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The Panola lynx. (Panola, Mi. [i.e. Miss.]) 1845-1846, 1846-01-17
THE STATE of Mississippi PROBATE
IdlIdhdtchie county. COURT,

Adnlinislrator Of Wni Fallmer decd.
Charleston. Aug I 1915. Sl---6w
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LATE FROM EUROPE.

The steamship BRITANNIA arrived at Boston on
Saturday morning. She left Liverpool on the 10Th
ultimo.
The Corn-aw Bill has passed safely through
the Committee of the Whole in the House of Lords
The majority was thirly-three, removing all doubt
of its final passage.
Wheat declined in the Liverpool Corn Market,
between the 9Th Of May and the 10th of June,
from SIS. to 52s l0d. per quarter. Flour and In
dian corn were also lower.
decline of the eighth of penny had occurred
in cotton, though the demand continued steady.
All the growing crops in England and Ireland
looked well, and bid fair to be large and favorable
Mr.. SAUNDERS, our new Minister to Spain had
arrived safely at Paris, on his way to Madrid
The British Government have sent diplomatic
agent to the River Plate, to effect settlement of
the differences between Rosas and Montevideo.
Pope GREeoRY XVI. died at the Vatican in
Rome, on the lst June, after short Illness He
in the slst year of his age, and is represented
TO have been good man. Cardinal FRANzoNI,
Project of the Congregation of the Propaganda,
aged TO- is expected to be his successor
The German papers announce that the Emperors
VI nuSSld ~tHu AuStTld anu Mig OF IruSSid
to meet at Vienna in September next. -
In Portugal the discretionary Juntos have al
most all laid down their arms, expressing their sat
isfacton with the general measures of the new adj
mnstration.
LEcoMTE, who attempted to assassinate the King
of the French, has been tried and executed.
The war between the United States and Mexico
engrosses much attention in England. In comp-
menting the dispatches of Gen. TAYLOR, the Lon
don Times of the 9Th June says:
He writes like man Of sense, Skill and courage and
we have not the slightest wish deac from the honors he
has CALAMITY earned under the flag of his country What
opinion may entertain Of the of this war; and
the political motives in which it originated the behavior
the American General and his troops deserves be Judged
by much higher standard than the policy of the Government
which is their duty The conduct of the Mexican
army, the contrary, demonstrates the inability of
that Government to protect any portion Of its donons from
invasion, and it degades the descendants of the Spanish
Americans still lower in the rank of nations"
The following Letter of our esteemed correspon-
dent will supply whatever else is interesting.
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respondent at Constantnople of the Morning Chron-

tosPohueht az oohsahunoplco Oh the morning Cnroni-
Gle says:
"The Sultan has am assured, an invitation TO the
Ficeroy OF Egypt at his request, by Jelaapen Bey
pass some time III Constantinope He is not expected till
ibahn Pacha returns from France preside over the Gov
eminent Of Egypt during the absence OF his father
senger, said, has been dispatched from Alexandria To
Paris 70 recall Ibrahm for this purpose
'Ihe meaning OF the meditated visit of Mehemet Ali to
the Sultan, is not easy 10 conjecture 1t may arise merely
from the caprice OF the old man, from feeling religious
homage which all Oomans feel they the successor of
the Caphs. II may have good effects though it is more
likely have bad real cordial understanding between
the Porte and Egypt may he thereby brought about old
Meheme Ali may inspire the Sultan with for his
most despoc aud cruel mode OF government which would be
very injurious if not destructive the reform policy he is at
present pursuing The meeting between him and khosef
the two most veteran Turks alive, and formerly bitter rivals
and enemies, would be fine study for painer-though
every eye but the paes Meheme Ali would be degraded by
the association"
We are informed by the Epogue of yesterday
Cabinet paper that England has become, like Rus
STA, jealous of French influence at Constannople
as well as at Athens, and is improvidently promot-
ing Russian designs in both capitals. 1t is long
circumstantial complaint. France would reinsale
in the Lebanon the superannuated Emir BEscHIR,
and stickles for the Chaab family at all events The
diplomatic journal, the Port Folio, contains the
greater part of the correspondence between Mr..
GUzoT and his Envoy at Constantinople respect
ing their plans and demands in relation to the Druses
and Maronites. The Opposition in the Chamber
of Deputies call for discussion of the management
of French Oriental influence and interests. Mr..
GuHoT declines battle, alleging that new turns of
affairs exact silence for the present.
Something is said of the rapid and successful cul-
ture of cotton in Greece. Such table as the fol-
lowing might dsspate all fear Of rivalry in the Bri-
tish market
The imports into Great Britain Of cotton from the lst of
January to the list Of May
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HOMICIDE JusrIrIED.-Mr. VIM. NJ MEuKpIrH son Of
Jonathan Meredith, Esq Of Baltimore, recently murdered
at independence Missouri by DIR. Harper, Of that place
The Chicago Journal publishes history Of the affair." and
that Harper, without cause became jealous Of Meredith
account Of imagined intimacy with his wife, and, Disgusting
his feelings decoyed Meredith into his office and shot him
dead The Journal intmates that Hapers conduct is exc
Grated Justly should be but concludes with the following
declaration
Had he in reality for enemity against Meredith,
which he supposcs and in the street in daylight
and there shot him down, he would have been JUSTIFIED py
the community in this part of the world"
We hope is small "par Of the world tins remark IS
applied Having regard for those conventional rules
that civilized have found wholesome and convenient ana
that God has authorized by direct revelation we had rather
I've the outside Of the part Of the world In which each
man is elected Judge jury and exccutoner in his
even unto DEATH and where the appeal court public opinion
IS to give its decision after the death of the culpt The hcs
ofe had are adeguae 70 protect erery IN his repua-
ion and prope and is justified in resort to muir
der or voence Unless this principle is acknowledged and
acted upon society safe from the dongs of turbulent
and bad men---Loudoua Chronicle,
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TERMS

Two DoLLAas year ONE DOLLAR for the first regular
session OF each Congress- and FYTY CENTS for the final
SION OF each Congress- and the for each Extra Ses-
sion--payable in all in advance.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-12-24
BENJAMIN HAWKINS
\ MOST VALUABLE TRACT orLANn.


t' DAY oi November next, will sell, on the
~ premises. most valuable TRACT OF LAND b,,r's
ing 10 the heirs OF David Row land d This tract cont ms
something over slo ACRES abou, $50 Of which are clear ID the
rest l. m tmhgr OF original growth. and lies in Bctn,t conn
on IN, mead Waters oiBnilo and purgator, CrccL with
m SIN miles OF Buchanan - of LEXINGTON f rno T.,
' 'u mics" Retreat furnaces, both sides Of he turn.
pike road leading 10 )hIes Springs, ten miles distant and
ms li'dersons, opcnchane, and Taylors no,, Bcrlr,
land. - > i'" peiNlet ;
1t offers most valuable inducements, either IN l,,os
ilan'efs or ayem Keepers. The Land is rood for INV d
81 gram and amer has good mar at his door fr All M
gram he raise. 49, ~ '''tie
mere Is large portion OF it very Superior TOBACCO
I'M ana James River being only five miles distant M
p'fIoa to the l-ynchhurg market is easy and slrd
'T 'ah'' hiNer anl kauaFsha Canal attended i EN-.
VIII ~ hnfh increased II Is susceptible of b.i,- nl m
N'etiet iAN iRN STAND, bein situated at M r.
Harden Mountain and though runs the rrt,i N,,tl W.
,tH uf"Pkf leading from Iynehbir.g hy Natural pil
',p41s SPRINGS and W lite sulphur to Icui,hlrr and an
''it'' lf'' f"" is now in progress Of ri. RI tn from
h'2Sii' 10 inteseet with tho main Buff lo rd llin
irNiS'on' running also hroughth tract sllri.in ti liz
I'm, Neeh 't SAID two places six miles and HIM, ~
NON ten mdnemg travel that wav % "
fui'htr description deemed unnecessary a. tb. il
ing 20 purchase would desire visit the premises ,ib I
DC shown TO any one desiring buy, either by NJ ul
VINO nFes near the place, by either of the understood
ifhN> @, VIZ vi" be onc-third of the purchase non -
payments from I ,,r ulanIr N three equal annual
payments "oin Sd'd DAY EDWARD ECHOLS
No. ~ JNp H. HOUSTON Agent
TOR Samuel Il. Houston
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NEW CONCERN

uNlF. subscribers would respectfully inform their
y friends aud the public generally, that Jhcy have
iormod co partnership under the style and firm Of
hcCi.hN}HhN'A THOMPSON,
Tor the purpose Of DOING General Grocer, and Commits
SIM business, at the late stand of MeChnahan \ Go
Our stock OF Groceries, D1ncsilcs Sc will IN, found NJ
all tunes, large aud Wcll selected and at low prices
tonSCmmeniS oi Flour, heat Tobacco and all kinds
Of Produce viii receive our prompt personal a,trnon
t.aads received and forwarded; charges for Dray7qp
We respectfully solicit sharr Of public patronage.
JOHN q McCIANAIIkN.
CALVIN THOMPSON
November rs T.,
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No s'ss'l,.

t. THE | NDEBSIGNED having again dc
E.s4.,HA termned keep House ol Entertainment
&,a INK at Amherst Court lIoase, b. = leave To 5rr
ssV4a. 5Ss5 his friends aad the Pablo generay thai hc
will BE- ready at, before, the appoar
december Cpnrto accommodate all who may with
a call
lie particularly calls thcattenen OF the other
who have 10 attend Court regularly, the additional room
winch he Is putting up Tor lodging apartments, &.
de-. lp-"lm CHARLES H. MASSIF
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3ioctiral.
FAiTiiLnss NELLY GRAY.


BK THcNAs Hoon,
Be. Battle was a soldier bold.
And used to wars alarms,
Rat a cannon-blll took of his legs,
80 he Land down his arms.
Now. a. they horc him ofithe field,
said, he ,,f,c, others shoot,
70, here leave my second leg
And the Forty second loot
The arany surgeons mad him limbs
sad he, They're onl, peg.
B1t there's a. wooden members quito
~ represent nv leg
Now Ben. b loved pretty maid,
Her name was Nelly t'rayi
50 went to pay her has devoir,,
whoa he'd de, anrod hi paw
b. when he called IN Nelly GRAY,
shs made him quit coil,
Aud when she saw his vopdon leg,
Began "a hkc them oil.
81. Ncll, GRAY q, Nally Cav
l. thu, ,5ar l1se - warm
The love tho 1--we. scarlet coat.
Sasuld Is, nrie uaitom
S,iI Sic 1 l,,,.{ a .sijggf on..e
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TO Gse.g'E'Es.Egy'ssPs&,

y Is hereby gi'cn, that pans OF the nc,y Court
'l'r With Npee 'ons %! the work, viii be deposited on
Monday hA TIE ma INST, al The Clerk, oi OF the Cof,
'u,ii g. 'amp1 II, and also At til" OLE oil & G T Wiz
IA the i""ho ynrhbalg or the inspection and exanina
~ all such A. may b. Disposed b,rae contractors Natir
ais" hereby gven, that ia, Commissioners Will m, a, -
out House Of said County, the 9TH inst for the Ir
takers. i"' '''''3
~. ~ -"'2'p J. WILLS, Chairman
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MOTTO T..

FENlF subscriber having purchased the interest Of T.
I &. tlanahan in the late firm OF Nit laualiln
y Co. has formed a CO partnership with Mr. c Thanp
son, OF this place Tor the purpose Of continuing the
GROCERY AND COMNISSION BUSINESS
under the style and finn Of Mechanism 4 Thompson.
aud would respectfully solicit continuance OF the par,n
age, literally extended to the late concern. An r>
poronee Of II years close attention business with the
entire personal attention OF both partners will hnh
enable US to give satisfaction to al who may favor MS
With Their patronage.
JNo. e. McCLANNIAN.
Nov. Ii
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land AND SLAVES At AUCTION.

n RS ASr Dstrec olfhe CIr.git Superior Court Fl
Law AL Chaar'ry ii Rsti ri cann,y pronounced
September term. tii IN In OF Weeks, al Arthur
- al the undersigned COMMISSIONS will proceed the II
, o January nrxf, the 7 ir =. r. THOMPSON
n The " Franklin, To- se 10 the highest bdder, at
pub c auction the TIA d Land and Slaves in decree
menfil1ed whereof Jaaes Adams, late Of Frank III cD4afv
dIe eiz1 and possessed, Caflar his widows therein
shall have ben lrst dedaeted)
The uart OF Land contains about THREE HUNDRED
ACRES lies the store Of the above named : : =
Thompson. and said 10 be valuable and tn Slaves consist Of
MEN, WOMEN 5. CHILDREN, OF " HON are very
li,el, and valuable.
1he Terms ct he sale will be upon a credit for the and %,
and wears and OF twelve months ior the Slaves except
cash sufficient delay the expenses Of alt) Til
purchasers M be required give bonds with good personal
c.uy aad the title Of thu Land will be retained until the
purchase MONEY paid, subject resale in default Of paw
mrut.
Dee. l7-WtlJ g \ WINGFIEl. II, Con'r
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INTEND making trip. tins winter to the southwestern
country, On business. shall attend the Charlotte Apo
ma'teN, Cambs Psyis ANA and Halifax Derct5cr coirts
and shall start from lynrhburg the h day of January
the south by Richmond thence Tallahassee thence to New
Orleans, thence the valley OF the Mississippi All person,
having hIsne~ in the Southern Western countric, winch
they wish me to attend to- will please al
december courts above mentioned, address by
Campbell rour, house, before the first day of January
H. 3-wlw DA%lFI. NJ \RR
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IN H. LAVENDER & co

GROCERIES, Liquors. Sc.
which have been recently purchased under favorable cir
cnmS'"ne's AMI Or cash. They Halter themselves that
They are no" fully prepared Ia sell extra Bar,ain, in
'7ef Inc. ana most respectfully solicit tbcr old rea1,
ana inc fn'hr generally Ia gave thrm call before ptr
caasiu1; promising them that every .0,. on b,r ,rt
snail Re made 10 give general satsacou
July 81
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Notice.

FENlF. HIGHEST CASH PRICE will be paid for
conn., delivered either ut Lanehorne's MIL OF
at Beaver creek, miles below l.,nchhurI. on the ca
nal. A. ~ MONTGOMERY
Noy5 wis
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,, above sale has been postponed until Friday tho
Iu Jay ct January next, when will certainly take pI,e
nc ~ -iuH f. f. X II II
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0gdt Isl
-

richard Noare and r a#rt Moore, in their individual
ghs aud aaie VI ,1rc and Thomas Moore executors Of
the last Viii and testament Of Thomas Moore SEN deceased
-, Defendants.
The pcic ndants Richard Moore Robert Moore not
a ing catered then appearance and given acco linz
the Net u Assembly, and the Rules 81 this Cor and # an
ny by satisfactory ito c. tlat they re moi inl ab n
this Conn onweath Is Old, rcd, th the said Ri o,d
ana Robert Moore, eoapfe fcfe the sccont M,rdsy n
raaty ncNt ard answer the bill the aintDs ard hat
coy cd tbs order he rthwih nett,din the IyI clbug
2man nr two month eurcrssi,e!y. AID pc at IN, front
door OF the Courthouse Of tlis County on som. = r
Copy-1cse,
De-. l0-W2m Gro tyNI D,p>r, >,
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CHEsNtr HILL TAVERN.


Z~.s-S TIE \DERSIG\ED nhcs tins
&1.:rk method tnl1ru the travelling public
&kaiiiH thai tins House. located IN that beautiful
Nssxs{S and romantic region Of country. an the
iynrhhug aud Lexington Turnpike road. near the hue Of
The blue Ridge anal, which has hcenlor time closed
IN consequence family affections. Is ready l the
reception and gcntccl aeeommodatianof
IRA " TEE r..
This rntc through the Blue Ridge has many interest
ING Inducements 10 invite the traveller. owinp 10 the rare
combination 81 the sublime and beautiful river and noun
tam scenery that meets the cNea every turn being also
the most direct and orghe fum the East toouc of nature
nobles works the far famed Natural Bridge; and the
justly celebrated literary town Of lcNingun IL would
only add his grateful acknowledgements ar past encour
agemen with the renewal ohiN pledges arc pains
to render hs House every way agreealc and his accom-
modapn satisfactory To all these who may favor HIM with
call WILLIAM JORDAN
Nov 10 Is
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sept. ~

4 III II, 2'ror Cpl=t OF Law and Chanccrv con-
unue9 AMI hed Tor the Town lyn .hbarg at the Coan
U,1 ~ INC S'' own, on Saturday he 18th day of January
49,, sitting as Court of Chanrery 10y
William Cobhs, administrator of Alerrivctlcr cob, de-
ceased, "' nm, nm u
against
ri ''"'' Defendant.
MS cause came on this day heard on br bill and
iLs ana subpoena awarded therein ON the 9mb of August
APPEARED to have been duly served and was ar. ucd
~ counsel tor the Plaintiff on consideration whereof the
% h'th order that the Defendant do render an account
ms transactions guardian of tho paintilfbcforc
WI" " e COMMISSIONERS Of this Court who is dire ted
'N'iv STATE and settle the and make report thereof
20 ihs t1trt with any matters sial, stated tb6,abt peril
"'' D! himself or require by the parties to be so stated
CoPy-re-te.
ID. ROBES, Clk
In parties in the foregoing cause viii L. no.e that
Hi a. ms Gin - IN the town Of .rnrhbir- at the hour 81
~ 20 \ w. On iu3slly, the 5h II January lsl7.
Il s''t dires ed by the foregoing decree, w'nh
Nr Tor oNaniuat"l1ud sci lonifn,
'ses VI" y. {. MANSON, corr
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'rse balance If the >a.cs teIon1ng to the aboeo es
fst.. ala5.uaa2 - some ~. vii be- hired at the same
g and pl4ea. l.. de aud hGag to continue from
1l} ta#5ag Til completed.
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ov u

VIRGINIA, SC,:=A rules held IN the Clcrk's Onir, II
ot December, lS6 - ~
samuel P9nnl and John ianni Merchants and Partners
IN 'rad' under the sly and firm Of Samuel John Iann
IInI1t
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AMI Al. BErUk1 or HE n DlIoR OF
~ 81 Il NCtUl MIS-


AMI Al. hi1"ki "t liit NJ DIlok OF
PtiBllt (tOl MS
hd,ie,s, Gfs, Jl=,pLgg I'M f4tG
SIN herewith transmit h. iI, tst,oi,I A,arnl, M,
Annual Rerart On The Iinanr,s hrh ,aI viii b. nj, a.
cd to submit Ia The llause If D. I,tat,s
Vii mol. rr-e#,t
A.ira.-,l,.t,f. l.. ,,4,tt
las 4 JF ATJI
Naalt,r II puhbr ,,,.,at.
W. boar,o}Ie H.. Sd c,t a.. H. = l.l.,..,..
Aru,f,t'. tft,,, n. ~ IL I,
In compliance with afrt fll4 several law winch prc
.c,,t.d r,, III i,, H.. -. -, s' -.
The Genera, As..l#l, f, .r,..l ,,,r, ~, ,h, ,,,, :
tho n,hl,c ti,stc@s rl,5,i ,,af5,,i =. tt, '''
The hsI,oce A., .l,.,y,.-,.9. -, ~, ,fn.,4,, lax
clrsyr afIh. ,...l. ,,,., IN. ,,s., - y
,ra,,o,, - H. - IL, .,,-u. ar
RI ,,,, f.. a. ~, - '''' -
- na,.l, l. -
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a., -, , VI ''N'''" 600 - 49,.
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"a "ep.''Je ~, ,'' '"t'' an" ,.o-,.., -.
i''''N ~ ! 't'il' '''th7s lt','ft- ~
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Nov II

\ kairs holden IA the Clerk, Q lice of the tucoi, s
4 rrno totrl oi Law und thauc,ry Tor the Cpn,, ~
Lii: " ''"o'f
Jaues Reynolds, pI,i,,os
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T@ANI Il. KF1 NUITJN.
AIu.aistrl'ar Of John H. q odwin, dee'd.
rz5D
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w IN
Mayor
n - -
CANDIDATES.

From present appearances, we think
j; quite likely that sc shall have a
goodly number Of candidates before the
people Of this District, to fill the vacan-
cy occasioned BY Mr.. Iaylor's death.
In addition 10 those already announced,
Messrs. Col. J. Kenney, of Rocking
ham, Col. D. W. Pattesonsand George
Baylor, Of Augusta, G. I. Barbee, Of
Hardy, and William Mccoy, Jr. 81
pendleton, are spoken Of. We have
no objection 10 there being a candidate
for each county in the District. The
more the merrier. Let the people say
who shallrepresent them. King .Cau-
cus'-(the old tyrant! )-slall not in
terferc-'on The present occasioai'
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The favorable auspices under which this
journal is commenced, and the warm encour
agement with which it has been welcomed
in adj parts of the country, are positive ASST
RANGES of its success. The fullest arrange
ments have been made to carry it with spirit,
energy, and effect. Editors, whose reputa>
lions are established have been permanently
engaged; the most able and popolar writers
have been enlisted; the abundant treasures
Of European literature will be brought hther
and profase.y lasished-indeed the whole
world of letters, wherever genius fourshes
and learning spreads, VIII be put under con
tribnfion to give strength, beauty and variety
TO "IHe Uesfen Contiaent.'
Ii presents weekly compound of news,
culled with care from every foreign and do
nestle source, and digest of all kinds Of III,
formation, literary, scientific, political. reli-
gious-nteresting alike 10 the scholar and the
s.nan of bus ness.
II is deroted 10 Southern & Western Interests,
not as opposed to those OF tie North and
East, but as consonant with right and JUS
tce-i,,terests bestowed by the Constitution,
and indispensable TO the maintenance Of the
Union of the States. 1t seeks to subdue secs
tional iealouses, cherished sentiments of am
ity, expand the affections rs well as the in
ltiCCt VI iiSils dtin OthN uPoi Wy 'tN''N''N'
ground OF letters new road to concord,where
all parties may meet and be brothers. Con.
citation is It's aim; Truth its guide.
1t shall be worthy of its name-"Ihe lpes
er,l Continent" our country, our whole
country, new states and old states, new terri-
tories and old territories, ours by position
ours by occupation however ours, ii ours
| Nv rieslt-shail be contcI.ded for, defended
ana maintained. according to humble abil
! ity, but with fearless spirit
A great dealmore than t,,is might be said but
..breyity is the soul of wit" and much can bs
\ expressed in few words. We shall prom
Use little and perform much. Try us reader
and Judge for yourself. Without anothel
thought on the subject the very magnificent
sim Of TWO DoLLAns--it could not be bette
expended-and your names and address di
| rected 10
TAYLOR, WILDE & COMPANY,
Jayuis's Building, North 81 BGitinao,
| Or 10 G B Zeiber & Go Phladelphla, Ge'
Dexter, 80 Annestreet, New York; Redttinl
s, Co State street Boston, Mass Amos Head
Chsrleston S. c.; Morgan New Orleans
Robinson & Jones, Cincinnati Genaral AZ
! ents.
To all editors of papers, who will cop.
the foregoing brief Prospectus with this no
tice, 1--WE will send the Continent in exchange
We nope our old friends will remember Us
and that we shall be SO happy as to find ma
ny new ones who will say i kind word for tn
Western Continent.
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VIRGINIA, TowIT:
At rules held in the Clerks Office of the
County Court of Shenandoah for the month
Of January, 1876: Hiram Myers and others.
plaintiffs. against Joseph Miller, of oil, and
Henry Fl. Gray, defendants--IN cHANcERY.
FENHE defendant, Henry II Gray. not hav>
a ing entele his appearance and given
security according to the act of Assembly and
the rules OF this Court-and it appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not an inhabi-
tant of this country: Il is ordered, That the
defendant do appear here on the first day of
the next March term, and answer the bill Of
the plaintifs-and that a copy of this order
be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in Woodstock, for two months success.
ssvely; and posted at the front door Of the
court house in the said town Of Woodstock.
A copy-Teste.
SAMUEL c. WILLIAMS, csc
January 8. 1876.