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" runaway, on the 3Ist day of Nav las, 80
woman who calls herself CARot1Hx Hrnrrr~ snJ
claims 10 he yec. She is supposed 20 be- from, - 70 o.
OF a tber dark copper colour has some i!ack s,o 49, 49,,
inner SIDE OF her light arm above the elbow and has
'hanon mark or the same She has also so1au err
On fe Gack OF her right hand The owner desired To
% inward prove property, amt pay her jail lecs or She
VIII be dealt with according to law ' u "'
June 25-3u JOHN I.CLeeD,
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
~ OYERSEER W.4h.IEn

4 sou&R, Industrious mau, who understands t,e ma,
nagement of Tobacco Crop, aud can bin, salts.
acOry testimonials character, &c is wanted In
charge OF the famprike Estate in King WiIliam-one
without family prcrrted liberal salary viii he
Apply 10 WORKMAN s. McGEUDFR
Emg % g.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
NEW YORK.
J AFFRAY s. CRANE.

HARDWARE g. CUTEEgsE,
1T No. III, Pearl Street, IIanover ,SgaGrc,
BEvy WORK,
[0nprs"S nearly toery article in The tradcamGpg oh
Et NIVES and Forks; pnM ard purket kriyrs
-EA Raznrs and scissors; hand and hack saws
Drawing knives; chissels. guugcs
Files. plane irons; scyrhes, sickes
Chat knives; ourricr', knives
Buttons, bone mnulds; locks Of al kinis
Brass aud glass knobs hinges, screws
StrrupS spurs; spoons ladies
Corn hoes; hammers. s'edgcs
Indian guns, auvils, vices
fnwliug pieces; log and chains
ShovrlS and SPADES nails and sad lions
Merchants from Southern States. are especially T-
vited tn call; they will be accomodan
Juiy q; ~
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27
SHERIFF'S SALE = g.
Of STEAM Boats. Stages and F{or-rs-ia tic
State of De5asrqrc.

~ Ate0'n Boats. Stages and RorarE--i,l tic
State of De5a'rqrc.
EIT virtue Of several OF the State oF T1rr,,rsro
~ OF scfre acias the sheriff of Sussex COUNT, d.
Fected, there will be exposed public sale N TsaG,,
IN said county, Friday the @3' Of huguef 1929 the
following property belonging the T5adelphie rovsr
aud Norfolk Steam Boat ard Ttans0or:atinn COMPANY
that is 10 SayTwo SIeRu Beats, lie Ph,A.lrhia ~
'he Norfolk, of atDu. 26D burtAe each hull, in
1875 OF tie best maerins anl workmanship. lately cx-
Ihncd ana coppered, engines Of log pressure, rev
set of boilers i'll the Philadelphia, rrgeter with all ,ei,
tack!ns, cabin and other furniture Of CREST variety and
such steam boats ud 8, c Boa,
raahy Tor immediate erploy,rea Also two sarsc
and twsnty head Of the FIST Horses with Harness
AL sciZsA and taken in execution, sold for The
payment oi the debts Of the suid Corporation.
by John COLLINS, SHE
2. ;. an requested 10 s;at" that Monday i',e
fist day Of ser'emhs,, the property hfongire u SAID
Company nat is ~ say, the Steam Boat Franklin her
.afk!og and T1ni:ute Stages. Hoses, Wharf Stables
JoaE COLLINS.
Csr1tEe Town, ~. Avg III, 1873. Gl-2t
SsY vIcfis Of deed Of the subscrI6ers
-a-b b. Richard Lyon TIE 22d Of Arrf 1898 and
;ccofdgh in clerks ,c co-n'v c.ir, Of Gum
iceland, o. the 81" Of May, 1892, shall, Oh the G2i Of
September newt, Cumb.anI court 'louge ,frr Tor sale
- pubic auction 20 tie highest bidder, for CASH sixv
's Of land conveyed to rs by tie said dsrd lying in The
sad county, W Eiromaitox r.v" adjoining lands Of
'Hund izg''son hnd others, together wi;h s,is' mi
saw nal, and cotton sin sryeto altaci,d. The lgn- is
Low gtounGs Of good quality Acting trustees ve shall
convey srGh i' on IS Is TasIs' in ny the said deed
JOHN HUGHES,
51z I'll JOIN MILLER.
FENHE su',e,u'r .,v'.g concindec to rcm5[c nom aig
3 section Of country, f ne Dispose Of MS ians Of
ffs the jo,.r.. tracts fp7 sale, 10 wit:
Ond tfc: o $50 acres, whcfcon re rog lives wing on
outer River n F,djrra county u .iew OF pert Of the turn
pike road, {" mies irom Lyuctlurr aud miles from In
s1y-nra.y one aI wool land, tue ,ca,er part re, IN
feaG IS cSceCn oiarcr ani. an' 5gr4,ion in res
Tcctabe Tciair, IL we'll we. aarr, ,;.a 10 yopaoay
usighSo'hocI.
Ano,her tao, ,f 100 a~-es. yi,. f.. e on ton If m.
Fac ,..,.
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27

Projectors OF this superb Steam Boat hav. deter
n rninsd 10 her between Baltimore and Ftcdereks-
aurg Va The Pauxent will leave Tie MARYLAND wharf
cT usual starting pacel in Baltimore on Tuesday morn
succeeding Tuesday, and after touching at Herring Bny
ana Town Geek, the Patuxrm River viii proceed to
ana un the RTppaharnuck FIederckshilrr where sire
VIII arrive on Wednesday evening Returnng the patux-
EFT vii leave Frede ON Friday mo,nirr the 9th
day ct August, O'clock the same hour ryerv
Sucresdmg Friday; and after touching Town Ceek and
h"Ghg Bay, will arrive az Barnnrr on Saturday eve
ming. lie Pa'uxeni viii step ut the several towns ans
places on the Rapphhanmock goin, returning 10 nmd
or take OF passengers H. addition the elegant nc ourrr
dstins Tor passengers the PatuEpu CONSTRUCTED to
the bulk o. twelve hundred barrels freight which win be
taken and delivered every week, the Following
TERMS:
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27

, ASTON 4 PEASANTS offer fnr sale, Jus, re.
q ceiycd their store OF 10Th Streets in
th, city,
los Bags Cuba Green Co!tc,
80 do Laguma do
66 do RIO IL,
100 do 81. Domingo do
40 boxes Gu"powdcr Yea (sup. 1uair,!(
30 hhis New Orleans Sugar
81 do Po,u Rico do
IL do St. Crnix DO (sGrtrdr1
81 do Molassus
10 % Baltimore Whskty
IS bbls do do
- do Rockbr,lsc do
pipes, gcnuncs iol'a,! Ciin
do Frcnrh Brandy
10 hhls country Gin
u do Annisserd Cordial
1900 sides sole Leather, and assul.in, ui russell
~"x kip. harness aud Birdie Leather.
July % a,
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German and Irish Linens.

sINNE aud extra supethnc German Liners, of very
h superior
10 dp Iteh 10
For sale at low prices for cash, by
Iunc 2S-ts HALL. NELSON.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

VIE next Session will begin the 10Th September md
II continue until the 10th July following.
The expenses for the oT upwards Of ten months
w'il DO f'om the LIST January according to late rrduc
tinn h. the Vrsters, follows:
Board including he'd and o,.c, room rirr;.
tue. washing aud attendance, $500 90
fuei ana cnmd'us-to be furnished by the
proctor, at cost, aud , pes cent. commission.
estimated al % m
hc"' III an entire pormi,oty, S16; far Lolf
II occupied by two students 90
Use of the Library aud public rccn,s Is no
Professors :eos.-- Il the student nt,rn,,s m,
"nc S5o-h t~o $50 to each If three OF more
S2Jt" sach-suy, - IN
Constitutional Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1824-1832, 1828-08-27

FOR clothing The expenses no, 70 exceed
Pocket money,
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" Lhr CoN5TtTUTIoyA' WING is published twice
Wef"' (" edncsdays and Saturdey,0 five dollars DC
anGuin, yabie in advance. -
- PREVIOUS to dsconnuancs of rhe parer, an ar
fcaTngcs must be paid up Asd ;hosc who NAV ,yis, g.
"h' notify the Editors to that effect, at lcas.
scritea. '' ''
a. or adys''isiTg75 square (or iess) for the
~ 5aH'on' ana on cents cf each continuaDce.Tfre
number OF insertions noted on the MS orbe,y,ee
'"cy VIII be continued and charged accordingly
u al letters the Editors must be rros maid orr thou,
will receive attention NV
II Notes Of chartered specie psyinr Banks Of any ~
the STATES will be received in payment for subsrr,ptop 10
the Wing though Virginia o. States Bank MOTIFS wound
Pos.ofce az To ;'Ak d ,as E4.:or5
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26
WOOL CARDING, SIC.

Martins5urg. May 29.- II.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26
AMERICAN uERMITFss.

SARAH BISHOP is person of about
so years of age About 80 years ago,
she was lady of considerable beauty
with competent share OF mental en-
dowments and education; she was
possessed of handsome fortune, but
was OF tender and delicate cOnstiu
ton; she enjoyed but low degree of
health, and could hardly be comf0rla
bic wtihuut Constant recourse 10 medi
cine and careful attendance, and was
often heard TO Say, that she dreaded no
animal on earth but man Dlsgustea
with rnen, and consequently with the
world, about % years ago she with
drew herself from all hnmau society
and in the bloom OF life, rcsor'ed to
the mountains which divide Salem
from North Salem, near New York
where she has spent her days IN a
cave, or rather cleft Of the rock. AS
you pass the southern and elevated
ridge of the mountain, and begin to
descend the southern steep, you meet
with Perpendicular descen: of rock.
IN the front of which is this cave. At
the foot Of this rock is a gentle descent
'of rich and fertile ground, extending
about ten rods, ~ hen it instantly forms
a trlghltui precipice, descending half
mile 10 the pond called Long Pond
In front of the rock, on The north.
where the cave is, and level with the
ground, there appears large ftusuum
of the rock, OF a double lathom III
SIZE, thrown out by some unknown
convulsion IN nature, and lying in front
OF the cavity from which it was rent
paiIly enclosing he mouth, and form
ing a room; the rock is left entire
boye, and forms the roof of this hum.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26
POETRY.
From the ChristiGn Examiner.
THE DYING CHILD.

IT'S dying. life is yielding place
To that Mysteries palm,
Which spreads upon the troubled fear
A fixed unehanging calm,
That deepeus at the parting BREATH
Is gently sinking into death
A thoughtiess beauty rests the while
Upon its snowy brow,
But these pale lips could never smile
Moro radiantly than now
And sure some heavenly dreams begin
To dawn upon the soul within.
oh, that those mildly conscious lips
Were parted to reply
To tell how deaths severe eclipse
Is passing from thine eye;
For living eye can never see
The change that death has wrought in thee.
Perhaps thy sight, in wandering far
Throughout this kindled sky,
Is tracing every infant star
Amid the flames on high;--
Soul of the Just. whose path is benz
Around the glorious armament
Perhaps thine eye is gazing down
Upon the earth below,
Rejoicing to have gained thy crown,
And hurried from its woe,
To dwell beneath the throne of Him
Before whose glory Heaven IS dim.
Thy life. how cold it might have been
II days had grown to years.
How dark, how deeply stained With sin,
With weariness and tears,
How happy thus to sink to rest,
So early slumbering With the blest.
'Tis we'll then that the smile should lie
Upon thy marble cheek;
II tells to our iuquiring eye,
What words could never speak
hreveiation swee,iy given,
Of all that man can learn from Heaven.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26
CONSTRUCTIONS. COUGHS. &c.

ID UTEERS VEGETABLE INDIAN SpE
A3 CfFlC, for the cure Ct Cod,, consUmp
ton. splitting Of blood, asthmas, and all dIsor
ders of the breast and lungs. I'he Vegetable
Indian Specific has stood the test Of experience
and proved itself the most valuable remedy
ever discovered for the cure OF Asthma, and
all diseases OF the Breast and lungs, leading to
consumption. The following certificate Just
received from highly respectable gentleman
will show its value
], Samuel Moore, do hereby certify, that
for upwards ct year was severely afflicted
with pain in my brcast, accompanied with a
very bad cough and shorness of breath and e.
very indication in the opinion Of Physician
OF approaching consumption. After passing
through a course of medicine, and finding no
relief was induced to make trial OF Butler's
Vegetable Indian Specific, and the use of one
and half bottle, completely restored me tt
health, and ] have renamed Sc ever since, be
ing upwards Of n year.
The Gel hrated DR.. Cullen has taught us thai
"our FIRST attention should be employed IL
/ watching the approach Of the disease and pre-
venting its proceeding to an incurable state
and in persons Of c0nsumptive habts, espe
! cially those born Of consumptive parents, tn
slightest symptoms of an approaching cone
ought carefully to be attended to
The specific is obtained by extraction from
herbs, roots, flowers, plants. sc, when in per
fiction. In consequence Of happy combina
ton OF the most valuable herbs, &c. it becomes
balsam of superior value. 1t heals the iniur.
ed parts, opens the pores and composes the
disturbed nerves, after the manner of an ammo
dyEe; consequently the obstruction of the
! ches, and the lungs which constitute the disease
particularly need IT'S use. II promotes expec.
toration, which is SO constantly called for; and
whilst it cleanses and heals, it also gives strength
to the tende lungs. In this manner it removes
the hectic fever, improves digestion, gives
strength to the nerves, repairs the appetite
and improves the spirits This specific may
always be given in satety--it is mild, pleasant
to the taste, and found particularly useful IN by
pochondrical. nervous and hys,erical diseases.
Each bill of directions contains detailed &C
count of this disease in all its different stages,
and will be accompanied with the signature of
the Proprietor in red ink. 1t is offered for sale
by JAMES THOMSON.
Martinsburg, Jan. 81.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26

HE undersigned respectfully informs Nv
Il public, that he continues The Wool oa'1
ing, Pulling. &c. at his old stand at DarAs'
vile, Berkeley county. He will send ouSs :
week to Charlestown, for the purpose o.
ceivIng and returning work, and has maa "n1
stand at the store OF MIR VIM T. LOCK- a. ~
at Mr.. William Morrow's in Charlestown' -
will be thankful for all orders in his ilne' &c
win faithfully execute work at the eu SoT
prices. SlLaS on'
MAY 2o.--tf.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26

"a q GRADERS The subscriber tenders
Il his thanks to his old customers Tor tneir
past favors, and informs them that he has pro-
vIded himself with excellent timber. well sea
soued, for making and repairing, CRADLt-si
and viii thankfully receive orders for making
Cradles, hanging Scythes, &c. and execute
his work in mastery manner He viii furnsh
cradles completely finished, with good scyfdases'
for the reduced price of four dollars and my
cents, or will hapg and finish them u ,no
scythe be furnished him Eo- two dollars. he'
pairing done at reduced prices
The public's humble servant,
JACOB M. GARDNER
Martins5urg. Nav 29.-4t.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26

a coloured man named John Smith.
waa before the Mayor few days since
charged with swearing, disorderly con-
duct, SC. la bis defence he stated that
be '''sGs only playing ruth his children .
The Mayor inquired how many children
he had, upon which John, after allowing
himself some time, apparently for the
purpose of calculation, replied that "he
guessed thatthere was fourteen OF fttssn."
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26

! bic mansion. This cavity is TIE habit
alton of The hermitess, in which she has
passed the best Of her years, excluded
from all society; she keeps no domes
tic animal, not even fowl, cat or dog.
Her little plantation, consisting of half
an acre, is cleared OF its wood, and
reduced to grass, where she has raised
few peach trees, and plants few
bills of beans, cucumbers anu potatoes,
the whole is surrounded with luxu
RANT grape vine, which overspreads
the surrounding wood, and is produc
tive On the opposite side Of this little
tenement, is fine fountain of excel
leEt water; atths fountain we found
the wonderful woman whose appear
ance it is little difficult to describe;
indeed, Ike nature in its first state, she
was without form. Her dress appear
ed little else than one confused and
shapeless mass Of rags, patched togs
Their without any order, which obscur-
ed all human shape, excepting her
head, which was clothed with luxu
rlancy OF lank grey bair depending on
every side, as time had formed it,
without any covering or ornament -
When she discovered our approach,
she exhibited IhP appearance of wild
and nmId animal: she started and has
tened TO her cave, which she entered,
and barricaded the entrance with old
branches pulled FEM The decayed trees
We approached this humble habitation,
and after some conversation with its
inmate, obtained liberty 20 remove the
PALISADES and look in; for we were
not able 10 enter, the room being only
sufficient to accommodate one person
We saw no utensils either for labour or
cookery, save an old pewter basin and
9ourd shell, 10 bed bit the solid rock,
dnless it were few old rags, scatter
cal here and there; no bed clothes of a.
ny kind, nor the least appearance of
food or fire She had, indeed, place
in one corner of the cell, where fire
bad some time been kindlcd, bu, it did
no. appear there had been one for
some months -To confirm this, u
gentleman says he passed her cell FIVE
or six days after The fall Of snow in
he beginning of March, that she had
~ fire then, and had not been out since
the snow had fallen How she sub
sist, during he severe season, is yet
a mystery; she says size eats but little
flesh of any kind; in the summer she
lives on berries, nuts and roots. We
conversed with her for some time found
her 10 be of Il SOUND mind, a religious
urn OF thought and entirely happy in
acr eituation; of this she gave repeated
pi ools by refusing to qui, this dreary
abode. She keeps bible with her,
and says she takes mn"h satisfaction,
and spends mach time in reading. it.
NelU FORK paper.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26

Scene, country schoo! HOUSE.
Boy. & la SIS.
Teacher We'll what does that spell?
Boy -Don't know.
Teacher. WHATS in the window at
home!
Boy Why, dads old breaches.
Boy S ee.
Teacher - What does that spell9
Boy. Don't know.
Teacher What do do with my eyes!
Boy -Squint.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26

Curiosity. "A short time since, a
gentleman IN this neighborh0od; in
pening vein of coal, by means OF a
drift, struck upon what he believed a
large tree, from ter to fifteen feet from
the surface, standing 10 perpendcu,
lar direction close by The vein Upon
more minute examination, it proved
to he about two feet in diameter, and
substance which was once tree: bot
was neither in carious or petrescent
state Its external parts appear to be
m great measure carbonised. but the
heart was of light brown colour.
The most conclusive proofs OF its hav
ing been tree are, that 10 breaking it
OF crosswise of the grain, the cir
eular grOwths were quite pcrceptible,
and easily counted The irregular
intersiices and unevenness ofthe bark
SO unlike any thing else, were Also
distinctly visible. We mention the
matter for the ben, fiji oflhe curious and
the antiquarian. How and when il
came there, what the substance really
WAS and how it became transmitted,
are questions for them 10 solve.
Miners Journal
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26

An Englishman Boosting to an Irish
man. that porter was meat and drink,
and soon after became very drunk, and
returning home fell into ditch, where
pat discovered him; and after looking at
him tor some time northumberland b,
my honey, you said il was meat and
drink to you! by my soul, it is much
better thing; for it is washing and lodg
ing too"
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26
To FARMERS

(XTE will sake Wheat, Rye and Corn =.
w market price, delivered IN Bose'
Reynolds NEW MILL, in payment o.
r N exchange for Goods at the loNes'
rices. BAKER Z APSc0Tf, "
ShephcrdStown, May 29.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26
BAKER TAPSCOTT, s. Co
Ravegus' receiVed a general SUPPLY Of
Spring and Summer
GOODS.

They viii receive in few days from the
western part of this State, upwards of 1900
Yards HOlnE-.M4DE LINEN, consisting Of
Gov, Flax and Tow and Flax.
Shepherd town, May 90.
Martinsburg gazette and public advertiser. [volume] (Martinsburg, Va. [W. Va.]) 1826-1833, 1828-06-26
CONFECTIONERY, FRUIT, SC

Apo
md
andthe publ in gener NfsrhN
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
VAR BETWEEN .COLUNBL3 n
PERU

PERU, without any formal declaration
war, has invaded Colombia, as wipr'be sci
! by the following proclamation of Boliy
translated for the Journal Of Commerce
Proclamation Of Simon Boiirar TO the I'd
pie ofhe South.
FFLLOw SOLDIERS The perfidy
! the government Of Peru has passed all III
its. and broken all the rights of the c|
gems Of Bolivia and Colombia After d
thousand outrages suffered by heroic
tience, we have been obliged TO repel
Justice with force. The Peruvian troc
have entered the centre of Bolivia. w,hd
a previous declaration Of war, and withd
any cause for it. Such abominable cd
duct serves 10 demonstrate TO Us what
must expect from government which dd
not recognise the laws Of natiops. nor
gratitude which is due to friends ar d bro|
ers. To refer TO the catalogue Of crin
of the Peruvian government would be 4
much, and we could not hear il without
loud cry of revenge =. but I do not wish
excite your indignation, nor 10 renew q
pain OF your wounds. j invite you only
arouse against these wyctcbes. who kd
violated the soil Of The Republic. and
intend 20 proiane the bosom of the mot
of heroes. Let The Colombians Of 4
South be armed---let them fly to the frd
tiers OF Peru, and wait there the hour
reirbntion. My presence among you VI
be the token for Combat.
! Bogota, July 3. (Signed.)
BOLIVAR
The causes which have given rise N I,
dcclarstion Of wsr by Colombia. ami
The sister Republic Of Peru. orc. accord
TO the editor Of the Car,bagena Gazette
serious and manifold character. He
numera'es them in The following order
The afrocious attempt 10 induce a nd
ton of the Colombian army TO turn M
arms against their mother coun,ry-d
claim Of Peru to dominion oeershree Of
departments Of Colombia, and her endl
vorirg to unite them to her tcrritory--H h
prohibiting the Colombian ambassador fr
displaying over his residence the flag
his country. banner which so often
the Peruvians TO conquest. Having, W il
out the least provocaiion, and wi,bou
previous declaration Of " n, invaded Boil /,
the friend ssd ally of Colombia. Hsyl
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1828-08-21
46i,O)0

This is the war compliment of disc pln-
ed troops Of this line, without one soldier
being taken beyond her frontier, circum-
stance that gives an almost incredible
compactncss to her power--look at he
roundness of her territory, and the scat
tered forces Of Russia, spreading over tho
hemisphere, rs it were! What has Aus
tria "as il is,o to fear? What 10 gain, that
may not give her cause to fear? Out OF
the half million of force quoted by Prus-
sa, as taken in 1896, 400 600 are Land
wchr of the LIST and 2d Van. Against Re.
yoIutionary France, Austria fought three
times more campaigns, single handed than
Prussia drd battles. Reposing on her
preso Mt territory, Austria will at any time
command allies, should Russia become a
troublesome neighbor. The views which
the principal Cabinets Of Europe take Of
the present measures Of Russia, must soon
be dscloscd; and the affair, ifit do not ter
inmate with the present campaign, will in.
volve other powers, by menacing other in.
tercsts. England and France cannot both
have Egypt; nor agree which shall have
it. Yet this were the only division of the
spoil that could reconcile either to any es.
sen,iai reduction of the power of Turkey,
For France to take tho Morea, after oil
her chivalry in favor Of Greece, would be a
grosscr affair than any that stained the
conqucsts of Bonaparte. What course O.
vents may take none may say, but certain
it is that the time is full Of interest; and
ages Of future difficulty and strife may
trace their origin in the passing occurrep-
Ces Of the present month.