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$500 REV ARD.

KAN away from the subscribers living in
Augusta county, Virginia, on the night Of the
10Th instant, two Negro Men named
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Oct. 81, 1889.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
PROSPECTUS OF THE
MOBILE GAZETTE AND
GENERL ADVERTISER.

il is proposed by the subscriber to publish in tn
city of Mobile Daily paper; TO becalled the Mo
bile Gazette aud General Advertiser, which vii
be devoted to general and local intelligence, com
meme, literature and morality.
The want of such paper as the one propose,
has been long felt throughout the south west, ant
it isbelieved such an one will meet with libera
encouragement from all classes OF society. II vii
be the ambition of the publishers 10 render il alik,
interesting and useful in the family and countirs
house.
Asa newspaper, il will not, it is hoped be infe.
rior TO any fthat class now published in this sec.
ton of the county Care will be taken to pro
cure for the earliest intelligence of an interest
ing nature; and all subjects on which The people
is divided in sentiments, will be treated in an i'm
partial and independent manner. While it is in
tended TO make it faithful chronicler of all prty
sing political events, every thing verging on pasao
politieswil be carefully excluded from its columns.
Asa Commercial Register il will furnish to IT'S
renders at the earliest possible moment, such in
teiesting Intelligence as may be relied on
The state Of our own and foreign markets will
becareiuly noticed and commenced on as coca
sion may seem to justif,.
As literary Journal, il will, by taking co,rrs
not within the ordinary province of daily paper,
supply vacuum that Is nversay felt and re-
GREETED in this section Of country. Its endeayor
will be 10 promote and encourage liberal and en-
lightened sentiments on TIE ofgeneral and private
education. A proportion oft columns will he
devoted TO original and selected literary matter
of unreasonable ability; and BY this means !, is
hoped il will be made welcome psiter in every
family circle.
As moral agent, it will be the cndeavor of the
publisher to give itan influence decidedly benef-
cial. While every thing like sectarian religion
viii be carefully avoided, his mtiring efforts will
be nsed to promote and encourage respect for re-
lgious institutions, and 10 disseminate correct and
moral principles.
One entire page will be devoted TO original and
selected reading matter, and the balance of the
sheet will beoccupied by commercial intelligence
and advertisements.
twill be readily supposed bytbosc who are ac-
luainted with the difficulties of such au ardo,rous
that the subscriber does not RELY |
ipon his own efforts. tie has other resources 10 |
ely upon, and such ascannot fail to give re- |
pectable character to his journal.
TERMS.
The Mobile Gazette aid General Advertiser
sill bepubslIcd every day, SUNDAYS excepted) il |
MI be on an imperial sheet, and will be furnishe
osubscribersat ten dollars year, payable il adj
ance.
Any person procuring five subscribers from a.
road aud forwarding the amount of the snbscrip-
on lfpos' paid) viii be entitled to a sixth COPY
rats.
will bf inserted on The same terms
those adopted BY the Mobile Daily Press.
II. GREENE.
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| The Planters Bank, Naichez, capita, Ca
100000; Jamks G. Viking, President, n. b
Vaudeville, Cashier. 1t has seven branches
To Manchester, E. L. Pope, president, y
J. Pinkerton, cashien
2 10 v'cksburg, WI. Sharkey, president,
Robe.t Riddle, CASHIER.
3 Ia Port Gibson, D.Verlner, president. w.
E. Goodn, cashiers
4 ID WcodviIle, H. Council, president, A. NJ.
Feltus, cashier.
8 10 Monticello, A. Fox, president, J. s,
Carson, cashier.
6 Ia jackson, ,. n. Morton, president, w. C.
REhatds. Cashier.
2 Ia Columbus, A. Wier president, w. B.
Winston, cashier.
THE AGRICULTURAL BANK, Eatchez,
capital S2,0Oo,G00, WIN. J. Minor, president,
4. r Merrill, cashier, 1t has one branch at
fontotoc, in the county Of the same name,
Samuel Watt. president, w. Goodman, cash'r,
The Commercial Bank. Natuhez, capital
$4,000, 600, L. r. Marshall, president, Thorn
as Il. Henderson. cahier. It h.. 4 branches
! AtCantou, WIN. L. Bahour, president, J.
Mum, cashier.
2 Al Brandon, J. Harris, president.
~ lloAnesVile,' ~ Cleveland, president.
. At oiteiisboroush, 2. II. Poor, president.
Inc kaii Road Bank, Vcksburg, capital
$4,000, OOo,,J. NJ. Taylor, president. Thcs. Z.
Robins, cashier. X has one branch az Vernon
The Grad Gulf Rail Road and Baking
Company, capital S2,0o0,000, J. r. Parker,
president, ). CALENDER. cashier.
The lommerciaI Bank at Rodcey. capital
Thomas Freeland, presiden; John
Goodwin, n. cashier.
The Commercial Bank, Manchester, N. B.
II amer, pr'rdeot, y. J. Hughes, cashier.
The Mississippi and Alabama Rail Road Com
panv. Brandon, " III. She .tou, President, z.
Y. Wardell, aber.
he Lake Washington and Poor Creay Rail
Road and Hqnk'ng company, Princeton, II. X. 4
f'efion, president, g. w. Mnncaster, cashier.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE. AND CoysTA.
BLE'S GUIDE.

MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE. AND CoNSTA.
BLE'S GUIDE.
VMNHE scarcity Of the Revised Code anil
"a sheet acts Of the Legislature. and Inc an.
ficnity with which the Justices sfh constable :,
TINS S'afesnppy themselves. ard The great anil
o. soch a work. as Justice Of the Peace on nv
own part, has indaced me TO offer to The Just;.
ces and ConstabIes ii this State digest ~ III
the laws ~ force, in relation ~ their du,iee A.
together with complete set Of forms Of Dee,,s
",ii'' Bonds, Acknowledgements Of Dover.
anh other Instruments.
10 place such work into the hands Of J,.,;.
ces aud Cowtahles would save much ,roub,e
ana time TO officers for whom Inc wo k i ;nten.
dei' As The law now stands Il IL with M n.
most dhcuty 70 he ascsrtained whether writ.
Ten law is'ia force or not, which often misIeads
us.
The work will he published in one DuoJec;ro
volume, lnw binding. comprising from I ~ hw,
dred and fi'y 10 three hundred pages. Win !
digeste'' 'uiex 1.-the contents, giving I comic,
sed sta'eme't oi all il contains. The wo.L Mi,
DE ready for delivery by he Isl &C March ,eao
Y. BUTLER, y. p.
Carrol'ton' Sept. vs., 1888
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DENTAL SURGERY.
Dr. I. X John SON.
.LSPECrFULLY II ur,ns ihe Ladies

DL>pECrFULLY in or,ns the Ladies
~ and Gent r'rrn 81 Montlcello and
slcpity stta' hf may he found at The
EAGLE HOTEL for lew days. and
'hh he Is prepared 10 Insert lncorrupt.
ihle Mrlaiic Teeth, froa. me 10 an enlire
set. ~ such '''anner as Ia perfectly imi
taie Nature. AID viii perform all other
operations mas perfect a manner as can
''v done ~ CITY Vr cnun'ry, and al New
York prices. He VIII attend patients at
their plantations within len miles, al The
same prices. il requested. by their send.
ing their name aud residence 10 MIR.
Msngum.
All work warranted.
Advice graVuitous.
P. 5. lie will be at Mount Carmel
OH the thirteenth instant. !.
afo"licsllo, February Cd l839-5tf.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
PRINTING ESTABLISHMENT
EOfs SALE.

THE puhlicis respectively informed that the
Il office Of the Eastern Clarion is now offered
forsale. The proprietor of the establishment,
though reluctant 70 pan with it, is compelled tenn
porariy % suspend his operations, or yield il to
other hands, by engagements, which require his
absence from lauldng, and necessarily prevent
hisaitendance to the duties Of the Office, with that
regularity which Is in jnsticd due to lis patrons.
TIE oficeis entirely new, & in excelentconditiou.
The location desirable one for health and proGt.
commanding the immediate patronage of several
ilourishmg and populous counties, and efthc east.
crn eoundss generally. Those wrsl,ing 10 pur-
Chase IlJleasr make application to the proprie
tr, W. y NrRNE, at jackson, where their COM
inunicationswili Lopnnctua.ly attended to.
p. IN Thc budding and lot connected with Tho
Office, ono Of tho most eligible, fronting ON the
byf he purchaser. s .T'
Jan. !, 1889. SIC
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
MONTICELLO ACADEMY.

rEyHE TRUSTEES Of Ibis Institution take
n pleasure sn announcing - the public, that
the above Academy is now open for the reception
Of pupils Of both sexes
They have engaged the services Of ]. NJ.
ELLIS, Esq, as superintendent the Institution.
Dir. Ellis is regular graduate of Allegheny Col
lege, Pa, and he comes well recommended. not
only as finished scholar, hut also asa gentleman
OF good moral character, and of experience in the
duties Of all instructor From the acknowledged
abilities Of tpe Principal, the healthy location of
Monticello, and from, the large and commodious
size Of the Academy, we trust that il will meet
with a generous and liberal patronage from all the
true friends Of Education in tIns and the adjacent
counties. AS soon as the number of pupils shat!
justify i, competent teachers in the male ana e-
male departments viii be employed.
Terms Of Tuition per month are as follows.
CLASS /.
i Reading and Spelling, S2,Ool
CLASS 9.
Pennmanshp, Mental and Practical
Arithmetic, and Geography, $500
CLASS 2.
English Grammar, History. Mertal,
Moral and Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Logic and Political Economy $500
CLASS 4.
Mathematics, (includng Algebra, Ge-
oinetFy, Trigonometry, Mensuration aud
surveying; also, Astronomy, Chemistry, +
t.otauy, Law Of Nations :---ani the Latin.
Grrea and French Languages, $500
~. Is No deduction for lost time except in ca
ses Of sickness.
4. FOX) President of the
JOSEPH NEyLANs, Sr's. Board Of Trustees
Monticello, Lawrence o., Mi. Feb. ID, 1899.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
PEARL RIVER BANNER.

'nf' Undersigned propose to publish M the
- townot MoNIicEILo, Mississippi, i weekly
News Paper blythe above name. We are well a.
ware that ~ attempting 10 commerce. the pubca
non Of n paper this time, that we viii have 10
lanor under serious disadvantages; but we feel
assured that we will be sustained by the people Of
the South Eastern part Of our State, as they are
wholly unsuppllrdwith a press IN that section we
aude 70 the counties south OF Brandon and Pusl-
ding.
~ hsua III prospectus TO say something ~
nc objects Of apapcr, proposed to be published,
and the PRINCIPLES upon which it IS To be conduct
3D. or objec--for We viii speak out cranky;
- FIRST to make our paper source of prns to our
selves, aid SECONDLY while we advance our awn nj
teres, make an honest effort to advance The inter-
est and happiness Of those who parronlze. u.s.
We'wKl e,deavur TO make our paper profitable
and Interesting To our patrons, by the dsscns-
son and elucication Of those subjects, which win
be most interesting aud useful to them These
snbjcc,swc suppose 10 be those relating to the
great agricultural interest Of the couniry---The
sound moral principles OF the communicable
short, the intellectual Improvement OF the great bo-
dy of the people upoli all subjects affecting their
happiness ardprosperity. Our political principles
are these entertained BY Washington nnd Iefcr-
son. In favor of just and strict construction Of
the Consultation. We believe that all powers NOT
granted 10 the Federal Government, arc reserved
10 the States or 70 tho People; aud that all viola
tions of the reserved rights nf the States. is vi.
olation Of the Constitution and a dangerous uw-
ration on the part Of the Federal Government.
The present situation of onr country Affords mel
ancholly example Of The consequences Of rhe Ex-
ncufigc throwing aside the Constitution and dire-
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

A RE agents for the sale of the Smith and Rust
IA Printing Presses, with which they can fur
nish their customers at manufacturers prices;
Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks, Ink and every
article used in the prin,ng business, kept for sale
and furnished on short notice. Old type taken in
exchange for new at nine cents perlb.
N. B. Newspaper proprieton who will give the
above three insertions will be entitled TO FIVE dol
lars in such articles as they may select from our
Specimen.
March l, 1856.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

wco says t)at he kelongsto George Lee,
OF Jasper coonty Mlssissippi, says he left
MS master about FIVE weeks ago, he aiso
says thai lie was committed 10 the Jail Of
simpson county. and hroke jail on the
night OF the 3lsi of December last.
BEN Is about twenty years Of age,
had on rhen committed. an old woolen
roundabout, and pair Of striped pauta
looms; lie has a scar On his forehead, and
his bach IS SCARED with The whip. The
owner Is requested 10 comply with tie
acquisitions OF the law. and take him A.
way. $. SU rTON, Saff.
v Feb 2, l839-5tf
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

- - @NOfUI vT ~
4 GENERAL. Literary, His,oy;c,, = -
"A SIGNAL, and Miscellaneous jonsna .ongres-
cd at Washington u. C.,iriiss ,.euar,,a publish
at the highest chsrac,er Printed IN r,aa aims
siype, ona large sheet Of fine white 49, good
whole Oft being devoted % valuable ann p'pes, the
ing reading matter. '"'cfest-
rEkAis-Ouc Dollar and ham ~,
inaadvdnco. rs' ahnum
Four papers will he sent 10 The or,..
person acting as agent tos The eollec,;oa y any
scriberS enclosing five dollars; dine II, y SUB
lars nineteen foriwenH dollars fiftv e, sS n aoi'
IarA The Enclosures bymail al The III oo'-
Editors. Thersciept of J. number e - o tho
viii Be sufficient receipt for the mo0ev ~ paper
fefred. uanS-
Postmasters, booksellers, and IN pen...,
persons interested in the success 81 mex az
prise, are respectfully requested to act
for the Metropolitan; the above terms ben. tsn'
most liberal character. o'ms
AL letters to be ADDRESSED, free Of nos.,.g IS
laa LANGTREE&O 'SULIIyAW
05-Editors ihroughout'he couatry ars rsc,,.
ted 70 copy and notice this advertisement. ~.
Metropolitan will be sent to all complying vim IN
this request ".4
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Imp0rtanf Announce,o,,,,,

Important Announcement
I TWAS with sincere pleasure mi -.
ilsnefs mehio.cd!ast season, the arrangement /,
winch THE iaADY'S BOOK AND LADIES a
MEXICAN MAGAZINE, We're UNITED. AM
10 BE EDITED BY AAD
Mas. SARAH J. HALE.
1T is with equal pleasure thai liz now nfc,u.
theparons OF The work, that he has made an Il.
lauscmeut with
MISS LESLIE.
AUTHOR Of Pencil Sketches, Ms. Wash;,.....
Fotts, &c. &c, who will be connee,ed with NJ.
Hale in lending Interest 10 the pages Of the I,S,.
Book. HerpowcrfiI aid will commence w;,n -
January Number, 1898. Ii, addition 10 The .hor.
every punber Of the wolk next wear i N ro.,.;"
IONS. ASH
lnr subscriber endeavorsby extraorlna,v 81.
beavers TO shw his gratitude for the ,ery NAV,
iayorshe has received from his kind friends. ~
pubic. From among the many female writer's 4
America perhaps nc two I.adids could have herr
selected, whose varied talents are 50 well c,lcul,.
ted e atiorn a work like the Ladys Book. When
1t is also mentioned that
MRS. SIGOURNOY.
THE II lsAiANS' OF AMERICA AND GREEN.
WILLIE MELLEN, pre- Contributors 10 lhe posd
chl departmeM,t will be useless to waste arm
nent IN cndeavorngt to show what is apparrn,.,I,s,
the Lady's Book will stand uurivaled among n.
periodicals Of the country. -.
Each number also contains two pa scs Of FASH.
loNABLE MUSlC--in many case original.
TERMS.
The terms Of the Lady's Pook is Three Dollar,
per annun, or Two Copies for Five Dollars paya.
BILE in advance
All orders must be addressed to
l.. A. GODEY.
Literary Rooms, gil, Chenut Street. one door
below Seventh, Philadelphia.
A. ne publisher of the Lady's Book is connec-
ted with with other popular periodicals, he sug.
sestsfor The purpose Of remittance, the following
CLUBBING.
Lays Book and D'ISaeli's Novels 49, s5
l4gty's Book and Bulwer's Novels, for : Is
Lfdv's Book and Maryatt's Novels, for Is
hlwer's and Marryatts Novels $500 rs
hdy's Book and Saturday News, --.-- rs
|ady's Bookahd Celebrated Trials : Is
uiwer's or Maryatt,s Novels and Ce,cbra-
ted Trials, S.
u,wer's and D'Isracli's Novels, 1890 Is
larrya't's and D'Isracli's Novels, - ~ S.
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JOB PRINTING.

VIE subscribers having purchased splepdio
IL assortment Of FANCY TYPE, are prepared to
execute lob Work Of any kind with ncatness and
aespatch.
COHEA & CAMERON.
Monticello Sept. 1887.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
LADY'S BOOK.

a.isG larger circulation than any o,b.,
Monthly Periodical in America. afuI
CURED PLAIEOFTHE LATEST "a 81,
Joni EVERY NUMBER. A'n
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
LAW NOTICE.

themselves in the prsriice vi The
law, they will attend TO professional bui
siness in the Superior Courts held IN
jackson, and 10 the coun,ies Of Law.
rance. Mar'on, Covington, Simpson, Co
+ lab and Pike, any bushes coofdsd 10
their care wll receive their prompt and
undivided attention. Office at MonlIcei-
%.
Feb /. l830-lT-tf.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

GOVERNMENT OF MISSISSIPPI.

A. G. McNurr. Governor, till 1910
b. ~. BhksoM, Secretary Of State.
AtB. SAuSD,rs, Auditor Of Public Accounts.
SiLas Bows, State Treasurer.
T.F. COLLINS, Attorney General, ill Novcm.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
MAI ARRANGEMENTS.

NORTHERNvia Jackson, Columbus &c.
DUE Sundays and We tuesdays, At 4, r. NJ.
CLosES--N caday' ard Thursdays, AZ 8 4. M.
SOUTHERN via lIclnosyills, New Orleans,
a.s &c. NJ
DUE Sundays AMI Wednesdays. Al 4, II. NJ
cLosES--J'aar, md rn,r.'iay-a ~ 6, a. N.
EASTERN via Meant Carmel. William. bnrs,
M. T'
buE--sua'ny' s"d Wednesday, at -,P M.
cLoSEs-- dcoisys aud Thursdays, ., A. N.
u. eScELnaar, r NJ.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
JUDICIARY

o"oges " Me Hfsn SonIt ~ errors ana Up
pedls.-Wm. L. shak'y, j.. +. Trotter, ana r
Rutilius X. Pray. Cle's--Robert A. Patrick
Inc l''sh court Of errors and appeals has no ju-
risdiction, except what property belongs to court
Of errors and appeals; its sessions are holden on
the flrst Monday OF December and January, al
Jackson being virtually butonc sessonpsr annum.
cHANcELLok oF the STATE--Edward Turner.
CLlRS--R. L.'Dxop.
The superior court Of Chancery has jurisdic-
uon over all matters, pleas and complaints what
soever, belonging TO, or cognizable in court Of e.
putty; thoids TWO sessions annually.
r, CIRCUIT CoUKT.
Inns court has o'igi'al jurisdiction in civil ca
ses, ~ which the sum IN controversy exceeds $50.
: q each Of tne circuits, Judge and attorney
are eie9lea quadlennniaily, from Nov. 1888.
is' JUDICIAL district, composed o. the coun-
nes /" Auaiis, .iaioorne, Jefferson, warren and
r !, "sn's' o ~. eoai'ef, Judge. John II.
on ia,,, n,s'.'' ~ .Al'ofnfy.
10 y Wn pisikiCi' composed OF 'he coun-
usso' a n, homes, carroll, lahanusha, Inoc-
~" T. snu iaiiana,ene--D. y. shattuck, Judge.
~. !. SufutntfS, DIStflct Attorney.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18


u sFeaTs ty iie following article f5om tie
Louisville Jnurpal, Cat ii.e nufanal. ll0cEcf ol
hcninrky, bias uia o4 uHh sorle GO Tie l,,.i oi-
Geo ianis
frsm a. LfuitriHc Jlurrf
rs WAS 70 Bs ExrEc fRur-Wo learn
from Stanford. Liucoln county, that che
notorious Alfred Hooker. Postmaster az
thai place, having got into his hands near.
" al the money 81 las loco ioco friends.
absconded, some days 80. and hss not
been heard II since. We are not inform.
a. 20 no amount Of Post Office funds.
though We doubt not that Lis pockets are
disicnded almost % bursting.
Al orr readers remember iho eifcum.
stances under v heb BIC. Kendall bad
appointed Hooker 10 oaice. HockeT bed
jusi stolen The poll books q Lincoln coun.
" n order 10 annul eoBgFosasional elec-
ton: The Legislature u Kentaeky had De.
ciaFed hIs theft penitenliary ofsnce;
the curse Of every honest citizen q Ksn-
iaeky rested upon him; aad there uas
not . respsciablo citiEsn in TIE State ihsi
wouid trust him 10 BE kiiehan vithool
atst locking NJ The spooss.
Undef tbfss circumstaaceg. Mr. Ken.
daA made Hocker Posimasisf. and. &c va.
- Be expected. sbs sooandEsl hes Ion
away.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
To C. u. Il,aulso, Esq.

CHARttsrowN. Iuly e. 1888.
Sta Your polite nVic 81 The 6,h INST "a be-
hall OF the COMMITTEE Il Arrangements. rela,st-
ans cop Tor publication, 90 Tie Ajlrcss ,!,,,,s5-
ct ~ me on the tate Anniversary Of our Couu-
ty = Independence, haa s1cn dial, rrc-iYc.I-
la r"Iliy have Iosiate. that. a. soon oonye-
n'cnt, that AdiTes, ,l.,li o. furnished ,uu o.
conclusion. accept fur ,,l',c,f u.i,,itusilr D
1,li ~ the uRan ~ that Commute. ~ uu.
i-'eucl th1uSs foI he Gathering terms "a Nh.-i.
yo', have hgcn plea ed TO speak d. "a, LuuSl
elliott AN. ye'y respectfully.
I,vt .,j--.i-ut >-t,aot.
ClIAkLE.S 4. HARDING.
To Mr. ions RElD.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

a CONSTITUTION AID STATE GovrRN.
aESr LOST FOR THE WANT OF ELEVEN
NoIcEs.-The Tsllahasse Star ofthe 18th
ult. says The official returns from the Ala.
ehoa territory are received. aud the new
plan Of = constitution for the State Of
Florida has been rejected by sierea votes.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

90 The fouuh druukard or maaiac, Il
Csnandagaa, " Y. threw himsalfin front
d Tie fnoulh u = easneo. ths moment he
msioh Va applied 70 4; The Waddins -
vsfed his body, ADD be died "a ihs spot.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18
Fourth OF Judy, re:so.
CORRESPONDENCE

CnARLlsrow =, July &, 1899.
Sis;-Thc Committee of Arrangements for
the Ce!ebIaiiea al the late ANNIVERSARY Ol AEaeI-
lean Independence. instruct the undersigned to
request. for publication. n copy oC The very ap.
Pr"Pnaie orai'on delivered by you on that Ooea-
sion. lie hopes that It viii bc IN YOUR power 10
comply Siih this relucsi. made at Iiic instance
al the Committee. AMI. IL beiir,o,l, IA accord
anee with the numerous aul respectable au-
diencc that witnessed with pleasure Tic happy
manner g"u performed the duty s>sisacd you by
your ivilow-ciuzcns.
Ca teh1lf of the Committee,
Your humble servant,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

4 hetwhieh has CccAfioncd much spec.
ulaiior b. ihia eiiy took place yesterday.
FE tho election q Richard Smiih lt'e
Cashier Of tie Bmnch Bank ofihc O.. S.
over Mr. George Thomas. Cashier q ihe
iiank ollie Mstropolis What les 90 ihis
movement 90 lhe part q 10 Directors 10
what s,ioui.tes every body. Que thing
- certain. that tie Bank has lost nothing
hy tle exchange. Mr. Smith - al able
fnanoier aud managed tic Back ~ the
United States 90 81 90 give great ssiisiac-
ton b ali Interested.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

Great interest has lately been excited
among the public by the anGun cia,ionollhe
success which has attended several opc-
raiions performed by DR.. WAuNER, of
Richmond, VA for the cure Of the Club
foot. We have plessurein stating iha,
DR.. WARNER, few days since, being 10
Baltimore, performed the Operation on o
young gentleman. and was entirely sue
sessiul--ihc deformiiy was removed, and
in four or five weeks, az most. lie is cx-
pecied 10 be able to walk.-Bah. Paiyioi.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

Ia Turkey. wheaavcT shoPkeepsf 4
convicted u tsliing = De. hss house Z
pasted blaek q fss,sia - &c oas nonlh
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1839-07-18

Paocarss o. INraovEHrET- Is
stated that one fiousaad brick houses ere
nov "a progress ct building, o. ibs city II
Cincionai, aad that five hundted mofe
VIII be bgili 10 the course ol the summer.
Even this Immense amount d nsw build
ings uill not supply The domand.