The Pearl River banner., February 16, 1839, Image 4

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THE J tiiinahMiiuiiwHtvl Republican R.
tew, ill be ih(,!iIh),1 ia tiw ciiy of -1
ajtoa, Di.kt l Vl mi ii:,, on tin 1st dnyof
Juimary uc i, and delivered iwmtniy in all parts
t-U tin. Liiiii iuii'.-t devoted utdiuivrlv tii
advan.fiiu-1 o pu- great pimeiplet of the Whig
p.vy, and J(e cuJiu.agv nit of literature and
v . "I 'no of' tlie'v t y??r t confirmed
JU m llliudt iif tile In ire r ' vlii.ir kJ -...;,....
of the rVliigUriy, thata .. jujra exs iuhepc.
, nodical pie.J of me eount m ii, sholll), bfj
, W....U1HUU ih proitucuons tf our mat statesmen
wii uicMiy nij KcienUlic sutrcts, and those of the
;nuueut litejary genius of wlifch the United
Btatcenbist so ample a hare,ou. theTaiiius
nuiyuns Wai prrteut taemwjlvr, to a sound and
Jit tf-jfonuoijrdaji'Ui. piratl,.nf tfaniyfer. (iUVEKNJUENT OF, MISSlSSlTFJ.
v. miMi(rreii iishir:gtl)ir'Kevievl c6ih I - . '
!'".6f.W!l!.t'h 5l" be. ", J ibe'wicrin ; A. G. McNiitt. Governor. tiU 1&10
the recsiyt ot tliel iliird B. V. Bs,Nso,'Socretry of Mat.''
il A. B. Saondkrv, Auditor of Public Acemiu'ts.
lone I,'; .Silas Bxown, State Treasurer. '""'' t
1.1 OiiLUss, Attorney Ocuerul, bll Jvovem-
itcfcrmot be doubted that th htw.ent ot!,:. .
Buitds-tM publication or a work calculator! to jni
ruie and circulate true end honest political inform
, matio, a,,d to Counteract the direful influence ex
Tteftjr. monthly perweicrd of a similar nature
published in tins city, uneer the auspices, and bear.'
log tl name of the self-styl.id democracy of the
antral toy, advocating rte measures which, if SUr-
,3re Wd t0 ,n0ll,dcr " S the fab.
nc of our ilob,o Cm.stimtion, by placiiw construe-
uu newjwii:e ana advance thurea
. camj of cornet ambition .
" , Toe union of jnich principles with a general lit
eutart as 1 have insulted U,e common Vnse and
oii7 of the outry, by prl.u'ming theMar-
, detestaide from the Insidious way in which thrv
. ao co-ubmed, tends directly to the dirganu.
n!","1 """V8 Americans, should ue held
moM iwcrea. 1 nis cnmLLiatiun
secure them a ciaulation iu quarters' to which thev Muon,'rhier
might not otherwise; penetrate, as fctdl as from tt I At BraoJon, J
. IJi. niRii-toueKl phiiantbrcfyand cxpan
, ave hbmitlr of views, with which they are ai t
Sdly able to invest themselves, for he purpose ot
iedlii,g their way into the heads through the un
mspeeuni hearts i,t that cla on vhich depends
. u mm uupps 01 tiia natibii- its
"";" ""in me,. .... nco.
: o lubicupticu'ti.Uu fur a leu ''term
year.
All eommimiratlonf, fiost paid, addressed 'to the
pub ishers at their ri iVnro. ti..nrM,ur., i
will receive prompt attentr . Puhjhhersofiews.
papers who will copy the f-ogoiefj prospectds will
receive a copy of the work in exchange. ' T
FULTON & SMITII.
Geurgetown,D.C..Oct. JO, J83tf. I
: (Banks,
Tha Planters Bank, ISalchei, capital $4,
w,uwf ManiK u. vvilWns, President, hi W
Manderi: Cashier. It has seven ferancVeH;
1 in Manchester, E. E. Pope, president E.
J. PinkcrtiSn, cashier. ' - :
2 7a Vicksburg, W. L. gharkey, )residfDf,
Kobe.t Kiddle, casbiar. , . : J
3 hi Pott Gibson. D. Vf rtner. lirMiHan.- w.
F Goodin, ca'hier 1 ' ' I
4 In Woodville, II, Connell, president, A. M.
Feltui., cashier.
i 5 In Monticello, A. Fox,' president,' J.'S.
Carson, cashier. ',,'.
6 In Jackson,' J. lI.Morloa, president, VV. C.
Rii hards, Cashier,
7 In ColTmihus, A. Wier president, IV, B.
viinrmn, CHSiner,
JUDICIARY.
Judgt of the iligk Court of Error and
peals. -Vim. L. Sharkuj, J. K ."Ti otter, and P.
iCutilius K. rray. wrr itobert A. Patrick.
Tb high court of arrors and appeals has no ju
nsnicuon,exceprwniprqjH;ny oeiorigs to a' court
of errors uud appeals; its teioiis aro holdeu on
...vii. ... i 'e l- . . .. .
mearst juonuay ci ivcemoer and Januarr, at
Jatksori : being virtually but one sestiou per aiiuum
1 CfiANcELLoR tiv the Sxatl Edward Turner,
Clerk K. L. Dikou. " - ' , 1
The superior Coart of Chancery has juriidic-
uou over an mattery pieas ana, compiumts what
soever, belongiig tojor cosnirable in 'a court of e
quiryj it holds two sessions auaualfy. ,
, UllUsUH tUUKl.
f This court-has o'rigi.ial jurisdiction in civil-cases,
iu which the sufrt in controversy1 ex :cedii .r)l).
For each of the 7 'circuits, a judge and attoruey
iuiJnuiiiuiiy, iroin hot, jooJ.
,'', hn.JtiDKiAV. DiuTxicT, composed "of the coun
ties of Adams, 't'laiboriie, JeffcrsAn, Warren and
Washington George , Coalter, Judge. Johu JJ.
Freeman, District Attorney.
Jd. Judicial DisTnicif composed of thecoun-
TBAbHICIJLTURL BANK, 'Natchez, T, Y
I IS. ' I . Caruthers, District Attorney.' "
cspifal $2,000,000, Win.,' J. Minor, prwideu
.r- Aiernll, nasluer, It has one branch at
Pontotoc, in the county of the saroe noie,
Samuel Wbtt, president, W, Goodman, cath'r.
' The Commereiai Bank, Naluhez, capital
$2,000,000, L. II. Marshall, presideut; Thom
as II. Henderson, ra-hier. It has 4 blanches.
1 At Canton. Win, L. Balfour.
Harris, nresidnnt. i,; -,
3 At Holmesvill- n. Cleveland.
? 4 At ShieldMboroush, P. H. J'nor, president.
, The Rail JloJ Bank, Vicksbur-r, capi'al
at,w,vw, j. ,u. iayi.tr, president, Ihos. E
Kohins, caslier. ' It has one branch at Vernon.
ine uratij ua f
........ mre experienced sagacity of company, capital :$'i,000.0P0,
" uTOHius a moment in tccoc-
3d. . J udicial District, composed of the coun'
ties of , Wilkinson, Amite, Franklin, Pike, Marion,
Lawrence, and Hancock James Walker, Jtit'ge.
C. C. t;age, District attorney.
4th. Jodicul DjsraiCT, composed of the coun
ties oi isopiua, oimnson. Lovniiiton. tsnuth. ott
and JNeshoba Iluckurr Harris, Judge. E. G
Peyton, District Attorney.
5th. Judicial Distkict, composed of thecoun
tics"of Jackson, GrcAe, Perry, Wayne, Jones,
jasper, Clarke and Lnuderdale Thomas S. Stcr
hue,- J ud;c. John Watts. District Attornev
Cth. Judicial DisTtticT, composed of thttfcoun
ties of Lowndes, Kemper, Winston'and Octibb,
-.Judge. 1 Henry S. Bonne it,
fj7tlIEsubsrriUrb
JJ. asortiuent of a
Monticello
Ola
1115 purchesed a snlrndin
v Ti rt , are picparud to i
execute Job Work of a kind with neatness- and
.-patcii.
cqiEA &,
Sept.- li
CAMEKOX.
NOTICE TO NEWSMPElt PUBLISHERS
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cd ut Wasblngt..!, D.r.n. i, .V" l3
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ii.g reading mn'tti'r, . , '; - p tuiu
in advance.' - ' - . - . 4,1 P
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perhon acting as agent
scribers, enclosing rive
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tiiuit Yvnt. rnnu nfllinip tin il.r. , ,T I4,t irttunlc tn
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1 KE agents for the sale of the Smith and Rust
Xa. rrinting Presses, with which they can lur-
iiish their customers at manuiactuier's prieest
Chases, Cases, Composing Sticks, Ink , and every
article used in the printing business, kept for, sale ,
..- HI... i .. .
i im iuuinjuaumni ineaDava ii i . "S"nii
most liberal character, ' BWDlf4e
AH letters to be addretsed, ftee 0rBn ,
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iVrEditor, Ihrouchout theGS.'n' D'c
! ted to copy and noiiee- this advertl r")u"'
Mehopolitan will be scut tn ,!. . " tbr
I this request.' ; i- vuT'UlS id.
nmiiS the real naked defiinnitv r .!.:.
ot m.foein iUdicahsm under all the fair seeming
dius they may assume, yet to the younethev
are rletr with a subtle danger of thu most ber
niciugs character. u; - ,
. Tha National Magazine and Republican Rc
irw, is indeed, and will be conducted with these
,t,. i. 1-i Z :rr TT'"11 view Wardell, .hiar.
ca tbe r; a-r CrefkRail
.based heiHwsaUSatrX
Jican WWg party, aS well as for the inZ ' P' '., v. vv. .viuncaster, cash
mentand maintenance nf
- o-- mriaiure,
DUmif!:(r will na lU ........ . .
J. P.' 1'arbor
j. .Miieuuer, cashier.
o1rh1C0'Bmei'Tisl Bank ' Ko'lcey, capilal
$8,00,1)00, Thomas FreelauJ, president; John
Goodwin, jr. cashier.
The Cciamcrrial Bank, Manchester, M. B.
Ilanfcr, president. J. J. Huln!.
;The Mississippi and Alaiwma Hail Moid Com- 'uo's le Soto and Tunica Frederick W. Hu
rany, orandon, W. II. She toa. President 7.. I 'l"S Juito. 8. L. Isaacs, District Atrornev
ha
District Attorney,
7th. Judicial Distrj.ct composed1 of the coun
tics oi Attala, Leukc, Kankin, Madison and
Hinds I. R. Nicholson, Judge. J6hn II. Rol-
lin.'-, Diitrirt Attorney. .
Sth. Jcoi ci At DisTKicT.'comDO'ed of the conn-
ties of C-imhoma, Bolivar, Marshall, Lafayette,
Dth. JunictAL Distkict, composed of thecoun-
ties of Jlonroe, Chickcsaw, ; Pontotoc, Tippah,
iisueiiunno, ami itawamou feteohen Adams.
ii.. "I Wl,,ne"ncr fiP'e expense ill the
;uiunaiuiuriineiKor tne work, nor their ut-
mure, io ,-euaer tne Keview useful to the puh
hfl in a literary point of view, and honorable to
tie country and causa which it is destiued to es
pouse as a National work. .. ., ; ,
The period is fHstarrivingwhenthecountryill
emerge from the dominion of a party which has
come into power under the corrupt influence of a
mi,ica popular prejudice, and which hag advoca-
PROSPECTUS
or the
WSSISSJXTI 'JUATICE. AVD
Judge. Reuben Davis. District ylttnrniv.
Table shovihig the (tints of meeting of the
Circuit CchiH in each county of this k'tale.
Count,
BLL'd GUIDE.
HE scarcity of the ( Revised Code and
sheet acts of the I
ficully with which the Justices and constable of
this btate supply thenwelves, and the great wan!
ol such a work, as a Justice of the Peace on mr
of office See5.s. n fbe L,t"Z tr.: "... V. . 1 . 1 uuca oiler to tha Just,.
o the tanMi,, being ahk 7nff Z "lWf f ,.h' 0"t
...jumu a tuu, sunn upon tne tree in.
stituu&ns of the country, that can only be eradica
by he triumph of tlie principle, which govern
the Republican Wnig party of tlie present day.
1 lie advocates of tha principles alluded to, who
Dave stood foremost in rfeAmce of the Constitution
and Laws wht'n they were as diminutive as a party
could be, exerting the strength c.f a Leonldas hat-
wa., me nost ot erxes, and Wave nearly sde
. ceeded in rescuing the government' from the eraso
of corruptit n. will deem it their imperative duty to
continue their efforts, end it cannot be better done
than by supporting a pcridicol of high standing
for sound poliiical pririple and literary worth
and such. an one will be found in the National
wagazmeand Renulilic-io Rovi.. '
, Tlie success of the Magazine will therefore de
pend, in. a measure, on the great-' body of the bp.
ponents of the present Administration, who,
terest it w ill be to aid in its perhfianeiit establish
ment. . And it will be equally 1inding oii tfie tal
ented and patriotic band of leading Whigs to spare
neither time nor labor t(tha"explanation and ad
vbcacy nf the true and only principles on which
depenifc'tHe great experiment of Republican Gov-
rnmeiu
Having made thcte few remsrkorrihe polUical
cast of tie publication, w feci cnnftdnit that its
utility will be readily pBiceived by the public, and
tully appreciated. In addition to the prttitkal fea-
iurs, me loimwing will be the principal subjects
, " virw wiu treat, uom the pens of
tne most celebrated writers of the present day.
. 'Reviews aud Criti:al Notices' will 'occupy a
aart of its page--, thereby giring praise' to genius,
pud censure to such productions only as1 arc rich
. ly deserving of - . . - ,
A sketch of tKe1 proceedings of Congress will be
given at the close' of each session" in whi will be
explained the ca'use and tlTvct f ll prominent
acis arffl ineasiTTs, compiled by a grntlAnan of
acknowledged ability and oppoitunity to ariance
and coBect such matters as will prove both iutertw-
aim siiMruf uve, .. . i';
ElecSou Jieturns will be given in'a tafcularform,
embracing ali electins of Importance in thovarious
8tatcs,ttg early as practicable afteTie reception of
oincial returns. . . - .
Essays and Tales aNo form nn iihportnnt part of
the work, and nH origiual articles df this character
will receive prompt attention. Tlie object, of the
publishers, next to enhiUiciug the.gM cause in
-niwn iney nav einoaWM, will bo tfi furnish the
reader with Mich matters 'as will both instruct and
amuae, such as
' Sketches aud Reminiscences of events too min
nte for history.
- Biograptiic-il and Histo'iical Sketches of distin
guished pwsouagrs, Jfcc.
; priginal'Poetry will be well sprinkled tferonrh
its pages. . .
Engravings of diFtingui'.hcd Stetesmen. If the
wVkhould receive the same eucooraeement hs is
usually extended to periodicals of a literai-y and
-v,v..... vi,uni.v..i, me uiM:iiutT!i io inn idtvjew
tosrether wlth'a complete set of forms of Deeds!
uui.u?, a Knowiedementa of Dower.'
... v.,. c lusii umenis,
To place such a work into the hands of Josli-
cts and Cofiftablee would save much trouble
KI time to'bfficers
ieci. As tha law now slauds it is with tha ut
most difficulty to be ascertained whether a writ
ten law u ia lorce or not, which often misleads
The work will be'pablfehfxlinoue Duodecimo
volume, law binding;, corifpr-istng from tvo huo
died and fifty to three hundred pages, Vith a
digested index ol the extents, giving a conden
sed statement of h!I it confains. The work will
be ready for delivery by ho r-f Jtfarr h IA39.
r , " v- HUTLEli, J. P.
Carrnllton; i'ept. t5 ir38 - ,
Ja S. COLLINS,
: Attorney andCrttirisellor at Law
IWmes County, Mississippi.
"Septra 1S37, jy.
Adams,
A i in to,
Attala,
Bolivar.
Cauoll,
Chck asaw,
Choctaw,
Claiborne,
Clarko,
Copiah, ,
t'oahomn,
tov'nton,
Do Soto,
Franklin,
Gicen,
Hancock, '
Hinds, '
Holmes,
Itawamlia,
Jackson,-
Jasper,
J ctierson,
Jones, - -
Kemper,
LAW JffOTlOE.
f & S. SMITHS ha v a?s6ciatpd
' ' lhplilijlvie iri I rio 'a l '
'aw, they wj sttt-nJ to professional tu
Mnenin'tbp Superior' Courts held in
'acksGn. aii.l in the countips of Law.
runce.'.lftrit.n, Covinplon, Simpstm. "Co
r!l. i:i..'i:.... ' ' -;. . .
, .... r.u j ikc, any ou?ines roiifjtied to
their care Vill receive lhp"fr
undivided attention.
:0.
' Fpb. T, 1838 17-tf.
On ichat Mandav
Court is held.
'M in Apr. & Oct -
2d do do .
1 1st dp - do
3d do do
2d aft 4th in Mar
. ' "Sept.
' -6 after 4th in April
and October,
' ;lst after4thin April
lld October, " '
s3d in 3Iay & Nov
i!d do - do
1st , do do
Udin A or &. Oct : :
3d May A- Sov
4th Mar& Sep
'1st April 4, Oct
'1st do do
1st Mar &. Sep "
2J after 4uY in April
and Oct.
2d after 4th in' March
and Sept. -
7th after 4th in April
' and Oct "
4th March-A-Sept,
1st May&. Nov,
2d J une & Dec -4th
April & Oct
3d mav Sr-J.inv
i ; ' " 1
liauuuraaie,' 3d JVtay 4c Nov
Iawrence, i'd Mar &, Sept '
Leake, , 2d April &. Oct
Lafayette,, 1st afieHilHu- April
ami uct
2d April &, Oct '
4 th ' do do
5d Jlr& Sept ,
4th April & Sept
3d Mar&Sept
2d Juue A-3d Dec
1st Jan & July
2d Mav & 1st Nov
5th May it 4th Nv '
Jd April & Oct
'' 2d after 4th in April
' and uct
P'e. ., 4th March & Sept '
Poiiola, 4th April & Oct .
Rankin, 3d dr.'
Lewndcs,
Madison,
Marionr
Monroe, ,
Marshall,
Neshoba,
Newton.
Noxubee,
Octibfceha,
reny, '
Pontotoc,
county scats.
Natchez, -Liberty,
Kosciusko,
and
Carrol'ton,
Houston,
Greensboro',
1 Port Gibson,
; tuitmaii,
CralJutm,
' Loahomac. h
'Williamsburg,
- ueriiando,
J jvieadviiie,
leakeviile,
' Miicldsboio
Raymond,
'Lexington,
Fulton,
Jackson, 0. II.
'I'auldiug,
r aycttu,
- Ellisvillc,
Do Kalb,
Marion, .
Momicello,
Mjartliage,
'Oxford,
Columbus,
1 Canton,
tfcluinbia,
'Attieiis, ,
Holly Springs,
1 hilaoelphia,
wecatir,
Mai-nn,
Staikeviltc,
Augusta,
and furnished on short nouce. Old type taken in
exchange for new at nine cents per lb.
N. o. Newspaper proprietors wnn will give the
above three insertions will be entitled to hve. dol
lars in such Articles as they may select , from our
Specimen v . " .' i
E. WHITE it HAGER.
' ' March 1, IS3S3t. , ; :
',. NEW, YORK WEEKLY WlIlGi
The constant rails at cur olhcofor a . weekly
paper has induced usio coinineiife tho " I'he
New York Wki.klv Wh'iu." ''.We. have in
curred lonsidernble txpeiue in order to fumi-h
our readers with a sheet sulliciently large to
coiitam all the urce?sary matter expected in a
weekly paper We now present them with the
LARGvsr .PAPER IS THE UMTED
STATES. ,, , .
- Om Politics our tourse i .alewdy known;
our hi tides will be ..comprehensive, ; moderate
and candid, wild enough hrmucos and decissinn
to'coiivinf e our advirsariks UimJ 'they cannot
drive us Ironi the field while there "is a rag ol ;
the Whij' banner for us lo rally wider. -
Scientific SsETciiiia will also appear re
- "PROSPECTUS
." OF. THE
LADY'S BOOK.
HyiIS ( a lg'i circulation than ; ""i
Monthly Prriodiral in AL V
OUKED PLATE OF THE LATEST p1'
ION IN EVERY NUM1JER7 FAS
IT WAS with "sincere pleasure that
lishcrs mentioned last soiivm, ,), ..... t&
which the LADY'S HOOK" .... i :a
MERICAN MAGAZINE,
"10BK ED1TE.D BY
MllS,SARATT.T ITATf
It in with equal nleasiii-u 'thnt'twi . .
the patron, of a work thilt h, J
raugrmeut.with ';.'- . , ' "
MISS T.PT if
Author of Peucil Ski-ii-K.. at 7 ..
rot.. &c. tt.wh,, k ",fii
Hale , lending ,0 ,be pages of the l,
Bonk. Her poa erlu) aid will flommenr. w H
January Number, 1838. Inadditinn ,.
larly.
We have made arrangemen's by which, we
will be enal led to prtstul every week, excel
lent Medical KtroRTs. This department will
be under tlie supervision of, n of tha . niot
eminent, expericticed uiid- skilinl surgeons of
this city, aud cannot fail to be exceedingly in
teresting. I There-is not a medical journal pub-
isiied iu New oi"k, and something at the kmd
haslnen much needed. We trust our medi
al depactoicut will' in a great measure supply
(he'want cf so dosirable a puhliculkoh,..-t
t'OREIC.V AND DOHRSTIC EWg, V. 8 'shall give
as tully as po.8ibl-, and we intend 'to coppj
argely troui th t ench and English 'papru.
iXoheiu.n LiiTEaATcKE will met with cHrelul
atieniion. uup revonrces in this ucpurtmeni
are inexhaust ble. German and French. Lite
ratine will be paiticu arly uMictd. "I hi di
frittien; is supplied by' one of the' btfst thui
la r sol ihe country.,
Historical Jsketchss will appear frequent,
ly, and, care will be obscrved to nave Ihcm
correct. ,.)
BiOdBAriiiCAL Notices of prominerit men.
willtornia portion of the feadme; matter'of the
VVeeklv Whig. lU is our Intention 'to 'furnish
ar curate wooJ cut likenesses of our native po
ets.
TifE 'Drama we take under our especial kee
ping-, anu wnne we snail endeavor to Oo-ustice
to the talented, we shall also closely Criticise
'he wretched murders so constantly coaiiniUed
upon tne tage.
rvKAfciNGH roa'CniLDREN Will bv furnished
wnn a wood t utsenerally atfoinnanviriw. Our
...'.. - i j n ' f "
otp?ot here will be to interest and amuse the
nitig enerhiion.
IKK iMiiRicot the slsze 'needs refornmiinri
aud It will become our duty to point out, as
idi- hi pofsime, several imornvemeuts w h rh
tMA n..wl'..(.l.. ... 1 u.. i, ... .
-,c .u:ii uicijr icvjuiicu vy me ThiiiUIV' llltribi.
sin? intelligence ol the ccmomnit v. ,
To the Ladies we have it word tn av
we shall not forget their interf-sts'ihsHs.
I L- i.il:..'. v -it i . . ' r.
nc. mu uitr iHsmui.j will Claim OUT tiot cii f o.
qomitly, nod receive .siMi . alteution as will
please. We are fuliy aware, that to render
our paper Breeable, w amst receive the imI.
iuii.miu eiHuiiragement oi our ir friends.
every number of the woik next v car v. ill rnZ !
PLATE OF SUPERBLY cffioSS
.TlfK MlilRCriht ml'a..A.- ....
dfcavors to show bis cr;.iidir! i y
ftvorshehasreceived from his kind frieV
public. 1 rom among the many female wtilE J
America perhaps ne two Ludtrla rn,,i,i h,... I.
selected, whone varied talents are so wellalraW
ted to adorn a woik like tlie Ladv. Ibni, iv...
it-is also mentioned titul 1
1TIE HEM ANN VI iirV. . V,
MRS
V AI jL-L. ill liLr-ri, tiro CUUIrihnlnr. ! ik. iu
cal apartment, it will be useless to watte .
nienfin endeavoring to show what is apparent
the Lady's Ponk will stand uiiriv.1111... 1.
periodicals of the country.
ion im'r v vl Comaing .mkc' of W
iyji ML) bK in many a case orie'.iwl.
TERMS.
The Herms of the Lady's Book is Thi. Tv.ii
per anhum, or Two Copies for Five Dollars pan
ble in advance. " '
All orders mus be addressed to
.... L. A. GODET.
Literary R.mms, 211, Chesnut Street, one doos
below Seventh, Philadelphia.
As the publisher of the Lady Bhok is connec
ted with with other popiilar perioriicals, lie
gests-jfor the purpose of remittauCe the following
CLtfBBING.
h
p
5
$5
Lady's Book and D'Israeli's NrJvelj .
Lady's Book and Bulwer's Novels, for .
Lady's BooE and Marryatt's Novels, for
Bulwer's and MarrvattsNnvL ,
Lady's Book and Saturday News, : .'...
Lady's Book and Celebrated Trials
Uulwer's or Marryatt's Novels and Celebra
ted Tri.ilt . . l ,
Buiwcfi and D'leracll's Nrtvai.
Maarj-ati's and D'Ibraeli's Novels
PROSPECTUS
of tiii; ' t
PEARL RIVElj BANNER.
r"piIE undersigned prooose- to riuhlkh at rke
;ippi a week'
We are well s-
X
town of Mo.VTICEI.LO. Mimkonnk wwHt
1ano hv tUM ilw..:- ' V.J .. .
" " " ...uvi w utv auvru ilium.
La
Wei
proiuilt and --tt', ' lsbJunei Dee
Office at jMonttcel- mP""i 4th May & Nov , ,
--'iniin Zili Alay&lst Dec
Tallahatchm, 3d Mar 4, Sept
Tunica," 1st April & Oct' '
Tippah; 3d Mar & Sept
J-isheiningo, lst do da -.'
Wttrreii, Lt May & Noir .
Washington, 4th Mar &. Sept '
Wayne, 2d Adril & Oct ,
Wilkiriton, 4ln ,. ,j0 j0
Winston, . ,4th May k Nov
Yallnbusha,4tli iIar 4 Sept t
,Yaoo 5th after 4th In March
and Sept-
'Pontotoc,
, Holmcsville,
louoia,
Brandon,
Scott C. II.
Wwtville,
Smith GUI.
Til'atnba,
' ; Ripley, ,
'. Jacinto,"
, Vicluburg,,
Pr&ceton, ,'
Winchester,
"Woodville,
Louisiile,
Coffeeville,
. ,'Ccnton.
We shall endeavor to deerve it, by always fur- WiiM ht in attempsing to commence the public
nishing something suitable to t.ieir tastes- t'n of a paper at this time, that we will haveto
Taixs of eigrossiur 'fute.-esi will alwavs hi' labor Mnder serious disadvantaces: but we lest
r ...... .i .i. ... t.i . . . ; - - i ..... .... " .
uuuu iu me weeaiy wr. . i . ussurea mat we wiu De sustained by the people of
RsviEwaof late puMtvations, and .notices of th Soil,n Eastern purl of our State, as thry ie
iuvi nu romancts, win Do I'egularly civen. I wl,u"y nnsuppiien witn a press iu that section; we
AilE I'OETIty we iMltili.'h will b r-..,.!,.!!., '"'"tie to tno counties vuth of Brandon aAd Pual
VI li...
CANTON, MISSISSIPPI,-
April 1,1 a.m
I'llINTIXO ESTABLISHMENT
.POlt'SALLV
R.lflri.i , Ulifl ri. . r. n . . 1 1 1 ,
f . o in. i un uHiiu aireauy sever-
hi ueamiiui pieces lioni Known writer .!.., h
riini, tutin inspri. , r
m ...
UfcatRAL iOBCATION Wl f.rm a i
IaiIiih . Ia ll,.. IU'-. 1.1. tin- .
j i.i5ii HiAiirrroi uio urst imp or
l''MnCLUSMENT8, We have ,,vmnl '..nlMl
wood cuts, and oiher now wiui the ,uraveril
on or more which mayre regularly expected
... wU woimr iiunmer. , he rt mostly
fmm original designs, aud will add m..rh i ii,-
value of the paper.
ling.
It is usual in a rrosnertns to iav snmctliine of
tbo objects of a pnner, proposed to be nublisherf.
and the principles upoa , which it is to be conduct
ed. Our .object for we will speak out fraully
is first to make our paper a source f profit tft our
selves, and secondly while weadsancequrowa in
terest, make an honest effort to aiivar.ee thehiw
est and happiness f those who- patronize us.
We will endeavor tor make our paper profitable
and interestine to aur patrons, by the discus
sion and elucidation of those subWts. which will
db most interesting and ufeful to them.
SIAIL ARRANGEMENTS.
NORTHERN via Jackson, Columbus &c.
.,, ni iu urn unvicw rlp ci
will not only find their numbers embellished with Sundays and Wednesday, irt 4 P. AT
aiiiTMec npiirn iiim n nrna ttw aiaM.ii, . ii i imin m
.wremm.t 7 ' """'la-'d Thursdays, at 6 A. W.
w Orleans.
rrHE public is respectively iuformcd that thei wy rompetent, ami will devote ' the
- " .ti,n. .1 . TV ft , 1 Ll. .... ...
,.. me eastern Clarion is now offered' ' tne'ftew: lork .Markets. Under
forsalo, ' The proprietor of the establishment, 0I,P Commercial hem) will be found full re.
though reluctant to part with it, isompalled tern- "Tts of the Markets; Pr.ce Current! Slock and
porariy to suspend his op)ation, or yield it to Exebangej Bank'Nule Table, and MI mailer
Tbcts
CovMPBci.r W. ti.n. . ' , '. """J-" suppose m oe titose reiauc to tne
VOmhercial. ' v nVe A rrenn mr.lnv.,t l.i-t.nt .!...... i s. . . .r tl.
who lor a loof time bus been engaged in nrocu sound moral nrmri,,!.. f .u. .
ring- rommerr al intellis-enf. u ' .1. . i- . .1 i. ' v.,,,,,..;...
" n I " " in BVCIV I fllUi W Llltl Ilil'lIf'Prlin I IDintAUenlAnl Al thk iAnl nfk
vuluablaimumem ' 1 ; ""nunyjanu Thursdays, at 6 A
TERMS.--.The Nati,mkMagatinn and Re- at U 1 flERS via Holme.rille, Ne
ii.imi.mn review win ne puuiisheil in monthly num- c.
!5-.t uagos. eacn, oa nae paper, wvi.-Su.idays end Wednesdays at P at
with new and Noisome type, and in the most ap! CI 0FC ' , " ' P M"
provH ail mechanical ty.nhical appearance, -""""anJTlH rsdsysat C, A. M-
at tl,emdemte price Fvo Dollars a year, pay' EASTERN via Mount Carmel Willi t,
ttWeinoUeasPa-inndvasK-pet on the tiwry of ' "iou" armeI Williamsburg,
Ciefekd Amhpr.-s4tnwit H.'-sr-. ' .7?. . ' v -r " '
Any pron fm vratti in? tn Fr,jtt-.'u. ..u
lrs, and bfro.mn' rerrf.n,ihle fot th- amount of
..i ..7 - T,Miii rwiwa
uDi'TrnutxRiong at Uir -rty i
The-piibliijhcrs will bt u'"i.
l. ....
-lied th certiScawof n Port '-'t - r ' J ,
eurH.wt fnT'Wtolforwiw.M rtKt,n-y. ,
Jt auhtoibsiuHif4(ai.'.ri ' e .'ioB
hiii,siil-si-r'.ber.
I'.r !'.! irniu-vi
CLOSE3-.Moi.day, and Thuy,, 7; a.m!
' ' ' , . E; ENGELHARD, p. M.
OF EVERY KIND,
-EmX'TEa AT THIS OfTICEi
other hands, by engagements which require his
absence from, Paulding, and necessarily ; prevent
nis aitcnnanee to the duties of the office, with that
re:;uliu ity which is in justicd due to its patrons.
T.e office is-etitirely new, & in excellentcondiUon.
Ifce location a desirable ono for health and profit,
ctmimandmg the immediate patronage of several
lluurish ing ami populous counties, and of the east
eru comities, gcrornlly. Those wrshing to pur
chase will please make application to the pionrie.
tor, J. J. McRAE, at Jackson, where their com
munications will be punctually attended to. .
t P S.:' The building end lotconnectpd with tho
office,, .me of th most eligible, fronting on the
public square, in Paulding, maybe had if darcd
by the purchaser. . ,
Jan.l,183J.,; " "
.-blanks; -r
OF EVERY DESCRIPTION, PRINTED
Mtt'i ncaUeu and despatch at tltfs if
calculated lo.interett husihew men who will all
uuu ii io ineir eavatiiage to patmuize us, as we
uieuu m Men weexiy paper to insert the ad ver
.emi-ms pununog in tno Daily Whig durine
Terms. Three dollars a year,' j adranee.
and no pper will be furnished unless the terms
are strictly complied with. '
'. ORiiERMlor the psper must I'e nddrvsed to
the Publisher JAfES G. WILSON.-m the
olBce of ihe New York Daily Wio,' 127 Nut.
sauStree'. NolaWer, taken f.om the Post
OhV , u nl ess po$t pa j'rf. ,
CoMMOMicinao BiRT'b, addressed to the
.' Pn4it.f $5, flollar. (pot Paid) will
be entitlsd to two copiee of the Weekly Wbi?
for one vean mm. c i
tueof the New York Week y Win, , ;. ,
us rheirp,i.r. will r.cei,. a 111!
oot jetr ' ; , 7 . W
whole of ly of ithe people upon all subjects affecting tlisif
iinppmess nnn prosperity. t Jur political principles
lire those entertained by Washington and Jsffof-
son. Iu favor of a just and strict eonjtruetion of
the Conititution. VV heheve that all powers not
granted to the Federal Government, are reserved
vi in ..ii.iuin r lo mc rcopiet and that all vi
tione of the reserved rig!ts of 'the States, is i
olutfcon of the Constitution and s dangerous uw'
piition on the part of the Federal GovernmeMt.
The present situation nf our country effordsR met
ncholly examplcof ,fbe conse(urnre of fb r
ecmive throwing aside the Constitution end'disre..
garding atj the.rheekinnd restraints whMitht
Constitiitimi hart imposed inn him, and acting rifo
no other restraint than hit wn will j and with
a wrerkless determlnntioii to effect disown favorite
schemes, though millionsshould sink from nffliience
to poverry In the general crush. In thst nort1"'1
of our paper devored to politics, We have no tr,
frrei.ee fi men, we go for principles not men. )
Wr, roa Lirehtv vn tim CowmtTioN.
Terms.- Tm Pearl Riviii Ba.vmrr will
published on a large Suner-Woval ibeeiand M
to subscribers at five dollars in advance r.ftixdifrV
art at tne expiration of tnp yeas,
G FORCE J.COHF'A.
. DONURCAICROX'
MotiUfIIo Jly Ut 2,
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