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Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
FROST IN MASSACHUSETTS.

On the 10th ult., the Essex Register
says, some of the low lands in this vicinity
were white with frost. The Lowell Adj
vertiser of the 18th, says they had frost
there also.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08

Under the general banking law of New
York, the establishment of John Jacob As.
tor, and J. Delafeld, of that city, has COM
menced operations. 1t is said arrange.
ments are in progress for the receipt Of
its paper, by banks in the West
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
For the Piney Woods Planter.
FEMALE EDUCATION.
NO. 2.


"Let the now no longer-disputed fact,
that you (females,) possess the capabili-
ties of acquiring every species of know
ledge that can enhoble our nature, animate
your bOsoms with courage to remove the
obstacles which ever impeded the pro-
gress Ces1ur minds. would adjure you,
by all the experience Ofthe past, by these
bright anticipations Of the future which
we SO ardently desire to possess, by our
joys and our sorrows, to set about freeing
ourselves from the state of mental bond
age in which we now are. Then, and not
till then, will pure morality, sincere and
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
FIRE.

In New York, on the 9th ult., 80 no u.
ses were destroyed by fire. Three per-
sons, it is said, were burnt to death.
Some 60 or 20 houses have bee burnt
lately in Hudson, N. Y. We b. ave seen
no estimate Of the loss.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
]. BROWNIE

F. W. THOMAS, Esq, the talented au-
thor Of Clinton Bradshew, The Emigrant,
&C., is solicited by some of the citizens Of
Cincinnati, Ohio, to be a candidate for
Congress. He has given qualified refu.
sal, which, on the whole, leaves it very
probable he will allow himself to be nomi.
mated.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08

The Steam Packet Ship, Natchez, was
in New Orleans, on the oath ult., on her
way to New York; she had on board few
bales of the new crop of Cotton, said to be
of good quality.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08

Neegator was received too late for in
sertion this week; we will, with much
pleasure, give it place in our next; il is
well pointed article.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
THE WEATHER.

The mornings and evenings are unusu-
ally cold for this part, and season. Last
week some mornings were so cold that fire
felt quite pleasant.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
SPECIE.

Two hundred and eleven thousand sew
en- hundred ard sixty-one dollars in specie,
from Tampico, was received in N. Orleans
on the 18th ult.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
GREAT ENTERPRISE.

We learn from the Cleaveland Herald,
that Lord Durham intends to connect the
Northern Lakes with the Atlantic Ocean,
by Ship Canal:
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
"TorOnto, 2lst Julu.

Captain McAuly, who is at the head Of
our Engineer department, told me yester.
day, that Lord Durham is determined tc
make ship canal to lake Erie from the
sea, and that the navigation of the Wei.
land will not be impeded by the construc
ton Of the new canal. This, | believe, is
certain.
Yours, very truly,
]. BROWNE.n
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08

The books for subscription to the Mis-
sissippi Union Bank, have closed on last
Monday; ,764 shares taken in this coun.
ty, $l,67S,4OO.
Piney Woods planter and Amite union literary reflector. [volume] (Liberty, Miss.) 1838-1838, 1838-09-08
ARREST.

ARREST.
The murderer of Campbell, Brown
who was killed in Washington, Mi, in
February last, has been arrested and COM
mitted for trial.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

TIME stockholders Of the Real Is
L tate Banking Company Of Kinds
County are hereby required to meet
at the office Of said company in Clin-
ton, on the Sd day Of July next, for
the purpose Of clecting Board Of
Directors Of said company. 1t must
be distinctly understood that to con-
stitutc subscriber stakeholder, en-
titled to vote at this meeting, nc
must have executed his bond and
mortgage, for his amount of stock
subscribed, and paid up the hall per
cent called for by the present Board
on said stock.
CCWLES MEAD. Pfcsie,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

Charles q. Bamsey, kShelton tlacken-
zic, Wilkins Tannchill. Charles A. Jones
WIN. b. Oaks. Oiway Curry. George D.
Prentice, Eph. Peabody, Thomas II.
Shreye. Samuel EcIls. John 3. Dillon, al
bert Pike, Lewis +. Thomas. Mrs. Car
oline Lee Hen,z. !. A. M'Clung, II. J.
Groosbeck, ]. n. Million, Miss Harriet
L.Beasley, DR.. S. =. IIiidreth,and others.
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Biographical Sketches particularly ofth'
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Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

TINE undersigned commissioners
H. will meet at Dinkins' Hotel, in
Canton, Madison county, Miss. to ex-
anime the title papers, for raising sub
scriptions for stock in the Union Bank
on every Tuesday during the time pre-
scribed by the charter.
JAMES ADAMS,
ID. M. FULTON,
NJ. CALHOUN.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
FKO6 u 5
For PUBLISHING
THE LAWS OF lHISSiSSIPPl

Law, being the rule Of action pre-.
scribed by the supreme power Of the
State, commanding what is right, and
prohibiting what il wrong, general
acquaintance with its provisions is de-
sirabc to the scholar, the legislator,
the planter and mechanic, as well as
the lawyer by profession. All classes
Of society, in a republican govern
ment, like our own, dependent, for the
perpetuity of its institutions, alone
on an enlightened public sentiment,
require some knowledge of the legal
enactmentsupon which their lives, their
Liberties, and their fortunes, depend.
The laws Of Mississippi, Of gene
raj nature, as enacted by her success
sive Legislatures, lie scattered in nu-
merous volumes, buried under mass
of private acts, 81 importance to those
alone who are directly interested in
their provisions, and offering, by their
bulk, and the want CT arrangement,
an almost insuperable barrier 70 that
general dissemination Of their con
tents, amongst the great mass Of the
people, which their Importance would
seem to require.
TO collect and arrange all the laws
! of general nature, now in force, IN
this State, under their appropriate
titles, together with suitable digested
index, and experimenting, in person,
the completion Of the works, uat;l
ready for delivery, will be a labor Of
no small magnitude. The support
and PATRONAGE Of the intelligent cili
zcns Of this great State, ! feel conf
dent, will not be withheld from aiding
in the accomplishment Of a worl
which will more widely disseminate
a knowledge Of our Institutions, ant
the wisdom on which they are based
r. J. FOX ALDEN.
4 Jackson, Mss, Feb. 1888.
i or The work will be published il
two royal octave volumes, comprisln
i from five to seven hundred page,
/ containing all after the enacting CLAUSE
tey5atim, Of every law now in fore,
of a general nature, together with
reference to the pamphlet laws.
l digested index Of the contents OF ii
volumes, will be appended, brngln
at once to the view condensed stat,
ment Of the standing law, under i
! distinct and appropriate title.
TERns will be y to subscribers, fly
/ dollars persolume, bound and lettere
: PAYABLE on delivery.
The work will, If sufficient encou
Q agement is obtained, be ready for d
by the LIST of January, 1889.
E iNSOLyENT NOTICE.
: THE undersigned commissioners off
a solvcncy on the estate of Albcrt'r- Ia
$ fngwell deceased, will meet for the pl
+ pose Of adjusting the claims against sa
Y estate, at the office Of. Mcssrs. Tupp
and Rollins, in Canton on the Sd Monda
Of March, April and May next, at 10
clock A. NJ. Of each day.
!. JOHN II, ROLLINS,
THO'S. J. CATCHING,
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
THE WESTERN MONTHLY MAG
AZlNE, Aad Literary Journal.

"
AtONDUCTED by Nv. D. Gallagher
u and j. b. Marshall The editor Of
the "Wustern Literary Jaurnaln hnving
in conneyion with Jas. b. Marshall, Esq.
become proprietor Of the "Westorn
Monthly Magazine" the two works have
bccu united, and will hereafter be pub
lishcl. simultaneously, at Cincinnati and
louisville. Every arrangement being
now made for issuing the Magazine
p,inc,ualv, and in style equal 70 lis
Eastern co,cmporaries, it is trusted that
Tho union here announced will meet the
pnprobalion OF the patrons generally Of
boih publications. The readers OF the
"Journaln Will find increased attractions
in the work, frem the contributions O
the correspondents Of the "Magazinc;'
and those of the Magazine" will no
only find the same, from the writing o
the correspondents Of the "Journal," bu
will also get larger amount Of readin,
matter than they have hitherto received
Not in The spirit of boasting, but TO give
patrons Of the "Magazine and Journal
an idea Of what they may expect, iron
month to month. ms the numbers appear
The following list Of occasional cores
pondcnts and regular contributors, is CIV
en-:
Morgan Neville, Edward d. Mansfield
James II. Perkins, Alexander kinmont
l,iwarl p. Crunch, John l.. Riddell
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
NO1TCE.

"ANING purchased the entire intcr-
Ell est OF the Drug Store formerly
owned by DR.. McINryRE, | will in the
course Of two or three weeks have on
a fresh supply Of every article necessary
for the planter or physician; and am de-
'crmined 10 use every effort, 10 give gene
raj satisfaction. and make it TO their int
rest to deal with me.
Il. d. WARD.
Canton, Nav 9, 1888. 5O--ti
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
IISr OF LETTERS

DEAiAlNING in The Post Office at
AZ, Canton, Mi, on the LIST July, 1888,
which, If not taken out before NE lsl o,
October next, viii be sent to the General
Post Office as dead letters.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

0eFPersons calling for the above
Letters, will say they are advertised.
JAMES PRlESTLEY, 7. NJ.
Canton, July, 1888.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

Rules prescribed BY the Bdak Atlofnep,I
for the mguiation Of land titles 10 bcI
mortsaged to Tie Mississippi Union
Baak.
LIST. Fifty years possession in the
tenant or his ancestor.
Cd. Patent from the United States.
Sd. Spanish and English grants le.
gally and fully executed.
4th. Order Of surveytrom the Span
/ ISL Government confirmed by the com
imissioners acting by the authority Of
the United States.
18th. Deed from Indians confirmed
by the President.
9th. Indian reserves confirmed by
the President.
18th. Receivers receipt for money
paid to the government for public
lands, accompanied with an affidavit
that the duplicate has not been trans
ferred.
9Th. Whca the certificates Of the
receiver of the payment OF money is
transferred, the transieree must fur
nsh evidence that the transfer is &c:
cording to the rules Of law.
9th. Where purchaser, under the
| Government, has transferred his title
by deed or otherwise, and has failed
to transfersnis certificate, or in case
| the same cannot now be transferred IN
consequence Of the death Of the origi
nal purchaser, or loss of the certificate
then certificate Of purchase from tht
receiver will be received as evidence
10th. In connecting The chain 0
, titles whenno REIMBURSEMENT ofdowe
appears Of record, the fact must be es
tablished BY affidavit that the granto
was unmarried, or had no wife at thu
time Of such conveyance, that coult
, legally claim dover in the estate 81
Z conveyed.
18th. The title papers must be &C
companied by the certificate Of tn,
clerk Of the court of record of thu
county, that there is no mortgage
deed OF trust, or other conveyanc,
operating as a lien on the estate, cithe
,, real or personal. proposed to be mort
, gagged to the bank; or if any such eS
list state their amount and nature.
18th. Each observation-disclosures
accompany his title papers with al
affidavit, that there are no Judgment
against HMM any Of the courts Of th
State Of Mississippi, or in the Circu
Court olthe United States for the Dbl
trict Of Mississippi, operating as a lie
on the estate proposed to be NOR
gagged TO the bank, or if there shoul
. exist any judgment or judgment
state their character and amount.
May 80, 1888. i-sw
III SHEundersigned keeps constant
H. on hand a genuine assortment
Botanic Medicines and various cor
pounds: such as, Antl-Dispeptic' VIII
Bitters; Astringent Syrup, for dysc
tary. diarrhra,&c Rheumatic Drop
Llnament; ueiMixture, and Cou!
/. Syrup--GTthe best inthe world!xr
e 27-n-u 35W. BASS.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
SHAR0V -

p was ohat. now ID spcss''|
t Ia; chartered BY ,hs !
t tnwn $ session s. Of ib i 1, !!
same time v Sas 'ncalphs'
these Literary I spsela s
be reared within ;;, !. !;
ing Of the act Of ; = '''alis
promotion Of goo5 jI "
may be understood aoo S' q
extract ira from tha cbas !!
BE it further en ns''si
sident, and Council sbsa
pass all Necessary b ,''s'' W
order, and government NJ !
not inconsistent witb,Hs
and Laws ofthisSta,t,' n
ted States, vhereJ, ~
learning may be prosotsss
q a.lling, or vending 4 NJ
Gambling, and every ' ,s.''
and immortality, NAV
together with the io,,I N
the odlous and savage NJ
ing DIrks, Bowie-Eai1s
On account Of the
4 other advantages pf NM
friends Of good order, le,1s
r;alIty,, are already bryn,'.
the place OF their resId,ss
:. Five gentlemep iIos
!. States in the Union, ali Il,
now, or having been, PROBES
! constitutions, alreadyss
4
, faculty. -Four Of them NJ
! m n Methodist, mil
: Presbyterian, and one {
J Presbyterian. Tie cops
: N tins Institution, is tobes1
OF any other college ma
G States. The preparatOrv
d is already in operation, suj|
t between thirty and lorrV
: will be more eStenswsIy M
y the llrst Monday OF AlayM|
a The College proper vHl
!. lied and classes iormedal
i Monday of next OctObeI.
dents however, wishneA
time, to pursue any studrAl
iege classes, shall be dnlrs3
by the professors, at aiy
j. the first Monday in NIayla|
/, There will be two rass1
i year, one from the last III
first Of October, and tbe
! Christmes week.
PRICE OF TJlgh|
II In the preparqsOry dcaa
J. annufil
In the college classes
, payable in advance.
"A PRICE OF B0ARR
q Boarding to be prosari'
per month; and washlnsn
4 el at So so cts. permonA
By order Of the TnslI
G. GRAHaE
: Sharon, Feb. 40, 1855
:, SHARON FEMALE A
= The Spring and sua y
i for the present year WI
:. on the first Monday u
end with the last week y
The Studies Of the
= Glass will embraced rthos
=. ing, PenmanshiP, Arliha !
- Grammar, and Geosrap
use of the Globes.
Prize If Taiii0n per a
T. T. Junior Class--Astron O.
~ y Moral, and Mental 70!
: = tory, Chemistry, Rhcl0rl
~ Political Economy.
=, ! Price Of I'riiiyn PEI !
s. Senior Class-Dr Draw
~ Mezzotinto, and Velvet
~ Ornamental Nccdle.v0.!
g e the branches Of the Jun'
~. - Price Of Tuition Per = :
:. Instructions on Tie r
-. session, $40.
!. The Institution has
7, u with a good Piapo, and
'lu having made affangeme'
= the assistance Of two 1
toresses, feel themse !.
y, ! ! to oller to pareAts des'',
! : inr for their daughters y /,
!, ~ namental cducatlon' ~ :,
- which numbers and : :
~ !. lnstructresses, a spa's
lef regulated Academy =
! healthy, aud pleasant
secure. uous
Use s,,nerintepdence Of i, u
an been fitted up, with ? .
nds to the accommodate. .
ihp w Wy ,oxv req
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

DEMAINlNG in the Post Office, Yer
IA non. Mi. on the lst July,l83S,whlch'
if not taken out by the first of October
next will be sent to the Generali Post
Office rs dead letters.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
list OF LETTERS

ITST OF LEM EKO
EMAINlNs in the Post Office, at
"a Livingston, Nil, July !, 1885,
which, if not taken out by the list OF
October next, will be sent to the Gene
raj Post Office, as dead'Ietters.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
OFFICE MISSISSIPPI UNION
BANK.

Jackson, Mar 70, 1885,.
Dear Sir, Enclosed | transmit the
directions of the Bank Attorney, which
YOU will please scrupuiously observe
in making your examination in the
chain OF titles Of property proposed to
be mortgaged to the Bank, When
persons have not their chain Of titles
perfect, it will be Imperative that they
should render them so before theyare
sent for the inspection of the Dlrecto-
nv of the principal Bank, for final de-
cision, The success of the institu-
ton, the prosperity Of tie people Of
Mississippi generally, and especially
Of those who may be the immediate
stockholders, require that our action
shall be marked with due precaution.
1t is the sense of the directory, that
persons shall not be required to pay
over the (2|) two and half per cent
lon their stock until the Books of sub
scription, title papers, &c. are sem
here, and finally passed on, and tho
stock graduated according to tht
charter, when the papers will be re
turned accompanied with mortgage
to be executed by the subscribers, ait
money lad in; when, and not unit
then, will The stock be declared on
and certificates issued. My rcasol
or being thus particular is, that MT
Imerous inquiries are made in relation
70 this matter. lfyou have progres
scd and find that you have been COY
araad BY o dilierentrule of action, b
pleased 70 change, SO as to coniorr
strictly to the present instructions.
wild be an easy matter for you to col
rect any error into which you ma
have faien; and be assured that in
business Of such rn;pense magnitude
lis ofessential importance that up
formity and system shah govern US,
Your obedieRt serV't.
II. G. RUNNELS, President.
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22

01y.rersons calling for the above let
ters viii s,y they are advertised.
JOHN II BOWEN, p. ".
Canton herald. (Canton, Miss.) 1837-1839, 1838-08-22
NOTICE..

Canton, May Q, 1888. 8
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

this eA-ul .lt1 .he piy.. .teil ln.i,ls -. T.,
our eplirr concurrence tnahe sentiment, en,L,I,
IL tie tezolufsuus al t1c GVuff, winch wen ,L
sui Of 1lcqalsi, ipa toIhs Loud Ma,or sleneJby
lcrs ilan - adelmen and = ronmolcls m 3, t,'s
hours. NV
Ill Il uur.i,,N,p- hoe th,t you ma, H..
spared - ndotn aa,l benri' ,onr a,t,ye conn,r< L
your WINES AID services, and tiEi Won ma, ~
1--we 10 wiiness tft winch wc feet coutien !, moan,
~ Ypnf heaft--an m"tea-r oi the rio,fcr,t, -,,
friendship Which unM hal pity sa5sl,i briar., H.
nff"i %intas 81 agrlca, and lh, cnlfirc a., nm,
OF bnuof ai.d atefn;aec 10 both c8untfie.B US
10 lat address VI. Stf;essen talle hi. reni,
" Gehtc#cu cfiTe " ttl deep sefI,ifili,, H..
proc cdie-s ottit" Cur oi Lord Mayor AlIarnr'
aud Commons Ut litrcjy ct !.audua. cont ! i.,'
me the freedom ~ their civ niark e res,,r., Nv
ms tubhc anI rlis,tr character. =Enirrta,t,,.s
do In haaaI a,f sca-c n1 spdlsa1uishrd l,,I',,
| need nut say Eo" gruiiird ah 1ud hat.. b..'
have lad II aN power to zccept II IL the manner n,
poset.-l lbs, however, ! am not N liberty r. H.
under tie constitution aud u,a2es OF my con,,
and the rules prescribed for the goseram.n, ., ~
Diplomatic lpucoaafles IN then intercourse ui,h
foreign naiiolis IN declining. therefore aud ,eSn.r,
! ads ito. the ltrs"onl pi s~ut aaelcnl aud r,po,u.J
! CITY, pray you, geat"mrn 20 t,,ttrs the [ ON ma,
Council AID ireen TIA II Ltrlou, that | am no, l,..
deep, and 2rateidl, sensible Of lie distinguished
honor nAieh they have been pleased TO oI,r m.
enhanced - II * ~ lie motives mhirli prpmp,c1 !,
.ul tl,r continent II was iulend,d 10 convey
3" II san huLoi VIII anS man m gin iu,I,, h.,
proud oi. tt,d oc winch / slslil cir,sl ou,no ,h,
most etlJ A,r. meii,nts q! my pubic lic
. cohes.r viii you, sc.1lt men, ia liz " isl, yun
eNIr,sa tiai pea aad good Understanding Ma, i.u,
h plesrltrs beln Ell t',esti5ruala anil die .ru.1
Sta'cs. ned not i"e. up9u lie aba,oGs aud bow,
c'iaI m"uecHeai, Ii eaitFalls lIlose pe4c fQl AMI
litendS re@liaas, IL ra9a. ot a.oII nos. ~ L.
tetuude, TODD chan N leur sf,air.i,. Et,,y ,h,,
IA the h'a."tt Il tie two coHuli.ts l. 81, lu,d n
ms ne sentiments u! nutaa STERN and lc.u,,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-03-29

NoKE lspftS MrRptEs.--Wc learn hom Capt.
Nindrn, 81 The schooner MmNeila R,on, arrived
Al tis ppt ts nlurnng, from X es i}isc dnr lsa' on
tie 81, instant, Capt Higgins aud lhr bead engineer
OF HE steamer Aab ma, Ietl thcr res ecyr Vessels
aud " cat NJ tiir river in boat, about four miles
from te cneampmcnt III the tort Stationed in that
1ianlrf lol lie fnne-c 81 cunning. and were both
Killed by party ot Struggling indan,. \ nrcro
vino accompanied them made his esoaPr by scnlILts
the boa 10 ihe opposite slc Of the river, aiser having
BEEN wounded twlcc.
As sonn rs the intelligence the murder reach
ed The c1campmcnt portion oithe ire. rs we're sent
IN search OF the boat. bun rctnrncd wlthont ha,iaa
seen aay tang Il htt. Col. Pierce arrived n \ eH
River on the ; Ii INST 1t, with his command, AID
would have ~ dayu two Tor Font Ddis. on he
NJ Imul River. ltu,fricr
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The t,e4r iaarlll,rl,r from the Canal, frontier
sas To the 18th of J,nnal,--llom Dettpit-b, ia.
Ebr,nla nlici, arrived At Iiypr,ool ON IN, e,cniny
OF the Iotli Accounts of Sntb rl;li', movements
At Bal. Blnr and the c,ntnre ii the s,i,oo,ty A,
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evening" pa6rr, ol tlie ,0lh.
Thema kcts are stationery. The Encli,l, porrr,
contain nothing oflntcrest nom France Debate. IN
In. t'6,lnl.r tn- f,rn. # ErsurI, p,t,,s arr, "a,
local subIrct4. La Mode a CaIsi p,prr I'm, been
convicted Tor having ibctd the kiuC, and the cdI-
tor sent, need TO months IMPRISONMENT, an fined
10, 0 francs la Spain, Esputero Is ,ad to be get
llng the advantage over the Cali>is, who were dc
lea ed bv Gen. Sanz Al Gbcda, lo,u. 1000 men.
wall great quaatlty oil arms aad ammauit.on.
From unlgal We learn that Don Ml5ucl /, sus-
peced OF au intention again 10 iuyaaa that ouln.
Try.
There was aap r, severe eale on the British and
IusiI COASTS, commencing ABOUT the 6ll + bruary.
In England 1t MAS accompanied with SNOW, winch IA
solie places dttta 81 much as To render The roads
impossible. Between EodlnIn and Truro tic drllt
was IN exposed places aciuatiy GetniY jccl
deep!
lie h norabc Louisa Talbot WIS sentence ed to fouf
months imprisonment on the 2Ist OF February. ol