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wwg CgNT94I, SAYINGS BAWIE,
IHTEREST will be paid on depostes at tue rate Of
1 per cent pes aunGni, or All sums remaining on de
b. counted in reckoning interest DepoSittS will be
paid upon Is days notice. Discount day, Saturday =
Notes for discount or renewal must be handed TO the
Treasurer on Friday evening" or ihey Will not be con-
s:dered by the Board Of &irsccFS.
Saice at the Stsre of J. Brande5urg Go.
N IL. NII.I. prrS't
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EDSED.


regular meeting of M Crawford DIVISION the loi
i-,,;.. ,,r,a,,,ble and resolutions were passed:
Whereas, God, in his a-wse Providence, has again
entered our circle and taken from our midst Brother
JotN SmEars, thereby ieprYing Us OF i%itlitn ana
beloved ns bcr the church Of consistent Chrlstlan
the neghboghood Of respected and useful Citizen ana
ch;ldren of a fond and indugcnt tather Therefore -,
Resolved, That We sincerely aud deeply mourn 'he
teab ef our beloved brother whose memory shall
be drar 10 Us, and while shall miss ms presence IN
our recon yet We know that our loss IS his eternal gam
Resolved. That we deeply symPalhize with hi' az
ficled family uaoa whom the blow falls 50 heavily but
lei them ever keep his honest upright course IN Ve'
following his example, that their last end may DC
his. 81 ,,o,r,.
Resolved, That we wear the usual badge OF mourn
ing thirty days and the officers, emblems ana s'aS DC
dressed IN mourning for the same t%e. 49,.
Resolved That a COPY Of these Resolutions &c sent
70 the Braly and also copy to the St"un'on specta'
,or aod Rockingham, Register for publication.
McDoSorGH HARRIS,
DANiEL FEEPE, SCommiitee'
PErEa MILLER,
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C0MMlSSIlNER,S SALE.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OFAUGUSTACoEN'
i TY.-James S. GnY.-Plainiilf,

| THE ClRCUfT COURT OF AbOUolAtOc-''
TY.-James S. Guy,-PIaintif,
/ AGAINST
David Snyder, Martin Snyder, Adam Snyder and
others Defendants,
IN CHANCERY.
BY virtue of 4 deed rendered in the above cause It
the June term, 1855, shall Fday bte 26h day Of
October nsri proceed TO sell the premises, thc
h;ghes; bidder the following real and personal estate
which is referred 10 said decfce, 10 wit: certain
tract parcel of Land containing sio Acres more or
ess. Also, another tract containing I60 Acres,
yeycd to the said Martin Sayler BY Robert d. Me-
Cutchen and wife, lying ~. cai.pliiure River in
Augusta Comfy. A!so,thc following persona! property,
mentioned ia deed Of tfIs cXeca.ed by the said Mar
tin Sayder to Washington Swo1pc, dated 25fh Of Feb
ruary SAB, 10 wit six head Of Horses, namely, one
bay Mare, 9 years old, one grey Mare, years old,
one grey Mare six years old, one grey Mare, years
old, sorre Mare, years DID, bay shed Colt,f
years DID, 10 head Of Cattle, 30 head Of Sheep, 10
hogs, running gear Of WAGON aad gear for four horses,
Carryall, 3 iicCorinck plougs. Shovel Ploughs.l
Wind MILL set Of Blaek-mhs tooI;,j Feather Beds,
Bedding and Furniture, i5.dstcads, walnut Dr.
ming Table, one Mahogany Dining Table, one Corner
Cupboard, one Tin Safe. one Dozen Windsor Chairs,
two large Kettles, tyTD large Pots two Ovens, one
Skillet, Plates, Dishes kaycs 8ns Forks, and all the
other personal property whh be found which was
in possession of ihc said Martin Snydcr the date Of
the deed aforesaid. tff-
Tho land Aforesaid, or so much thereof may be
ccssary TO raise the aount Of sad deed will BE- sold on
credit 0! 6, II and Is months, the purchaser TO give
bond with good security md the title retained as fur
ther security.
The Personal Property. or 50 much Of it as may be
forthcoming, will be sold for cash.
The purchaser will be entitled to possession Of the
Real Estate the day Of safe. complying with tho
terms ofsalc WASHINGTON SWooPE, Com'r.
Sent. 20. l355-fds- $500 .tf~ ls.f
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VIRGINIA AT Rules held in the Clerks
Office of the Circuit Court for Augusta
County. October The st. 1855. Francis Gilkesor
Joseph b. Irimble aud Andrew A. Crawford
Adm'rs of WIN. Crawford, decd ,-P lainiiis
AGAINST
Jacob f. Fail. BIG. Warwick. William O.
Lownan and Henry Hawpe, defendants
The object Oft this Sui is 10 subject The interest
of the Defendant Jacob +. Fall in the estate Of
his Father John Fan, decd, toihe payment Of
two bonds in the bill mentioned, amounting to-
-gether 10 $50 and interest, paid by the plaintiff:
To john A. Davidson, for which their interstate
was bound as security.
The Defendant Jacob F. Fall not having en-
tered his appearance and given security, accor-
ding to the act of Assembly, and Rnes of this
Court. and it appearing by satisfactory evidence
that he is not inhabiiant of this Commonwealth
1t is ordered. that the said Defendant do appear
here within one month from this date and do what
is necessary to protect his interests. and that a
copy of this order be forthwith inserted in some
newspaper printed in Stanton. for four weeks
successfully, and posted at the front door Of the
ri-hOuse. A Copy -Teste.
n. g. KINNEY, &C.
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GOOD NEWS.
Roanhs Corncr yirgiaia Hotel
And Ad iaining the Stage 0fIioe.

THE most magnificent Stock Of Clothing ever seen in
this section Of country may be found for sale at the
Clothing Rooms of the undersigned. t
For variety Of Style quality workmanship and guam.
tty, my Stock has never been surpassed; and while
pledge mysclfto sell cheap any other establish
Of the kind throughout the State, feel sure that
from the assortment, haad, the most iastidious
can be suited in taste.
In Over Coats, Dress Coats, Business and Common
Working Goats, my stock comprises the various styles
of Goods the market This season affords sl.e
IN VESTS, may be found large variety, made OF
Silk Yeyes. silk Plush, Cloth, Cashmere, Cashmere,
Woosted am, Cotton
IN PANTS, al assortment made of the latest Pat
terms of Fancy and Black Cassmerc, Cloths and SAITH
nets, Corduroys, Tweed aud Cation.
lathe FJRNlSR!NG LIVE, may be found six
and fine Mcrino UndcrSlirts and Drawers, Woolien
and Cotton half Hose, Haadkcrchcfs, Cravats, Com
fovts and very LARGE aud full assortment OF White
linen Bosom Shirts, Collars, silk Hats, SloucIes,
Plush Gaps, etc.
1t would be useless to 90 into the ncration oeach
single article My Stocs is complete and would kind
" solicit an examination Of the same before making
your purchases elsewhere, aud beg kindly continu
aace of hitherto SO Literally extended patr0nage.-
Respectfully, JACOB POLLlIZ.
Oct. II, 1885.
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Extensive Stock Of Clothing.
STEINER. BROTHERS u co.

DEG leave to inform the public that they have now
- hand the largest best and cheapest STOCK oil hea-
DIV Made Clothing ever brought TO this place. Or to the
Valley of Virginia. Their Clothing was made to or
der under their inspection and with special view
TO The Of this market and they feel assured that
they can give entire sasf ction, both in the quality oil
their goods and the prices at which theY sell AN ad-
dition made to their stock weekly, and the sposcri-
bers feel assured that no concern in the Valley offer
greater Inducements to purchasers than Steiner Brot-
ers s. Co. The attention of Country Merchants Is par
tcuarly invited to the stock, which consists III part OF
the following
-coATs-Of colours and descriptions, IN
Cassne.te, Cashmere, Pctersham, Negro BEAD Bread
cloth, &c &c, from SO 30 10 SIS; well assorted IN
Frcck, Loose aud other OVer-coats.
TALMA CLoAKs TO suit every taste, made up IN me
finest kind Of French Black Cloths and inferior suiis
Bsiness carts. in Black and Fancy Cassinctes and
Cassineros. ircm So to'$9; made in Frock and Sack
Fine Frock Coats, in French, German, Home Manu-
featured Cloths Sc &c, OF various colof' sun ~ as
Black Snu.f-colored, &C. &c. prices from So to > 10.
Dress Goats in Blacl Blue, Brown and other colors,
ncs STYLES, from SO TO SIG
Soleadia Stock Of PANTS, in Cosmetics, Cass-
mcres Black Cloths and Doc Skin OF all Sizes IRON
81 75-to $40.
Cloth SIX aad Six PUSH aud diierentiinds OF Win
ter stufis fipm 81 10 s IL, sHa ~
gogs Co.iag, in very large assortment and at the
cheapest prices, whole suit or single. -.
Aso supply 6f'NegrO Clothing ofcycry kind:
Trunks il heather from, So toS7; Umbrellas, Under
aad Linen St!yts Drawers, Stocks, stocknSs' hand-
kcrchcis, Pistols Collars. Pocket Books, and ether ar
tcIcs in great quantities aud different qualities :,
large Stock Of Wooden, Fur and Silk Hats as well
as CAPS ofthc latest styles. %
Carpet Bags at different prices
lI5- Gail and examine before You purchase elsewhere
ndwe W III sell you Grca, Eargains-no mistake.
STEINER, BROTHERS s. CO.,
'+l4 Stone Building, adjoining Va. Hotel
Stainton Oct. II, 1855. H'-i fai Lt t3f
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REPORTED MASSACRE on TIE PLAiNs.-On
tie Isl inst, by The arrival at the Star OF the
West, NE had rumor trcm Oregon OF massa-
ere by Indians at Devils Gate "a the Sweetva-
ter liver, 10 which about one hundred and nifty
whites were killed. out o, three hundred, the re-
maising hundred aud fifty escaping to Salt Lake
Later adyices, however, are tS the effect that
the whole story &c the masSscra ia untrue, and
that the narrative in question was an inyestioo to
obtain contributions from the charltaby dis-
posed.
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Fall Trade.
ROOTS .a.Mn GE0ESiI !
Eeus,sie GaEe az land.

T WILL offer at pnbIa sale, on Tuesday he 2oM day
l of October next, my PLAYMATE =, lying on spring
Creek in The county Of Augusta, adjoining the lands OF
Crawf9rd's heirs Jehn H. Bear and others. This tract
cnntains 100 Acres in good state of cultivation, one
half clsarcd the balance well mbcred. The Improve
meats are a good l. OG DIVELLING Tenants house,
Earn and all other necessary out houses also good
Orchard The farm is convenient TO Mills, Saw Mills,
Churches School houses, within miles Of The thriving
village of Churchyille miles from swoope's Depot,
and 5 from Buffalo Gap
There is also good stream of water running through
the farm.
- FERNS made known on day of sale. Sale tocom
mcncc at ID o'clock, a. III.
Sept. u, lSJj.--tds w NJ. StihbEf,
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SnsnfaG Valraa9AEn

n Q w 81 u IL O p 4 L r Y.
Fg7IlE. subscriber will utier at public auciiCn on
Thursday the 9th day Of October ls55, The
HOUSE AND LOT, on which he now resides,
in the Town of Staunlon. The Improvement are
extensive and in good order.
The location Is unsurpassed for a private resi-
dence by any in the town. II The real estate Is
sold he shall at the'same time and place, offer a
variety OF PERSONAL PROPERTY consis-
ting in partofa large quantity of Household and
Kitchen Furniture, all new and in good order.
Terms Easy and will be made known on day
of sale. III. ii. Ii. ROBERTSON.
s Oct 10, 1866.
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commissioners Sale OF
VkLUARLE LANDS

IN POCAHON-Y.4S COUNTY, "a.
pursuance Of decree Of the Circuit Court OF Po-
cahontas county, pronounced OH the 18th day oil
September in ca use therein pending IN which VIM.
CT al heirs at law Of Jacob e. Slavens, dccd were
defendants, Will proceed Thursday The 22d day Of
NoUeaber, 1855, The premises 10 sell, atpubic auc
tion the Lands in the bill and proceedings mentioned,
situate in that portion of the county known the Sup
PER TRAcT," on the waters Of the Greenbrer river,
and in the forks thereof, the Stanton and Parkers-
burg Turnpike road, about ~ miles west Of stanton,
aud composed ofthe following continuous tracts, viz
Ouc Tract of about l94s ACRES, Oh the Turnpike
road, adjoining the tract assigned to widow dover,
all OF which is cleared and in cultivation, having fine
meadow Of some 90 Acres, DIPELLING HOUSE,
Barn, and splendid orchard, etc.
Also, Tract of 10, aud an additional Tract Of 40 A
Ores, adjonng,-hcavily timbcred, and suitable for
the cultivated tract aforesaid. .,...
Also, Tract of lS6 AcREs, (wood laad,) adjoining
the "llouchcn Tract all OF these tracts lie NJ T.. Of
the dover lands, and VII! be sold together
Also. Tract in the forks of the Greeabricr river,
South West OF the dover lands, the Turnpike road,
containing about lS3 Acres 100 Acres Of which clear
cd and in Guilty or grass and small orchard tn re-
on lff ID
Also, a Tract of9O AcaEs, adjoining the above, lying
the North East fork Of the river, and will be sold
with the tract aforesaid. ~
Also Five Tracts adjoining each other, situate the
Turnpike road, lying on Cheat mountain and s. w.
fork Of the Greenbrier, containing in the aggregate
bout 4,154 AoRES, which viii be sold togdA.r or in
three lots, as may be desired by purchasers
The whole of these lands rich AND fertile, and
constitute body OF the finest grazing lands
into market i'll the county OF Pocahontas. Some OF
these lands steep but none the less valuable for gra-
zng purposes that account, for they rich from
bottom 20 top. So that TO the farmer vino desires to
grow grain or to the grazer OF cattle aud sheep they
are alike valuable. -i..r- ....5 .s.lg
The attention of the farmers of Augusta and Rocking
ham is respectfully called to these Lands To such oil
them may lie situated to winter cattle or sheep,
il is believed tracts OF these lands would be valuable
appendage, as they lie within from four TO six days
drive oil ihcm over fine road, aud if desired, would
be pleasant summer retreat for themselves and faGl-
lies ao.dng the opportunity Of looking after tiier
sock and the pleasure OF the cliase or angling as the
mountains abound whh game aud the waters with trout
Such persons desire 10 purchase are requested
amino the Lands before the day Of sale. They Will be
shown 10 them by John Z. Lanty Slavens, who re-
side upon them.
TE{gfS.--Thc terms Of sale will be, onc-fourih Of
the purchase money Cash-thc balance on credit OF
VIM. r. CANNON, Com'r.
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The Great Medical Discovery
Of the Age, is
veF.'s G,asFA1rtSC E'AhkSs
pills.

THEY d0h't hep complaints, but S$sS PCS
l. they cure them h Sc %
Oac Box has cured Dyspepsia. ! Sssss{s 9
Three Boxes have cured the worst I SSsSss
eases of Scro.aia ". s.ss' Ssss2zsa
Two Boxes have cured Erysipe- aSl>-.TsSG
las y;gy,slszssSs7 sSA
Ons Box always cures the Jaun- s: .-s.;sa
dice. as.stcm from Bos
Three Boxes are sure 10 cleanse the ys'''A
often less than does it. orst of ulcers
Two Boxes have completely cureo 'A' " ID
en- tia legs. no Piles.
One Eoss cures the headache arising from 'O"' SUM
Song doses often repeated cxpcl every worm ho 'r sr
the body They should be given TO ohi!o'r,
always more or less afflicted with taiS Sco"is'
As gentle Physic they have no eqiEl
One Box cures arrangement oil the L'''
Hall Box cures Cold .,o fourdo.
"O Dn9cr Pill there is not their equal in the verdi
They are purely vegetable, aud can DO no narih O"'
DO accomplish an unacccuptablc amount OF go'I
Prepared by On. ]. c. AVER, Practical chemist;
lowell Massachusetts,, and sold by all "" "'>
Dealers in Medicine through this Section
Sept. ), lS55.-2mo
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Stanton, Oct. 10, 1855.
Valuable and Highly Improved
Subj L BAN L ESD L NJ &
t'F g7nEs GsgN


I INTENDING to change his location. the subscriber
/ offers for sale the valuable property upon which he
resides ocaietl upon beautiful eminence in the North
costrn suburbs Of Stanton The property consists Of
SAcres of highly improved grounds, comnotlious and
HANDSOME Brick y tyeIlius Rouse, Containing niee
roonO Kitchen. Servants houses, Stabng and aiioli'
,.r ecs.sary oat-badngs. There is also the prem
iscs larScICE HOUSE. D feet square aad an album
dance Of good waters a; the door. Altogether th''is
one Of the most beautiful aud desirable aces OF resi-
dcnc in the neighborhoo Of Stanton combining as it
DOES the advantages of both town and country HPre-
ferrcd. portion Of the land will be reserved. The
purchaser can have years credit upon the largest pof
ton of the purchase money, BY paying the interest pune
tually every year.
If not sold privately before that time the property
will be offered public sale Monday the Sd day 81
December next.
f;- Possession given The st day Of January, sos.
49, eT+ia 9.ti THOMAS p. ESKRlDGE.
staiirton, Oct 3, 1856.
ne. National Intelligencer and Richmond Dispatch
please copy 3ts and forward account to this Office orcol
lection. t'- .'tA.i -I' D, % -.t t-'si-
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tTITHlN two miles of South River and Is of Staun-
w ton the Subscribers offer for sale very desirable
Tract OF Land containg 2s1 ACRES susceptible Of tho
highest state Of improvement.
About 30 Acres OF The above cleared, and the ball
Gnce well the best yet in timber. The la.gc pro-
portion Of Bottom Land would make this very lucra-
tive Stock farm.
There two bold never failing Springs Of the best
water in the county, within forty yards Of the house,
The spring branch flows within twenty yards of the
stable, watering onehaf of the farm and mountain run,
which is site for Saw and Grist Mill, passes
through the other half.
The improvements consist of Log Dwelling, Kitch-
en-, Smoke house, Dairy, Stable and Barn.
Tannery could be eligbly located here, surrounded
as it is with material for manufacturing Apply to
II. J. s. w. CRAWFORD.
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SOMETHING MEW.
Rarely Fnnnd in thia DrarLs,

AL -G0lD IlGI ACIs
| TAKE this opportunity TO inform lay friends, and
L the public generally, that am receiving my Fall
Stock Of Goods; including tamong general stock) the
following kinds, viz
very large, varied and handsome stock Of Black
Gro dc Rhine silks, very cheap Striped P0it de Sole,
and every otter style Dress Silks Grapes de Pa,-
es striped Ga new artcle) French aad English Mari
nos, (a shaes) solid all wool Aluslins, Common do,
Paris Printed, all wool do, Bon5aznss, APaecls En-
bro:dcred Robes CobIrgs Ginganis, Shawl Hosiery,
Gloves, Gauntictts Linen Ca. laadkerah;cfs, Collars
and Unlcrsccvcs Mir Antique and all other kinds of
Cloak aud Dress Trimmings, Bleached and Brown
Goods, Cassncis, Tweed- Ca.sinsTes, Cloths, Irish
Linen Prints shcctiag, China and Glass Ware, Gro
ccrics, &c., SC.
deem il unnecessary TO particularizc any farther,
and would only say have full and complete Stock
Of Goods suitable for family use cndeayor to Of
fer nv stock at very fair and reasonable price am
thankful for potroagc heretofore extcnded TO me, and
hope to merit continuance of the SANG. Please give
me call and will try and maktit TO your interest
JAMES a. PIPER,
Near ti!e W oodwasd House.
c,,,,ton Oct 10 1850 lrt
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STOLEN.

from my farm, Greenyle. on "a
Sata Hd y night lat the lst last, 4 ,-zA
and legs, and four years old last dIHf
spring. lie toerably tall, round bodied .2zzDi,,
heavy NAME little rough, tail rather light no wbe
recoliected except two small spots near the 6ank
think on the right side o. liberal reward will be
given for his recovery.
Sept. 5. 800. JOHN FRENCER
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FOR TIE LADIES.

TUE subscribers receiving large and hand.
l. some assortment of Ladies Dress Good sand Wear
ofcvery description, some of which are follows:
Plain and Fancy Silks, MousliDs, French Merinos,
Cashmeres, Coburgs, Coakng yelyets and Cloths Silk
and Woorstcd Vests and Pants Laces and Embro der
les of every description &C.. all of which have bccn
purchased Oh advantageous terms, and fater our.
selves that sell reasonable terms as can b
found elsewhere. Give us call, opposite the Virginia
Hotel, and decide for yourselves.
Stanton, Oct. 10, 1876. NELSON & BAYLOR
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Eodfce.

IL having been assigned to the subscriber for the bene
fit of their creditors all persons indebted to the said
firm are required make payment as speedily prac'
ticabc and the creditors notified that their claims
must be- presented to the subscriber within the next 60
days in ordcrto ente them TO full participation in the
benefits of the trust fnad
b. R. WELLFORD, Jr.,
Office Bank ST., below 9Th and 10th sis.
Richmond, Oct. 10, 1855.
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ROBERT COWAN

AS just recclVeu ioNl NC" OIA anu
Il large assortment of
BOOKS, STATIONERY AND FANCY
ARTICLES.
Among the Books The following are few of the new
ones Cumming Lectures Dsaie!, the Parallels and
on the Miracles; The Christ Of History, BY Jno Young,
NJ A. The Priest. Puritan aud Preacher Ashton Cot
tage Tales from English History; Mortnsr's College
Life; The Dead in Chrst The Mind Of Jesus; The
words of Jesus; Our Parish, hrnal; Of Pastor and
People; A Visit TO the taop before SeYastopol Israel
Potter: His Fifty Years Of Exile by Il. Meiyille
Visit TO India China, AID Japan, By Bsyard Taylor
The Adventures Of EiaUi Bahia, in Turkey Persia and
Rassia, &,e., &c, &c.
The assortment of Stationery is very complete, con-
ss,g OF every variety Of Cs Letter and Note Paper
The Letter and Note Paper beautiful assorted colors
rnycIopes, Ink, Steel Pens, Qrs, States, Blank
Books, Paper Files, ink-stanas, SC, &C.
Anoag the Fancy articles are Vases, Toilet Bottles
Ink.stands Por,monaies, Work Boxes, Portable Desks,
Stanton, Oct. "a, 1855.
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The FUruRE OPERATIONS or rnE ALLIES =
A Paris correspondent of the New York Courier
saws that programme tf future operations by the
allies, has been drawn up by the t.m peror Napo
leon. and has been approved by Eng lad and oar-
diAia. It's great principles consists IN these ell
forts to disable Russia, Italy, it Is said, WILL be
transferred to the advantage Of the Sard'aan SOW
ereign who has So adroiily entitled himself to The
favor of France aud Enggnd by III liberal torn
Of his Government. aud by his e. 'er ~ their
alliance. Nonhera Italy to cons itute a h i"m,
and to be his portion the R1m.u md Neapol tan
States to be formed into separate az, am III
Der of his family Spain to be protected e4atnst
the designs Of Don Carlos Che heroic Count DC
Mon,emoin) and the equally illuSTious Due de
Montpensier The Emperor Napoleon says he Is
equal to the task OF combating the similarly chiv
alrous Count de Chahhord. in his pre- tensions to
reign in France WrhIui foreign aid.