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Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

Rumors are afioatlh Conservative Press is
to be established soon al jackson. to defend the
banking inlerest--,hat is, the shayers and specu.
lators rs. the people, and TO oppose our present
able and patriotic chef magistrate, We edat
believe il. There is no such mongre monde
SCRIPT as Conservative party III Mississippi.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18


More JThig" ,lbohhon.--A few days pre-.
yions to the election in New Hampshire the
Euaacipator, enc of the big guns of The aboli-
tlonsts came out in the following article
"0ur Abolition friends are preparing Cor " the
struggle, and we hope will give a good account
of themselves. The candidates have been faith
fully and seasonably Intercepted. OF the can
ddatcs for Governor only one, Gen. Wilson,
Wing, has seen fiji to answer at all, aud his an
swer ls so manly and honorable, that we presume
all the Abolition votes will DO Gust for hlmm
Yes, and all Of the abolition votes utrs east
for the wing candidate. Again what says lea,
ding organ Of the wings in New York City, Noah
Of the Evening Start Hear him, people of Mis-,
sissiPpl, aud then support Henry Clay if you
eau!
"li Mr.. Clay is not the candidate Of the wing
party, and The phole chig party, uniting, cordial
~ honestly and in good faith, the strength Of Mr.
Webster and General Harrison, nothing can pre-.
vent Mr.. Van Buren's reelection ior another and
tiral term. We shall not allow ourselves to de-
ceiye the people as to any other result; it is the
natural course Of events and then commences a
ner political rerolution, to throw the Presidency
South or West Of the Potomac, and all the pat
ronage and power of the Administration will be
brought in aid Of the project; abolition receires
It's faat blow, and Eastern politicians, deceived
in their strength and influence, may remain Cor
ages before the Executive power swings back 10
that old and patriotic section Of the Empire.
This plan may be prevented by the choice of
MI Clay the south con6des in him the East
has ever found him true friend the West will
sustain him in the conflict. Let Mr.. Webster
and his prudent friends reflect on the subject be.
fore ii is too late"
Ii Mr.. Van Buren, is reelected, ADOLF.
TI0N RECEIVES ITS FINAL BLOWp
and I" all the patronage and power of the Admin.
lstraton" will be used " 10 ihror The Presidency
South or Wssi Of The Polomae," that is into the
slave holding States! How like you this reveal.
ton of one Of your teg dear Wing brethren,
friend August
The MEDICAL BARNS will be open every day
during the Races. Those who wish 10 kerr eool
had better visit them frequently.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18
COLUMBUS DEMOCRAT.
SATURDAY. MAYis. lssa

DEIocatTIc SrlrE RguIs N1us ,TI0Ss.
Fer G0rsruor-A. G.. MeNUTT.
For Sec of STATE BARRY ". BENSON:
For .lna1or-AUGUsTUS D. SAUNDERS
For Treasurer-sANUEL CRAIG:
For Coagrsn-A. G.. BRows s. }. THosrsos.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

The MEDICAL BArHs will be open every dSy
during the Races Those who wish 10 keep cool
had better visit them frequently.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

90 We win not eundeseend to notice the slang
of The Argus about the Loco oco press as he terms
il, But we will, as soon as We can examine certain
public documents, give statement Of facts respec-
ting the public expenditures Which VIII completely
exonerate the present administration from the
charge Of extravaganza, M administration was
ever more economical, more prudent, more circum-
spccl, more honest or more devoted TO the bes, IN
ioests &c the whole people than The PRESENTS The
Argus may call this broad assertion" but il is as
true as il is broad.
Columbus Democrat. [volume] (Columbus, Miss.) 18??-18??, 1839-05-18

BasiHess IN .NsF YORK --Wihin few DAYS
past considerable revival orbusmess has taken
place in this city. The hotels are again CROW
ded with strangers, cur merchants are husiy EN-
polycd u executing orders from country tradets
and The tow boats and other vehicles Of iranspor
iaiion are leaving the whMycs heavily Ifeighled
The mercantile population, which in this Collr,
IS more sensitive than any ether and which chan
ges rs humaHs rs often as tho weather, is agair
40 good spirits Epsaiag Post
The way to XII a Federalists i to turn him
out Of office. The National Iutelligcncer. IN no
licihg late removal BY the President, lifts il,
hand an holy horror, and cries again the Gull
oline Is at work n
Extraordinary demonstrations Bangor
recently, a child five years age, was resuscla
ted, after laying three quarters Of an hour at Ii,
bottom Of a well ten feet Of water in il.
Renis IN ~. LOUIS. Tho ST. Louis Repub.
can states that such is The demand FOR houses i
that city. that some Of them rent for more per an
uum than their orglnal cost.
The daughter Of 'rhcmistocles had two lovers
The one coxcomb, the other an honest man
The Gitst was rich and the second poor, II,
took the honest man for his son.in law; "lor
had rather" said he, "haye man that want,
wealth, than wealth lhal wants man"
Grand Cnadi-- England, Austria and Tuke,
have agreed tod'ga canal from the Danube L
the Black Sen The SULTAN Of Turkey mas al
ready issued decree calling for 2OO.oO0 men
10 work on ihc new project
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-23
0reDta9, ben 23ten 9lueuit 1889. [:

mel ttcr fpu, i,n Sal bes QEperftonocs, Wla6bt
botcn, rcnOlarf6all rberi r9ct1p itet abcrn ppcr
anrcre Ginippbncr Der Stapt 3u fcinc,n Sciitanp
anburtfcn; unr bic 70 ouf9crufcne pcrtrn prer
Qertpncn tcllcn rem Olarttmctiter tetfeDen bic
Oettte unp non tbm erbcif6tcn 0fiehtcn ju ppllz
5trDcn, t1ntcr Strofc pon fllnf SDoer fir jcncn
2Sci9crut9sfoll, trcldc 5n rccprcrtrcn unp an;,tz
trcnpct finn, mic cs rer ertte Ntfbnttt bicfcr Or
Ipinan5 rrrt6reitt.
Nbf6nitt Is. Strter bur6 pprtez
Ifa9te Nutbprit1t rtrprbntt: SoB rcr
INorttmcitter crn,1hti9t 1T, alien Strcit, rcr
Itpc9cn Stellcn rbcr plat, in trclhen Oorttfad.
cit tcl9ctpten trerren, tntItcbcn mag, 5u cntt6ciz
ben, unD CT tcIl Sroucnj thinner, rno tctonrcrs
Einrcr, bic rem Wlarft atlp0rtcn, rrr Sctru9
unb ltctcrIttltn9 fhUbcn, unp CT fpu fir jepc
I8ernaebl1bi9un9 ir9enr elmer burcb ric Startz
Orplnonjcn rpn inn erbcittbtcn Yfibt, ciner
Y trafe rrn niebt mcniSrr ols tltnf;t9 Gents 1nz
tcr"rrfcn tcpn, rtr ouf Slo9c ir9enp elmer poplrd
Ibcctntroobti9tci pcrion rpr rcn Woprr ju rccorcz
Irtrcn nnb anjurcnrcn lit, trte rcr critic Nttbnltt
lotcicr Oroin0nS prrt6rcitt.
Ntfebnitt l6. Strntr bur 6 rcrtcz
/ ste NutD0rit1t perprbnet: 0o6 alle
0rcin0nBcn rnp Ibrilc rrn Orbinon1cn bcrSt 1pt
Canton, ric nit bicter Orpnons I'M U'irerfpruoD
/ lttcDcn, birrrur6 triptrrufen rcrncn tnp tinr.-
0iefe Orrinan5 trttt IN Q6irtiamtcit unp &roft
ron tnp noeb Der Qabirun9 urb 8etanntnabunq
ocritlbcn, 9cn1ab rcn Sneorpr z@ettte.
pobirt SuIp "a, 1889.
gacob 2aer, Olappr.
Atteftirt-D. a. auneW, 9leerrper.
Au9utt 2, 1889. 2ll1.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-23
Yt.0 6 ii DIT.

n9ie 9pftrrs SrDn QRcntr unp 9. q.
<~--rX NN6man llnp in rcr praris rer
VSaSS WeoiSiu, Wuuoarsnepfunit uno
@ @EKS Geburt6bulfe
- - in 8cf@aftspcrbinpuno 9ttrcten. Sit
mcbnen in Dem Staptebcn ltnirntaun, Start
@o1lntp ODo, mpfclttt Ite jcper;eit tcrcit tcpr
mcrbtn, alien NntprtlAcn, bic nit ibrrm mibcn
fe6aftlihen 4eibaft pertunren l1nr, Scl9c 5n lei
itcn. Or. Il. g. l3eimcr
or. 9. y. Nf6mon.
ltnirntaun, Gtcrf Gr., y. Su(p &c. AUG
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-23
ter SSQbr0an0.-
9scnfnnl,1rueu:

: /. Icr "93 tterlonps freunb 1t. 8ett
Ger 3ctt'' cr,Atint re9cl,nabi9 jepcn rttto9.
, 2. Scr SutItrirtirns>prcis 1T 6 1T : a:
I CT unr SO 6 cnts, III Srraustt5ablun9, ppe'
2 1bo fer, fats ric 3citun9 nicbt innerb1lb per
trtten I51lftc res SaDrs t:5oDlt miro.
ltnterlt9rc,ter, nnp Q5ricfe at rie -ocrausSetet
muBcn rpiIfrey cinScf"npt trcrrtn.
4. Nn,cgcn mtrrct1 rreimol pas Sicreet fur
Ginen Sbolcr ein9criltt; msben "trr r.
acieb tNor tr3nhlt wcrrcl,, no man nldt auf TOM
tfi9c Dirt III jic6nunS itcbt.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-23

IG ottler II. @eIt,irrmad'er Nuo ein9ela.
~ ren iDre Auf fIamtct auf pcn Scrratb
Sattlcrmaartn, rlattirter mcntirtcr @6nallen
unb @ttts rlotirte Stci9ttl9cl, Gartett ,c. ttter
Gua(itat, 3u rrrtaufen in rcm .0art QEaarens
StpDr rrn SennIs utc StQp.
Wlabiltrn, Sunp l. t.r.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-23
SQrtetroorcn GtotIiEcment,

CSomcs Srbnfrn tittrt o6tunssppn unr
~ G,loutniB, ttincn Sreunben in bicttm tlnr
rem tcnahbortcn @ountics an5usci9cr, rqB CT bos
srcbc So9er Ioortmoorcn rcr frlberen Sirmo s
SrDnIrn nnp Gr. ilkcrnrnmrn bat, ure III 3ulot
,tt pcmfclben jctt einc on(cDnIiGt Sturun9 3ctt
5cmc6encr QBaartn rrn Oc,t.yrrt otsraett, no
rureb CT tcfaDist pirr, pem putlitum bic sr6Bt
unp tette AuswaDl
lchweret QGaaren, Sdelfz@Iter &c.
>ic e it rteiem platc fell ectctcn murrc,t, on;r
tctcn; ailc mcld)c CT entidtrFcr III, fir rrcmpt
2NbIun9 I'll bcrab9ciceten }'reittu ju rertaufcn.
Mnbillrn, Sunp s. 1889. f.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-23
SO cbnung5 8erdncerun9.

O. hl:,Ger &linfen uno Gbiiran9eln, tpie
S|jcbe Dirt @armatrrialicn, llnb III bcm -6art.
2Daarcn @tcbr, naebttc IDur GUT Yrtt 0f1e
o0labiltrnt 0bir, ~ Datcn, ttp
St Q. 1887 +. y. Xenn It. & CT y.
Der Vaterlandsfreund und Geist der Zeit. [volume] (Canton, Stark County, Ohio) 1837-1845, 1839-08-23

Dje O}drtte in Der Stoot @antcn beItln's
meno uno reSulireno fir GrnennNnA
eiue6 Worftmeiitere Ior9cno, uuo ceBen
0lflidltcn urrldlrelbsnh.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

The Planters Bauk, Natchez, capital S4,.
Gna ono. hanks C.. Viking. President. II. y.
Vaudeville, Cashier. Ithas seven branches.
l h .uanches er, y. y. Pope, president, z
]. piekerton, cashier.
2 Ii Vicksburg. w. r. Sharkey, president,
Robot Riddle, CASTER.
8 In Port Gibson, d. vertner, president, w.
+. GoodD, cashier.
a InWocdville, II. Cornell, president, A. NJ.
Feltus, cashier.
S 10 Moaticello, a. Fox, president J. S.
Carson, cashier.
\ Q 10 jackson, ] H.Morton, president, W. c.
Richards, Cashier.
M Z Ii Columbus, A. Wier president. w. B.
Wiss,oo, cashier.
TIE AGRlCuLTURAL BANK, hatcher,
capital Sc 5000 Wm. ]. Minor president,
A. r. Ms,riI, cashier, 1t has Que branch al
Pon,oioc, III the county Of the same name,
Samuel Watt, president, w. Goodman, casl'r.
The Commercial Daat, Nstuhez, capital
S y,000, 900, L. r. Marshall, president, Thorn
las Il. Henderson. ca-hier. Ii has branches.
l At Canton, Wa. l.. Balioar, president, j..
Mum, cashier.
2 At Brandon. J. Harris, president.
3 Al Holmesvile, U.s Ceveland, president.
A AT. ShelJsborough, r. n. Poor, president.
The Rail Read Bank, V'cksburg, capital
So 900, 900, J. M. Tayt.r, president, Thcs. =.
Robins, casber. Ithas ooe branch at Vernon.
The Grand Gulf Rail Road and Ranking
Company, capital Sa.Uo0,0Op, ]. r. Parker,
president, J. Calender, cashier.
The Commercial Bank at R0lcey. capital
$500, 900, Thomas Frseland, president; John
Goodwin, Jr. cashier
The Commercial Rank, Manchester, VI. B..
tIamer, president, ~. hughes, ca-hier.
The Mi-sissippi and Alabama Rail Road Com
pany. Brandon, w H. shelton, President, z.
2. Wardel, "a hier.y
The Lake Washington and Door Cresk Rail
Road and Bank ng company, Prrccton, z. X
Fulton, president, G. WI. Nluncaster, cashier.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
PROSPECTUS
OF THE
UF THE aD
MISSISSIPPI JUSTICE. AND CoNsTAA
BLE'S GUIDE.

MISSISSIPPI JUSTlIE, AND CONSiAA
BLE'S GUIDE.
FNyHE scarcity Of the Revised Code and
III sheet acts Of the Legislature, and the diff
fculty With which the Justices and constable OF
this State supply,hemselves, and the great wanl
Of such work, as a Justice ofthe Peace on my
own part, has induced me to offer to the Jnsti-
ces and Constables of this State digest Of all
the lave M force, in relation TO their duties, &c,
together with complete set Of forms Of Deeds,
Wills, Bonds, Acknowledgements of Dover,
and other instruments.
To place such work into the hands OF Justi-
ces and Coustables would save much trouble
and time to officers Tor whom inc work is inten-
del. As the iawnow stands II ia with The nj
meet difficulty to be ascertained wbethrrSwri-
ten law Is in force pr not, which often miseads
as.
The work will he published 10 ona Duolecn,,
volume, law binding, comprising from wo hun
bred and lifty 10 three hundred pages, with q
digested index ii The couteuis, giving a.contlen-
sed statement OF all hicontains. TIE work vii
be ready for delivery By lie " "f March 1870
V. BUTLER, J. P.
Carrollton; Sept. Is, 1883.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
x. "A. SOCIETY,

A L meet.ag, iece"lly i'etd, u s.sss'
IN memb.rs OF the X A Society pfI
Hppocrales, after deliberate consui's'An
i, was resolved to adjourn to meet \
Jackson Miss, on FRIDAY 18th Mare
1889 a, Gle ven o'clock A. ~, with u
view Of forming a Grand K. A. ooc'e'
ofthe state, and for The reception O sucl
medical gentleman as may present men
selves youcbed for as possessing su'lanls
qualifications for membership = : de
sired that all members IN tue Stale ~
tend.
An Address will be delivered on III
occasion, explanatory Of the design 2"
advantages u The institution.
Officers aud exOticers ct The state, 10
Clergy, and gentlemen Of the Bar aud u
Medical profession, who can convenient
" attend, are Invited to b, ar The address
G. r. CROCKETT, C,airaian.
jackson, February 5. 1889.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
rAOspECl'ysO OF IN
PROSPECTUS or TEE
MOBILE GAZETTE AND
GENERL ADVERTISER.

II is proposed by the zdtscyibes ID pubs IN the
city OF Mobile a Dalypapei; t6'te cai.ca he Mo-
bile Gazette and General Ad.esiisef, wtlicn viii
be devoted to gene,ei ana oeal Intelligence, com.
meice, literatn e aod mo.aiiiy.
The WANT OF such a.paper as the one proposed
hos been long fet throughout Me setitnwegi, and
Eit Is believed such pn ono viii meet watn liberal.
encouragement Lon all Glasses OF society. II VIII
be the ambition OF the pubiisie.s TO render it alike
Interesting and useful ia .he fainily and counting
I'honse.
Asa newspaper, twl,los. Il is hoped be infc-
rior to any of That class now pdhiisaec ID this seq
ton Of the coundy. CaemTi, be taken TO pfo.
core rit the earliest intelligence Of an Interest,"
ing natoae; and all sohjcois GA which HE people
is divided in sentiments, wlibe t,cated in an I'M
partial and independent siauuet. While itisu-
tended 10 makcIr fai,hfu ca oniclef Of all priys
sing POLITICAL eventr, esety thi,s yefing on pasao
politics vii be cosetaily exclude i.om its columns.
Asa Commercial kesistcritwl ft,n.sh u its
readers at the earliest possible moment, sue,l III
teresting mieel'lgence as may be reiet cn.--
The state of our owfY and foreign nafkets val
| becarclully noticed and commented OH as ocsa
sion may seem 10 justff,s.
Asa literary journal, it win, hyekipg course
not within the ordioarypsoainee Ola daily pape,
supply vacuum that is universally felt end re-
created il this section of count y. lis en6eayor
will be 80 promote and eiicoussse liberal and en-
lightcneu sentiments on tie OF general and private
eancalion. A proportion ofl,s colonns viii he
devoted to original and selected ltesa,y matter
of objectionable ability; and by ta,s means il ii
hoped xviii bemade welcome lsiler in every
family circle.
AS moral ssert,i it viii be the enaeavor OF The
publisher 10 give il iin influence decidedly beaef-
cial. While every thing ike sectaiian religion.
will be carefully avoided, his uuidus eilosis viii
be nsed to promote and encourage respec, for re-
ligious institutions, and TO disseminate c0gect and
moral principles.
One entire page will be devoted 10 iginal and
selected reading matter, and the balIepce % the
sheet will be occupied by commercial intelligence
aud adye refreshments.
twill be readily supposed by those who are &C.
quained vita The difficulties of such an erdoiaous
undertaking, that the subscriber does NOT RELY
rely upon, and such MS CO mot f,ii 10 give ,e~
spectacle character TO hisjnuinal.
TERMS.
The Mobile Gazette AID Geueral Advertiser
viii! be published ese,y Day, (5uudays esceped) it
will be on snimpesiol sheet. and will be fgrishel
to subscribe aslcn coiiars yeai, payable IN adj
vance.
| Any person procuring five subscribers from a.
broad aud forwarding The apount If The sIbScrip-
| ton Gfpost paid) wabe entitled TO "a sixth copy
gratis.
Advertisements will be irserted on,h same terms
as those adopted by the Mobibe Daily Pres.
Il. GREENE.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
NOTICE.

TIME and.r.ig ned 4nbsetsbsi will OF,
frr far sale u tx highest bidder on
the third Monday IN March next. at tie
Court llouse pl Lawrence county.
"A Tract OF Land,
containing 500 acres. 40 Of so acres 81
open land, no buildings situated on Dry
Creek, ID miles South East Of JMonticsl,
h. Terms, will be from ] 10 2 years
credit, note with approved security
Those who wish to purchase would do
we'll 10 call on the subscriber.
DARlAS SCARBOROUGH.
Feb. nc. gI83o-7-4w.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
DENTAL SURGERY.
Dir. I. IL johnson.

ESPEcTFULLY informs the Ladies
~ and Gentensn OF Monticello and
vicinity. tina, he may be found al the
EAGLE HOTEL for few days, and
that he is prepared to insert lncorrupt.
ible Metallic Teeth. from one 10 an entire
set, in such inanneras to perfectly ilnit
tate Nature. aud will perform all other
operations in as perfect a manner ass can
be done in city or country, and al New
York prices He will attend patients at
their pIsu.alions within ten miles. at The
same prices, il requested, by their send
ing their name and residence to air.
Mangum. a
al work warranted.
Advice grauitous.
P.S. He will be at Mount Carmel
on the thirteenth instant.
Monticello, February2d 1889 5tf.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
a1i.s,ssiuM Rail Road company.

Mississippi ksdii hOdu SoinpAys
MJOTlCE--is hereby given ihal he
IN Books Tor the subscription o. The
Capital .S,o ok oi the Mississippi Rail
Road Company will remain oien at
Monticello Tor the subscription Of len
Thousand shares. until the lst day OF
March next. and twenty FIVE Dollars per
share, viii be required at The lime Of
subscribing IN current Bank Notes ol
this State. s
Persons wishing to subscribe for the
purpose of esIs blishng an Oiilc~ OF said
Bank at Monticello. are informed, that
., the closing OF the Botks, on NE Is
day OF Mar,h next, II there Is not asul'
ticieDt amount subscribed, 10 ensure lhs
location OF an Office, at this place, that
they eau Il they see proper, withdraw
their sub .criplion a, any tue within 7
weeks after ibe closing ofthe Books,
rems,a a general siockhoider. I'm
stockholders OF this institution, are ber
with notified thai an inslslmeEt Of 10 \ [
cent on the stuck Ut this Institution, \
be required at the commissioners Of
In this place between this and the III
A.suh urx,, j.. S. CARSON
ROBERT JELaS, \
Il. ENGIL.hARD.
IT. q yerg.-y-tl I
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23

WHO says that he belongs 10 George Lee,
Of Jasper county Mississippi; says he Islt
his master about five weeks ago, be aiso
says that be was committed To the jail OF
Simpson countyy and broke jail on the
night Of the 3lst Of December last.
BEN is about twenty years OF age,
had on when com,iitted. an old woollen
roundabout. and pair Of striped pania-
looms; he has scar Oh his forehead, and
bis back is Scared with the whip. The
owner is reques'edsto comply with The
acquisitions o. the law, and take him a
way. $. SUTTON, Sh'f.
Feb g. 1889 of.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-02-23
Importnnt announcement.

Importnm announcement.
& TWAS with sincere pleasure that the pub
fishers mentioned last season, the arrange sent By
which THE LADY'S BOOK Ann LADIES A.
MEXICAN MAGAZINE, WERE UNl7ED, AND
TO BIZ EDITED BY n
Mas. SARAHJ. HALE.
II rs with equal pleasure that be row informs
the patrons Of the work, that he has made au arr
rauscmen with
MISS LESLIE,
AUrHoR of Pencil Sketches, Mrs. Washing %
Potts, &c. &C., who viii be connected VITA Mrs
Hale in lending utceat to the pages Of tie taay's
Book. tter powerful aid will commence with the
January Numi,er, 1883. In ADDITION 10 thy ABOVE,
every number of the work next year viii contain A
PLATE OF SUPEKBLY CULOhED FASH
IONS.
TuE subscriber ~ndeavors by extraordinary en-
dcavcss % show his gratitude ior the very ,rauy
fasorshe has received from lis Kind frirnas. It'd
public. From among ,he many female IS ties Of
America perhapsnc two taiids could baYe been
selected, whose varied taeirts are 50 weii cassula
ted ioadorla work keth Lady's D.os nhca
il is also mentioned that
MRS. sIG0URNOY,
TIE HEM ANS or 4. AMERICA AKu GREEN ;
VILL.E MELlEN, pre- coutrbute-s 10 lie soesii
cal department, il win 90 useless TO waste arsa-
nent Ia cndeavoriag 10 show what is appagen-.tiat
the Lady's Book will stand unryallel an,elg a.e
periodicals OF the country. u 2V4.
Each number also coutoirs two oagcs OF ASH
IONABLE MUSIc--in many case oiignal
TERMS.
! The terms 81 tie Lady's Book il Threa dollars
per annom, or Two Copies ior Eve Dollars pay~
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non .IgELLO ACADEMY

fyHE TRUSTEES Of this institution toke
measure man puncina u the pubic, that
tabovc Academy SNOW open for the reception
oAnpils Of both sexes
they have engaged the services of ). NJ.
EfkS. ESQ.,. as supeA ntei,iani Of the Institution.
Nj Ellis Is d regular graduate OF Allegheny Col
| lcl Pr. and he cc,aes well recommended, not
ou as a flushed -cholar, bat also gent e,nsn
odood moral chasscte, and of experience IN the
| dJls of an instructor. From tbeackaowledsed
aHties of the Principal. the healthy iscaiion Of
Mticello, and from The large and commodious
siof the Academy, we must Chat il Fl meet
ub Il generous and liberal patronage fran all the
| Il Trends of Education in this and theadjacent
,lnties. As soon as the number Of pupils shail
Xiv il. competent teachers in the maleSand ic-
| lie departments viii be employed.
Ycrms of Tuition per month are as follows.
CLASS /.
Reading and Spelling, 500
CLASS 2.
Pennmanship, Mental and Practical
and Geography, ShuU
CLASS 3.
English CANINE, History, Mer tai,
Moraiand Natural Philosophy, Rhetoric,
Logic and Political Economy S4pO
CLASS 4.
Mathematics, (includins Algebra, Ge-
,metry, Trisonometsy, Mcnsaration aud
surveymg) also, Astronomy, Chemistry,
Botany, Law Of Nations :-aad the Lain,
,rrek and French languages, $500
N. d. No deduction for lost time except IN CO.
les Of sickness. -
A. FOX( President of the
Josgru NrYLsys, S.c'y. Board ofrr'stef'
oali.cllo, Lawience Co., Mi Feb W, isJy.
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WINGS OF THE MISS. LEGISLATURE.
c Wm,W in press, and will shortly be published, a
y psmphiss containing some oo,'ts o. sa''ndry
E~~ he ,ssprs'inn sies. Among other matters
'' NOTICE q the &C. Sr the suppression Of Cans
bling. nr .orcs,,sa w "a r.ssr.
4 copy Of The Act ies the Suppression OF I'ip-
ling houses. -. =. oa. sa.c,s nc II.
.Lqaor Law in Tennessee. and the decisions y
-. Co,u,s Of that State upon the law.
w. A he sins,le lithogmphic drawing OF painting
.x,biled in front Of the Capitol in JacksoA On the
sunday morning alter the passage Of Gen. Foote'S
Liquor Bill. 49,,
N. GREENE NORTH, Natchez.
j. T. 4. GREEN, jackson, Or
COHIiA x CAMERON, Monticello.
C..b o.. l839-8-3t
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