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they forget from its blackness, springs
the light Of prosperity now so SUSPECT
ously dawning upon The whole country.
All the high sounding denunciation, and
threats Of dismemberment of the union,
should be suffered to flow by as the
whispers of the breeze, unheeded. 1t
is all for effect. None Of them would
have the courage TO repeal the tariff II
thereby they would leopard their popu-
larity. II is fashionable to talk OF dis
union now, by the democracy, and
we long to see the time come when
such men, who threaten to tear down
the solid walls Of our citidel of union
will be as scarce in the councils Of the
nation, as their bosoms are unused &c
patriotic emotions.
| 1t is our duty then, to bring to beal
upon our opponents every honorable
mode Of warfare, by which we may
| hope, ere the lapse oil many years, 10
see a change come over the spirit o
| their dreams, and the government, ad
ministered upon wing principles, NOV
ing gloriously on to her great disliny
What matters it if reverses com,
upon. US? it is all attributable t
causes which can easily be removed BY
energy on the part Of our standard
bearers, and some Of whom are not un-
known to fame. Then lei every whiI
90 forth into the contest, armed will
incontestible political truths, and here
yer light is wanted, ''Iet til ere b
light"
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-30
PRINTERS LANGUAGE.

Every profession h as its technical
terms of course the. printers have
'small smattering" which is only
ineligible to the craft The follow
ing is specimen; 1t don't mean howeV-
er as much as would seem to the IN
initiated:
slim put Gen. Washington on the
galley and then finish the murder OF
that young girl you commenced yes
terday: Set up the ruins Of Hercula-
neum; distribute the small pox; you
need not finish that r0aaway match,
have the hign water in the paper this
week. Let the pie alone I'LL after din
ner, bat put the political barbecue TO
press, and then G" to the devil, and he
viii tell you about the work in The
morning" ..7..,.-.s ~.
No wonder that Dr.. Faustus was
burnt for invenling such,<a diabolical
arr. ss's- zs@ ..~'
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OUR MINISTER AT BRAZIL.

The Boston Journa! of Saturday, 20,
ult., contains some statements respect
lug the official conduct of the Hon. Il.
A. Wise, which, if correct, reflect but
little credit on that gentleman.
1t appers from the account in the
Journal that Mr.. Wise has assumed an
overbearing attitude towards Mr.. Cor
don, our CONSUL at Rio, and that he
has even ventured so far as TO assume
the office of dictator to that gentleman.
The judicious and persevering efforts OF
Mr.: Gordon TO throw every obstacle in
the way Of the Slave Trade, were in
danger of being entirely frustrated by
the impetuosity and recklessness of the
Minister. ''His course" says the Jour
nal, in regard to the Porpoise, was ex-
ceedingly rash and indiscreet, and his
cavalier treatment Of the Portuguese
Government is well known, and at one
time threatened to prove an Interrupt
ton to the amicable relations between
the two countries. Indeed, he sough,
to assume all the merit of the investiga-
ton, and, if we are correctly informed
forbade the Counsui to send despatch
es to the Department of State, claiming
the right to be, himself, the medium OF
all consular Intercourse with the Gov.
eminent! This arrogant assumption OIL
the Minister was treated, Of course
with the contempt it deserved"
In another instance the conduct uo
Mr.. Wise was still more extraordinary
and furnisheds occasion for mnch talk
among the Americans, at Rio, who uni
ted in condeming it. II seems that. Mr.
Gordon, in the exercise of his officia
authority, after full inquiry, discharged
an American seaman a: Rio for disobe
dience and mu,inous behavior. The
conduct Of this seaman towards the
CONSUL was of the most insoIent char.
actel, and such as fully to confirm tht
statement of the captain an innate o
the vessel in relation to his character :
This seaman complained to Mr.. Wise
and that gentleman, with his charistic
impetuosity Immediately enlisted in hi,
service, and became his agent in bully
ing the Consul. He even entered tn,
consulate, and there, without permits
sion of Mr.. Gordon, entered upon wha
he called an examination Of the case.-
Mr.. Gordon remained silent spectator
while the witnesses whom Mr.. Wis
examined were permitted to indulge il
the lowest personal abuse in the pres
ence of the consulate.
At the conclusion ofth trial, which
occupied three hours in the middle o
the day, Mr.. Wise announced with. be
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-30

Wings o.. Mississippi! these are the
men whom you are asked, by The large
body of your fellow Wings, assembled
at Jackson,.to give your cordia! sup
port. Will you do so? Gould the re-
ponse be .heard, that will burst forth,
from every quarter Of the State, from
The north and the south, the east and
the west; from the denizen Of the log
cabin, the cottage, and the palace--in;
reply to this question:, we would hear
no more doubts; but upder such leaders
would feel as certain of.achieying ayic-,
tory, as were the. followers Of Napo-
leon, when aided by Murat, a Lannes,
or Ney.
The wings are now fully prepared
for battle-there hummer isssthrown TO
the breeze-their leaders are in the
field; and if they do not prove, in this
contest, fully victorious, they will have
so weakened the enemy's forces that
the conquest, in the next camp align
will be an easy one.-K. Whig.
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FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
MAJOR ORVILLE HARRISON.
THE WING TICKET.

To day, we place the names Of the
Wing nominees al the head Of our CO.
lumns; and in doing so, we deem it pro-
per to say word or two to our Wing |
friends, in relation to the canvass, and
other matters intimately connected with
1t. Not at all sanguine of success,
and not at allrelying up On any dis no.
uorable weapon of warfare, usual re-
sorted to by violent partisans, we yet
believe, that.a thorough discussion ofall
the great political doctrines which now
divide wings and democrats, by the Sc
veral candidates Of each side, in fair
and candid manner, cannot result other
wise than in the overthrow Of that par
ty which now so Wanting guides the
helm OF affairs in Mississippi. The
employment Of weapons Of calumny,
might gain us an ephemeral victory
over our opponents, and we might ex-
ult in the enjoyment of the fruits Of
such victory, but while we would dc
it, the people, disgusted' at the mode
and means Of such an elevation, would
soon consign US back to the position we
now occupy. Political hypocrisy, anc
public dishonesty, should be exposed
wherever found, not only in the ranks
Of our opponents, but in our own, 81
that the people who clothe them as i
were with ,heihabiliments of their con
fidence, shall see them in their tru
characters, and. place upon them tn
distinguishing mark Of their disappro
baton. And did We not conscientious
ly believe, that the party to which W
have attached ourselves possess NOR
political integrity than that of the othe
party, we should at once halt in tn
advocacy Of Wing measures, and ceas
our efforts TO elevate Wigs to power
until We should belthoroughly satisfies
one 4way orathe other.
Perhaps some Of our readers, hav
not reflected, that the United States &c
vernment is now administered by me-
who never aided in the passage of thos
measures of national policy, by whic
they are now enabled to roll on tn
ponedrous wheels of the government
with credit to themselves, and unde
the salutary workings OF which, til
whole country is gradual putting o
the aspect Of thrift and returning hap
piness. For the symptoms OF prosperl
ty which are continually bursting int
bloom from the Arastook to tho Sabine
we are indebted 10 the days Of WIFI
.ascendency, short and few as the,
were; and those of our opponents VIII
point to those signs, and urge them a
arguments against US, should be re
minded that these are the days of tn
sblack tariff" smiling over the life
less form Of the once proud Subtreasu
ry.
Why should the people listen to til
multitudinous voices that roll out thei
unceasing tones for therepeal ofthe "a
riff, when they know, that at the las
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-30

P. w, TOMPKlNS.-This gentle
man has published a list Of appoint
ments, TO address the people of north
Mississippi, extending as tar as Holly
Springs. We regret that Pamela county
is not included in his appoitments.--
Such man as Tompkins, will do good
wherever he goes.
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To the candidates to represent Pano-
la county in the Legis1ature.-Gentle-
men; We take the liberty of PROFOUND
ing TO you through the public press the
following interrogatories, viz:
list. If elected, will you vote TO abol-
ish the present system of convict labor
in the Mississippi Penitentiary?
Cd. Will you vote for the introduction
Of system Of regular labor which
will not interfere with any Of the me-
chanic trades, now or likely to be intro
duced INTO the State or
Sd. If no such plan can be devised
will you vote against all labor, the pro-
secution Of any mechanical employment
in the Penitentiary, and for the support
of that " institution of our country" by
taxation?
4th. Will you do all in your power
as members TO bring about reform in
this particular, by your votes, influence
and active exertion?
These questions, gentlemen, we have
a right TO PROFOUND. Your right is ad-
mitted, to answer them, or not, as yol
please. Upon your answer, without
reference 10 party considerations, will
depend the votes of at least
TWO MECHANICS.
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coming gravity that the Consul was JUS
titled in discharging the seaman! he
then eneeayored, bat in vail, to induce
the sailor 10 prefer complaint against
Mr. Gordon to the Department Oh State
OF Washington.
"It is understood, in Rio" says the
Journal, ''that the Consul has sent to tho.
Department of Stale ststensent Of the
whole transaction. All the adyiess
form Rio join in giving Mr.. Gordon
great prise, for the ability and fidelity
with which he has executed his vari-
GUS and responsible duties"
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Ii SAMUEL NJ. HAWKINS. ESQ

will consent for his name to be present
ed TO the people, as candidate to rep
resent this county, in the lower branch
Of the next Legislature; he will receive
the support Of MANY VOTERS.
Birmingham, Mi. August Esd 1916.
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The candidates for Congress-, Messrs
J. Davis, M. Valentine, and 7. w
Tompkins, opened the campaign al
Vicksburg few days since. Temp
kins is represented by the Wing, as ha.
wing made SPLENDID charge into the
enemies camp, and proved himself,
what. his friends knew him to be, able
to meet the champions of democracy
on any question Of National or State
policy.
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o. Gen. Patrick Henry declines
running upon the wing ticket as can
didate for Gov. Henry should never
have accepted the nomination unless he
intended to run through. The party
will, Of course, lose no time in directing
the public mind to some one else. We
must have a candidate,-so, al il
wings.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-30

How far TO Oxford?-The Organi.
ger extra, containing defence OF Gen
Quitman's political character, dated the
9th of August, has reached US, being g
days in stronsitu. How far to Oxford
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-30
Mark Valentine gets little or no en-

Mark Valentine. gets little or no en-
enlargement from the northern portion
Of the State. Here is sample. The
Ripley Advertiser, asks in its sim Pill
city, /" Who is Mark Valentine ?"--
We are impressed with the conviction
that before the clamor of the campaign
is over, some of the friends Of the ami
able and gentlemanly Jefferson Davis,
will ascertain tchat he is.
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WING TICKET.
For GovRNoR.

-~ FoR ATTORNEY GENERAL.
iioN. DANIEL MAYES, of Kinds.
Foa AUDITOR OF Pubic ACCOUNTS.
JOHN. II. WILLIAMS, Of Chickasaw,
t.' FOR SECRETARY OF STATE.
JOHN L. TORREY, Of Claiborne.
...s.sa s. IS FOR TREASURER.
JOSEPH P. GRAY, Of Jasper.
FOR CONGRESS.
PETER B. STARKE, of Lowndcs.
PATRICK w. TOMPKINS, Of Warren
WALKER BROOKE, of Holmes.
AL BINGAMAN, OF Adams.
FOR THE LEGISLATURE.
M.,op OpVIT TE uAppISON
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/ OF Joint appointments of Major Or
vile Harrison and Tom Turner, can
didates to represent the people Of Pono-
la county in the next Legislature.
At Sanford Wilburn's, on Saturday,
September 9th; at STATIONS store, on
Monday, the 9th Of September; at Long
Town, on Saturday, September 18th,
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81. LoEiS.-The Native Americans
have carried the city election in St.
Louis, by large majorities.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-30

All for country! Let US perish
- By the doctrines we proclaim,
: And in perishIng, yet cherish,
81. Our dear principles the same.
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ts.s.a,nb & S.F.8Ortstt, Editors.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-30

saturday, August 80, 1s4o.
The lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1845, 1845-08-30

Of he State Of .WlssissiPpl al Holly
Springs.
AT RULES, the 1, Monday Of Augus I
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s'OL. ANss.-.v0. 10.

"tte IaHedhy the American tm,lfsts. A. ezsa n
I,>a-, e,ieul.d ~ that atasa,e. A. the ne
.s''nal'd very highly n,,Lle cuury, and eur ss-
ant aud Ia" abdIua cz' ns; aud ,t" ,Npr, ~, d the
npn'un sui snirfaln, thai n tent Tor s,lf
gnv,fum'u AND able 10 maintain t,t isu.ucr: 'ha'
ny anm Niiun i,Aas gives Ia the L nd Suies full
hifh ~ II f.etis,s IN friun. was INV iIitv 10 her
aeneNaito rrr, s,neJ se II charity IN lrsas.
tmniy oes,ssing Miiln s1i The elements Il, h
mighty empire. i ~ pq'anaIy a,lvinta rs aud ,pn
\, niences ot this measure Ii ffsas. sisperi,al.
osrrn'ri u III Il BY s,rl e,lralap,s ii,ii have
estimated the inmr'ancr u, ann,Naihn'. fft-i I'x'l
Il ~ a'Hna htcly smurlhlug lar snr 4 mare las,'n.i
i'an nntnenary nces>, VI lew sIinas tlie VI
it value vi lis lands, ~ the ri,t"n III trw rrn-
IA The rilce II s houds H. sids sl"u'd u appear ~
t"'se who weigh wh srrupu.,s ntcr'y 'he reenns'v
advantages Ia accrue III !, VAS liz ya ~ that tho
balance Is against ~ these IN my opn.n wonld he nf ~
" ontw.igi,, by higher considerations aud In mt ava
pat snmd rlady sacrifice ,hrn 10 ibe sisrii,.
strength nd elry Ut The American n,n The land {
my bnh the hume ofnfy afieeuls, The hrrr u n,d,,n,
Tin ugnu the wotd.
I esnss lns.solence aud f,l-e s,aenenis III some
al HE new rrs,mrs III Texas aud New Oleans have n,
d.sr,ndcd 10 nii'e, 1helt centuclo,s hasr largely
hsrd the towards privilege Ia tana mate tl,r a'sD AID
have nndanl, praeised lr Mathl,vrllrn p,ns ,ra'
lie u w"rih ,,ll,g II It % nneanra llced twenty "Gt
hours. Tiny have falsely slfutd that -gn,,l ,hra'
ie's with SehH CUrvas, without the know ledge -, The
Pfrsden';-ihpy have Urged ,he statement thai was
present NJ washington Guy Il, attend diplonac C"n,
nfess In b. held there place through Which have not
oven passed sinre leaving rfAa4,.-lhry iabf,s,e ~
pm that aasln Nj xr. "wraring u White hal; they
have attributed Ia me Ian. n,nr never used, pob,
'llp"na'ic mssi,n 10 Witch | mas orpiui,d | y -
Prtslrh han three years sinrr. rtr, snipd
IA undertaken Ia receive hribe ui NANCY i,in the Ca,
vefni,rni. In which Vas accredited. But though They
nay continue h heap i,l-elfnls upon alselrls they
ran never trvale Them ab,vn ny dI-'lan. ath hf
themselves They may know that never allrnI 10 c"'
cilmir my r,lllleal enen,cs.
hopr Ia Ia win yuu and IN assure yam IN !" rs,u
that an, ,,is tuly lours. AsnnIi. n,rn.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
DWELLING ANECDOTES.

DtFI'INt ANGN ~ f,N.
IN no,i cnses II dnrs erna ue on uf differences n
s,siry, It i the most IN tin wn,,l h., seeks
dns$. lie feels hmsct i, The Mrous. and ,etetor. ~
nannet dsgr,r,i he waals snmlhIus 10 take III III,
e" the uhc aud he nhrrs thai by tbs
cu. IT hu,r duri a,S,v,s pni,s ut all thai WIT br
hnr II. We remember M insnnne Which nrnfnd ~ Il
packet ship, where uiin. either lrnnk ur IN sne wa
l,ni cNclrie made assuull ulou Table VI " lcl,
several persuns e them adn s-msIr sitting
The nearest rep.,d him Nv tr,,'. aud was AT T.
wards called al HAVE, 10 Il .hi him e. his salsia,s
lon lie rtpled ''St, you hiuugbl dlrgtar. nlsn ,mI
,,li. and slill l,hd yal AID Ia wipe ,.1" III.
leesl lewal, an III aaurltee " nh srtss,
aud our cnsons and our olinos hn by the nle 81 on-s
II he must have iongh. Aud lar should hase Jght
forthwith, without Nalin. 10 eafa hat. IN this ease.
be would have LEARNED. thai his adversary wasa thn
and fugitive n'in justice aul ~as MI persm ri sutli.
rieni rank 10 t CONSIDERED 10 such circumstances,
rehnlcaly u ernll' man.
l.pn IIrndooell. ~ "l the earl Of Cardigan. ran a.
way whb mau'd badly, Win was alrraanls divorced
aud he married her. 3ut his l.rd>llir ar the fits.
seajm. AS sncn bat surprised li,sr he dad MI p,,,.
\ eali,nn ltum he l,lnud husband. aud aass anN.
uns Ia ake palsilon ilal al last he wnhr 10 uilr u.
Ills note nod,d rs hnoes: .'si-llav d,,,-
snn the greatest Inty Thai ne uan eau do an,hsr,
ltnh II incumbent Ia ul,r yuu the satisfaction,
which e,n lenau uN,s 10 unoliu IN sheh cinun.'
sianr's." 1hn rrly was This :-"Aly i"rdln taxi
IL. n ny lands w"nan " h., has pt',ed hrrsrlt =
wretch lon huyr dnre ne ile attest iavur one mau
al
,,'a a,I',,i ,n,' - hi,h nuc n,ni.,u,n .m. =.
,n,,, IN NH ,,.,,.na ,nr,. y I'm. m,u ,,.,k , oil
,,d, .,,. II ,ir,., l,1 h, ,,rs ,iul,. ,.v..o. i,
-trh east, npafaion; aud The unwor,hncss VI
s.p ,,,. mas, ,,l., o,,,ls !. v.,,s
,,nh,y,J ,I, ,,ch 81 ,,,dn,e ar =, nnu,.n and ,i,,s
:, =. =, h,,, a,,,,s i, ,,,,,n,,, am, ms, III .,,,,.
. ,.,l ina, ~, ~, ,r,,,l nnp,, -, ,Li, s.e,,, ILL.,
nnlhup; bui ha KID by ud ar,ts. ini, H. a1l sights,
r,yalrns. aud hearted anuusles. Tue ,.i.u"us
,,, Ia, :, na, ,I,il,,o,d i, ,,ao tr M, invi,i,,v
Inn, Il, dinner i, ,,us. moi lh.ty II, Il, ayoued I'm, Ger,
,a,,lv n ,as Ia. ,,l ,ue T,e Do,cp hal L,., NJ.
,nuk ~ ,L ,, Win Al, LIS len, * ,f ,u.r.,, CHM
,i ns ,,.n,i. I'm :, ,, ann ;. INA s,,,d,, .ns M,
,, ,,, sa',i , '.,.s ,,.,,., Inn. ,,L.,s ,.
li, Ia, l. ,,,r ,i.s ,, Ram, # l c,.ud
,ol y, ,l.n VA. lw,vs ,,.dy t.ti,Lt lie kn.w ,,,v
1sll nm, NJ. ,,,i, mimi, reouu the oic ~ kuu.
was al. the he's, oc for u,u,s,,r.; and il any uupht
Ls c,cu ala vrr. sl,t, v,i IN IL, Was !, adv u ,hr.w
bs ,is,,l, ,no ,l,r scale,
4, Ma, c,s. IN ,n,st., N, = II al uu,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-09-04
March Is
Y'G E.y.T1EEEs.
gsOy.EAND's PATENT COSDENSING
COErEE ROBBERS,

The only thing erer oDered 10 The pnbiic INIT rW
prcseFre he good properties n ttc f2Oee.
TOFFFE made this Boiler is decidedly better Than
u ,hal made in any other ,ay. as IL preserves all
that rich aromatic flavor much desie, IN c''ire-and
in all other modes il flies of in steam. This B'er re-
qnires from quarter 10 third less OF the grain, as
none of the escapes-and much less cream ana
sugar. as there is less OF the bitter asrngen IN u. aud
will retain the flavor and freshness long the coli
denser is KEEP, on-a whoe day ii necessary. The
'Cnndeusing Boiler much less trouble l'r the cook
!han the urdluafy one, caGioi boil over. the con
densed steam dripping back Keeps down The iroih
-.Persuns are respectfully referred 10 the following
nt1ed aentle,an, WIN using the Condenslng Doll
Z re arrtl highly approve OF Them
UuI,. II. l.. Ellsworth. Com. Of Patent,
Hon Judge Craacl,, Chief Judge oil Dist. \v,.hiuo
Hon Judge Mason, Sect. Of I. $ Navy. ton, d. c.
htuct. Se@el,
Doct Lindsey,
FnI sale b. II. u. {. ". =. III, llahP3.
Ma ID 10
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E,N&AtSo
" THE LYNCHBUEG NIIGlNlkN

published ,ccekty, (ercry sloaday and lhaSdfa
At -Four Dollars pcr au paylbe IN adrance. No sub
ripton u be receicsdtof shorter tne haa months
md no paper M be discontinued (ercept AZ ts discretion
oTthe Editors until all arTearugeS Gtc pad.
~ .4DGERTTS E,atEN'TS inserted al 30 cents per
,quare Tor iess) for inner form insertion aud u
ants s,.1s Ies) far esery outer form insertion
EVERl ADVERTISER required 10 note, en- his
manuscript hotr long cshes his inserted
an adretsenet not toed wd be inserted tai It's DIS
ontinuanee be Ordered.
FOR YEARLY .aDrERTISLNG The terms for
the privilege squares, 10 for squire S2a for
one sqttfe form, s35. Ecer9 geafig adoeiisef
wall he itrsL to CO fle ms adoefttns 10 ms priieu-
tr line Of business.
~ JOB nRLNFLNfi er6csted neatly n Id erpcdfotts-
u al on reasonable terms.
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go Tobacco Planters.

fpAlIE undersigned hegs leave In say To Planters OF
Iobaeco that he has employed IN his slore Mr..
jnn II! Davis. who has had several years experience as
Commission Merchant. IN selling ioaacco, aud will
continue 10 sell LII e AT 20 eents per hhj and pay the
Planters at my stole as The Tubacto noe Is ub
tanned. ash lot p"icu Of The public patronage.
". +. NUi Nj.
May 90 Is
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Epks -, ME.
F,,s5so EseBOEt g.

klGESI OF tie Laws, respecting Real Properly,
NJ generally adopted aud IN nse IN the Dnied Street
ennracing p ciaIy The law OF Real Property IN
NlfaIula. Iy John lay h4e iomaN, Judge &c. Price
reduced To tl2uo.
treatise On lhr Law ut Executors and AAminislra-
lufs, generally III use in the niied States, and
arllcular', aaaped IL the practice Of Nr-na by The
,ane au. hur pnrr reduced Ia $1,000 For sale by
PAYNE X GREGORY.
7. & &. prap1rel 10 furnish. ior cash. al short
nofirr. The Law Bouks published al The North. al pub
Shers prccs, cheap any oi the rarehing Boot
seiies. Z. u.
Az.
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VIM, taken a lease Of the Mills in This place,
4 ( known as the Ianahorue Mill, Tor Il term u
yeas Will be regularly III tie wheat market and pre-
pared 10 give the
FIreEESr NgAREET PRICE.
Lump and Ground Plaster will alNaysbe kept Ola hand
and sold lbw for cash.
NJ. JAatEs Su1pnIS. who, earn, Is avorably
known 10 the farmers n This region, viii NIL Tor me-
and hone 10 that patronage from the pubic,
vci, the convenient location ct the property invites.
A. \. MONTGOMERY.
March 3 Is
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Statistics Of Caomci. One house in philadelphia
has prepared and sold within the as II fee years. H..
OOU pounds u, calumet The consumer pays The ap'he
cary Tor the medicine at prices varying from ID !" 500
per pound. Putting the a,Ivt quantity al nhly So,
II would appear that The price paid for has exceeded
million ol dollars. II is supp ,srd that the qnaniiiy
uacureJ by uher houses j., al least six times r,urh
So the cast Of cao,el in three yeas has been $4,000
900, or an average Of two millions per anna At.
y. La.tlfe.
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The Rev. 1nonas Jrpa,i, oi Columbus. Ga, WIS
thrown ilu,n his .r,r aud killed .l. iii iusiin
bout nlnt inil.s moth Vi I vil.l3I5. =.
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CAR Ell NJ.
.<Vyp Of ssP,FsOyI EIN3T.

nl virtue of deere nj the wur,iinl rutlnlv cuuri
HB Of Be1ipri, pr'apaaeel 1T us AusuS hrm lSlj
il the case Of q IT,, 81 al rs Go Fl a. The uuitt
sgued, WIN appi,ntri commissioner far thai put
m~r. viii IN saturday, the lh day oi osuarr n,Al,
proceed upm HE Premises sell HE