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NOTICE.

"A TIA meeting ofthe Albcmarle Library Company held
I n IN the Library Room on the 3lst of 5lay 1878.
was resolved that shall be the duty ofthe Treasurer
to give public notice for the period Of three months that
the shares OF all denquents shall be declared forfeited
the next annual meeting unless the amount with which
each delinquent now charged shall be previously paid
Members who the company and wish to save heir
stock, arc therefore requested to call on me-
June 2I--3m CHARLES HARPER Tre,s.r
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II fresh supply of Groceries

oo'' otsPPey " UTUCSTFeS
oo nuhft Gus 10 mcnion,Cioths, Calicos Silks &c
Upwards OF 1900 gallons of prime Augusta tyhi.key
DunioP's fresh Beer. and 1900 Id. Of prime Bacon
u an" Amn'y Flour, all low for Cash a.hort ere
Main street, Charottes lille.
npTn 26. 2S.u SAMUEL THoMBS.
Is AFEWdays ago have receive ed 335 pound,
prime augusta bacon ). THOMBS
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TO WILLIAM NICHOLS -
THNAKE notice that in the House and Tavern Of VIM d.
III Fitch in the town of Charlottesville county of Abe.
mare on the 18th day Fl July next shall proceed to take
the adayits OF James Miller and others to be read evil
dence IN matter of controversy in the Superior Court
Chanccry holden at Stanton, in which am plaintiff and
you defendant. Yours &c
Juno 2l-4t CRAVEN PEYTON.
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CivIL REQuEsr.-An old woman observing n s,iIor
gong by her door, and surprising it to DO her son Billy
cried out TO nun, Billy where ismy cow gone :" Tho
d., for what know. ;" Well as YOU are goipo that
way" said the old woman wish you would Just let
down tho bars" - "
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POETRY.
LOVE DISSENT4ONS,

Alas !-how light cause may
Dissenton bciwoc,. hearts that love,
Hearts that the world in vain bad tried,
And sorrow but moro closely tied
That stood the storm, when waves wets rsass,
fot In u sunny hour fall of.
Like ships. that have gone down tho SEA.
When heaven all tranquility
A something, light as ARA look,
word unkind or wrongly taken
oh love that tcnipests shook,
breath, touch like this hath shakes.
And rudcr words will soon rush 10
TO spread the breach that words begin
And eyes forget their gentle ray
They wore in courtshps smiling day,i
Aud voices loso the tone, that shed
a tenderness round all they said,
Till, fast declining, one by one,
The sweetness Of love gone,
And hearts, SO lately mingled seoan
Like broken couds,--or like tho stream,
That sailing lo0 the mountains brow,
Asthough its waters meier could sever.
Sst gro il reach the plain below,
Breaks into Hoods that pant for everi
(rRoM TIE SEw-YoRK srATEsaAS,)
Bride of brief but cieudloss day.
Oh! who mourn thee now!
For time has had no power 10 lay
its shadows OH thy brow.
How beautiful that smile of thine,
How sweet thy tranquil face.
Thy virtues there how bright thor sklns,
Whore vice ut Ter LEFT trace.
Oh thou didst from earth to pan.
50 peaceful, sweet, and mild
No sorrows wrung thy gentle heart,
Gave parting with thy child.
And rs the partner Of my soul
Hung DER thy dying bed,
Thy beeutcous cheeks, SO pale, so cola.
Were moist with tcan he shed.
Thou lcft thy infant to his care,
Thine image, how like thee!
May no, with thankfulness and care
Keep thy dear legacy.
Mourn not tho loss, the coll TO hcAvsnr
Ofthy young likely wife,
CAS- pure when to earth hrst given,)
Though dcarer than thy life.
Still in thy memory she will live,
Still thou wilt trace her there
For earth hath nothing now to give
But sorrow, grief, and care.
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q will give liberal price in cash. for middle AGED
woman who is fret rate Cook, Washer and Ironor,
and of good character HENRY PRICE
July IL. tf
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JOHN ID. McVICKER,
u a. Ms NH 1T #E

VIZ Subscriber has opened GL-f-S-NITH SHOP
IN inc House belonging to Dir. Fowler, ON the main
street he Is prepared to do any kind Gun and Pistoi
the shortest notice Also, any kind of Casting
VIII be strictly attended to- He therefore hone. tina,
patronage " 'o fuoiie
July 5-tf
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FOR SALE.
WHEAT w ANTED.

VHNHE subscriber having rented John r Campbell's
"a Mills, commonly known the Buck Island Mills
situated miles above the Union, the Rivanna River
ana the adjoining countless that he will be prepared on
the hrst OF July next to receive pnd purchase crops
Wheat on as liberal terms any other er in the coun-
y He hopes by attention and punctuality to his b,,
slness to merit share of the public patronage Such
communications not sent TO the mill, will meet
with attention by being directed TO the Subscriber at E
erettesviie, Abemaric County
June 81 1T GEORGE d. FISHER
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ACCOJWJW
MAIL LIME

ME Stage Line running from Alexandria
II TO Charlottesville. will in future leave Al.
exandra on Sundays & Thursdays, at aP. M.
aud return 10 that pace on Tuesdays aud Fri,
days at p. NJ. II will leave .Chario,tcs
vile on Saturdays and Thursdays at 10 AM.
ana return to that place AT 2 p. 81. OIL Iues-
days and Fridays.
This line does not travel in the night and
consequently exhibits TO those who regard their
safety, health or ease, every induccment. 80
the traveller who leaves Alexandrja On
iharsday may reach Charlottesville on Saiur-
nny, while he can by no other conveyance reack
mat place until Monday morning.
Through 90 M
Jan. 90 THE PROpnyE.i,OU
u The Staunton Spectator will insert the
above months, and present the account to thi,
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TRUST SALE.

TRUST SALE.
pursuance of Trust deed executed bv Thorn,
IL adeiy to the undersigned of record in Albemarle
county court Office, shall, the premises at the re-
lues OF tne party Interested and for the purposes therein
on Saturday the 9th day Of July next expose
SAFE Tor ready money brick house lot containing
between Charlottesville and the University of Vrgna
adJoming the property Of P. F. Boyd and Jesse Scott
ser. w SoIT,rIi Al r ~ poii"
juno ids
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tovE:-Two young ladios are said to
skein OF yarn, and hung themselves on tho /.
ralmyra, Portage county, Ohio, " all for low
alscovcTed, ho@s'sr, before The vital spsrk
wsr5 restored
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"tois Ticket &2,-Half S1.-Qunrter so cts.
W The utmost attention will be piren bv III. N,r,o
ers TO the commands of distant adventurers for tickets
ana sares IN the above Lottery, and ocical account
medatcly upon its event " NP''-'' ''''-
ff1e tickets in former Lotteries received as cash and
te oaSh PAID or RENTED directly for prizes soon az
All letters to be postpaid and addressed to
YATES & MINTYRE, Managers
Washington City, d. C..
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NOTICE.

NUIICE.
VHNHE Subscriber is prepared to accommodate four
a five young Gentlemen (who may attend SIR B. r.
gao Grammar school) with Boa I'd, &c.
July. 6--st J0HN BYSgON
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VALU ABLE PROPERTY

$3.50 FOR SALE.
THE subscriber is an xious to sell hi, land .a;o;,,
ing the Oniysrsityof Vireina. containing he, wen
FORTY & FORTY-FIVEA ACRES
with comfortable BRICK DWELLING. HOUSE
the situation of which beautiful and agree
abie prospect OF the surrounding county Of r.,
whole onieersity. and of Charlottesv Vile A anal,
portion otthe land. being branch bottom is well sdap
tcdto the culture oil grass Also the iiber Offer.
Tor sale The HOUSE IND LOT on the Main Ssre.,
Sha''o''e'siie at present occupied oy SsmI rhombs
as asiore. Terms accommodating. Persons wishing
10 pnrebase viii apply either TO the Subscrher yin1
IN Harri'onburg, or to A. Zeer living in Charott..
vile. DANIEL pJpEp
May l7--M
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FINAL NOTICE.

VBJE subscriber again respectfully requests all those
Il indebted to the late concern Of Jacobs 81 Raphael
by bond open, account call settle tho same be-
fore the 10th Of JGy asevery unsettled claim will on
that day be placed in sc hands of Attorney coec-
ton by quit ISAAC RAPHAEL.
June u, 1923. IF
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THNAKEN up estray, by ChS,tes j. Bankhead Of the
q County Of Albemarle, REl2 cow about three
years old marked with crop and slis IN the right car
appraised with her calf, at six dollars.
st CHARLES l.. BANKIFAD.
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THVW0 males about ~, tho other about is years
old two females, about %, tho other about II
years old. sd sound and very likely. Applyto
Jdv 12-~St MARTIN DAWSON, Kse
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A LIST OFLETTERS

Remaining in the Post Office Charlottesville on tho LIST
day of July 1898 which not taken out before tho Is,
day OF October will DO sent the General Post Office
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fany person is preposterous to doubt the pre-
tensions of the Expresdents canoni1ation let him
the newspapers from l7J5 to lo0o, and be satisfied
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THE MONITRESS.
BY A LADY.

Looking over some old papers of
the last century, met with some cur
sorry remarks upon love songs, which
may not be inappropriate to that spe-
cics of writing at the present day.
Our young ladies are put to the piano
forte, while their yielding minds are
susceptible Of every new impression,
and it is Of no small moment that
those impressions be pure, and of a
kind that will strengthen the principles
Of virtue
Did not dclicacy forbid, and ] hard.
ly know whether il is consistent with
duty to listen to the deniaD would
quote some Of our fashionable songs,
set 10 music for the piano forte aud
then enquire Of parents who suffer
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TO THE UNFORTUNATE.
nR. RAWSON's celebrated urethr


~ Balsam for the cure of gonnorrhe,
gleets, and seminal weakness. This elegant
Balsanf has the astonishing power Of relieving
the inflammation, and putting an end to the
yirulcnt discharge in few days. The aston
ishng medical powers Of the urethritic balsams
have been fairly tested for several years in the
cure of hundreds. 1t is pure vegetable pro
duction, without particle Of mercury. The
proprietor has thought proper to offer it in this
more for the convenience Of persons afflicted
with diseases Of this nature; as there are many
young people, who, for fear of exposure to a
medical man, vii! have recourse to the dan
gerous expcdent Of prescribing for themselves,
and taking indiscrmnately pointed and pow
erful medicines to the risk and injury of their
constitutions, which the general knowledge of
this remedy will in great measure obviato. as
there will be nothing else necessary but the
strict observance Of the rules and directions
laid down. Accompanying every bottle will
be found complete and full directions for the
cure Of the disease, which is so simplfed that
no person can err. Sold wholesale and re.
tail by J. II. MASON r Co. Broad-streot,
Providence. Price SO per bottle.
Nov 10 6m
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PRIZE COMPOSITION

Cold Medal Of the value Of $50 will be awarded In be
author of The hest original musical composition ndnpt
ed words, and arranged as song with accOmpaniinens
Tor the Piano Foetbe whole occupy not more than mr
nor less than two pages Of the usual size of musical bicn
Tons andso be forwarded within four weeks by mail or 9th
WISE post paid, to l.. D. Chaplin Providence r. l. or Mes
Dubois * Stodar, New York.
The essays are To be accompanied by sealed communie,
uoh enclosing the names of the authors with other paueu
a and be leh TO the examination and decision three com
petent judges who will usea and Judge Of the communiea
nnd transmit 10 the successful competitor the Prize
MEDAL The prize composition Is intended fr the 6na nun
M o. publication about to bc established and devoted %
se OF more papers In Boston, New-York, Philadelphia
doe and Charleston, are respectfully s,icied n Con,
the above. ' ra,sb,s sPy
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air of learned abstraction. A pause

air of learned abstraction. A pause
succeeded, and. as if by general con-
consent, all looked at the strange
gentleman, who, wrapped in his great
coat, preserved dcath-likc silence.
The little man in the snuff olourcd
suriout took pinch, shrugged up his
shoulders, aud muttcrcd something
ending with "comnc lc diablc meme"
Aunt Rcbecca looked pale and apprc-
hcnsivc, and Clara begged to get our
''lor heavens sake - demonstration
Of a Greek testament was made by the
pcdagougc, and all again was quiet.
The strange gentleman sal silent and
motionlcss. WcitZcr was evidently
preparing for what was expected of
him, as the most powerful and fear
less man in the stage, an elucidation
of this mystery. He sat next the
strange gentleman, and turning to
him observed, in voice Of assumed
Indifference, "6ne weather, sir!"
Every one stretched forward TO catch
the sound Of his voice, but the strange
gentleman sat silent and motionless.
Weitzcr driven to desperation, repea-
ted the observation with emphatic
earncstness, and, as the stage turned
the corner, the last bright rays Of the
setting sun, lighting up the mysterious
countcnancc, Showed Wci,zcr the
"strange countenance" asleep.--PhilG.
MonthB Magazine.
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JOHN HARTSHORN,

GENERAL COMMISSION AGENT, BosroN,
Ill AS taken the Store Nos. FL and 23,
IL Liberty square Buildings, opposite the
Commercial Coffee House, for the purpose of
transacting Commission Business, and tenders
his services TO his friends and the public, re-
spectfully soliciting consgnments OF every de-
scription of merchandise.
Particular attention will be paid to the sale
of DOMESTIC GOODS, and the usual advan-
ces made on consignments. Refer to
GEORGE s. RATHBONE,
CHARLES HARTSHORN,
Providence.
Boston. October l6 epistf
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FURNITURE.
CALEB C. COOKE.

"OULD in form his friends and the public generally,
w that he has hand at his ware roOn, No i01
Westminster street, rt east Of the Universas Chapel an
elegant assortment Of Furniture Of his manufacture,
made OF the very best of - Domingo Mahogany, and
rented among which are patterns os Side boards,
Centre Tables WarirOes Grecian Sofas, Mahogany Frcnch
pannelled Bedsteads, which he will s. low.
~ b. Particular attention paid manufacturing order
Furniture Of any description, notice. G. g. e. will
attend Ia all the duties Of an undertaken such making Co
hns, attending Funerals, procuring HeaFses &c. when
quested. q
MAHOGANY.
C. c. Cooke, also intends keeping general Mahogany
lumber yard, In Of his Furniture Ware RoOm he has
now on hand about ten thousand feet Of ST. Domingo and
Bay Mahogany sawed In Boards, Plank and JOi branch
and shaded Veneens, very handsome, suitable M Cabinet
ankers, Machine makers and Buie generally, Mahogany
furnished In the og and sawed any dminutions at short
notice. Orders particularly attended u.
April o. Sm
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HOLMES & M,CULLOCH.

TIME Brewery, under the superntendauce
l. of Holmes + M'Culloch, is now in OPP
Grafton, and will continue SO during the fall,
winter and spring seasons. They keep con-
stantly on hand, very extensive supply Of Ale
and Table Beer, which will be sold on the
most accommodating terms. Families will be
supplied a. their doors, by leaving their orders
at the Brewery. Vest constantly on hand, to
supply customers.
et- Orders also received at No. 8 Market
street by Francis Payerrne, which will be
promptly attended to.
Dec 22 Sm
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This promise Is defunct no less--
We make II under wars duress;
And all such covenants should cease
The moment we have gotten peace;
Hence of my life canned see
Why Dogs are favored more Than we"
Nor ;" (replieI the bearded Goat.)
81 hate hi.stiff," tsrun,s Tho shote,)
The Monkey giins =" What, give my nuts,
"To cram the rugged MastiiI's CUTS :"
The little Squirrel cocks his tail
And " trusts their whule demand would fall"
Ev'n Gr.sshoppers erect their backs,
And Struggling, " hate the impost tax"
And last flea, in patriot pet,
"WoIld rather bleed than pay the debt"
Thus arc tho war worn Mastlfs treated,
Cajol'd, asd vililied, and cheated :
MORAL.
Let all whom no s,ich fable sult,,
Detest ungniefui, cheating hrutes
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TO MANUFACTURERS.

>HE subscriber offers for sale valuable mill privilege
pwiih good stream Of water, and about 2S acres
land, with saw mill tbereon with fall Of about lOO Tee,
~ te distance OF 100 rods. The land Is situated that
uches may be constructed to convey the water over broe
wheels OF from 20 To "a feet diameter lin the above disspce
M lOo rodsl in sufficient quantity drive from 1000 %
sphdes each The above property Is situated In Eas
e' eum, m, tCon) miles from Connecticut River and half
mile from the turnpike oad leading from East U,dda.
Landing, TO Providence via Norwich. Those wshins Do
pucnse site Tor cotton, woolen factory, will nnS
10 ter advantage to call te subscriber in East IIadla
nnIch 20 JOSIAH A. CHAPMAN
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want, or cmaciatcd by disease, but
he who occupies middle place be-
tween necessity and affluencc, is de-
noted by "A cheek of health and an eye
of brightness, by the hilarity Of his
heart and elasticity Of his notion
.Nerchants' Telegraph.
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GREAT RARGAINci

HARVEY CLARK, No. "a North Main street, h thi.
day opening, LOT Of Dry Goods, recently purchased
as viii make il an object for purchasers CALL among which
are Black, Iue, Olive Steel mixed and Bottle Green Broad
cloths, Cassimees, Nankin and Canton Grapes English
Ghglans, Corded Cambricks Jaconet Swiss and muIIsd
Msllns Calicoes from l2 l2 to % cts per yard Ladies
colours striped and plain gros de Naples silk Gentleman
Cvats of all descriptions, cause Ribbons French Cords
Gnghams Checks, and heavy brown Shectings at u Ii
cts per yard, &c. sc.
N. B. On hand, Ready Made Clothing. mav3
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REAL ESTATE FOR ssLE.

ME undersigned, offers for sale, house and lot situnt
ed ON Pawtuxet Street, in Of the most agreeable
sections OF the town. The house Is new one story high
gmbre rooted, and finished in the modern STYLE bs
m s 80 feet 'front.' on rawtuxe Street. and 30 feet deem
ms estate peculiarly calculated for young mechanic
VI oeeu or any man who Is fond Of the cottage fe and
possesses numerous advantages any other estate OF the
vcty twill be sold on reasonable and accommodating
ten for which please 10 apply mt the office Of the terarv
the premises. SAMIJEI III ApIp 30
March l2 s"H'
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SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIES'

VuNHE Summer term Of Miss Perce's Sclm for the In
stmction of young Ladies, will commence at her resi-
aehce IN i1ained Conn. the flu, day Of May next As
s Fierce VIII have the assistance Of Miss Cady hopcs
se may with confidence the public, that her school,
VIII he worthy their liberal patronage.
Instruction in Reading, Writing, Othogrsl,y Arbme-
nc, Grammar, Geognphy, Rhetoric, Composition Drawing
Maps, History Philosophy Logic Plain and Ornamental
Terms of Tuition Nine dollars for Music Including tho
other branches exclusive of Music from To five dollars
per term. 3wlaw Anil IN
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FLOUR, OATS, Z

FLOUR, OATS, &C.
ANDING from sloop Eloisa-SOo bbls Canal F1ou
ii 4 fresh ground
800 bushels Oats,
20 bbls ness Pork
1000 lbs leaf Lard,
1000 lbs dried Beef,
400 bushels Shorts,
1000 lbs cleese-fof sale By Z, g. DAY d SON
may 10
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VEsrINGs, Of almost every desciption,-among which
black silk, MaseiIes, Toinet, Valencia, sc. &C..
suspenders of all kinds stocks, bdkfs In great variety
drllines Of aIl kinds Talor's trimmings very good AZ;
sortment and likewise, fine lot Of CLOTH:
mo, all Of which they will sell low, for cash approved
credit.
Il. G. 4 T. WELLS would iniofm their customers and
the public generally that they have purchased Of Mr.. James
Wilson, OF York, Patentee, new rule for cutting
garments on an entire new system, by which cloth be
cut without the possibility Of making misf The above
rule has been taken by most Of the principal Merchant Tai
lors In the United States within few months, certificates
from whom will be shown by calling the subscribers.
T.. q. Il. w. would inform the trade that they can
supply them with the above rule advantageous terms
April % 3w
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NEW GOODS,

AT No. 81, MARKET SQUARE.
UIN G. Il. WELLS have just received from the Auc-
ILs tos in Boston and New York, their Spring supply
of American, English, French and German BROAD
CLOTHS and Casimeres, ola choice selection, among
which are extra slDef
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FRENCH CURLS.
vDsT received, new supply OF Ladies' French Curis
- ilts, aud Fnzettes of the most fashionable kinds whole
sale and retail, by +. f. MILLER, No. IS Markets.,
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POETRY.

The fable below, originally appeared In the New fofk
Jeuey Chronicle, paper which long since went 70 ue
,hades Recently has been published In the New YORK
American, accompanied by the annexed remarks
Our attention has been directed To the following article
(Which npoearcd in the wJersey Journal, In 'e5)
10 nc M ihe survivors these brave men, Ia whom, under
heaven our country its independenoe IL an excel
Ient satire worthy of republication at IN. present .
~, n mm md he frpaten that the cians Of our revolution
ary ocsrs have never yet been cancelled Icfe - one
ciIcuustance which goes far in c1ienlatine le usre
withholding from men, In the first instance u@ hc
- and ufonsed reward-The country was so n'uch mIv
eIshed ~ 70 be unable fulfil It's engagements st wM
excuse can bc offered for so long negleeng 10 ,'
iectw
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Records Of the Spanish Inquisition.-wc
mentioned in 4 late numb or that q work with
the above title was about to be published. This
has given considerable uoeasinsss to some at
tached to tho popish religion, and we psrce i've
that the New York Truth Teller has al.
ready anticipated its contents and given out
that it will "provo satisfactory that tine writer
is not exactly as we'll versed in the history Of
the thirteenth century as he at present imag-
ines" We do not wonder that such as still
adhere 10 popery as il anciently was in all its
forms and rituals, should rscsil a, the expo
sure Of its sccrct deeds Of darkness. and oi
blood"