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lay hold on him, that's the man; cried many
voices and philip, Rose and julian saw themselves
surrounded by half a score of the police. Rose
screamed ana Philip too, her hand aud told her
not to be alarmed. TIE prince laid lbs head on
philip's shoulders.
''Iis II bad business, he said, and yon should
have escaped wa"n told YOU Bu, don't be lr'-
ghtencd-i will answer Tor you. There shall no
harm hcl'lll YOU.
'ltmi's 10 he seen, said one OF the cCp'ors' In
the meantime he must come with US
where to- enqultcd Philip; u am dong my dn-
~. am Waterman of this beat
That's the reason we take you-ComH,
The prince stepped forward, Let the man CO.
good peop'e,' he said aud searched III oil his peck
cts i his purse, As he found II no where, he was
gong To whisper 10 Philip to give it him-but the
police kept them separate.
keep them nparl shouted the sergeant of the
party. The masked fellow must go with us too
forward march,
Not so,' exclaimed Philip, YOU are in search Of
tue watchman. Here am. This gentleman has
nothing to do win It,
we don won'Hny lessons rom 20" III our o"-
ty, replied the sergeant; 'lrlhs Them on
'lhe elr' TOO; asked ihl''p; YOU "oh want
her, s"'G'y'
NV S"' '''"! S"' ""' WV '',"N' ',o "'' '"'' """
'"E ,S ""W" "a' n""I ",.o 'rS ,",. ri,,.o, sail
n,.,, - ,'n I;,,, a,,n',,a, ,i,n,, ,Ln hnlo
a,r ,o "," p".c Io hmm nnd "oncJ nnI "nzcd
=, Lo, honr,;G,I c,cc MI covrrpd Win tears and
LinsLos
.,.,,o, 80 ,,,.
"" no'' t: h0Sr, "n" oo' w "'c'"''n v" ~!
account, s"" ""'P' ".'"5 W t''''''' "''' NY
conscience Is c'enr H., o,;oo
b"' hoSo Noooru ~ "' " '''"'' ~" ~ 80
men to pl'y h'r' Inc Prince "E"'''ns n',Scl o'
I'VE opportunity ""c,P,'u !" SP'''s VI VI HIS cup
tors hnnd.' h"' WIS he'u '"s'' cu-,
f!aHo' cfeu I'VE sergeant '"'S ,'''o" n1",
science Is moi q"!Le rie"r-hoI" MN "'''-"'"'e"'
w MINER Ml' me prince.
70 The munster OF ponce =,
Listen good people, Snld iu''an' VINO o'a MOI
IKE ''ic urn a',a'h "e'c '"h','H; Us Nv was ""N
lon' 10 keep lhe Wu'chilan-''o''c cohIe''."' y
have nothing TO DO with ihls business belohs 10
INC court II you 'o'cC NV "s'''St NY "','' ""
shall repent OF IT. VIII get every one q, '',P's-
oncd, aud YOU viii 90 Ponahcc Tor loul insoIehcc
On bread and water
'For hcavcn's sake let the gentlemen 60 cried
rhIlip; Il give Won my word he is great lord, and
will make Won repent your conduct. lie IS
',iush,' interrupted julian, tell no human being
who am. Wha,c, er happens keep my name IL
secret
N,o L., or.du,y .,;l ,Lo ser,con, .ond mo-
.oJ, c,,, nnn;.h ~ ,or ,bn,-we have often hnd
,sL;h and ,h,o,,on no GarcrI,. hu,
,,aL ,r;.,is ,,o,,, d. C,r,y.rJ
VIII ,hn c"n,o., ,non, ,bn nruce won, M. n
corri,re v;,h c,h, horscs with nu,-riders hearing
"'h .s'' '', ,' ""' q
,.;,on s,;L, ,i,no rron, ,ho c,rri,,,o ne !, ,yos
r,ss,r, ,ln rro,, ,cool;co,,nn ybo Ind fine nrinrc
P','"s "' INV" VI P'''' ""'
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a"' v",' ,,', ,,;,I, L,;',;,,, s,ar NV
gI"'"" I'"puu U"'' I lIa "rsh"% ,iron", ,bn
NV =" ''s' W .'s S"''a, ;'o rG c. ~ c,
P"E; ""' !, ~ '"'J L;'Ih' 81; c,
",guE"' L""a "''' NV" '"' '''' y '''' ''D'"
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
CHATTER XIV.

Philip was not sure whether he was bewiiched,
or whether the whole business was not DREAM
lie had nothing 10 blame himself for, except that
he had changed clothes with the prince, and the"
whether he would or no, had been forced TO sup
port his character. When they came 10 The palace
of the police minister no felt more treasured. Ju-
Ian spoke n few words 10 young nclleman, aud
immediately the policemen were sent away; the
prince asccrlcd the stairs, and Philip hah to fol
low.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

Our contemporary of the Burlington Sentinel,
pays deserved compliment to the democrats of
"spunky LamOille." They are splendid Sc: OF
fellows as the world can show. Good luck to
them, and their OLD FARMER, woi's going to
be Governor.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

WOODSTOCK, VERMONT:
FRIDAY MORNING. JANUARY 81, 1912.
WANTED

Some SIX or ely responsible persons to collect,
and procure subscriptions Cor the Spirit orMe Are.
Young men who can bring satisfactory rcsponibiIi
'y will meet with good encouragement, for a few
mUnlhs.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

Effects of" The change" Congress, wing
congress, has now been in session SIX WEEKS
and have done just nothing at all and this too,
when the Treasury is bankrup, and the dstressss
ofthe people unparalleled! This is outrage Gus.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

We assure our able friend Col Baldwin, of the
W III. argus, that there is something unaeounta-
bic in his non-recepton of the .qge, of which he
complains. 1t is mailed regularly to him, every
week as we know. WHAT becomes Of il, is more
than we can tell. There's ''the devil 10 pay"
somewhere.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

;D3IIere we have the genuine wing doctrine
once more; the New York Commercial .Adrer-
hscr, calls for DIRECT TAXATION to raise ma
liona revenue and undoubtedly the Watchmaa
is anxious to echo the cry of its old federal, and
present cidercratic ally.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
RUSSIA AND A TARIFF.

The echo ofthe Boston .4iias, Mr. Governments
Olicer-Stncy's Free Press, asks the people to look
at the history of Russia, to convince them Of the
beauties and benefits Of protective Tariff.
The Westminster Reriew for January, lSil
contains very ubc examination of currency and
Banking, in which the free principle is strongly nd
yocutcd, and which concludes as follows
"To establish frce-lrahe IN banking in London,
would require the sanction of the legislature, but it
may be questioned whether the nation has vet I'M
degone sufficient quantity Of suffering to induce
our statesmen 10 adopt so simple remedy. To
this, however, they will come at last. Wisdom,
saws Mr. Loyd is best learned in the school of ad-
yersi,y! When few more theories have been
,ried-a few millions more ofopulent families have
been reduced to bcggar,, and our union work.
houses are thrOnged with starving aitsans-thcn
we may discover that all our attempts to regulate
the currency have been productive OF mischief,
anil shaH De wHiiagto let the currency regulate
ihet."
1t seems 10 US, that the advocates of prolec-
tive tariff must be hard pressed when they quote
such governments as Russia, 10 sustain their doc
trines. The people of that country are so free and
so happy, .wilhaI, that it must be an object to
lcrcl up the people of this country TO the serls of
Russia.
That the exploded doctrines of tariffs or taxes
for the protection of classes, that have produced
so much wretchedness in Europe, should find ad-
vocates in America is truly ridiculous and hmen
table Russia! The people of tina, country owe
their freedom and prosperity to protective tariffs
do they' and whiggery, by the same means would
prosper the people of this country, even to the
height of prosperity with which the people of Rus
STA are bles, BE such freedom aud prosperity
confined 10 this country of TARIFFS AND SERFS,
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

The official canvas by the Massachusetts Lccis.
la'urc makes the Wing majority for Governor
sec
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

Look Quilt is rumored that the Bank OF
Woodstock, W. is broken.-.Nashud Gazette.
The last lie old madam rumor has perpetrated.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

.L}s Dickinson's Boston Almanac, for 1912, is
most excellent thing. No man should be with
out one.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

iC-i> The cidercrac papers in this State are
extremely busy, about these DAYS, chroniclipu
fires, awful ca,astrophcs. suicides, SC. The af.
fairs Of the Nation are sea 'ccly worth notice.
treasury bankrupted in few months. by the CT.
dercrats, ''the times" reduced to mere skeleton.
a wing congress wasting the peoples money do
ing nothing; all these matters are beneath their
notice, just at this time
What has become Of all the promises these
seracous and patriotic prints made short time
since: Would il not be we'll 10 fulfill now and
then one, just for IA rarity
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

Where is the Genilcman's Maga:iae for Janu-
ury'
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

Has the .New York Tribune received copy Of
this paper with the prospectus of that paper
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21
A CHAPTER FOR THE CIDERCRATs

A CHAPTER FOk THE ClDEkCRAIS.
:CPAll the cdcrcra,ic papers in the state, are
requested to copy.
From the Boston Atlas, (Whig)
THE PRESENT POSITION OF PUBLIC
AFFAIRS.
We can hardly trust ourselves with the free use
Of language, in expressing our opinion Of the pro-
ceedingS of the present session of the Congress of
the United States. 1t would be salutary, perhaps,
if some of its members could spare few hours to
walk our Streets and listen to the general burst of
dispeasure and disgust, which proceeds from all
classes Of our community 1t would be quite i'm
possible, even il any one had the disposition, TO
restrain the popular indgnation-and we can as
sure those members who are doing all they can to
defeat the hopes and wishes Of the people, TIM,
shame and scorn oftheir conduct is expressed in no
measured or equiyocal terms.
WE CHARGE THE PRESENT CONGRESS-
WITH GUILTY NEGLECT OF THEIR MOST
OBVIOUS DUTIEs-AND AN INEXPLiCABLE
DISREGARD OF THE INTERESTS OF THE Ma
TIuN. We tel! them that we can go out into the
streets of Boston-lay our hands, indscrimlnately
on the first two hundred and fifty men we happen
to mcet-and the selection, thus casually made,
shall furnish forth body OF men, who shall man.
age the national affairs with more ability, Judge
ment and Discretion and with far greater regard TO
the public welfare, than the body now assembled
at Washington, and who are denominnted, ironi-
cally, we should think, THE CONGREGATED
WISDOM OF THE NATION.
We do not wish to exaggera,e-n to throw
blame when it should not attach. THE PEOPLE
ARE DIsAPPoINTED-DIsH
GusrEp. They see their Government bankrupt
They see, too, Congress protesting to be
Thig-nppoinied for the express purpose of ro-
form and relef--mnking no effort toward solyen-
cy, or the preservation the National faith They
see members of that body, who have stood forth
under the guise of the Wing Party, making them
selves busy in attempting the repeal oithose meas
ures Of the Extra Session, which have been the
only good fruits that the country has had reason to
hope to gather, from the advert of the Wing Ad-
ministrallon. The look with as,onshment, at the
course pursued by those who have been sent TO do
the business of the People, in the National !.egs-
iurc-and, if that course is not altered, instead of
gratitude and respect, they will be visited with the
whitening scorn and contempt Of the Nation.
The spirit of the age. [volume] (Woodstock, Vt.) 1840-1844, 1842-01-21

:CPAll the cidercra,c papers in the state, are
requested to copy
From the Boston Atlas, (,rhig)
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1842-03-14

DIscRAcEFuL.-The introduction of certain instruct
Sae RESOLUTIONS into the Alssspp Leg stature, Jack
son, fas kicked up great among lis members; cha
ksees have been passed and posisgs Of AN infamous
elsasn1er adorn the street corlefs.
1a'e correspondent oftie Natchez Free Trader I'M
der date Of the 18th u says: members aye going
ous with double barreed guns in their hands AID load
ed dsxn with other weapons Mr.. j. 5. Fall has Ifsed
Mr.. Tompkins for not reosiying communication from
another which he bore, and it unprecedented that
bullets would settle tbs in the public streets To-
day but so far this is concerned no blood has been
split, and sincerely trust, for the honor Of Mississippi
sfun6 wiIl.v
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Is.s, uaaNT4iENEslE.

yE,rE subscribers having purchased tire rrcSs. Twp.
{ Nr.Hftha "BacisaaB Commercial journal, wi.
,en.rf4wanl conduct the laptr under the title Of ths
II q L " Y \ ! I l. 4 Il
1hcr gledse themselves tloir aimos oNerfir's
L. render tlertaief useful and raining, and to MT Ut
Success II iiex ala MT Dta.n T. Il VIII b. their object
To- a III II read rs With tia iseai .NsceiaaeoHsard
HIR,rf a,'rfir.se It the daY. BeieviHg the cansc d
The " lar afIy - - the raass ~ tie country. they ~"
Iaar viii jadelatsa Re as-doty IN defence Of VI lhg
principles.
A. the slazue 7t Federl nllics discussed. tie
Interests nf aafasn SAT- VIII mot he neglected. Ednc5
tla.l Cfnusrsa Agriculture and internal Improvements.
NJ, -, qa4.sIy a.lsHcaiad and every effort made opr
rel the r4=.r t4 and toTcsiYc tie dropping cnergcs
IT aur Commonwealth.
Nuah.S H..clss s.ilal fihe primo pies upon which
theif paper vii be conducted. tc Subscribers appeal 10
n rrnonni5 raHl.f iF iher patronage and support
" shiny To b. uizal av thor raeiire and not Their pro
fes,ios tho, dccu Any lengthy aud elaborate Prsposlns,
unnecessary.
The .Alouniaueer" will be published weekly, every
THURSDAY y al TwaD liars aud fy Gems per annuln IN
advance OF Thrce Dollars the end Of the year. Ne
subscription will received i5r shorter time than AK
months and M Uaps5 vii c Discontinued Except At the
discretion ct the edit ~ until all au,arages fod.
Er Communications addressed In the Editors, fp,st
pad > Burhar1n. Va. Will receive prompt attention.
!. RICHARD IENEII1N,
NATHANIEL g. SMITH
y b. TIE M muaiucct VIII b, ISSUED by the first
afApul urNt.
pn,ft71sn SI-rgh
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j. "a. gP(sgNsDEA'ge3gs.
1sIi * sheet from BsTerP ~ 094sefarIssrer


{ One door ba}45c T. 0. lrlre's. and hco doors Il.
bore Hr Post Odicr)
WOULD inf'm the citizens ol Lynchbarg and thu,
public aenoGd' thai he has aeuced the above husi
ues, aud hoYesj strict attention to merit portion u
the public patronage.
NJ pains shall be spared on his part. 20 please the
m.st taslidous. He has in hjs employment sillul
workman, and having bins,fscryed regular apprna-
nesp at the above business, in large establishment
Of the hni Al the North, he feels confident that he
not fail To please all who way articles oihs manu-
faeurr. both is to the Workmanship and price, which
VII be LOW. For CASH.
lie VIII also ry I9rpicnInr attention to the
COZ ERLAN or HOUSES
with TIN and other mclals TN Conductors
for houses, made and put up either in town country.
IN N ierate terms.
COUNTRY MERCHANTS
and others, would do well Ia call and examine his
WARE. as he is prepared to furnish WHOLESALE
ms well as retail al very small advance on Richmond
and Northern prices
\. B.-ll work entrusted To his shall be donc at
the shortest notice aud III lhc most Worbnmhe manner.
Old Copper and Pewter t,kenin exchange for new lin
Ware. All kinds OF old Tin Ware repaired AT the short
est notice.
Feb. w.m
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THE LAND SLIDE AT ALGIERS.

The New Orleans Pcayune Of the 18th ut. saws Of
the ererase at Agers, that, whcre lately stood hand
some brick hotel. surrounded by out buildings Of every
description, now floats new bend If the Miss sspp and
Bells beautiful gaHen upon which hc has employed
indeiagable industry and lavish expense has become
submarine sporting place lgr catfish and other Aquatic
personagcs.
About O'Clock on "Wednesday evening. the b At
club 'o'se near The ferry pace gave symptoms of dis
moh 10 be on io the lower regions. and in the half hour
following. slide after slide occurred until the wLl
negiiiorhood quietly walked off and disappeared grace
fully IN the Mississippi Where stood the Wilow
Grove hotel now rolls deep current Of water. and nf
The building Itself not solitary vesiige remains Tho
centre arbof OF the garden in dlapdated condition.
remains yet above water. and. pcrlarf vbcn Tho r,,,
falls this part Of the land will remain secure hat ncye
again eau be made the fertile spot whichour friend Bell
took such delight ill.,"
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Ladies' be,cdre'-A gentleman in Ohio had to pay g.
3Hy few days ago, on account Of his w,s charging
mother woman with stealing her gcranium pot \ yer
diet for $1,000 was first obtained in ono Of the inferior
courts, but the verdict ASIDE because the pcran
nn was in the nature Of tree and the taking trce was
eaiy hespass, and not felony. The canse was sent
dows sgain-was tired, and the counsel for the plain
hff. ysiTed the tree and for the pot The iny ON
she seeosG 4ai were ncensed the bubble and rave
siadeilvs yegdict--$3U00 and costs \ new trial was
grznied os aceont Of excessive damages The third
trial the usy gave 5000 damages The defendant for
fear Of getting iato greater difficulty, paid the money
and cosis.
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To Planters and others.

'kNif. subscriber will sell goods in his line at a small
advance On COST ron C.iSH Ills assortment
81 Hardware aud Cutlery is very large embracing Tools
Il aI Kinds. Building Materials, Saddlery. Looking
1aS9s toohng len,lls, aud every thing generally
h'il IA hardware Stores. IL. b. RICHARDS.
Jan 81
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cloths esisd Gussilspres.

a LARGE Stock OF new style French Cassimcrcs
u Superior 10 any thing OF the kind in market y and
fancy cooured and black Cloths; for sale much below
the USUAL prices JAMES \ S'rlGIER
Nov
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FRESH EFsTTTN.

NGS, Malaga Grapes. Oranges. Lemons and Raisins
4 IN whole halt and quarter boxes.
Almonds, fllborts. Nanuts Pamnuls. and picon.
nuts. Also very superior lot of Principe Cigars. foi
sale at Courthouse" by G. w. NANCFY
Jan. "a =,
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Selling OH Cheap for Cash.

'ENlt. subscriber Wishing iureducc his Stock of Goods
4 will sell great bargains for cash Call and see.
JAMES \. STIGIFR
Dec l3 -
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itoetied!
I From liz Baiiimors Pairioi
John eIrSsx ADAMS.

I.
nS An xi.s lYcs ae.> N LrAENlNo, itHEKrr AND L.,
Ills noi aluss IN Lofty balls,
wliere Iesann- sits e..shfiasi,
Ills cloqneace -,ib4ia'sls fal',
And marks liz nigit, miud,
H., in lie tsHple u thu rec
Ills fhaassging ta,cs have rans-
His father la+, d. Larry
Fall. i.oz ID. ,i..efal tongue
slhne ~ ser;nsH' ard soul,
TO hsm "a viclts bslousi
His polished Psrirsl, ri-hly roll
Auug iac elpId, of sons5
liz wakes To s,ar shs ,noarrid fyite
On lrelana's iately plans,
lie ~skcs T. hacit, has Tyre,
Ind weep oef Er5u's claim
Nhcthc. in council 90 IN court,
Or at the harp OF hall
Whether 90 Seriousness sport,
Ii,s graceful scceuis fall
lie is ID slsnden still tho same,
Time bath no merit huld
lis trepli,.. treasured up b, fame,
Are wonders ct the world.
Timc eanrot triamfh ',r him own,
Though ,>oa IN, brow may bind,
Reason sal sit. upon bet Throne,
Tn. monarch 81 his mind
The slory ofEi, T. gone hours
Through age, Vel shall las,
Fame gatl,er. up hi. lse.sn, Gono.,
To Bloom with all the past.
Al had be lived ia TAT proud DAY,
Ele G,rcc-s g. -a.ae tha gi4ee
OF gloti3a. uau long passed away.
The hrzis ard ii, brave.
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II ID ~ y II L. r.

A TRACT Of Land in Amherst county. four miles
"A from New Glasgow. containing NINE Hin
DRIED AND FORTY FIVE ACRES; formerly The
property Of Hill Garter, deed. For terms apply to
A. T0MPklNS, Cashier
Sep. Is ~
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INTnE UNITED STATES COURT.

IL THE UNfrED STATES COURT.
For the Eastern d strict Of Virginia.
FrBer,Ry q. lSl2.
\ DSEPiI NJ. ARMISrEAD Of the county If
~ Campbell, having fled petition. praying thai he
may be declared bankrupt: II is ordered that all per
sons claiming 10 b. creditors Of the said Joseph M. Ar
instead show 10 the court the 2~th dayof Narr
neNt,why the said Joseph VI. Amstcad he declared
bankrupt pursuant tothe act of Congress in thathehalf
and thaacopy Of this order be Published in the neNspa-
pcrs acc riding To the 22d and 9th rules ot court.
CoW-lcsfe,
HENRY GIBSON, Cl'h
Feb. 3 vJw
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IN TIE UNITED STATES COURT.

For the Eastern District Of Virginia
FEpprsRY y. tsp
~ NRl NJ ARMIS'rEAD. Of the county Of Camp
bell, having filed apotiton praying thai he may he
declared bankrupt: II Is ordered that all persons claim
ing to be creditors OF the said Henry NJ Annstcad sh
cause to the court the 18th day OF March next why
The SAID Henry VI Ann's;cad be not declared a bank
rnp' pursuant 10 the act Of Congress in that behalf and
that acoPy or this order he published in the newspapers
according to the I'D and 9th rules of court
Copy-Icsc.
HENRY GIBSON, CFk.
Feb %
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LATEST FROM TEXAS.

late arrival at New . leans from galveston brings
The following n'eugenee;
Congress adjourned On the 9TH nlttno. The Calves
ton Civilian states that that body alter having miureN
considered the subject, deemed II unadvsahlc 10 take
measures ior The lnVas3uon ol NeNoo nj tins tune, and
h' ue Navy under ih' law 6" l0Ia, at the dispasl
tion oil The President
Gen. II millions proposition WAS declined. and, al
though ms mission has terminated no fPd OF his action
under mas been submitted Some money MAS obtained,
bn' Tie precise amount or n"u What terms. has never
made public. lie designs making statement through
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DIRECTORS.
s.SSss FOR EsgDs,S.

! WILL. give the highest prices for dried and raw
4 Hides. delivered at the Market House.
The subscriber will asl receive them To be tanned ON
shares, and the work to be done by responsible tan
ncr as any in the State. and delivered at the Market
House when tanned. WM. l.. FAIR.
Dec 27 Is
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A.co.yEe .FEsssEss.sTRo.y.

$ ia Sss II sEa EsSsh aS.i.
fslIt subscribers determined to eiase the business Of
Z The late i'm n " mite < smith. must again AK
ii sa md Hei - them 10 call and settle the sane,
.hcy shall have 10 put them in train Of collection.
,hey hayiugona1ed IN 9ef business which requires their
attention :. +. llIE,
W. I. SMITH.
F. II w2m
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E{esk SALE.

VERY good young year old JACK. Also, one
1ianey, years old. uncommonly large They will he
sold on time or for cash, may best the purchaser
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FGNEN hhds. New Orleans Sugars very superior ar
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Il UNITED STATES COURT.

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:
/ ru {, he'd in hr clerks OIrc OF the GREAT Superior
"A Court of Law and Cancer, holden in and for the soun-
Nut Campbell, on tire hday OF February, 1872:
h2n Alprfi~s enA wing partner OF the late mercantile
firm of Murliss y Mitchell. Plaintiff
arHHSt
Rirhanfi Marshall and Catllanc his wifi, Samuel Pan,
NIL a, administrator 81 lame, Charlton and executor '
john Black, deceased Vincent Lester and W iam Collins
defendants.