becomes every citizen who owns property,
as veil as those who feel an interest IA the
Of tie town to unite together "a
forming an ,liicient patrol, and 80, leave the
protection ot the town to those who have 20
interest al stake. The scarcity OF water
stlaws the absolute necessity Of good public
wells, aud our whole FIRE Department Is IA
= bad condition, being without FIRE Hooks,
Ladders, DC, aud ~rhal much 10 want Of
discipline.
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08
NOTICE.

NhE firm Of Cross q B,a,oiey was dissolved
II by mutual consent on The 95lh of January.
1889. All those having claims against said firm
are requested to present their accounts for settle.
ment.
G. CROSS.
r. II. BRAWLEY.
Having sold nv interest 10 said firm 10 w. s..
Norment and R II. Brawlsy, all those indebted d
the frm Of Cross & Brawley will make payment
to Notment & Brawley and all those indebted TO
me individually are requested TO settle immed.
ately C. CROSS.
FEB. S, 1889. 1889
The Charlotte journal. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1835-1851, 1839-02-08
BIED

y, Un , .he 4th inst, near this tswn ELIZABETH
Ellis TINE, only daughter of Thos. L. Hutch.
ison, Esq "ged near 4 years.
~ TINS County, on the 29h ult Mrs MARY
hERh' aged 50 years. She was a consistent
member oil The Presbyterian Church Tor number
of years.
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Charlotte:
iriaay, February =, 1889.

VI-Our publication day hereafter will be
on thursdays. Advertisements, to ensure
attention, must be handed III early Wednes
day mornings.
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JAS WHITCOMB, Comnlls.


! 81 Of fhr proportion N fAs nst pfoce,dS 81 The
~ Y a, pat&ic iaHds .rs,cA ssrh state could
~ re- ard Up 70 and ,aetadtartas antA q p
sssr. SIS asds, fAs bti ,aiuird A. oct 70
yrsp,ia:> fsf h@Ht8 trHss IT, ptees,as II
is.,i 81 ~ pablic isads 81 ~ ), and for
,ssiiag isaas 10 cssfsia S0fss I" tAe erpsnass
i,ui to to sol, u tAf lsuds ard tAs auBos NJ
., frs fAfss. cad IRE Pr ,>si faHSf AGRA.
10 10 iss srrsrsi MARS aaasf coapsefs sHfrrsd
u VIA tAsm - fAsif aassiss,oa ~ ttr isiea
slrg hfEt 6edsefsd.
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thirty five boild,ngs we're destroyed 10y
20 Boston on THURSDAY mormug loss
mated at from S50,0 900 to SEQ 600
bot one.half insured. " hen the tire
A. ou', the thermometer stond NJ Hine
s'ft belo'e zero. With high Mud
The Sesi n most destructive couila
''on must have ensured The buildings
''a' we're on liayerhlll, Market, aud Be
|tIl streets.
'o' INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE organ
les'efday, and are bustly at work.
R'y st with closed doors, ~ report OF
ua'iy proceedings eau be gwen, They
AZ Tbs custom house. The first VII
summoned was Mr.. Shullz. former
No'ant under the three Collectors pre-.
og Mr. lioyt. NJ. Fleming, the Al.
: vas also summoned. - Correspondence
Ne Vat Iafeiiigeaccr ooh tna.
"ghea Price Yet" Tho News of
augustine savs: Twelve trees of the
I" hutt'eaniis, three years old, ~ere
"N week IN this city for six hundred
VS. that is $50 per tree.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
ENHE subscriber having been appointed Guar
IL dian to Wi!liam Lorenzo Alexander by tho
last Court OF Pleas and Quarter Sessions, for Meek
lenburg County, requests all persons having Chains
against the said Alexander to present them 70 hlm
for settlement Immediately and this is TO ho.iiy
all persons not 10 trade with the said AtHandef'
as no contracts made or debts conracfd oy nun
after this date, without my consent wppe allowed
JOS. MGINNlS Guardian.
Feb l. 1879 tSo
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OIJ~As an evidence IN this country OF The
success of The SILK Culture, is the OTHER oil Il
wealthy house of Glasgow, IN Scotland 10
establish IN Virginia a manuiaotory which
shall demand annually 100000 worth OF
raw silk.