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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
THE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER

NV oIFNMEW
~ All,
.c1,1 LOGAN, muster, viii CON
q - i7N ~ urue ~ ron thr.u-h H-
VI, Js-.5Si...sllz-s.:J =. 5 n a W., Isl, plci,
e,aSF'- .>.--~2' -s+'<s be'wcrn Pu,bur II ADD
Ciacinuou; leaving w ceiling "ve.v Wedr
tay evening at . o'clock aud Cincinuutl ryerv
Saturday az 10 N NJ.
Thi, steamer is provided With Evans sac
- Valves aud 80 iron roof as pIDccj,ou as
.ai0>' explosion add FIRE
For ire CHI or passage aPPly On board.
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Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
s L L A M BIO AT S.
NEW U 5 MALL STEAMER CurTrn

NEW . WAIL STEAMER GUTTER
4, sosev-1 The new and fast lunuinu ms
E,sstgs 49, Seuser steamer CUT'IIR Col
-A- Inns, cvrinat der, will continue ro
make regular &cekiY iripS I, Cincmnati; ieav
ing Whetlmg every SUNDAY evening a. o O.,
CLOCK, aGl Cincinnati every Wednesday al ~
For irtiahi o. IpSsage. h7v ~ superior &C
cuminnda'ion>, apply GA hoard.
Ky The CulCr Is provided with Evans So le.
y Gd1Id, To Prevent The explOsi0n OF buffers.
mar
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
TUE NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
All Ilbs>

f--4.zl|s ran through ,@r ss e",,"' +"
- Wrekl, packet !eiwrcu II Is
bnrch and Cmclnn1,ii 'eaylrg Whec.iu- every
sun 'sy cvruiu, al 9 u'eloci, aud CiacnnaI
every "Wednesday 10 \ NJ
For freight or passage Apply On board
ftb2f
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
NEW U S NAH. STEAMER CLIppEn
TIES NEW AND SPLENDID STEAMER
u 5 MAIL SWIFT USE No 8

y ," ''Et3' = " u 4 = 2 ~ W %
s,ez-.o r. OS master, Will con-
81 IN - tiHur 10 run through tnt
,l;,;. .s :, /. - SO. son as weekly packet
~, - 1919 between Pirshuteh aud
Churchman'S leaving Nhtehna every Mend =
evCulnq al Q o'ciork and C,nc .naau every
Thursday al 10 A NJ.
For iicIghi or passage apply on 6oafd.
!th 81
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
NEW Goods!

GREER 81 NOTE, No i62 Market square
~ are now receiving Their second statb of
FALL AND WIN FER GOODS,
Having purchased them great reduction Of
price, we are prepared To offer good bargains to
nose who muyidv MS With call. In the as
sOrtmpnt NAV be foUndi
Dress Goods - Cashmere ~ Fcosss, chu0an
redo-an, Afghan PLAID, Nous line de Lame, very
cheap; Alpaca, Lustre all kinds, 3OpCr cent low
or than usual; G.ughams, every variety.
Fancy articles Trimmings &c Hosiery Of
every kind; White Goods, lIish IJncn, Russia Il
BudsCye Dlape. crash; Alpaca AprUnsi Brou.u
aud White Holland; timming Glmps aud Firm
yes; Silk and WOrsted Sefge; SIX ana NOTstet
coat Binding; coat cord, Twist, Sewing SILK,
Thread, BnitOOs, ilcCia &c. DC.
A large assortment of English and AmCric an
| CalcOcs, very c!tcHp.
For Gei Elements Uedr--C loths, cassimcres.
! Sattinets. Kentucky Jeans .Twecde, SATIN, Meri-
noe, ca -hmere and other Nestings; Gents' era
| vats and stocks; all Of which We can sell al
much lower rices than they were sold early ia
! the season.
| Domfsic Goods - Red brown yellow and
white Flanue.. PLAID, insey, rulings, The besl
makes Of bruwn aud blcachei Muslin, Tfcktnl
| checks. Donespc stripes and Pinids. Cotton
| Yarn and carpet Chaiu, always Oh hand.
|
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
MEDICAL CARD.

"A hOCTOR FANCErr. oi 1876 Fulton street
NJ New Y"'k, Mcmner 81 tie Riynl College
o. Surgeons al london and Edinburgh eod I;fodu.
ate 81 10" J H rsun Medical College, Of Pb,lnJ.I
phin; also author oi work embracing the f,tJ,,v.
lug Subjects VIZ Mn'fimpny. lmpoicnry aud Sief,i.
NV auuiom:cnlly. rhvsnlugraliy and tneJ,coIlv a.,
planned. viii comprehensive exposition of Ib,. M
lure and ,dern treatment Of :, piiIis seco,.Ia,,
Sympiun-, G1nirhuto. Glcei Structures, N.ctn,gt
Emi SLOTS. AID al ihe consequences nrisns from
hasiufhltI'n D. FaNccii continues his private
consultation on thc GhnNe m"piioucd diseases o.
his long csrahlrshcd flee, 1876 Ful,un street where
ihe most ogfovnicd turns OF disease viii Weld a.
hs uude ut lrcaimcni. without restraint IN Diet or
exercise. AID without mercury; even wien Inc pro-.
creative cucrsics become paril, zcd ~ torpid from
cWesaNc Indulgence 81 Tie passions. lee will he
nhlc a. fcsi"ie The pats Ia health ard ,isnr Per.
sous at dis'1rcc enclosing 81 can hayca cory a..
The work Al lciicts musi be- p,sl pail and dircc
tel Ia p' II Fiwcci', 100 FaI,m ST New York
ipu 10
DONNTT RIBBONS a. FLOWERS = I,,l,e.
, Cuvats nud Neck Ties. Jnccnnet and \, T..
Eiyinrs aud lnscuinrs Tbfrnd 1aces aud r,lgincs
iusi received. SGNSENEY a. RHODES.
rps
HDONNETs. HATS q PARAsOLS.-Plpin oo,
II ID Fad Florence Btlid Bonneis new Style Lac,
d.. Straw bnncis 0i every bibd Loghotn aud Palm
leaf Hats al sizes. rich Phasos. Phrasocis ond SUI
Shades of every quality. just received Ivy
ap5 SENSENEY & RHODES
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31

NlRE 1" MARINE iNSURANCE-Vuo5o .r,
$. t"oslluailous only in which individuals car.
Pc placed, wnar. '"ey can adequately arlreciai,
'he Nt'Ic 81 inSW1"c'., Ihese aIe, Whut land.
receiving from an insurance Office the fun a.
mo"ut Wntch they have lost, or s;unGIn. on The
-amc spot surrounded perhaps by "a q. sulntt fam.
~; lamonin2 hat stupidity and folly which hat
",l'J &C. iFgN.cc i"r sucn Contingency.
$ ALNl y SON, Agent ftGc PRO FEt; WON
VIII i'"e ~ Ns on +l.nS houses, ware houses
-iuI's, mills, iacioli's. dc, together with ihoi
contents, such as furniture, merchandise, ma
p'nFrTiy' ESQ. on steam, Keel and hut boats
$nh thoIr GHIS7es TO and from any port on th,
w cStcrn Waters
! ,O'itee On Main street, nearly opposite The L !,
| ''Hicl' iul /, 1912
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
E3 % eD Er s. r. O n N s..
Na, j rCEr.
BoovsELLNR ANn sTirInNER.

BOUESELLtB A. y TATIONER,
Corner Man and UuIon s..
& a rs lp,l 'ecr.v Il - lsIgr and >Clsi dill as
. 'E."uiot Sthlu' N,JIca', rle0toei~
col and Miscellaneous Books. Aisr. large
a>>prm MOI Fancy 5 uiiauery, "a ioh will be
'o.d ,h.ap.os cash NtU!s sale and Retail.
prr3I
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
Nov U $ MAIL STEAMER uIbGNNlA.

NGW U ) MAIL STEAMER nIbEHNlA.
80 - The n, " -nd list rupnjae
q II s'erm er HlDEBNlA, Juha
E-sf-'y *. ia ieucr. VIII cuu;iuae
e. 49, ------t----Iiu make Te-uar wcesly
,r'pS 20 C,ncEnau; e. wing Pur.bureh eyeig
Iu-,dhy AT 10 M; end Wheeling every
Tue>d'y ai Z W. aud Cincinnati every FRI.
dav at 10 a III.
Pr fright or pass GO, having superior &c.
comm,dilonS, a!Tly On hoard.
THE GIaeroia va, tuill expressly Tor the
t'ucUua'i On pU>bur-h lyaGc, an viii egrs
llaue iu lh~ trade he " hole season.
ss-tFe llihcrnia Is prov DID with Evans
r'y Guard t. prevent he eXyO ion of 10 :
rf'' ie5 ~
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
REGULAR GiNClNN AK PACK, 80;
1873

NEW U SNAIL STEINER MESSENGER,
sz1-2z, The ucw auI last ron
p ~ - riUg PASSENGER s'rafurr
rE.''ssii. s; s ,s-''5.zi MESSENGER j P,r,
rycomwouGer, wliI'etvc
Wheeling every Sl'urtay evening 81 r ,'clgyk,
AM Cmciun'ii every Iue.d0v, at 10 4 a.
For irci-h' or passage having superior &C
eommc iatiuu,, appl, on bIart.
F Inc Mes euc'i was tuiu expressly for
The Cincinnati aad Pittsburgh uude. amt vii
con'rue ~ he trade he whole season. feb Il
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
PNEVTIxT!,

, CRIMSON A. utiL. UOGSE. SIGN AND
{ y ORN MENTAL PAINTERS. So I2J Ny.sr
sihD MINI -. nf" always VrrFur,d with ,bc bsst
W"fkm'r aud mrforr. lHuAer u.c n. DItcf- Boz thr.r
liu, BOO ihe h,sj sit lt H,G 900 ihs IY,,s-f f4..s
itrr dr.',i..uu ui sign PAINTING or GIL,
DISC, #..,. OIL. .I.tr N..I. IuFr..f r.gI..
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31

afENCY ron WHEELING.
II x LIS +. AT Sagi .er & o.c.fc', Varahau.r.
Wa er street
Hay wiil Take risks on aui,t!nq, Of an
EIut-:
: ranb and Ccr=rcs Factories. MIN,
heeihc7i,, Fl1ih04'> arI Carao.S Sc. asain,I
loss 90 danaEr hy trr,ur The ianacrs aud pei :
vi me seas, l5.'es o! rIveiS, on very favorable
terms.
Wheeling times and advertiser. [volume] (Wheeling, Va. [W. Va.]) 1839-1849, 1845-05-31
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itANtIi.

b y iSkS Will tc taken y lhr IIREN NiAEINl
= y INSUHANCECO COMPANY OF WHEELING
~ Ne Unrest RITES uu--
buildings ofa,i kinIs. 81, ne, buck OF ooder
idu tac.g cunttI't:
S.leamoaa.s; netoricsi mills, &c.
fugDifure:
And merchandise oiBll hinds
erG oGa'usta iI dancers attending the trsr,
p"'"N'n ga tOocs on FlvcTs, lakes, seas caLai.
aut ragttaGr.
F.r uaco.erart,r Of tho Observation-Disclosures
Hiuta 2Ed taera.'y on tho Adjustment a.,G 10
chaats e. ,Ejs piuceor q elsewhere VINO tay' i1,
bt sdJuFtuilut 'i ciatfd4 anon US ar-i
Oiilce Gu N1 IL 81 R. So HARDING Se,7y
f'-.hJt'S !sEIhl.j Ei-.
u li't lIlS a. q Marine lnsul one. Coiy,p7n
~ of y hec.j ., Will reuln 10 per cen 81
az premium, .cce we'd f5t 81 ksfakcu lIoa. IA !,
u'c' mere 70 los has occurred.
ieb - 3 ~ ukBuINCi. Secondary.
WESTERN INSURANCE COMPANY
JArlrNL $500 eco.
'F'HiS company being now duiv orgnn,zpd Is
pre"area 10 Se insurance Ga ryr.y dos
't'',h "I re ard Marine Eisk,, such % ts.C.-
tents. Atlp steam Bo1if, Fat Esats aud Ectl
opa's Nl'h ttci. en- goes, 90 alJ ffyu atrf.or.
on lac vnfp and NlSsis-Irr, river. pr Itclr trio
"'n!! sure itit' Iip tgJfl.u f.r ipeHr. nrc % Do.
' '. i5F i"y present. "i i"' ofcc" ittc VIII q
rDFvpy rr,, s1',,--S
~ ME NESi LtN .EeURA Gonna
pi oI Wheeling win return 10 Yrr cen,
on all premiums received COR risks - !.u !-ui..
has i't1, wDe'c 40 los, has oecurrcI
K ArtOY,
COLI 23s.E@, t;NN ls~JIENE CIISi
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-08

ask every Teller you meat, 'dtd you
ever hear these2' and how many viii
YOU find that has seen 'eD; or hearn
tell Of emf Why iew gals tents SEN
tiDentaT, and few boys that's court
in sooony like, that's all. But OK 'ern
This, master if that EIonse cost Eve hun-
dred dollars, and barrel Of nails five
dollars, what would good sizea bic pig
como do you give it up? Well he'd
come 10 a busheI Of corn. Every man
won9an and child, would tell you they
heard the clown say that at the circus,
and that they mind they Earfed ready 10
Hill themselves. GoinDin' pays better
nor riIymin,' and tickling the ribs with
fingers PEeases folks more, and makes
'csn Iasf more than fickIin' their ears
with varses, stla!'s fact. guess when
Campbell writ, The Mariners Of Eng
Iand7' that will live ill the Brish sailors
get whipped by Us so they will be u
slammed TO sing the thought himself
great shakes; heavens and earth! he
wafui half SO big as Tom Tbnnb--he
was Jist nothin. But let some foreign
hussy whose skin aint clear, and
whose character amt clear, and whose
debts aint clear, and who hanie no'hin'
clear aboat her bui her voice, let her
come and sing that splendid song that
pats more ginger into sailors than grog
or prize money, or anyihin', and Lord
ell the ad1iraIs, und flag oficers,l and
yacht-n1en aud others that do under
stand and all the lords and ladies'. and
princes. that don't understand where
the springs arc in tha! song that chords
"ith the heart, all Of them will come
and worship most and some duke or
another will fancy he is a jupiter, and
come down in shower Of gold almost
for her, while the poet has, Pleasures
Of Hope 10 feed on. OH engy him,
glorious man, | envy him his great re-
ward; Il was worth seventy years al
Hope was that funeral"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-08
Planters Convention.

We are truly gratifieS 70 see that thu
Planters Of Mississippi are awskins to a
sense OF their own interest, We have
seen il suggested by some public meet.
ings, held in differcnt counties, that a
Convention Of Planters assembled az
jackson on IN 18th inst, for tho pr.
pose Of adopting some plan whereby
shey can render the products Of their
laboor more beneficial and sdvan,a-
geous 20 them in pecuniary point Of
view. That something OF The kind
should be done, all will admit. as il Is
cviden, that The prices they have lhis
year received for their cotton, viii ~
in them should low prices continue next
year, and They certainly will conlinuc
if our planters do..no, curiail their cot.
ION crop
We hopo that many Of our Planters
attended at Jackdon on Tuesday last.
aud adopted some measures, which if
not carried outat this time, will be sub
mlI'ed 10 future Convention, which
we hope will be called somn,ime in
May, in order tina, more full attend.
anco may be had. Ya=. Gu. Wig,
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-08


ease is iuvstcsR;c, and feqaises The SUI
putating kn.sc, But il wal be foaad
that those who thus talk Of making Sc.
we're laws TO prevent frauds and abuses
are the very persons who never will do
any thing TO affect The objec,-who viii
discourage and denounce all efforts 70
arouse public attention 80
the subject, naa wao stand ready to take
part with foreigners against Americans
in every controversy that may arise
connected with THIS snhjee.---Ths
repeal Of the laws authorizing aatural.
izntion is the most simple and efeclual
mode Of curing the evils complained Of,
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-08
d = y y

G,F We CanngI too strongly reccm
mend Inc views contained in Inc com
nlunicattoD Of -" 10 The consideration
Of our feadefs-they ere the views OIL
every ghiIauthfopist and christian, ~
on subject SO insepsFably interwoYeH
with the destiny Of our people.
| The plan .e think good one, aid
The only one 10 place the subject of cd
ucaiion in It's proper light before the
people and The views Of the people OF
! This poftibu Of HE State before the leg
isIaIpFe-This proposition for d con-
Fention al Holly Springs, coming from
the high source, il does, mist meet tle
appreciation Of large portion Of the
people interested: The means Ieiae so
ampis' and the Importance OF the sub
ject SO glazing y apParetit} nothing bat
the most uhpard0nable negligence can
prevent the most speedy chan &c in the
intellectual character Of the youth Of
our country. Ohcg suffer education 10
daclife=-ohte suffer the light Of KNOW
edge to flicker out-0nce suffer The &c.
Mus Of ignofance, to roll lis dark clouds
over The land and yoa enthrone vice,
anarchy, and sdpersttion for ages up
on The wreck Of freedom and or mind
Nothing bat education can preserve us
from these consequences. Who is il tina,
would adyan ee to meet The coming of
these results? Who is ii that Will Sc,
still and suffer these results to come up
on u.s.
Row that The means Of education,
can be brought &c the door Of every
man, by one united effort on The part Of
the people, he is an ehemy 10 his coua-
try and his kind, who negiets 10
make the effort.
Travel through the country, and you
see the tehahtiess schocl.hoase, SCAT
ting In ebscuFity. Ask the people il
they have schools, and they VII! He'll
you that they tanno, cons rect school
houses, or pay teachers, they are tco
poor. Ifaon,e ncans could adopted by
which, this difficulty might in par, be
,byiated, difFernl result woald soon
manifest i;s-solf, and oar hills and val
eys would soon be vocal With the hum
of .cci,ations, and the clatter Of yoeth-
ful tongues
The Holly Springs Gazette, and
Oxford Organizer, will confer Il favor
On ,),eir readers, and US, by publishing
the communication OF n.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-08
An EsknY on Cnnnta

the word "Comet, 'has been derived
by some from the Latin coma, tail;
, bat the better derivation IS comma, be-.
cause II never can come &c 7 fu!l stop.
Every couct has a tail, or train,
which may be compared to some OF
those monster trains which are occa.
siorally the subjects OF newspaper par
agraphs.
What Il comet is We do 30! exactly
know. 1t is certainly an cxceniric
body, 6ut there arc SO many excen,ric
bodies 10 those days, that this hypo,ii-
esiS affords us no assistance.
4 comet has curious propensity 10
cutuad come again at very long inter
vuls.
Astronomers gaf& Of The mean dis.
lance of2 come: from, the earth. hn, AZ
no comet ever came ucarc- insn sever
al thousands Of miles. which is any
thing Outa Fsean dsstaatc,x7e should b.
glad to ks1"~ tire meaning NS.rcnaomsfs
attach TO lac word alluded TO-
he comet of 1870 has very shame
foiiy oT6%lca SIS appointments with tn.
astronomers aad slao~n = degree Of ua-
punctosai''y, which IS mo- less per9lexinr
than II is urbGsiress Ike. The come:
Ought 70 baveontered RI appearance.
according 70 tlrs>Esw OF comets, every
h%e years and half but the czrn,ric
Dotiy has lssen ssoaSiA0eztzs ever since.
ana VIC should be glad TO soc 1t reg
ulariy oatfa@cd from Dire solar s,,gte,a.
Comets arc generally called pcrio6.
real bodies, because their tails a,re On
exceedingly lengthy, llFe tho@e which
are continued frosa meath ~ rnon,s, ~.
sofre OF the periodicals.. They differ.
however ~ one respect, the FORMER &c.
inE very luminous, and tine lur.er ut.ey-
F'destsute OF hrflimncy. Hood:
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-08

Gss on the sthef sias Of ths waeet.
Tbs has generally had tas desired
etsss eflhsfeasiBs 'he 4eaAtlty o. lard
pFaats3s Il eeass gil ehtiy ire stao#at 81
ssstsR Pfsdseed IN shs fegoft Of the
tHaFket f8f iS44; as exhibited IN tits
aHHsai elfsHlaf Of 6as Of ths most fe-
spesisbie hsises in Llsefba9', thts
iaastef IS HSfe tl4aH sfee Swallowed
fsF'hj and iheagk Nc weatd rot in The
sHghsgst dggFss lHpalf the public COZ
faeaes in the general statements Of
ths! abe FaPefi We world especially
guard sas agFisultsfistsi Us far IS pos.
sib!g; against ths fatal sffef Of over
planting: They are 6sw sa the fight
!F&st. ''tivefsity Of lsft6s;" should
te lhglF H76it5, butSaed with q stead
mess sBi enefgy #Bish tass. fessi! In
ssssess: hvgfy bisHtes who aats Upon
!Ris BtiHeipig will wisely promote his
SwH Interest aud he eortditit good o.
!ne eeGaiFy.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-08
& B:F;A8EtAti Hsiisss:
satrFdag; StaFeh 3; 1915;
FAaisAs Bin iBlys8f tie Native American

Fha;shs Bin Isles ST tie Nat;sg American
BatiY afG tHsS;; 5iia A3 8ttaf:
fhat Ihe bisetiye FtAa6hiss st81ld be pTos6r7-
sd EYE and tNEBRRgFrsB; e5st wtat il ftisy;
fhatn9 F9RkiGaEk Sh5utd 30 Esfsk Aiizkb
unsil he SHAN h89e fesidst III the eolftry T#EN-
-f-SNE fsais, ard laws pa55td 10 prs7ent th5m
hon 8biaiAihg eerthcsies idtil iha: fact be fully
ttoga:
RIA; H8 laws shall IL Bass,d to dives; f5feiga.
ga 81 aAy kgHts they bdTe airsad9 acqIiied I'd,
liza; I'd 3fsstsi; via ma5 c5the Hefeaf;er; Shall
ss psfHilted Is h3ld ah$ 8fce; Iitii He sdali fave
tssIaed IA Ike e5dH,r4 tHehty-oie ysdrs.
tAat al He1 A4%s Fjeht 70 Bs protect i IL
lae!F ciTit ahd kEfittots iibsrfy; I'd attet Fr5m
GEsncS Ehog may c6ma; ahd ibdt people Kaye
EsRt 3 Slis5bi6 aad disc s5 subjects If Mhich thSy
ma4 itel All ihi5fas'; hith6nt irtetrGptj6r.
.f'As, We do Hot cl5sa our ports against he al:
MisSl3n 81 8feighsr9i sAd Seer them, pFotection
tt8n Bsfsscdt6n: We give, .han al TIE priEi-
ieges gFahisd ID them 81. the constitution: As
8ig Ss,H9y are pfotsct5d III parson and pt6Perty
Mo5 st9tid a6,colnp laih--stf wtirH ryEr !nTsh-
hE3BtE #tth ritz G5TkaSwENTi btr6RE TuzT
AifE sESI6E6 AAoNo Us TwFNTY-6SE fE3Rs,
NM n6: 'tiA thshI We cfs H6tb!
TN6i tiat i3vS, t>Ssar iess,,
Bdt Ehat !6ve Rome inore:''
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-08
LO L SALES
M UtIm S,ewy wDrp.z-c,

!. gn monday and ifuesduy, the eBfh
~ SSfh days lor april next, wiil lbs sold
on the premises, 4o lots, in The ;Eonu-
ton oil the town of Pamela, some of
which 'bront the square, amongst them
are some 'ol the best lots IN che town.
FERNS fsale. iOporr hand,
and The balance 'on "a ,creau OF nS
months with mote unH approved secn
it5y torder of The Paiiue Court.
;P&NuLA MARCH sd 1896.
JAMES C. ARMSTRONG .Crx
'S1.s.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-08

will not now stop 80 make suggest
ions 8essrs EDITORS, as to he proper
plan 70 be adopted BY such u,estipgs,
should 1t take piece,
II however, there sbotsii be such ia
torattc indications as 80 induce roc TO
believe such % convention deal "a Die,
mag in a fatuse paper, say something
upon that subject,
should think it desirable and prop
81 that each county uppojn, o, least
twenty delegates,
IOgFs,
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-08
For the Lynx.
Educati6n Convention al
H5lly Springs;
Msssrs. Editofs:=

AS The lands in
lied Of he 10th Section for the Chick
asaw Gouhlry, {the n3cst OF which uri-
deFstahd is very fine) have been loca-
ted BY the Commissioners appointed for
that purpose; Woula il not BE weil for
the eoHnties Immediately interested 10
take some Steps by which they can be
made available, at as early d day as
practicable? In WOW therefore OF go
desirable z desideratdhA, | would reeo
mend that each county appoint delegates
(at their Spring Courts) 70 meet in
convention at Holly Springs on The list
Monday in 5aiy next Che day the Chan
Gerry Court sets for the purpose OF de-
liberating upon and suggesting some
plan for the action Of the next Legisla-
tuTo Of this Stare.
Surely nothing can he more deeply
interesting 10 The Parent, the Philon.
thropist, the Statesman, the Phylosoph-
er and Christian; han the Subject Of
Educati61. Nothing can OF will nor
Thoroughly and ra Really elevate the
feelings Of The people, and roore deeply
ihbde tBsn with the principles and
feelings of morality and patriotism
and nothing win SO ohecthally unite
and knitus together as q Nation, there
BY shielding our fnstita,i6as from an.
archy and misrufe.
Possessing as the ChfckasaN Counties
do, in these lands, such ample means to
place themselves in a most enyiable pc.
sition upon this snbject, by establishing
elementary Schools eli over the land, It
IS to be hoped that 'eGch county will ;ae,
promptly.
The nTuEtrfarious 'duttes. diver
'sfed and party bias fofPayt legislatures
Of Mississippi, 'adnonish and assure US
that nothing viii be iaohe npon subjects
like This, unless their attention be d.
fectgy drawn 10 II by Some ASSOCIATION
like The 'ohe proposed.
Ft6fh 'the history 'ofeVery Sfate in
this Uhi0h as well as iaFl the Countries
in Etr6pe where the EXPERIMENT has
Been rrlsd. We 'lsarh fhHt no vsft.fsg.
lated plan >of'edbcation, whe her i, Ne
the lc6fhih0h 'ahd free school systems Or
"a higher grade 6fschbofs, can be tnstar-
ed and brought into Successful opera
tioh 'tnder some SIX years, or even
where the money 10 'c6intnehce is ut
'hhhd. AS the funds 10 commence
with must irecjpfocaly be raised from
these %ildlantfs, it fsthe 'Hf5re iino6rt-
aht that we hesitate no longer, render.
ing ohfseKesithe 'rhbre ihigry criminal
by every HOUR fdelay
Att6ther and siilIsstr6 nger reason for
ehch Convention Is found in The fact
thatIit will tshB most certainly aid eff.
FectualFy 70 arouse, concentrate and u
,nlto n one homogeneous feeling and &C.
tlon, all the energies Of thocouneies in
tetested. serving as instructors Il. their
itilnaeoaio representatives in The mex.
and charging them with
ihe special duty.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-08

THE NAtLs--1n Cons eqaeDce Of the
vast f@Ins that hays faiien this wgek, So
8bstFHetihg ths water courses 01 the
dtfFsfenl f5et8, #s have had bn! one
nail. The consequences is, our paper
this week Is barren Of news. Our
readers will Of course, max. tks aeees,
safy etiow abee,