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Final Notice.

"A LII persons indebtcdto Shadrach Mitchell
IA deceased are again earnestly requested O
come forward and settle the demands apai ms:
them, those who do not avail themselve Of
this notice VIII find their notes and accounts
in the hands of an officer for collection. Ap
those having claims against said Mitchell must
bring them unto me properly altested within
the time prescribed by law or they will not re-
cc!ve dividend Of his Estate.
d. ). HARLEE.
April ljtl, 1889.
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That see'a to dwe'.
Above ta's carth-So f'ch >c..:: ,;..,.
f'oMs Foc'o '''e'' '''l''' ""' "
,,-n.o l.oIS ,.>,os f,rfn,I anal zn.;,a; love-
''''
Size was hcarily devoted to the rt"";o"
size protested; her i;''iA n Jesus tM'st
vas living Pin'c'P''' "''' .i 49, .,I .,.. "S 1 =
mirror "i The d"c'r'"es "i 'i,c S"SPt;' :S,
hcriI"s al! those '''u@S '''a E':s c'''s>a I '.,I
should oooH5 10 u K" o''''''' ;''o'5 "'
''nrss.
Her husbaa was an "?r,e"'' ''''0;'!sI''''
g,ncrous Gl2H--,'.c best OF h''sDa''-s am
,i.c best Of fat!crs--rr;id9 70 'aN;S': upon rs
wiit AID Children al: l:!a: ~ CO..: .2:D ~
si.c ,aost di;yeI!t an2.;:,,:!oa = :.:c!a;.To
business hr WAS al c,:yr,,r:.t c:,z"sI aad
q faithful frcud--a,.. l.c:c is goodness
enlcd-,his world bounded MS Aopvs, AID
his faith ex,cAdeA 70. G.yua! - G..row
limits ofiI.c graya. Itwvs tho 4u!,.y layer
Of his vile tha; he might be trough, i:.to Tic
to:d Of The liedccG:r; IN silence a:iI SC.
crecy, she basougLt TIC Lord to turn linn,
and SO should lie be ;u:neI. The knows-
etge that he was oul of lhc ark Of safely,
the only drawback to hec lla3piness-to
see him nit, was he only thing accl.ul to
br- en,,nIy peacc.
She was ss)Ccoa,:..en. and s.caLaasi
:, ,bo no, ;,rm,nc,. o( -; her rcljp;ous du.
.:,. " 49, ~, n,,ar ,s we've -. su;r;,u,l interests
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koWand's Tonic Mixture.

II VIE Agency for this valuable medicines
n iS ut the bookstore" of Mr.. FRINGE where
IL may at any time Be- had by tho single bottle or
J. y. INGLIS Ag..
CAeEaH April, ), 1899.
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y --,n y IC
sccn w;,n a cheerful cuur.cnp.:c and will
jYu s,rn ayraoy;ng ;:cr splead.i and taste,
fuI ii:-l.ii:v:s, anu putting things in ordcl
for q nuL!:n sale. i was soon disposed
oe. and . house so recently 4 scene Of Gle
rarcc and comfort vas 50 dgeary and desc.
I..., All hn, ;he cLonhcr nr :, r,:srcss
L..hr,, VIII ,:;r ,;w ar,:C;o< 6, ,c had re.
scr,.,l e. L...,n,2 ,nr r,,,l,r, nv J., 81,
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,SMcA IS TIC bliss =. @9-'S serene,
"h:a : 'A'E nave s"'sa WIN s'c* ~
cn;nfin. "Tir, H., cast :. -, q, c.:r..
Their Goblin ajI .hcn1se,yr. G,.,.
%, could VIC learn that sacrifice,
Whit Lights would all around US rise :.
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A'0ns nc a'',es'' 'fea''ess az.
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Cheraw gazette and Pee Dee farmer. [volume] (Cheraw S.C.) 1838-1839, 1839-06-07

NO ice.
TEEiIE Subscriber having taken Oh the a6t!.
Il ult. the entire stock of goods of Messrs
John Evans s. Co. OH his own individual
account will continue IL keep OH hand, one door
south Of 4. Blue, largo supply Of Groceries,
Dry Goo :, Hardware and Cutlery, all of which
vii! be sold low Tor cash or county produce.
+. II. POWELL.
May 3, 1889. IS #
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South Carolina.

South Carolina.
John Il: Melvcr; DEGRADATION in
-Au'H'. L. H. ''o''''' Foreign
vs.. Attachment.
Richard Ingraham
WN7 uEREAS the Plaintiff in the above sta.
w ted case has fled his DEGRADATION in my
office against the Defendant who is absent irc".
and without tho limits ofthc state having neither
wife nor attorney known within tho same.
It j., ordered that the Defendant do place or
mako his defence to the said DEGRADATION within
a yea. and day from the date h reof other" is.,
final and absolute iudgmct vii! be given c'"!
awarded against him.
Office OF Common Pleas
for Darlington District.
C.C.p.
Cece:nbas IL, 1889.
ev3mflv
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Durham Boots.

A tew dozen just received and for sale very
IA cheap, neatness and Durability consid-
cred: This article has been sufficiently tried
IN this market and proved to be among the bcs.
ever Offered Tor sale.
D. JOHNSON.
Cheraw. May q, 1899 2s-3t
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Raisills.
I'D AISINS, Almonds, Pruncs, Cu:rantS and
ZIG Ginger Preserves for sale by
DUNLAP & MARSHALL.
Adril &c, 1882. 81 If
MONTHLY
Report of Ladies' Fashions,

1SCpOlL " AiulGS l. dS4liOllS,
A 4 ono do.lA per annum. These fashions
"a are ARA gcH by che Of our most celebrated
,!olistes, and arc beautifully co!orcd. SCoscri.
bcrs may rely upon their correctness.
Tho Fashions for each month arc Illustrated
by two or moro tu!l lc 9Th figures, and always
Co.ored, otherwise they are useless.
The months Of January, April, July and
Oct ,bcr, III addition to the plate Of Fashions
also contain Co!orcd Pattern o! Window Dra-
perry.
| Full directions always accompany the Fash
ions, not clothed in foreign Language, but in
plain English so as to BE- understood by every
person
The coloring Of the plates is superintendcd by
person who lately ofciated as Director in one
of the largest plrisiln Establishments ard their
beauty canno. be cGaallcd, at cas: ia this coun-
try.
The Chcapn?ss Of the Wor!. may be tested by
4 comparison with others. A Magazine issued
in New York only once every Three Months, is
published at the price Of Six Dollars per annunl
| whilo the Monthly Report is only one Dollar -!
They vii! be furnished monthly, to persons
who may wish the fashions only, without the
reading portion Of tho Lady's Book, at the
above very low price, carefully packed and sent
by mail in any direction. Cash OF course in
advance, postage paid, any postage paid, any
postage that has 10 be paid by the Publisher, Will
be charged to the subscriber.
The Volume commenced with the April
Nu...Jcr 1889. Price 81 for twelve Monthly
Numbers. y mos: liberal discount allowed to
Address LOUIS 4. CODY,
2ll Chesnut Street. Philadelphia.
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Notice.

YuvUE subscriber having employed block.
p smith from North Carolina (the lane u!
good blacksmiths) so!iclts 4 share OF public pl
t!onagc. His shop is situated on second street! street.
JOHN NJ. SMITH,
Chcraw. March 18th, 1888.
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strong cts,r, 'or ! SIC that il mus: &c dooe'
aal ,hc sooner h. &c er.'
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,!S1Dflc Southern Chu-chclcc,
IuE WESTERN HOME.

.Ev.ry thing goes wrong, cyci"!t:cd
Winter Fleming, rs he entered at twilight
his richly flruisn> dining ro IN. Impatient
,ylaying aside lis hat and cloak, he threw
3,ims, II into q rocking chair and repeated
--'Eve,y Thing gocs wrong wife, crery thing
We have btcA going behind hand for
raon hs, AMI the failure Of Smith s. Co, OF
witch we have heard today, has s'vcA Tie
Ra:s!iin5 stroke 10 Oar rElbarrasiAnts'
Il ;carrd that yol were finding ''c'.o'c ~
your worldly afi airs, as you were "ot win
II, a: dinacr, bat We arc glad 10 see yoa
now. Come, draw vo-r c!:a.r 10 tue ed
taDic and forge tor Il "iii'1 you! !@Fi'icS'
ins catcs.' -.
,E.orpc, them. wife Icannot! Night
and da, am distressed and AK S.ous--aTcfy
,lins goes wrong, | sly
1T is only 10 those ~ao 10y" Gov;' 'hai
the promise is made II al! things s'N'! go
right. my dearest ha,aand. For Suci!, al
though the clouds hay tor 4 white b" dark
and the prospect n!;Sly,'Ac:e is always light
IN the distance.
y can bear implied reprool from you,
wife, replied Mr.. Fleming, us he affection
a,cly took The h,.ad oi' ;:!c gentle speaker l.;
.you are no, onc o! Iilos' who say aAl 10
not yoa az? liTia,. speaking co.n".*"'"-
ry Of t.c icij,aay yon profess; Wa: ',:g:e
were aorc !,'.2 yoH. .
Alice F'c,!a.5 w"s indeed L pattern OF
rood works. So Yas o1c :! t':9.v t,..
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
REAL KNOWLEDGE OF CHRIST.

Bishop Reynolds, very truly and beautifully
remarks that "a believer, though he be ignorant
of other learning, ye, by aknewledgs ofChrist,
will be blessed man. whereas all the learning
in the world without this will leave man ms
cradle. To know the whole creation, and be
ignorant of the Creator-to know all his histo-
ries and antiquities, and 10 be unacqualntsd with
our own hearts--to be good logicians to other
purposes. and in the mean time to be cheated
by Satan with paralogisms in the business of
our salvation to be powerful orators with men,
and never prevail with God@-to abound with
worldly wisdom, and TO be destitu te Of '''--''
of God which maketh wise unto salvatio
but better kind Of refined misery thA As'' 5;
leave muoh more learning than all this Et M
and are damned forever. Leblanc IA. 3
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29

THE SIOUX AND ChipPEM AS Their.
Battle ground. The following extract is from
a letter to the editor Of the Ohio Stalasmen. n
Portrays in glowing colOrs, the remains Of Sav.
age barbarity:
Some few days after tie slaughter II The
head Of Lake st Croix, started on tour 70 the
battle ground. Leaving ST. PetsIs, in about
twelve or fifteen miles, we nearedf the Little
Crow. Village Il was from this spotthat ons
Of the assating parties had started. saw ma
nv Of the Siouxi each with his gun and alnmi~'
nition about him-moccasins tied up ready tora
start at moments wsrning--with faces eome
pletely BACKED for war, aud long hair hanging
disheveLed over their shoulders; they were
devilish locking set Drawn upon tho shore
were the bark canoes which tl.ey had taken;
from the Chlppewas; and before eaeh lodge,
strutched outi in osier hoops, were the long dang
ling, bloody .haired scalps with gouts Of blood
standing yet red upon them, which they had
torn from the heads Of their enemies. L was
horrid sight ..thoss 6esly s;alps stretched outi
the sun to dry
On reaching the vicinity Of the battle field.
our attention was first directed 10 the spot BY the
naked polls of the w,gwains; on which were yet
tapping portions oithe birchen bark which had
formerly covered them. Clpths aDd Indian gar
nents strewed the ground oriio,ssFed from The
limbs Of the trees, upon which, in the struggle,
they had perhaps been thrown. II was sim
gular spectacle indeed. On the high bluff In
the back ground yet Aut.ered torn American
Flag: attached to ii hung an Indian blanket. On
the ground were to be seen blood.rusted knives
feathers and other Indian trappings. The whi-
tened bones of the murdered, over which even
now the hungry wolfhad crunched bis iaws,
told how men az brutes had met together in
worse than brutal carnage. Death reigned IN
solemn stiffness, as the battle CLOSED, so they lay,
age, sex and conditon. took some beads from
about the neck of mothtr->and from the body
of an iniantjus lying by as ifhaving died on its
mothers breast, drew the arrow which sent Il
to its dreamless sleep. No coffin enclosed the
lifsless limbs. No friend had smoothed pill
low for the dead. Father and sen there had
died. there did rot. The maiden and her low
or mingled together in nauseating remnants.
The smile had withered from the liieless jaw .
and amid the nauseatlng form of what was once
youth, grace and beauty worm revelled in
decaYing banquet. The winds moaIed for
. requiem, and the owl, sole mourner over the
scene, had caught the last death groan 90 the
ebbing spirited to ths God that gave, All was
ruin .decay->death y s.,s,4 F. 4.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
Dear.
! know no. how to write I

! know not how to write 10
you. My brean is on FIRE. feel as in
a fever. The last two hours have near
ly drove me mad-but why delayl I
am arrested uud-good God!--on a
charge OF murder. And that too of the
murder Of my BRIDES guardian, Mr. Will
son. Perhaps you shall have seen it
in the papers before you get.this, and,
like all the rest, may believe tho tale;
but oh! as you remember our school,
boy days, as you value truth and hon
or, and justice, as you would not break
my young wife's, heart, do not believe
the falsehoOd!
Come to me. kknow moi what TO do.
I am in prisoh,aHdiironed. Who can
trustl Even thiS ! have procured with
difficulty, and my sweet wife is the on
ly messenger can rely on. have no
right | know, 10 claim your aid except
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29

TASTE.-A correct taste is ever the concom
liant Of chaste mind; for as a celebrated au-
thor has justly observed, our taste commonly
declines with our merit A correct taste is
the offspring ofal that is delicate in sentiment
and just in conception; it sofens the inisxibiity
Oftrurh and decks reason in the most persuasive
garments.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
yoLuMEL NUMBER IL.

stealing over his soul. For some me
ments be paused BY the window, ,ltsiseet
and absorbed. The hour and the mem
cries Of childhood sofiened him, and
for the first time the whole current Of
his tetEngs found vent. g
Conclusion nezt soesk
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29

"A Breach If promise casc-A charming. bus
"a like young millinsr, who. had always
IN the habit Of tripping into bank for
T,.nall change, made heriusuul visit the 9TH
Rs and says 'sGood morning, Mr. Cashier,
TScome for Eve dollars worth ofyour small
Il again. .''4
flm sorry, to say Miss, that we can"
accommodate you,' was the reply.
i here is your promise. to pay on demand.
Cannot aelp that
Chen you break your promise, do you
y Certainly ......
And with impunityl
70 be sure Our charter allows US.
Allows you to make as many promises as
aplsase, and break them when you Please'
I may be SO construed
IN dear me, how wish was bank and
y charter ,.
, Thy so - -
Eecause l, have made promise, mot a
Wise TO pay a. five dolhr note, which
sla blush to break; but promise ofmy
,self to one do not love-
Why don't you break it. thenf
= All, ah, Mr.. Cashier, there's the rub. un.
Your bank, have no charter, and should
ned for breach Of promise, and heavily
d Chicago Democrat.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29

'UncertalntyI
Fell demon ofopr fsarsl The human soul,
That can support despair, supports not theeI'
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29
.ROET'RY.

When Eve b.Onght ,oOe TO all mankind, \
Old Adam called her ,6os.man;
But when she ,coo'd with love so kind
Ale then pronounced il 'ocO-man.
X And r0F with folly and with pride
fM1| husbands pockets trimming
These ladies' are so full Of collins,
That people call them ,chini'meHe BE-.
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29

he memory Of former friendship and Of
4appy days Dtitogether, but 10 the
lame Of that do not desert me!
The Ohio Democrat and Dover advertiser. [volume] (Canal Dover, Ohio) 1839-1840, 1839-11-29

be editor of,hO Springfield, Mass, Gaz; a
g paper says =, - Il, ,.L
IIi,orial matter in our paper this week. Tbs
ia we got rowed SO far up Salt River, Oh
,day BY the Id NFoco party, that we have
T--n. nILnSzAYand IN our - - !
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-16
IN Y. Paper.

he POWER or ELoQuEgcE AND rRuru
we understand that the +xpusIt,ons
aud t+vt''spenen's made BY DR.. Wise
aud Preniis', 10 ti,eir recent speeches in
the Hnpse III Representatives we're abso-
lu'ely as'onndfns-- and that after lIsinu.
ine 10 Mr. Pr.ptss dissection Of The sub-
ieci Of Western LanI Recsivcrs AMI Ike.
essters. distinguished f,iend of the a.
min''irai'en pvo'nnisr'iy exctsimed---
'Weil--it's d------d bad -.that's . f,c,
al gov begin to acknowledge Ina, cor.
rurlion MAS bsco.pe toe order Of be DAYS
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-16

SINGULAR DEcAM -.awsul VanxiSs.
IA venerable loeking old gInlleinsn
came INTO our ctlire 3 INV days to. 10 a
great hurry aInsreoIl,, an. Visited 10
settle his bill inmedis;tly. rs singY
lar department, snd,lfaogs actin, ..rrn
drred mors So by his&secedmsk bn
sed c"uplpusn.e, leJus 10 eDIuirsvll 70
the csusss. a
% morning, only ,Ireappl---' 4,
Why. Whist c"il'l you hssef arpa ii ~ !.
Mr., ID tohsse such an elf CT!
We'll now hail have PAL nv sub
scriptiun andsn iiiile con ,b.ed, I'M
tell youiny dream 10 few wulls. A.
terrsadlng your paper last nEht tiIi )
late lt0r. ,eliredtr restas FuSl, and
soon IrIl inio a sound slrsp, dutlog WHICH
ldrtanp't Thai LAD dlpl aud bai made
my appearance Al krsven's sale. (soi
having great cpp6dense III ny pwa ,lsht
eousntss walked inv lbcpi Knocking
and wss leceiyed win great jpy BY ii,r
Mulli;nJe around tie lIirpnpY .tul1t qwss
np.long helure heard .ay maze cslleJ
by he G'ea'Jud.e q cone bsloe bin
rs be tried iortlle deeds dSur IN the no
Il, mhie Oh earth The hdgr soon iYn
Overt h- lis d crimes bur tiuna as,s NAL
forgiven aid WAS pgpce4diig, 'ent,r y+
blessed q oiy father sdsJ-n ,'lensv
ensued, " ll,augs, We bad tlpud same
thingsou lhr book against NJ. aud silAT h
SHORT silence. he nighly judg'4 agar
commenced, YOU lssvt bedsa good uail
while on a,ti' ,A ilud dou guilty ~
one o me unt'a,dYhabie s,a-, winch 81
subscf'tieg sor neNsfspH amt n dying
without pssing Tor y llhefei9fe, at
mart We cursed 'ato everlasting punish
mf ut.
=. VIA, an awful warning Ibis e The
fNTiil 81 y pe all newspaper suhscri
Zlyfs may ptotii 4, 'r
SoNfg4era .sauocafc.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-16

ICE county will commence on Mohday'ncxt -
N,,dge Walker will preside There IS more hu-
mess before the Court at this term, than at any:
,revious time. AL the Business, we believe, il
,h the. civil docket; aud the most interesting Of
hicf, IS the case Of the Corporation OF Month
lilo, u.s. T. J. scixas.
TIM GALLON LAw--Ax ASrcDATF.-W c,,n-
rstani from gentleman who left Natchea a
days since, that bis exceilcncy, Gov. McNuit,
sas on a visit 70 that city; after retiring 70 his
room, lie scrt 10 the Bar for bottle Of vine,
whcreupon, tie landlord Immediately procured a
s'galon'' jug and filling il with wine, sem it 10 his
room. His Exccllsncy, instead Of treating itasa
Joke, rs it was 10 doubt iniaahca, betrayed hist-
l.ttlencss Of mind byflying into passion and lea
I ling the house.
ON "LrTTIE Nrrannor."--A loco foco friend
rours. demonstrating with rs lie other day, about
ne use Of The terms Sour little neighbours when |
t1eaking of the editor Of the Southern Star, said /
you mrs, bear in mind that Pope says:
"hiind is the standard Of the man.'' I
"hen,w replied, if that be the case, in dle Ian |
age Of Byron, amended, we must consider him,
Sin rsiad an infant; tat IL gears naas.''
The Board Of Police Of this connty. At its Scr
n this week, granted licens to several persons,
retail liquor for twelve months. We do not in |
nd to enter into an exaninatio Of the legality,
Illegally of the Licens thus obtained, but we
III nothesitate fora single moment, declare our
lief e taeir illcgali,y. We understand that the
insipal reason which influenced the Board, in i
.er actions on this subject, was the written opn- I
ms Of Gen. a. G. Brown, and Arthur Smith !
M. They declared il % be iheir opinion that |
ems grartcd under The oil, previous to the actu-
operation of the reis law, would be valid for |
Give months, notwithstanding law repeating |
law under which these lccns were granted, (
IN be in full and complete operation for more I
,aa eleven, out Of the twelve months for which |
ey are granted. We suspect the legal gentle
en- who gave the opinion above alluded 10, must,
the time Of giving il, have been touching de
al dgink' pretty heavily, or, (Which is more char
table copclusion,) they mast be sadly deficient Of
knowledge Ct the spirit Of a law which one of
lem voted for, and which the other would have
oted for, had be been in his scat on its fnal
usage. We believe that Messts. Brown 4 Smith
wrong, radically WI my, (whether isuorautly
wifully,we do moi KNOW to the dearest inter-
Of this county, by giving the opinon which
icy did; and the Board Of Police showed as lit
lie Independence, either If thought or action, ii
this mater, as if they we're mere automatons, to
he guided in their actions by the pulling Of wire.
There was one honorable exception, Mr.. Bridg-
esq who voted yainst granting lcens throughout.
If either Of the gentlemen whose opinions nau-
enced the Board Of Police, wish to defend the O.
pinion they have expressed, they can hayethe use
Of our columns for that purpose.
THE NAILS.
The mail fom Coyis,gton, Louisiana, to Jack
q.t Z ~ J.4ts n
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-16
rHL NAILS.

The mail rom Coyi,,gton, Louisiana, to Jack
son in this State, has been suspended" Quot hang
ed,) but merely stopped, in consequence Of the IN
ability of thecopuactor to pay forkeeping his hoe
scs. They are under an attachment, and the
good folks here mus, Be- content to wait the sslaw's
delay 81 SONS new contractor. Y
Our Jitiie neighbours last paper contains the
following iptsrrpga,ory- AWhat is genius s''---
There arc SO many sorts 81 geniass that one Is AZ
loss ii,r ali answer. BIZ, if II * Military Genius
NE wishes to nave explained, We cheeriply unaer-
take 10 tasiSiy his curiosi1y. Il isa larkass II \
J,eutenant Colonel's uniform, rnoanted ora hsr'es
III YOU wist, to zee 4 pcrsonlfcahbn of ii, we adj
wise ycr TO take Peep ara nliHor the next tine
you are noAitej for parade. fsr
SrnNe.---The weather at this time is ns pleas
ant as the most obdurate and cold-hearted being
ould desirei,. Spring maybe suidnowtob be fam
ut in; bai Occasionally Old Ilareas breaks in upon
yoang Virgin, and contcpts gith herfor the
an Of empire. The Youthful maiden is So
lest and withal 50 lovely, that her charms prove
strong 70, the cold, hard-bcarled old bachelor;
mas breo forced TO give ever the struggc, and
len himself -. the ssit embrace OF dcaI, de-
rful sptins. N.
wbat has besomc a tlc sighting cra,ors'' Tint
70 70 have hcen ssus oas .fvm '.Bostcn'', TO as
! w. pvnsisin TRANSFERRING ibis Static nr. Clay
,.haps paz ills nsglbos cap ie.ls
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-16

, The Spring term Of the Circuit Court Of Law
lice county will commence on. Noaday'ncxt -
.,dge Walker will preside. There is more hu-
mess before the Cont at this term, than at any
,revious time. All the b,siness, we believe, isl
III the. civil docket; aud tac most interesting Of
hich, IS the case Of the Corporation Of Month
lilo, Is. T. ]. Scixas.