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SOUTHERN GENTLEMEN,


WAR EHOUSE,
as BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
'UNHE public is respectfully Informed that the
- subscriber has constantly hand eroom. as.
assortment Of Pa'honab Furniture mnuaet red under his i'm
mediate direction fthe choice approved
10 his extensive Ware will be fou4d every cpon Of
useful and Ornamental Furniture made woknsn n
leaaoned Rosc wood Mahogany Black Walnut other
Woo varying ndessns and prices nnnt m
please the most fasid putehae whether furnish
a Cottage or n Elegant MANSION In the ciy.
Premium Patent sofa BrpsTE,us.
Pa-A goods bought this establishment carefully ,Ied and
matted f"T transportation. 1USIs MORRELL
%
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lotteries.
!. g. GREGORY L co. MANAGERS,


J. 9. GREGORY L co. MANAGERS
nichnsad, Va.
omce No. l0l West Main street
anef nehet Nos - 81. cspsai psiss or 10 ooo
- :. hsrandns Lottery No. sas frra dawn San oetoh.,
vss sent 10 this once aud returned uu,oh = ~'
' react Ne. - 81 sS, the sseosd Capital rri.. Of
10000 DOLLARS!
IN AsIsndns Lottery. No e22. EI, drawn IN. ,-..,,
run W" once 10 J. " WORD. v.Ddsr. Riehmops W.
Quarter Ticket Nes. Z ~ ia tl,c a., ,,.,., =, 49,
OF 10000 Dulisrsf sLrI.a,.a Ists,, 4. \, 80.
Soh f-R.<f, Oaes " -
,,sn nn Ticket Nos. 35 10, "A, cayiai P,i. Of TN
1s1"D DoL.IfRSi ~ 4isIa.d,ia Lstfary NJ. 900 y.tya
~as- <'n fsg-sf ras se-t 70 unes.
ocVt nr1anea lsntsry. Cas- No ~. for is45-tos.
sos no g on ssiuni.y. Oct sSth Pine
=, oeoo 1000 5000 .2Vo. pm. Of Yooo A.. a,
90 N"s-l2 ballot. Tickets $50 h.ive. S. o,.r~,. so g.
~ Quarter do % - nan 10 90
ORDERS or Ticket. aud NJ
.oose openod iuery wii receive prompt "a
an account of the Drawing viii ,o. n . -
tn al who order from US Addr-v. 10 ~ 'o'e'
J. O. GREGORY = co, Manager.
Richmond. Va.
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HENRY HARRISON, ATTORNEY At


-
~ Street Petersburg Va, by o. srxs.LL A Co M P.,t
SUBSCRIBERS have fitted and opeae. House on so-
nrsbrok si'rt recently occupied Ioviery oa by Mr.
Wherry and onrr themselves TO pubIt,
They VII aSays = furnished md e.hr.,
'n' mArt affords and have made receive
ftgu supplies OF Fh and which wiz 10
se W 10 The best style ami the their
usse 70 attention wI be paid their
nouo Nlhoe ~neatness, ordeT
henee IN business val enable them up ther n,ito
from the country sitting will b. furnished with
sneh neasSs they desire u. hse hh 80.
inEs and cIeetent sal ling for ,beiG ho.ses
ea iernisaed win the test Of Wines quors care
y Selected al ice New York House peaae CIV, a. r,,
WN-'m Y STEGAI.I. 4 co
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BY Davenport, Alien a 90.

GROCERIES.
MONDAY, October 9Th O'Clock will n. ,sd =, "a,
~ Anet on store, Assortment Groesrpe. sappu.nr
81 CroiI sugaIs, prime quality
y hen
N. Orleans 10 do
Wh,k-y, IN barrels
N q Rum,
DIS Solar. in hhds
Ch-'se. pine apple
Tr1~ gunpoWdeT and black
Pap-r Cap and Wrapping
HenIags, y. Carolina
so'e Leather, n Y. inspection
las &c
TE4ss-under $780, cash over eIoo month, er,I, m NJ,
proved pape'. ~ wv ~
&C - DAVENPORT. ALLEN A co Au.,,
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U. +. WEISIGER.

70 U. +. WElSIGER.
'IA,.fn IN coors, SHOES, TSUsKs. kc As
No col Br0=d S,-o~t. SAses o, HH Rt -, -
FULLY snnou~ess To hs II ir- ad. ami eu-,on.,.
ain - a. t's s''r. No POL Btoat sh.eko.
~ VIZ ssfetd aId superior Of sho.
h compare with any offered Rie,,n,onJ ,,L -,
20 q4~HH an extreme CIV The IN. t.rn
a ns 70 need to offer barglns who - z, sof ~
e W would especially c-H attention Of In. P,n.;
49, OF h- - tr sslnary 10 his I'm. ,..o,.,
i-ss eAi M''-es shoe. onsei Vsry Low
tou ons @SAailtanee with the Business aud
esse OF ne srie! nseSrd lbs Of pa,ropag- he T-,
ehase el-. where, ,nslre h Ia iaei, custom or
III ENRl HARRISON, ATTORNEY At
LAW 20 at Charles City O. III auesi the s-p.ro,
and hferor Courts oChss CAY and New Merchants ami
oihsrs ra with in these coun,,r viii
and Their eG ines au'ndei pateh oc I4-dsr.
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by lnioes a Esrorher.
~. u Al -
GROCERIES. LIoUORs &C.

GROCERIES, LIQUORS, &c
AT AuCIInS.
IN WEDNESDAY Morning Oct 29lh Al 10 ocnes W.. vii
re store, without 4.
u, Liquors, &c. worthy the attention of dsaet.
TLkss-under sIOO, Cash and over mn. cred, n,
approved endorsed Note. 'N '''
ISIOra 4 ppnrura
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Anction Sales.

sgTtnE PAys,
BY Dsaiop, None ere a Co
VALUABLE MAIN OR z STREET Property
AT AUCTION.
IN "WEDNESDAY. The ia.sni .t ~ .,ep,.t a, m. 49,
mis- vii be 81 for CASH rah kt II rtns nj 40,
me hsmsd rsnen-nis thereon, ronns e, on .-,, m,
IN RAJ TO- eet on thu N,rb of Main street. s-r To IN.
-s' occupied a. f'uh Conf-con, al IN. ca, -,
~ hm ADD M IN So beL,- The cd Nar.et H1us-
fytnSaesto 81 the P'opii.tr.
OCH DuNio' N"NCURE CO. Auet.
SO"Ah, AoLASSEs. AND COFFEE AT AuC
TON.
Stnt-. wu be u" "'n' o' oar
Nov orleans, St ard RI sur,,,
:. 90 fofo REQ Mola-s-. a Hhir and n 4.
NO, Laruayn and lava OF
Macon Shoulders SIDE.
Whiskey in ebs
Iras Gunpo~d~r. Imp q Al .ndPo
ssaps Le.s Corate's Bafdys brand,
Windov Glas of
brandy, Rum. and ''"''
sfareh, Iniiro aud Cioeoat.
rp-fm tapdie-, ke
- "a ' ''"'' essh. over that smoup'. Z M. e,oSt
MONlVfRY N
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Let OF Ground On 2sth street.
AT AUCTION
By Dunlop, Moncur. a

TRUsTEEs s.fLE Of DEsIEgsLE EE,, rsr,r.
AT AUCTION.
oN MONDAY, the 18th day Of November. Mt
on me pfen',es a. surviving Trustee shall by
OF deed Of trust from obed Gatr sht ard Samuel nun
-; ~. ~ Ase"on or the benefit Of the Balk Of
w., % OF tround with the Improvements thereon de
~" ''ea' the one A. No 725 o. ,r
IN " AZ on i street the fun depth Of acre; aad
~. ,a o"unr oohesos u,et a,d usual depth
M Mt above tho fe-iden q Of A. Thor a, H.a
ny content OF parties the viii b.-On- third ,... a.,
brAnee IN equal Iaymenis ~ month. A-,,,,.
o" the day u ale for n.goiabls nd
~ SICunt "g ."oo'-~o-
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To TOWN AND COUNTRY TRADE
FENHE suhsene's following Coed tenire
y freshl stitch my Offer county trade AZ
the icNeH
20 haes LoRion nuAl Faay TwnsL Sseapsw. i0LIit
i2f, ~ f,Hsse ard HntrlY Biankrts
30 sesPiah AID ftsy satnsts, ~ Jeaus ara Tweed.
so eases Ne1fo C'.ihnf % every dsscrJtion.
20 sniiisly ryics Fancy Prints
Noun u T
30 bales white. yellow mi scsrl-t Piaanes
tsA hfgs Ladies trsss Goods. q the mot fash
tcnabs styles together vi slu every &c usually kept IN the
Ivy Ioodshne - 70 '. n J. = JAMES a GU.
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lust received another supply of those han6s
~ some BEAVER HATS. made BY Becbe Co.tar Broasys
Nfw York eau gentlemen sn4 supply yourselves with
eay hanome IN the Hat gong very fast
N. ALLEN 4 co
No 90 Ma n Street
oe 10 Ner door Y. ~ jenkins
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Anothcr Arrival OF Fall and Winter Clothing
USI received per Columbus, 3 cases Fall and
u Winter Clothing consisting O! every style Of Coat. P.u. and
Vests; also, under Vests and Drawers in variety.
G. DUNSPAUGH 4 co,
&c "a No. 81, w. Main Street
IL bbi-s BEST COLD PRESSED CASTOR OIL. sale by
" ~ 20 ] n. EIsTACE A.
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THE LYNX.

ptn,od and published every SATURDAY at
,,,tt DOLLARS in advance.
1l,,ttisenen inserted for one dollar per
Ls.rs (of ten linss or less,) for the first insertion
"a 6hy cents for each subsequent insertion
Adve r,;ssmanSs ~ a personal nature WITH
-1r.t'y be charged dolbie pr.e~ of binary al
ssrissnsnis
YrlRLy ApvERT,sING ~ deduction viii oe
nlla 20 those who advertise by the year t" a SUI
srsat nau II 10 make il for the interest o. 'hoI-
chants and Others.
Advertisements o1t OF the ct ''ne "
ssss of the yearly Advertiser DC e"''is'" '''
separately at the ordinary rH''.' ,.,....
Pra(essiona, car Ia, MT aItHra'e 'o' WV 'N'''
containing ten linss nr less ten ""''''''
r enanes afca1 liiatas TOR c" '''E '''i'.o-
be inserted for FIVE folIa-s' pavmeh o'"" !" "''
x.,cs ,rJ St,te o hoes ten dollars.
Injection tickets will nsVer be de!'VeFed ''h
paid for. oro,,,, a.,
f., I;,;d,,I Interest," will bs chargd at holf price
AZ o,li,,,y Advertisements and must be paid in
90 vance.
Advertisements n4t msrked wish the number ~
insertions viii he continued 'tll forbid, and any
Alterations ma 10 after insert n charged ext a.
Adve,,isirs patrons win favor US by handing
I. ,he'r N ,ert semsnts early after or regular
solicitation days "a conVenent--no' later III any
r,,. If possible. than Thi~sday ght
All jOB-WO3K must be paid for on detIv-
fosrAaE mrs, he paid on all letters, or they vii
IA, be ATTENDED 20
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
orisia of the word Tariff.

The puzz'ing name tariff is derived
from The town of Tarifa, at the mouth
of the Straits of Gibraltar, and the
most southern pont in Europe, no, even
excepting Cape Matapan, a, the fo't of
the Morea Tnrita was the last strong
hold which the Morrs disputed with the
chris ians, and is still wi hin three
leagues OF the empire Of Morocco -
v hen the Moors held possession Of both
the ,plliars of Hercules, il was here
that they levied contributors for YES
sells entering the Mediterranean, whence
the generic name.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
The Catholic Church.

We copy the following from the n
0. P,cay une:
Our readers generally are probably
no, aware of The rapid increase of the
Roman Catholic Church in the United
States. We have been surpassed IN
snlircrln Philadelphia paper. Fry
wears ago there were IN this country
bu, one bishop aud twenty five priests
of this denomination, with tc" scat
tered Oh ire -s, there are nov q bs1-
ops and nearly 1000 priests. with so"''
100 churches AMI about 500 mis~lona-
~ stations. They have 48 scadam'es
81 eclesias icai seminar'es. so house
10. religious women. AMI 90 orphpn as
yIums. Their increase ISat the ra'Ic
OF nearly 100 per cent, every ten year
being ofcour>e largeir aided by eiri
grafton. he increase of the genera
pnpuia,ipn is 81 per cent.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
RG .IECULTUSsAL.
Mode CT preserving Hams.

For the following recipe, | am iadob.
ted 70 the Hon. E. Whiitlcsy:
A common barrel will hold ore hnn.
lred and fifty pounds Of hams, and the
recipe is for barrel supposed to con-
lain that weight.
We kill our own hogs and the meat
is Gu up before it becomes cold; and
then the hams are put on table or
shelf, on the skin where t'.ey lie until
morning TO cool. but not freeze.
Permit me- 10 suggest TO you that If
The skin beco mes dry and hard, it is
Impossible to restore it to lts soft flexible
STATE, you have probably noticed this in
he feet you have bought in the market.
TIE hams should be taken in hanl The
lay The hogs are killed. Tnone barrel
or to $50 pounds OF hams. thus cooled
he following Compound is 10 be APP
Piled:
Four qnarts Of salt, two pounds Of su-
gar, and one pound Of saItpe,fe, pound.
ed fine and fully mixed. Each ham is
over 1iFiie ealire surface, and as lar round
The bone as i, can lie reached. The
rubbing should he hard AMI well APP
oiled. Th hams are then packed ina
barrel as tight As they can be placed,
Where they Ire two weeks. At,he ex'
pira:ion Of TWO weeks. pot six quarts OF
,,yht wood ashes. into kettle, with
nails of wa.er. (about ten ga!lons) and
bril them about two hours, and let them
stand until morning, to settle. AT the
same time make q brine Of salt, strong
enolgh 10 bear up an egg so as to ex-
:, poSe the slz. Of n quarter dollar. Inc
proportion is nine gallons Of this brine
TO one gallon of the I've. The hams
a mus, be Thoroughly covered, If they rise
Al any place weight on them. They re-
# main in this preparation four weeks
is Take Them out, hang them up one day
To drain, and then pat them IN the
nnke-. q IS aud smoke them with hlcS'
le orv if possible. Hans are very ire
Il quen,ly spoiled in making. b. an I'M
snvory, AMI by heating. smoke
house should NOT be tight TO make the
is bes, hams. AMI they should never be 81
IN heated as, to run or drop the fat.
y We keep our hans in dry dark
= roo.n in The seconl sorry. where fly
never enters. Same people pat them
a down in ashes, salt, smoke, bran Of
n grain AMI others encise them IN cottoE
10 bars ana whitewash hem,
H. We prefer the dark room as theJ
are safe and clean. .ffar
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
VenalitY of PopeTY.

Ten years ago the Pope received be-
tween G1O,OOO and f2o,OOO from the
King of Naples TO make NeoPo!iian
woman saint. And two or three years
earl, r. he received between E5oO9
and flO.U0o from an East Indian Be
gum, the mother oil Col. Dyce Sumbre,
to say Il sing mass for the salvation OF
her soul! Tnsis the mIn who is siyi-
ed The VICAR of Gud"--ihe man he
deuouncrs the Bible as bad boJk."-
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15

committed rhis crime in lha hope OF
gninir q some mnney by letting HIN our
as chimney sweep 10 one of this vocr-
ton. Lady B., too happy at this mo
ment 10 ieproach HIM an thinking that
G. d had permitted this event il order
rha, Charles might he placed in cir
cumStauces more favorable Tor The good
ofhis soul freely par lnn"d rhs unhap-
ry man. aol saw him die 10 hope thar
Ciod had pardonei him also.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
NO. 9.

something wrong about il. raised the
coffin aud opened i'-dnd. Lehold! there
was nothing in il but log Of !" ood!-
liter the uuprincip'ed rum-seller had
ruined him, soul AID hody. to cap the
climax, he mrde The last outrage upon
his purrid corpse, and sold the body
for dissccinni Ills frame is now hang
ing up in one of The DOCTORS shops IN
his village"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15

rarity Of gentlemen and .heir Indies,
from that village, visited place ofso-
freshmen IN Middeburg, where they
passed shor; time, and after they de.
parted boy about the house who had
occasion rs enter their room several
times during their stIy, remaI ked II at
they we're the queercst gals tina: ne
erpr seed; cause when there was chairs
enough in the room for them 10 sit on,
the tarnuI critters would sit in the boys
laps"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15

A Strange Gai.-"Every thing is
arranged for your welding with Susan
Tom kins," -ad father 10 his only
son, the o.her day: Il hope you vii! b.
have yonrsei like a man."
The individual lhus addressed was
vob,S man. seated in a chair, despatch
ing = piece of bread covered with mo-
lasses. His only answer was slgh'
accompanies with food of tear:,--
The paien, started. and in an angry
,oice demanded What objection can
you have? Susan is handsome, and
wealthy, and married you must be some
time or n,hcr. Your mother aud
aerc married, and il is my c"mmanf
tina, ,nn prepare for yo"r n"Pt'ais-
YES" finally sobbed Thomas, "tha
il a drfGrcn, case; you married mother
bu, I'm sent out 10. marry a strang'
gal"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
Gaping the climax

The. fIlrwIng il nn extrac' from a
let,er To Rev. John Marsh. n. York,
from J II Coffil. an able and zeaioos
temperance agent. now on a occurring
tour III We-,rrn \ York.
., ld:ir MS 0l1icd wretch. who had
swa!l,wci do" sii his. substance. lived
by hanging round one "I Inose dens OF
corruption, and doin. lille lnbS as OIL
frred. lie sickenrd and died at the
rum hole where he had gotten his bane
for wears. The rum-seller very kindly
sent for the minister 10 come and at
tend his funeral. In the kindness O
his heart he went and per ned The
dn, es ola clergyman AT as funeral
The daughter oi tic p or lost wretch
CANT in from the country 10 take hel
last LOOK al her father. bit was 10 i At
Looked 81 bal. it wo II be l.npru iehl
to opea The cotfi After the coftl ha'
Teen let down INTO the grave. and IN
people retired, the sexton felt there wa
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15

Liga'ningas MInare.-Strange Is 1t
may seem. electricity has been applied
successfully To fertilize the group1.-
This has been the novel iieaat The re.
cen, meetings of the British Ass.ecia-
,ion. lwas first discovered ~ lady
in Scotland, who CARED some wires
from an Elcctricc-, Battery TO her aow-
er ground, md found it very useful =
since ina, the experiment has been
successfully tried of collecting the na,u-
raj els.trici,y, by wires on poles, ana
conveying II to limited piece of gro md
with powerful effect On The vegetation.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15

Irish Phaosorhy.--The EE.nicker-
booker says The philosophical argn-
menr, ciled by Professor Be,n, touching
the change Which, the human body un-
dergoes every seven years. was turned
10 cool account HE other day by an
,rish,nan. who was en- leav"rlnS 10
prove to Native American, that The
no,lulat. of his due, rine was altoSeth-
ar erroneous. Look, said he, see we
have a new body every seven years.
| came here nine years az al Irish
man. la, I've got new b'dy nav. ma ie
on The soil. man: AM Pm as good a Ma
tive American asyourseIf."
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15

Lore.-W hat is love Claras said
Bill the other night, as he sat beside
his sweetheart. Love Bill, | hardly
know what i is; but suppose it must
be getting married and kissing little
babies. Bill tainted.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15

Horn Tooke was the son OF u poul.
iercr, v hich he alluded 10 when called
upon bv the proud s;riPlinga- Of E'on TO
describe himself. Il ann said fiolrb
the son Of an elnin mt Turkey Mereh.
aut."
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
Letter from Patrick Owens Aunt in
Ireland 10 him in America.

i'e'"nN 10 MIN :" A"'"
YEA" Ne iiE :" nave ma
10 you SINCE my ''S' "h'h Vow "eo"">e
VIC "'''o '''"'.u '''''' ""' WI NY P"0
VI '''''s W" '"' "''"" NV
'F' WYNN" ''"4 E,'"' ''' Nv"
'''' f'''
-. ,;..;..,, r.,
,,.k w,n d,ea vrrx suddenly las, w., /.
fro. I,,.s,.,.,. ,,,,,..,a ~. f,,. ,,o,,,ts
/ The poor man was IN violent c"n'"'-
sons The note lime 81 MS SICKNESS ~
i"S ie'I'c'H q ''0' al" Si'ee''' eH'' lain
ing ihr"heitnity an / cal ing i"r wafer
| hai u" "9p"r'uhi'y o. iHor"ing yon
ui his death sooner except had wrote
10 you by The las, post, " hich went oft
twu lay before hc del, an thea yoi
would Lave had postage 10 pay. am
al loss to"li yoI what his death was
"cc"si"ntd by, tut lear ii was brought
on by his last sickness, Tor he was never
we'll Ten days together during the -" mole
time OF his confinement; an believe
ho a;e too much o' raboFs stuffed win
peas aud gravy, or peas aud gravy
, srutfd Wllh rabbits. | cant tell which
but bc that IT. il wall, as soon as he
breathe d his last, tae d. ctors gave over
all hoI es OF his r, coverv.
need M, ,all vou nnv thing ntou
b;s noe Cr,ou knew thai in Dccrmbel
....--
Years old lacking ten menus anu ''''
he lIvei MI then he ""uh nave "0e'
just s.x months dead. Ills proP' =.
now devoIves TO his next kin' VITO al
died some Tine ago. 5" expect y WI
he dl"'deda be '""h VI; "'u q" NM
his property was S''''c''''"s
BILE Tor he h"d ''he eS'a'e " "'o" We
, sold To pay his debts. ana me 'e''''''',
: he lost on Morse race o"' II was ~
'h''" .. t'e'' ''"' ." '' ,.r
! he would have Won me race n"' ~
the horse he TIA" against 0''" W" 10 q,
l. for hun. never saw man ta"" -
n doctors all sa'i So that Observes ore
'l"nS and took med cine oe'er ~" u
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15

Curious Fdcts.-There il gentle
man IN this province, says Montreal
pacer, Nho has vote for member OF
Parliament in Al different places. This
il about universal suff'rag &c.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
A NEW nisH.-We fnl in the

A NEW niSH-We find in the
Maine Culiiva;or, receipt for cooking
beets, which, deserves attention for its
novelty. Having washed the heels
free of dirt, reasi them in the FIRE as
you would do pn'ntoes. When the
process of coohirg is completed, peel
and serve up the beers in the usual
manner. The dish is said to be deli.
cious. ne shall have i, tried.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15
Mail Arrangements.

Tn, Mail f-on Men7h;s af~i"e' On Tuesdays
.,1 SATURDAYS Il, 4 o'clock nooa, aNl de3a:ts
r.. N.n,bis n, | O'Clock the SAM days
tn. Mail fom Oxford ARR on Wedn's-
a,v evening, att o'clock, and departs Tuesday
no-nin NJ O'Clock
IN, Mail from Car ollt1a. arrives Tai -7laY
evenings a, O'Clock, AMI departs on Mon lay
uornings q, 5Oclock.
Tn, MAJ for rnuol,t1a closes on Sunday s"e-
ming, AsS O'Clock
III, Mail for Oxfo;d closes on Moaisy eve
uings as o'clock. ,,,--,.
Tn. Mail f,r Memphis closes on Tceseay'f
and Saturdays a, o'clock nooa
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-03-15

The Little Chimney sweep,


deeply beloved by his widowed mo her /
the Countess OF BcIville Lady Be. /
vile was q piouS good lady, ahd sought
10 have her darling boy love God also |
But Charles was Il wild. diSub dIcnf
child. aud care very little for the in |
siructions of his kind mother. She J
composed many Httlc prayers for him
10 learn. but he never t ,Iri.ni'ted but .
cue of them 1" mem"ry, ~ hich he "OnIf .
repeat IN careless mtnnrr when he (
went 10 bed. Charles grew To be very !
,hurghlIrss. and gave his good another
much pam about the welfare OF his
soul.
One day servant came AMI told Ia
! dv =. that Charles was losi-ihat Tor
an hour Trey had been looking t"r
h N lui could not find him lie had
brcn lett a.une playing III the garden.
and when satight Tor could n"t b. '"nnd.
ESery means werc empluNei To trath
| W
vain. One Ier<an tai seen IA little boy
ulaying on the banks If the river. and
passing IA few moments AFTER he vas.
not there. The NJ o,hcr thought this
was her uwn little Charles. AMI thar he
was drowned. She incurred tnr Inn
as dead. She caused TO be ulpturcd
on tomb stone child kneeing. and
had inscribed upoI the marble. The IN
iie PRAYER lac used iooat ,i'"t "''-
might have l. h fore her.
! tine, TWO. and three wears passed.
and no tidingS came OF Charles. LAZY
r. nsed To examine in her own walks IN
he cl,v. every hoy she met who would
have been Of his age. hoping thai he
1os no, dead. bat she was always Co. IL
nelled to N her search in The htere<t
sorrow, that the boy vas not her own
darlng son.
One day on returning from the conn
,ry. she saw win surprise. on "n'rrlh+
her saloon. IA lrIle chimney s"eeI
j. leaning again Il the jim lie was yer!
n sorrowiul aud in spite nj 'hes"o' "hlr'
covered his face nigh, be seen hi
white skin and his extreme thinnesS =
Ills head rested upon MS ofe"S'' "
moor child was weeping and large tear
rallied down his checks, leaving whit
1 ,...o,,. ,,,o., his la k face.
n tF"ce' "t'''' ah1ao, osLe
- what - the matter o"''U "'
the Countess ,,.
Nothing m"d"m-" Is "",'."e
We are come TO sweep ) our '''''D y
; My master Is upon tn" r'''' u . .
ing dow" >,
"thu' why - ; - s.',. >, ,o.,, :;
de ~ ), t' ",
'e"' y :. al -
"N' -, III 49,. ,.o,. ',,nb.ezn
II! GOV" s,.,,so -, master will be
'''o - go, 80, Ives IA heat =,
y " A@@'"' You say : 10 ~
;; ottcn2"
,,u,o., syerv a,y madam"
=" AM '' ,,, o,rr money enonc
"because %" ' 49,. 49,, b,yi
''P -" ne" ;, .,.;.h -, b,yin ,ob,.i
s. cried out al, ""y W ' h,,o IN
,eo. 60 T assure vo, mal,m, il is no, :