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The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1839-10-29

THE TABLE TURNED. Arrest Of Ruez and
.Montez. Senior Ruez and Senior Moutcz, the
Spanish gentlemen who were found with the AT
rcans, on board the Amislad, and claim them
as their property, were arrested at New York on
Thursday, at the suit of Jinqua Tor Cinquez)
and Fulah, two Of The Africans of the Amista,i
imprisoned at New Haven. 1t is action OF
damages, laid against each of the respondents
at $4,000, for false Imprisonment, i'll treatment,
beating, wounding, sc. &c. The suits We're is
sued 10y Judges Ingralan, OF the court of com.
mon Pleas, and by Chiet Justice Jones, Of The
Supreme our,. In defauti of bail, both of
the Spaniards were committed to the City Prs-
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III office.

A LII pcrsons indebted to the above frnl note
~ or Book account are hereby notified that pay
ment in all eases, mus, be made to the subscriber.
MORDECAI HALE.
Barnet, Oct. 81, 1899. Il7tr
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More LAST WoRps.-The Van Buren, pa
pefs pretend to be disappointed at the wing
majority in the house OF Representatives. Al.
tlsis IS the last time the Whigs ,cili trq,nph IN
Pcrmont SO it has been for years. Wan thetn
every wing victory has been said to be The last
that would happen, They mny as well come out
and confess themselves to their readers, and say
I'VE have no resource left hut prophecy; we
have he'd so, like sin, about the election that
nobody will believe us If we undertake to state
the iacis, but we can tell what will he and what
will not be, and nobody can contradict us If
the papers hat have told so many Jumpers about
the late election, do not adopt the above form ct
confession, their readers will have bnt ulc
curry.
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The power and patronage Of the General
Government is used To destroy the Independence
and purity Of the Elective Franchise This is
uo longer u question of doubt or even conceal
mcnt The following infamous fact appears
without contradiction in some OF llle New York
papers.
Mr. Crorhrrson, Wan Buren, lax gntherer in
the city oi New York, called OH sIr Samuel C,-
die, Il Clerk in the Custom House, for money to
support the election. Mr. CodIo declined paying
is on The ground that his salary was required for
the support OF his family. MI Crocheron in
formed Mr. Cade that he should report his refu.
sal to Mr. Hoyt, the Collector, from whom Mr.
CsdIe receive the following dismissnI:-
CUsroM HOUSE,, New York. !
Sept. 2Sth, 1889.
Sir,-l shall have no further use for your ser
vices after the Both inst. Respectfully,
J. uoYT, Collector.
To Mr. Saml. Cable.
President JEFFERSON issued Circular 10 the
Officers of the General Government discounte-
naucug Their Interference with elections. Pres.
idcut JACKSON, in his message, warned Con-
zrcss against the corrupung consequences Of
" bringing the power OF the General Govern.
nent INFO conflict with the State Elections
Bnt such IL the degt neracy of the times that the
Van Buren, Collectors discharge their subordi
mates for refusing to pay their political assess
menls!- albany Jon"'naI.
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Singular Case Of Life Prolonged toitho,t
E0od.-Ag Hcs Docherty, wife of Farruh Gua-
CHER, weaver in PrestNich aged G5, died on
Sunday evening, the l7th instant Ola closing
up OF the outlet, just above where it ente"s in.
TO The stomach. For long time past she had
experienced difficulty in swalIow wing any SOL
III iood; and, FOR fifteen weeks previous to the
closing of the passage; she was supported on
milk and wafer alone, with occasionally n little
whlskcy made into ,o,ldy. The passage closed
up completely on lhc Il or Is Of June last, and
since then no s,;stenauce OF any description pas.
sed into the stomach, and every atienpt to adj
minister uourislInent in amy other way entirely
failed, The sensation of hunger which was
very strong, entirely ceased on the closing up
OF the passage. And for tWerty three or twenty
four days she continued in that state, free not
only from pain, but from amy other bodily all
neuI whatever, the vitality Of the body being
sustained for that length OF time solely by its IN
Icrnnl resources and thattoo when these resolr
COS had been greatly attenuated and exhausted
by the comparative starvation OF the five or six
months preceding. The only uneasnrSs felt
was Il sensation OF heat in the throat, which
was some time alIayed by swallowing a mouth
full Of cold water, which however, she could
never retain beyond Il few seconds, when ii was
thrown mp again. This, together with lutlerly
II mois'emmg of the palms OF the hands with wa
ter when she felt inclined to faint was the only
external source from which (aud lllRt 10y ah.
snrh!ion merely it was possible that she could
receive nourishmen for the last three weeks of
her he. She all along was in II very happy
frame OF placid Christian resignation; and it is in
compliance with her own I'm nbG request that
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VENllE subscribers would again announce to their
Il friends the public that they have just
received prime assortment of
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PRlN1IsC EsTAgLssHMEN
Il o Il SALE.

YEvHE publieis respectively informed that the
H. Office nf tic Eastern Clarion is now offered
forsale. The proprietor Of the establishment,
though relnctantio part with it,is compelled tenn
polarily 10 suspend bis operations, or yield il to
other hands, BY engagements, which require his
absence from Pauldin,, apfanecessariy prevent
His attendance to the duties Of Inc ONCE, with that
regularity which il in justicd due toiis patrons.
The oiiceis entirely new. q inexcnl entcondition.
The location desirable one for health and profit,
commanding The immediate patronage Of several
Aourshing and populouscosmties, and Of the east
esn counties generally. Those wishing to pur-
chase will please make application to the propsic
tor, J. J. Meii.Ats, at jackson, where their COM
muniratons will he pnnctua,ly attended to.
PS. The building and tconnected with the
Office, one of the most eligible, fronting on the
public square, in Pauldng, may be had if desired
BY the purchaser.
Jar. !, 1889. 5-'f.
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III. .ssgDCI,I II Y

"A T a meeting, recently held, ofstversl
- members Of the K A Society O
Hppocrates, alter deliberate consultation
II was resolved Al adjourn % meet at
dickson Miss, 81 Friday 18th cfMsrch
1889 al eleven O'clock "A M, With The
view of forming A Grand Ks a. Sociely
IL TIE state and for The reception ofsnch
medical gentleman as may present them
selves vouchedfor as possessing sDllable
,qusliicatious for membership. II Is de.
sired that all members in the Stale at.
tend
Al address viii be delivered on The
occasion, explanalo,yof the design aud
advantages 81 the institutions.
Officers and exOdirers rtthe State. The
Clergy, and geni|emsn ~ tba Bar and the
Medical profession, who csn convenient
~ attend, are invited 70 hsar The adde's.
G. +. CROCKETT, Chairman
Jackson, February .. 1850.
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hanks.

The Planters Bank. Ma chez, capital 81,
o00,OtG; Jarks =. syilkms. lresdcnt, fiyD
Vaudeville, Cashier, II has ssver branches
1 Ia .Uancheser, 4. 4. Pope, president, y
J. Fieksrion, eastier.
2 In v,fksturg, w. +. sbarkey, president
Robe.t indJIe, cashier. " VI
8 In Port Gbsop,.D. Ver,ner, president, w
r.. Coodiu. cashier N 4.
4 III Wooirille, II. . Connell, president, 4. N
Feltts, CASHIER \. & 4
5 ii Monticello, A. Fox, president, J. $
Carson, cashier.
6 Ii jackson, J. VI. Morton, president, w. G.
Richards. Cashier.
III Ii Columbus, IA. Wier president. w. 3,
Winston. cashier. x
THE AGRICULTURAL EANK, Naichoz,
capital S2.o00,DO0, Wm. j. Minor, president,
A. p. Merrill, cashier, II has one branch II
pontotoc. in the county OF the same mamie,
Samuel Watt, president, w Goodman, cash'fl
The Commercial Bank, Natuhez, capital
$1,000 900, L. Il, Marshall, president, Thorn
IS II. Henderson, cashier. Y has4 branches.
4 / All Canton, Wm. Z. Bafoar, president, y.
Mum, cashier.
4 e AT Brandon, J +. Harris, president.
4 3 At llolmesville, ID. Clevelsnu, preSiufht..
a At Shieldsborougb, r. II. Poor, presifen
The Rail Road Bank, ysokshurg, cari u
s4 600 900, ,, Al. Taylor, president. Thcs, r.
Robins, CASHIER. Ithas one branch At Vernon.
The Grand Gulf Rpil Road and Banking
Company, capital Ss,O00,000, J. r. Parker,
president, J.. CallcnLer, cashier.
The ommercial Bank at Rodcey. capital
5000 900, Thomas Freeand, president; John
Goodwin, Jr. cashier.
The Commercial Bank, Manchester, NJ. b.
Hamer, president, ]. Hughes, cashier.
The Mississippi and Ala6ama Rail Road Corr
panv, Brapdon, w II. shelton, President, q.
+. Wardell, cashier.
lhel.alle Washington and Door Creek Rail
Road aud Banking company, Princeton,Z: K
Fulton. president, q. wv. Nun ,asler, cashier.
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PROSPECTUS

liE' I'ifE
JUSTICE. AND CONSTA
BLE,S GUIDE.

fFMviIE scarcity Of the Revised Code an
~ sheet acts of The Legislature. and the di
iieal,v with which Tie ]i,slices md constable
tnis stale sunriyi themselves, and NE great wa
~cf such 4 work, ~ 4 Justice ofthe Peace on N
sotvr ,sari.fhas induredme 10 offer 70 The inst
ccsani Ccnstables ~ t,is State a tligcst of \
the laws'ip force. 10 relation their duties, *
together With q ccmple,e set Of forms oi Deed
Wiilss Bonds, Acknowledgements Of Dove,
and other Instruments.
To peace such work into the hands OF Just
ces aud Cons,abes wo,tlI save much troub
and time 70 officers for whom ne wo k IL inte
ded ssabe law nov stands Il IL with the u
mosi difficulty tohe ascer, einel WI thcra wra
Ten law isia force or not which often misIead
us.
The york Willie published none Dnodscinl
volume. Nv hiniliug conrpristny from two Ri \
drcl. and ftiy tcfhree hundred l,ages, With
iligcs'eJ in'lex NIflle contents, giyinga ccnie
sei stptement ofAll ftfcrrrlins The work WI
be ready delivery BY ne lstlcf -uarsh iasss
V BUTLER, J. I'll
CarrolltNn; Sent. :, 1895 s%
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Al GENERAL l,stcragy, Historical, Congress
IN Sional, aud NiScli1navas y assTnal, publish
"a al Washington p.t., III ls departments aims
At tho highest character. Printed III clcaa goorI
type, o,ta large sheer or hne white papers tic
whole nfit being deydcd toyaluableaup Interest,"
inc rcadng natter.
TERMS One Dolarana a haifp per annam
in advance.
Four papers win hssent to the order Of any
person acting rs age,l far The collection Of slb
scribcrs, enclosing iisf dollars; nine for ten dol
lars; uinetcca or iwety dollars diiy foFh fifty dol-
lars. Tie carlopurcsbv mail - tar risk Of The
Editors. Tier ciepofs number rfthe paper
Wilde sufficient rtcipt for the money trans
f.frcsl.
postmastcrs. booksellers. md IL general, An
perspss Interested fl,c success al such pn eusei-
pfsse. are respectful reqtrsied 70 aft w agents
fos ne Nrtnar'ltar tieahogc terms being oflhe
Bassy liheral chaFac'r
Al in,,,gstq W itifq'sei. frs~ nr rcsntr.
LANG3lEE & trSuf,tIyAN. X
Georg town, D.C \,
fNJ-Ediinrs fhrohnrr Nc tonnsy nte reGues-
"a 10 cat,y awl vicr tbs alver,iwnirilr; thr
xeironuliias gii! tyat 70 az canyyilg Wa
eiis request
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PROSPECTUS or THE
MOBILE GAZETTE and
SGE.NERL ADVERTISER.

1t is proposed by the subscriber to publish inthc
city of Mobile Daily paper; to be called the Mo-
bile Gazette and General Advertiser, which viii
be devoted 10 general and local Intelligence, COM
mer G, literature and morally.
The want Of such paper as the one proposed
has beenlong felt throughout the south west, and
it is believed such an one will meet with liberal
encouragement from all classes of society. It viii
be the ambition Of the publishers 10 render it alike
Interesting and useful III the family and counting
house.
Asa newspaper, It will not, il is hoped,bc infe-
lior to any Of that class now published il this
lion of the country. Care win be taken to pro-
cure for it the earliest intelligence of an interest
ing nature; and all subjects on which The people
is divided iDsentiments, will be treated IN an inn
partial and independent manner. While itisir-
tended to make it faithful chronicler Of all pry
sing political events, every thing yerging on pnsao
politicsw be carefully excluded from its columns
Asa Commercial Register twill furnish to its
readers atihe earlibs, possible moment such IN
1eresting intelligence as taay be relied on.--
Tie state ofo.r own and foreign markets will
he carefully noticed mud commenced on as occa
sion may seem 70 JUSTLY.
AS a literary Journal, it viii, BY taking course
suppIya vacuum that's universally felt aid REL
grsttcd ia this section Of country. fis endcayor
viii be to promote and encourage liberal and en-
lightened sentiments on the % general and private
c1ncaticn. proportion oflts columns win he
devoted tooveiaal and selected literary matter
ofunqtestinnnbIe ability; and BY this means It Il
hoped iswi'l De made awelcone yisiter in every
family Circle.
n H.
puhlisEerto give ita, influence decidedly bencf-
cial. while every thing like srctarian religion
viii ho carefully ayciled, his nniring efforts will
be nsed 70 promote anaenrouragc respect for re-
lgiors institutions, aud to disseminate wectand
moral pNnrip!es.
One entire paae VIII be derotcd 10 osisiaal aud
selected reading matter, and the balance of the
sheet win bcocrupied by commercial intelligence
and advertisements,
twill be- readily supposed BY those who nse ac-
.qhdintelwit clinicrltlesofsuch IN ardollroos
undertaking., that the subscriber does not RELY
upon his own efforts. Eie has other resources 70
rely upon, and saeh ms cannot fail to give a re-
spectacle characterize hisionrna. RE
TERM 81
Tho Mobile Cazette aad General Advertiser
viii bepublsne1 every day, (s'undavs,nScepMd) it
viii be ON animprriai' sheet, and win be furuishpl
d sul,scribcrs at tcndollars year, payable ad-
vance.
Any pcreon proruiing fiyo Subscribers from n.
broad andforw1nirg the arnourtof the fNbsrrip-
tiof post paid viii b entitled 70 sixth copy
rats. kNs
Alyrtsemsntswill he inserted on tho samcIternls
as those adopted BY the Mobile Daily.prgss.
'.l| y Nd Fl
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he ,hall be considered aswishing the Review con.
tiuued which s.al be forwarded, and The subseri,
non money expected on the rcceip, OF the hi =
number ashi ,br i'rsi instance.
Nonbscrp,iun taken iur less term than o,,s
year. qNH74 wa
Allcomu,pncations, posi- pnid, addressed TO the
.iuhlishefs NJ tlcir ssiAcer, Georgetown, d. C..
win rereiye prompt afternoon PohIirhen ofnews.
,psrs Who viii cpEy t'a foregoing prosrectuswill
.rcceiyea copy d tho worn ia exchange.
FULTON g. SMITH.
* a GEORGETOWN. d. G. Oct. 80, 1888. ~
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PROSPECTUS
or THE
PEARL RIVER BANNER.

lYEsfiE undersigned propose TO publish at the
IL town MONTICELLO, Mississippi, weekly
News Paper by the above name. We are welia-
ware that ID attempting tocommence the publica
ton Of paper at this time, thatw will have 70
labor under serious disadvantages; but we ieel
assured that we will be sustained by the people o.
the South Eastern part Of our State, as they are
wholly unsuppied with press IL that section; We
allNse to the counties s2uth OF Brandon and tual-
ding.
tits usual in prospectus to say something q
the objects Of paper, proposed 10 be published,
and the principles upon Which il Is 10 be conduct
ed. Our object---forwe will speak out frankly;
is first to make our paper source oiproft % OIL
selves, and secondly while we advance our own ~
terest make an honest effort 10 advance the inter.
est aud happiness OF those who pafrdhze us
We viii endeavur 10 nuke our paper pfd''sape
and Interesting to our patrons, by the discus.
sion and eueilation OF those subjects, wliei, WIZ
be most interesting and useful 70 them illese
subjects we suppose q be those relating 70 W ne
great agricultural interest of the country ~
sand moral principles Of the co'mdunlty.--ln
short tie intellectual Improvement Of te great %.
dy If tie people upon all subjects freeing h'eH
happiness aEdpyosPerity. Our politcai pfiSlpies
are THOSE GhlfIINfurt NY Nv uhulAiES9n' $50 's-
SON III favor 81 Just and strict construction .
Inc Constitutions We believe tint all pnwersn %.
gfonted 10 the Federal Government, IRE reserved
to the States or to the People; and Plat ALL yi'a
lions of the reserved rights Of the states, IS VI
olation 81 the Constitution and a dangerous usl-
pati,n 81, the part Of the Federal Government
THE present situation ofour country affords mel'
auehollv exmnplcof the consequences OF toe fA'
er.ltivc tlltowiig aside the Constitution and d's'e.
eardins all the checks and restraints which 'ea'
Constitution haaimposcd on him, and acting N,n
10 other restraint than bis own will ana WY
awfcekcss Denomination to effect hisown iayor's
schemes, though nillionsshould sink from ai''os,v
To- poverty il the general crush. In that poIuU"
IN Our paper devoted % politics, we have 20 ~
frrcnce olmcn, We 40 fcr prh'ciplcs--not mcn' !
WI 40 foa IinEn'Fy AND risE CoySrIrus'o.'s''s
rrRms :;-'rlm PFAnl Rlyrn .BasNEr WI y
published on a large Super-Royal street arr III
q subscrihsrs a. Ave dollars in adyaace or sly ~
tcrs at the expiration Of The year..
Ut GEORGE, J.CnHEA.,,
DONALD Ci.alElcS'
Monticello July is, 1887.
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i3npOTfnnE announcement.
m, WAS with sincere pleasure thar The -.
,;ss,s ,nen,opcd last season. the arrangement -,
wb;sh rug I.ADY,s BOOK AND LADIES 4.
MspI(,AN nj A(iAZINE. WERE uNrrEp. Avn
70 /. : rnryp ny
n Mas. SARAH ]. HALE.
4 = WIN fa ~ laa ba h IL has as m a% informs
rausemeut win a,,r
Mss Lf-s' 49, NJ
AorHoR q s tas. \. as'ingson
lotts, cxc Nc., VINO WIZ - soi' t WIN MIS-
Hale ID lending interest 70 epages q the Lady's
BOOK. Ter po~eriaia a'a WI ev,a'hence w'n me
January Npmpcr io,o - usa.'un y ''u ABOVE,
every NUMBER o. NJ wp,A ~, sou'aA
rL AK y W ~ r'isDi'i so''N1n ASr''
IN M i. ,r,,.;..
beavers ,oshow his grati,udeior the very many
favorsA basrecciyed from ms KIND friends, tie
public From among nc many icnaie writers Of
America perhaps ne two ias'fV' cooia nave been
selected, whose warren 'aieh's ale =, VIZ, carua-
TED 70 acorn WOLF ',Se tie Lazy : Do0S- When
y also mennonca WY " n D, !, IL ID,
M Ns:. & iG ,,,,s,l lsas NJ Y, !, ,,,,,,r
ilE oF An $1,000 AND
ssliLEs ME'bhEN. PIP con'iiDa.ofs g 1hcpoefu
cal department, y WIN " useless 70 vase asgs-
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NOTICE no NEWSPAPER PJnLIsIIERs
,YKvHE Editor Of do DELEwAllEAN, pub

YKVHE Editor Of tho DEIEWAliEAN, pub
LII Iished al Wilmington Delaware proposes TO
prepare 4 NEWSPAPER DIRECTORY and
therefore asks d favor, that each newspaper pub
fisher III the United States will forward him by
man, one copy Of their paper. He intends 70 ar
range them BY States, giving their politics. For
this favor, each editor sending hispnper shall re-
ceive ono copy 81 the Directory as soon as made
ready. The advantages asheet of this kind to
publishers, must be apparent TO all.
ftA3-Edtors will please copythe above one or
twice, in order to give itcirculation.
Feb. IL.
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PROSPECTUS
OF THE
\ I4ADY,S BOOK.

TNAyINGia larger circulation aaan any o,heJ
E "a ttonshly Periodical In America. COL
CURED PLATE OETBE LATEST FASH
ION IN EVERY NUMBER.
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>,ss-~lfsa. L. AJAX y,.j. +. Trouer,. and r.
}tpaiusK. fiay. lLYeM--R Robert 4. Patrick.
Tie higa co.ft' lsrrcrs and appeals has no ju8
8xislic,iom excerpt 9at pVperty belongs toa court
~ eFyosy anihpfc'b; its sessions are holden on
Tia Iirsi Monday u Dacember and January, at
Jackson: Jcing Irtd yhutone session pnr unnuni.
CAScELI.oE aFbgiE SgATE-Edward Tuner,
ChEE1--R. u Dibu.
Inc superior cobt Of Chanccfy has jurisdic
ten over allnat;erdpleas aud complaints what
sorFcs, belonging 10 pr equitable in d court ofc-
qdsy il holds two ssions annually.
CfRLpfF COURT.
This court mas digiaa jurisdiction IN civil car
SEES ia whichihe sud in controversy exceeds 500.
Feseach Of tue ckculs, ja3ge and attorney
aseeiccte: aaadrenil ialiy, from Nov. 1888
Isl JralciAI. D:sllicr, composed Of the coun-
iins q i''a.ns, tlailosne, jefferson, Warren and
Washing;on---esrd4 Ccalser, Judge. John ~.
~. JgaIctA Fms Gie9, composed ~ lhe couR-
tiesaf ias2p, iianes, Carroll, Yalaousha, eAoe-
,,w saa si,s''s ,g'ls--D M 's'uoA'
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YES q sssNson' Greene, ETY. \, rsayle 'e,ss
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VS. ~ f.uaia. i.fshe,a isaisAi'', Siauisuh al'a
fiihes--i. y. ANicnoisRis 5Gusc. .oah ~ W.
iiils, D's'ffct7 sAsaoIhf5-
Il Stn. JUDICIAL DasfRryf, composed q ne conn-
hes q loahnma, hsiisar, Massnan' i,aiayslse,
Panola, DE Soto and fsnca.-i Frederick W.. iiu-
ling, Judge. ,. Z. isaaes, District Attorney.
9Th. lgoicIAL Dssrsicr, composed Of the he com
mes Ct Monroe, ChcNesaw, rontotoc, ilppahs
Tishelaingo, and ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Adams,
Judge. Reuben Davis District Attorney,
4 acie sRontay G@e All9cs q mteuag ~ Rc
<stftlft Loit,i ~ eafA county at thts Stsifr.
x,,,,,,,,s. C3s scsttf .sionagy Names of
AK lSpafF1 saca coagstps fass.
Adams, "a N Apr. NJ Oct NatrAez,
.tinite, ~ do 90 Liocliy,
4Aitala, 1T dr 90 hosciusko,
Eogar, VI 90 %
Carrol, "a aft it'll n Mar. and
seps Satfoiisn,
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30

WvfIE sul,srTibsrs having puichrsed q spici,ain
III assortment pfrAScf TYPE, IRE rrcrmedYtr
execute JOB Work ofany kindwi.l, ncatness and
despatch. y. &.
COIiEA g. CAMERON.
\ Monticello Sept. 1897.
The Pearl River banner. (Monticello, Miss.) 1837-18??, 1839-03-30

A. G. McNk Gn,en,or. iii $40
n. W. 'lhNse, sctrr,ary cs- 'sstt. + y y
A. d. ssvsesf, 1,aIitnr Of Psnlic, Accou,.s.
rilss Bscs stare Treasurer.
7. r.CoLi-.l Auomey General, ill Noyem
-te- ts.t, ef
The native American., 1839-02-16

N,wspapcrs-There are in this District six
newspapers printed, four Of which are Wings
viz. Intellsencer, Alexandria Gazette. Potoma'
Advocate, and Marisonian. The Democratic
are, the Globe and our humble selves. Abou
the same ratio is throughout the Union.- Me
tropoHs. ..."
We suppose that the Native American, in the
opinion Of the Metropolis, was not worthy oI
considerations as it has failed to enumeratc i,
among the journals Of the District. The circu'
lation Of paper chiefly depends on the estima-
ton put upon its contents, aud it is by this we
are to determine what consideration attaches to
it, This being the criterion, we are neither
really nor osteasbly humiliated in claiming a
place among the papers of this District, for the
Naiire american, notwithstanding we have been
so unfortunate as TO escape the notice Of the
"humble selves Of the Metropolis.
Itmay come to pass that some who now know
US not. would, probsbly,at some futur" period
be nuitc prou,i Of our countenance. Nous fcrrons