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Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22

TIE CUNNING HoRsE-Franconi, Director OF
the Hippodrome in Paris, and the famous artist
in Horsemanship, had trained a horse with great
care to feign being severely wounded, and go
limping back to his place. The four footed ac-
tor performed his part admirably at rehearsal,
knowing well that disobedience would be fol-
lowed by immediate punishment but when the
time came exhibition, the cunning beast made
the discovery that there would be no whipping
in the presence of an audience, and instead OF
limping when he ought galloped back as ifnoth-
ing had happened. Franconi was obliged to re-
ence to deceive the refractory animal. Relying
on the protection as before, the horse again re-
fused to limp and received sound beating
This impaired his confidence in the public as a
shield from his masters whip, and from that
time his part was performed well at every rep
resentation.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22

WILLIAM LANAHAS. jams sfHvARr.
LANAHAN &c STEWART,
IMPORTERS AND WHOLESALE DAALsRs IN
BrandieS, Wines, Gin, Cigars, &cy
Nos. So & SIS s. Calvert Street,
BALTIMORE.
FOREIGN WINES AND LIQUORS.
Pinet Castillon / Co.
C0GsAo STnH' Otard Dupuy Co.
arc s"u D James Hennessy.
HOLLAND GIN, MADMRA, .fIr.
JAMAICA RUN PoRr,
IRISH WHIsxsY, TRSERITPs,
ScoTcH do. SHERRY, WINES.
PEACH BRANDY, LISBON,
CHERRY BRANDY, hUscAr,
LAVENDER do. MALAGA, Choice Old.
RAsPBERRr do CHAMPAIGSE
BLACKBERRY do. CLARHr,
WINE BlrrERs HAVANA CIGARs OF all grades,
Extra Fine Old MoNoNeAuzLA & BouRBos Whisky,
from to years old. rusiI S..
Feb. 25, 1S57.-1yr.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22

EARLY TEAcHNas.-We all know, though
perhaps few of us ever thought about it, how
common it is in, Sunday school story books to
make all the good little children die and go to
heaven.
The effect of fsuch literature on the infant mind
is shown in the case of sweet little boy four
years old, who On kissing his mother goodnight
as she put him to bed, said:
Now, Ma, / would like to be the coolest lit
tie son in the world, if wasn't 'fraid to be-
why, Johnny
oh, returned the little fellow, you know that
good children all die; and want to stay with
You and papa. don't want to die yet
No, dear, many good little ones live to grow
up and become great and good men, said the
mother.
/, DO they p asked the child, as his great eyes
opened in wonder. 4 did not know that l
know'd Josey Grey 'haved like good boy, but
thought he was wicked inside, or else he would
die fore he grew SO big.
What made you think so, little darlingi
why, Ma, Mary Lathrop and Nathan Dicker-
man, and all the Tract Society children, died
and all the good little ones you tell me stories
about die, and are buried in little short graves.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22

THE REroRT CoURTEoUs. chesterfield was at
rout in France where Votaire was one of the
guests. Chesterfield seemed gazing about the
brilliant circle of ladies. Voltaire accosted him
my Lord, know you are ajudge: which are
the most beautiful, the English or the French
ladies2' "Upon my word, . replied Chesterfield,
with his usual presence of mind, II am nojudge
of paintings" Some time afterwards, Voltaire
being in London, happened to be at o Dobleman's
party with Chesterfield; lady in the company,
pro prodigiously rouged, directed her whole discourse
to Voltaire, and engrossed his whole convcrsa-
tion. Chesterfield came up, tapped him on the
shoulder and said:-.Sir, take care that you are
not captiyated" sMy Lord, replied the French
wit, II scorn to be taken by an English craft
under French colors.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22

PERFUMES. passion for perfumes, says a
Parisan correspondent, increases both in Eng
land and France British India and Europe con-
sumo about 10000 gallons of handkerchief o.
dors yearly, and the English revenue from Eau
de Cologne is about 9e0O0 sterling year. The
total revenue from imported perfumes in Eng
land is estimated at about 940,000 per annum.
The largest revenue OF the estates on the borders
of the Mediterranean are those which proceed
from the sale of the orange blossoms and Parma
yiolets. The house of Faguer, S9 Rue de Richie
lieu, and many of the other perfumers of Paris,
pay yearly sum, varying from 10 to 10000
francs, to the proprietor for their whole crop of
orange blossoms or violets. The .feurs du cat
ronnier of Faguer is one of the favorite and most
delightful odors used for scenting the pocket
handkerchief
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22
Chow great the perils that environ
The man who NEEDLES with cold iron,"

H- I
The man who NEEDLES with cold iron"
and has driven us to the determination OF either
avoiding or correcting the evil, or withdrawing
from so dangerous profession. until we have
made uo our mind how to extricate ourself from
any possible emergency. IF any man doubts
this, let him put us to our purgation.' Like
Touchstone, we will be polite with our friends,
smooth with friends, smooth with our enemies,
give the .counter-check quarrssome' to no man,
but be sweet as summer to all around US
meaning to find no quarrel, even on the seventh
cause.
As german to the subject, reader, we reco!-
lect hearing from the late Chief Justice Marshall
that Gov. Giles, of Virginia, once addressed q
note of this tenor to Patrick Henry: ..,es
1 Sir Il understand that you have called me q
'bobtair politician. Iwish to know if it be true,
and if true, your meanings 3r
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22

All advertising for less time than three xonshs acs
be charged for at the usual ratss$l 90 per sQsere or
s first three Insertions and tsosnsyss cents for eoeh
sv6ssqusnt issue.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22
PAPER HANGINGS,
WHOLESALE & RETAIL.
n. RROTH Frs

No. 260 Baltimore Street,
Opposite Hanover streetO
BALTIMORE,
TAKE great pleasure in announcing to their friends
Il and the public generally, that they now in
their New Store where they offer the richest and most
desirable Stock of PAPER HANGINGS AND BOR-
DERS ever offered IN this city.
The Stock embraces French and our own manufac-
ture in great variety and of all the different grades
Wholesale Dealers supplied on favorable terms.
Sy- Orders from the country punctually attended to-
Eah 1877 .
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22

To which Mr.. Henry replied in this wise:
, Sir IL do not recollect having called you q
bobtaiI politician at any time, but think it prob
able have. Not recolecting the time or the
occasion, can't say what did mean; but if
you tell me what you think meant will say
whether you are correct or not
Very respectfully, PATRICK HENRY.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22

DUEILMa. late duel between Aessrs.
Nixon and Breckinridge, editors of New Orleans,
furnishes additional evidence of
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22

DOPE.-GEO E. PRICE keeps constantly on
IL hand supply of Manila and Hemp Rope, Of oil
sizes to ~ inch. Also Twine, Bed Cords, Plow Lines,
Cotton Cord, &c.
Stannton. March 25. ls57-.Y. and A. copy.
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22

III. III. ROBERTSON,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, BATH G. H., VA.
NTILL practice in the County and Circuit Courts
w Of Bath, Allegheny, Pocahontas, Highland, and
Augusta To his old clients in Augusta, he would say,
that he will always bein attendance upon the County
and United States Courts holden at Staunton.
May z 1856. ---------
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1857-04-22

4 NCHOR BOLTING CLOTHS, of superior
n quality, on hand and for sale by
B. & ]. S. CRAWFORD.
Stannton Feh 97 1S56-tf
The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1857-11-18


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desdy fffaiffd lHflF sc llsl ~ stag
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Aff iias nfff lhH maft ~ ihe ftaHNl
iiat itag derived lhflf ~lafanssihH
fun w. laFmefs themselves 80 rlf
fn.Hf NJ lasslHh fNl ~ ahe wauld "
lUilsh enough q glsp 81 esHmsis.
AhifhffeiJ lntffa0elie anmnni al
ID F0uld w. farsd am.h f. tluiHluie
Nv lhu saptaff n ~ tlatefnmeni
" a0f %aplalaa fHllF iwshit Hte rtf
cent Nifit W aided W ihr fulHilH
n he tsafssuu and ne fashll would
sppHeuh neHef ~ lte aci Al tsld
Than ilH hauHs sllHh itft furnish
the fffHif VI tho iHri fHt fsafs 10
iall.h fhe fiei flai az masl lsotim
h,fNU la0H large tmflefi n viaai
AVID nifff refetl unf ~ iHHiilul
fesaroea hm gfasiT iiah lhue NJ sny
uihef aiaie 10 lite lln lfisahfi
which can fefy eau m rfused, lhal
snme NJ oar lnfgr e0nallf' -sneh IA
Nh joaquin rahnma ~ AluHda ore
capable N pmdneelpg and a%elualY M
rnudu0o more vheai harley nalsl 4
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shove named, exceed. ihei N az,
State fihe I nlun, With The e,ccp.
iIoh u New infk taking the ems n
$50, which furnishes 10 unly stats
llgis "a The subject, than van al ihi'
time be- obtained TOT Ihe purpose o.
comparison
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aovo8oADos0 -. - .. ses.vse.S'
Jlesss ~ Rsvrssssssnvu,(
Jssesss, nov. n, lxs.
MI. wAap, Esa-Dtsv S.,; 10.
ia. Va posed . hill h our House 10
sprcstIcn the State. end our county
VIII hasstvo Representatives. have
bet little assbs W. seuoss vill alr
pazs ~ IN. h vss IN nveA de-
6culsy hat she IN psss-d our Mouse.
Ts.mSsmv 70 elect . United States
sesssss. and ] am halfway iscliusd
" hslievs a. q. Brcwa will he n.
elected. - Bs-sess--at lAsi. am
,e-y much h hopes that such will be
Abe result.
A hill vas introduced yesterday 10
srrcsl The Law h ,hs nee Code In N.
gard 10 printer charges. 30 twill
rsss Without doubt, although We have
dsleuaissi 70 le. lie neg Code alone.
- much - posible.
A hill cas- isswduced q lev days
ego 70 vvyeal the mall Nil Law. hut
vas l~l hy . vesy large vote.
1hese sssns b h . determination
10 % sll secsssssy Legislative : ~
ssess vill be NJ Necessity n calling
On eatA sessics. So the new mem.
hsss vm hardly take their seats.
although I teliese CdL Neville viii
never be satisfied until he coils the
Legislature together. We vim adjourn
- thu 18th II this month";
Anything I caa b fer my frsssis.
viii bs done e~heesfsry.
Tour friend.
"a as W D. JsWxsex.
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W. naH HMhffm NE heefRiAfl n
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VINE NtHi ~ I'm N l%aieteHHfta "
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lilfa aHH ilei NJ slaaffHi slN
LHH iH mfteltAi ttH Nv HY
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"ahAtN f|lienpifA ~ I hUHH lhH
ilspNhll ~ NflnfHa " ltf Med
hhHias aHd am further fTtslhrel
nj the lial Nv a desffa " lfeslirhl
siufa iainl Al san dose ah The iih
August last, anil mlefei 10 w. rum
mnh.eaipd 10 iho ilpluahlit foirs fn
emIlF
The Naltlea n COSTA Ria tni
t%Hnalemlla attempted ~ hHmlllaia
Nieefafue lf wrphllnf themselves
~ iln I HIirl States nl boz puifHiun
hhi fa Nilans N behalf ~ ihe Ne
paillf NJ vhlthi I claim ia bs lhe
ahiful atl Lawful ttoatl,r, I pm
lfat mufl earnestly fFalhtt ils m
furptl ln oH hepHti ul COSTA I lea and
ttaia0alA An hat he government
of me- I nltl States will hai permit
Itself ~ BE- Influenced hy such rfr
Tensions On The part ~ ilv'a i've Cen
tfal America powers. On The coHifhf.
u l. ~ f. hppyd that ihe Ihliol
sin'ea viii, rs lis rnulu1 asfett ard
vlnAesir iho lnd%snendenee II lis 81
trf uruhiIe-tbe sovereign State OF
Nirhfafie
lbs wy dui, hihcr % say Ihai ~
people ~ Nicaragua have nn' cnn
ssrind 'o thp military authority n pre-.
seui e%scfr'scl over them Wy ihtaernts
If Costa l,iga and Guatemala aai
TIE, therefore caunoi be held rp.non.
.ihle fur any Interference NJ these lat.
Ter States N the administration u ihs
municipal aaairs ~ your government
c,nceiying that the Mlhlsiers II Costa
Eica and Guatemala cannot jasllG,
any suggestion they make 10 The
trllci States concerning the etecn.
tion II i,s own acts " congress. ! de-
sire N relieve Nicaragua from any
responsibility from such clicicus inter
meddlings.
80 far a. any violation IN ms rsrf
Is concerned. | deny the charge viii
scon and indignation. Having beet
received In tho I nited States, vhcr
forced f.r q tune 10 leave Nica
ragIa | have. in all respect. been ODE
dlen, 10 It's law And permit, me Il
assure YOU that ! hall MT 80 IN forge
my autv. a. an officer u Nicsragua
a. 10 violate the laws II the Unite.
States while enjoying the rights o
hospitality within It, limits.
have he honor 10 be your obs
dent sersent,
WutilL Wu.rW.
lion. LAWS C,ss. Secretary q
State lor the tul,ed states Of Mort
America.
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We that lurxr. Kew srei

\ tr,Rr, l. Jrmarsr.-I'he Hnl.
lidayshurg Standard Of a recent date
says
For some days past. there has becn
a singular star, rfuni In this cammu.
nifty. Whether truth " not. VIZ arc
nat prepared 10 ss,. hut thu inf,rma.
iion cnm,s irom snrh n reliable snnrce
that VI are free 10 say there must b.
something In II. II appears that one
day lasi wpvh. 10 tho ueighlrrh.od Of
Noun, tntr,. Huntington county. a
man while clcaTnv grain. discovered
that the wccyil had DESTROYED n great
part ~ \. TIT. ., csasrcra,ei him
that b. hla .rhrmcd the ssvtsriu such
avilTnl. m,lictags wicked manner. that
VIII MI bear putting In pript lie
len the barn aud wcnt 10 the house.
where he bad remained In, q irw min.
utcs hf1tc be- 'uvned 10 his wife and
asked hcr VIA, sh- said. She replied
tina, she halBd spoken. ~ thought"
said b. that ! heard somehodv say
that ] must ID here I'LL the judvmrn,
day II Is how alleged that he Il
still sitting IN the chair, unable :. risc
On sresk. With his eyes rolling. and 10.
tally Incapable II moveing his hody.
lila fainily u Is said. haslet the house
where be- still remained. seated In the
chair IN Saturday last ! What q teri.
BILE warning In hls-phemers vho suGrs
THEW passions 10 c,ersway their judg.
tl~n'.
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COMMERCIAL.
memphis nttom Market.

NFvfHis, Na'nmhef Y, lrhft
Tho nets from the tisrrroal market
hy M steamer Ariel. was received here
eHfiy yesterday morning, by telegraph,
announcing n decline II la In cotton.
hid taa cfsct II c%iu.ing a further icprps.
sion n the market, 1hs transactions n
tho LAY v'fs very llmilci, ard At nomi.
nal heafr.. l%lnlletin.
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NEw Ysax Jrsr,cs.-Juds- Russell
II Nev lork, lately ~sesteuced 4 youth
10 the STATES Prison fcs fsssfyEre
yssrs for ssealiae sls csass. ssd ;
man fcs fvsy yssTs - ssealisgs ~
sAiliars. IN he sans day . suhian
named l.uasIeas, convicted by . Jury
Of assault With intent 10 liIl. vss fined
sls cents. The latter vas a man IL
political iuAassce--the fsrpes vsv
not. AorSisg Isallesia.
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N "Wednesday sesnins last me
esdy Il valsableo qRrs nm. helcsr.
Ing 10 Oh. y ". wsnshsn. Il our
tceu. vss esosa - Ne sssek Il The
oueA - NJ Tern. h q. vi.
eeHv = lIs,ly SVss0@ dusafty
neeDsetA IL = ~ ksvvs ~. q
vAn~ou - Mn. a. Tie kcdy vm
: - ~ nsml.e. oAfhe vss
~ 80 ~ IN itas.s kavp ~
{ - ku.se1g uigAs. = tteis jsuuvoso
s'f uz'ufd IN. q I1uGhl
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NOllce.

f0NO the Creditors Of VIM. Rowland.
decs,.~d -ycu are hereby notified
that NJ thc November Term. 1857. Of the
Probate Court 81 ranola county, tn -.
tat. 81 said d-ccdss. was rcpsr,cd IN.
solvent. aai that yca mus, have ycur
claim. against said acccdcrt property
rroh-,ri aud registered In the Preha,,
Cisrs'. ole, u said county. Oh or before
the J., siv II January, l>Sp. or they will
be forever barred. v. MOORE.
sheriff md Administrator.
November II. ij,.6m
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WulisL Wu.rW.
1.usSxsants S;osus west.

Since Monday last hundred. Of en-.
issnts hesc passed through Holly
Springs tn.nui fcr Arkansas and I'rs.
a.. Most Vi them appear 10 h. an en-.
tespsiAng and hardy class Il citizens.
Who src the description Il settlers
they uew need 10 make the goat dss.
erss 4 he West ",c blossom a. the
rose."s Holly Springs Herald.
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Pa,NvvL uNvvsasvrs.-A esasle.
man living ness PhilsdelpAis. IN Ne.
sheba County. vas mailing aa ~ ycke
. short time sincs. end while chcpriae.
his lissle boy. vke We playing round.
ssaMhlea. and tll viii NJ hesd ssdes
H. di~ccnalse szp. vAtA sylIt his
skull go. fsspsts vkc use ases
should keep Their shildrs q . proper
distance. vhiles hey ere q vvsk.
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Tho latl Term ~ ilIt Count
commenced lAt0sibp IN llr intu
on tot Nl9nla' i1ipr mefa
pnafdnH q large number ul Pee
.uu, ne Ia lnily ATTENDANCE, and
SEQ notice viii pleasure that iho
I'm "a most abb represented
Among ilr Attorneys, wc soc
Measr, Watson Strickland, Whit.
more, White, Barr, Walter Judge
Nillol late 81 oM b,nelU, h,sbi,s
otliem ofonr town, and also Mcsar.,
r. 4 Ayrcs and G. D, Vance, Of
Memphis.
90 Yesterday, ihc great Mckm.
\ncy will rase wus taken NJ. THIS
tao fourth attempt to ny ihi,
\Ii,nu case, there having been
mistfial. II u heretofore.
ny empamelled IN this ease
(ed Of some Of our most
citizens, AND We hope
he able IA determine il
kisfaction vt one side "
Messrs. II. X. Miller.
lClantcn represent the
WIN (%icssrs. Walter, Watson
so Lnd Wand appear for the
eon'cavan's, Perry and wife. At
tho time ii gong to press, the
iufy had mot returned a,crdic,.
There is but little ~litigsson In
our Court the present. term, which
is m evidence ei,her tina, our eli.
icris ar Financially IN better con.
dulcn. OF that they have grown To
he uior ~rvacsable and iotbearinu
nclghbors. There is a fact. how
ever, which is uuquessionsble, and
Nat il, We are a very clever reo.
pie.
Thc attendance on The Court 10
larger than usual.
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Rssr~,So -Nasy q Ne Wills and
factories IN New Eaelana ~. noe ~.
samias wcsk-amoas them the Union
Manufacturing Company. IT NcrwsIk.
c.. the Chiccpce tNssssl mills. the
Rolling and Nall Mills, and the Mas.
ssscit ficsr mills. Il Fall river. u IL
believed. will alss ssps cominasss run.
uipy.
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NV uaLh,ss, November y.
Nv Fdpmph.l Sales u caiion To-day
. Fnb .es - -dyaucc In price. arm
mafke' snle' % " cents, Receipt. 10.
da, 1850 bales.
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t.ssslsf's sele NJ ~,
o(e(ks A.
svstseeWe vo-oeo.e g.
otHM NV ~ IN <Ipa...4
Ha sN ~ 1870 ~ 1xA
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assssi. IN tsesIa .fbaeev.
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~ fselIf N tesIst s~nnhs l,..~
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t~eststsss sesl&et ~ No tlas a
hing IN The counties N t'sNals ~
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I'spss, ~sWhss~ius Ne shaIs n sssksS
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vest quarter N ssstIsn II. MI n ~
"a, lsnss sis, vest " me hssts
t~hiesssrv eession, and sshssle
Heses. There IL ~ ihe Land 4
hoass, Kitchen. nerre esIdas. askls' ",
ether necessass aus. imiIdnfst elr,.' n
esfs. n ihs TRAIT IL rlsh tlsssl ls.-
and va tefss ~ The ifsri d sNie, 4
nsd In \ hlsh state " ealtIsMIss M
the tract taken suseshsr IL zoe n
cotton Plantations In Tho oesoss,. NJ.
ls.siai IN one ~ NE mud he~ijAs
.s'I'gsn' heisldho'hssls h North w.
Also ahou, fort, Slaves, pld soa,.-..
one u Which u = w, good rough
smith, The mos' n said alAs.s NJ ,u...
nnl likely. and we'll trained 10 III. an
vailon " cotton and amongst ,hrs '.
some ~ ihe most trust, and drsi.l'.
famllle. 70 DO found IN Ne Soa,k. nv,
are sold BY dIrsc'IoIs " tho will, aais n
for any fault.
Also . certificate for twenty .hs,s a
stock N tho Mississippi and Terss,.s
h"t'f"hu '"oeVhhN.
Also ten likely, young and wrlt.h,A.
farm mules, one pair carriage hor.s,, ~,
yoke " ostn, forty head ~ cattle, a.,
stock hogsi "a head NJ ane po,s h...
ready for pillirTi 100 reese, one slus'
arr carriage, NEARLY new n road 49,.
Y hcrse) IN road wagon and rss, M
hersc) one M wagon, nhout 40 hsr,,
Of corn, ls,ttJ lbs. ~ fodder, swM
slecss ~ Gate, " OF 40 bushel, IA,
pcasi = gin stands horse mill, us
nnd cob ctusher wheat thrnshr /
wheat fan, set black smith, ,ss.
Household Furniture. (cmhrarins 4 sn,
feather bci.l. Also Kitchen rurui,rr.
Farming Tools and other articles usssr,
kept and asrd On plantations. too nuu,t
ou. 10 inehtion IN an advevtisemsst,
The sale will commence ut 10 'clcsx A.
and continue from dsv 10 day until n.
whole estate Is sold. The purchaser oil
he required 10 give bond, with tvest
proved sccarities, and where thu arHs.
soid Is u suMciens mrsnitude. . IN.
gage lien will b. taken 10 secure III m
chase money.
Mr.. u. s.. Lowry, upon thu prsss.
will show the land 10 any one v!.hiss~
purchase; and any Information assl
can he had hy Addressing either 4 n
undersigned.
WILLIE r. woOTTry,.
ut panoln. Miss. cr
SAMUEL. ". VERNON,
a, Memphis, Tenn.
novti-&w E.secu.sr.
car Hrrsid At lIelly Spring. NJ \.
pnbhcsa N drrnadr, copy I w~ssA nl
ssnd account 10 ". r. Woostss.
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AlssAsA 1rsmlArraa.-nhbcdb
creaslsed cs ~ ssA hy ~ electiss
jas \. calAess. ePs1lR sfthe -.
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Why ,s . psg IN q nee bot iEke Q
psng 81 The ccnssieacrf becauss II u
opt 10 pirrcc th~ sole.
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m Ne s,sh s,i.. = ~ resa~ae7s u
shaessss's fsshes. Y. \. Caldwell, EsS.,
h fsssla, Mos. W the hsv. v. .. -.
-, Nh Charlotte y. 2. pssusss ~
=. ~s;epsze ". kissss, = 1lsssy sssssy,
w>~e~
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EtrERs Testamcnsary n IN IN
IL viii and testament and ccdiel I'm.
to 81 Mrs. vsnnccs ". Bchc, dvrs-,
having bern granted 10 the unisrictd
she November Term, 1857. ~ the pvsss
Court 81 passla county, Mi-sissir$i. v
persons having c'ri-ss sysiass a1A
e'ased ere hereby nnsifsi to hawt
same dalv prohairi and r-risissl =
enrding 10 li~. within the time linlsik
Law, o. elsc tkev will Ne fsvcves NM
wyttE y. wOUTvW
sAsltEL ". VERNON,
Ncvembcs n. iss;.ew
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Take Notice,

foVtlf Brick Corner Il holding ~, great.
q Undue sarnss 10 tn public Who
want 10 purchase Gocis. thin has ever
been catssj in North Mississippi.
1vAOt x1OOO1vc0.
4 lsr.r assortment " I'll tiras u decds
kcrs IN . essssvy ssese. TOO numsscas to
msasioa. which gill he cold ~ Ice o. can
bs psrehascd N Msarxs. " any esh~e
rlaes 10 THE eoussry, lss Gosh, ~ 10
good psyiss eussowers on credit. The
sssck consists of oil kinds 81 clsthiAs,
Roots, Shoes. Hats. end Geas' fsrnish.
ing Assielss a~sssvaily also
nSo6eeu' Dsess 0oo6s,
sseh = S;lks, PeYliss, Mssisos, Cash.
nssu, DsoaSss, 1sAss, Clssls, SAawls,
ucsas, Ssas3b, CstsrsAisss, ncsiesy,
Gloves, ~ alosse svvvy sssiels n ne
pvy 0es1s No.. ~ ficnAs aa@ Ill the
wosj1 ~ ievisei % give - cell.
ple1es my.slf 70 llssss sasn.
srsls.u HOS. Y. CLARKE.
pAvsp srnsl IsAuss =. NM
: Du11A I Hunt.
n q u
$1,000 0o00es
W - sssaass 's'ss - 'sIl'sasssA
ssasls - esaay ~ eve,
ssess6lle \ - q ~ fslesiae -