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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16
From ilt MHedefrMe Reco,der, Sept 4.

FT0W M WHtHgf tHEt KFcOrIer, Sepi. I.
Goid Rsg'on-LtGn iaiurc heiyio be conreaed
u 5. Troops
Three additional companies OF u. s Troeps
ono OF artillery from Charleston, the other
two of infantry, one from Augusta, and the o.
ther from Fort MiteheIl-- under the commend
Of Mai Wager, have. We understand, been or
dered 20 proceed forthwith 10 IN. Chernhce
country 10 rrpoess the working ofrhe mines
Iut, sten is understood 10 be quesced in b>
the Govornor. The states Agen, has not been
abe o prevent Intrusion. aud gieatwds,e IN Tin.
section and hfs consequently been recalled.
should circumstances III appear to render II
nee Ssary. it Is thought It may be found e1pe
dlrnt 10 convene he Legislature On ne thlrd
Monday in October
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

Dtbt IF ono. The state debt Of Ohio is. j,
seems, much greater in proportion than that Of
the uniled States, Thus debt IS abour $1,000
600, aud allowing 100000 inhabitants VINO my
taxes, II amounts 10 fifty dollars 10 every taxi.
Die lnhabaut. The national debt is about for
~ millions, aud allowing one million and q
half Of inhabitants who pay taxes, 1t amounts
10 about 81 10 every taxable tnhabuaut
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

True enough The New York Correspondent NJ
OF the Boston Palladium thus sIludes 10 he pre-
u'camenl IN which the new American Consul.
General to the Barbar, Powers will find hi m
se" placed ON his arrival at Algieis -" The
sioop of war Boston, which sailed hence with
Com, Porter The latter part Of June. could moi
have arrived until the first of August. and con
sequenily the new Consu. Gcutral must have
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

m -EAso9-We do not recollect ever 10
have ~iinessed so dry a season in this toun.
". The streams have ceased 0 run, sEd the
fountains Of water sesnd 10 be almost eX-
hausted. Prospects for good crops Of eoro are
gloomy. and vegetation u ell kinds IS itera y
lpined NJ. Should The drv weather continue
= feu DAYS longer, II will he with great difficult
". tina, me citizens Of thi. place can get suE
fcency Of water for ordinary usc.
tdsijgtW Kentucky Compiler.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

The Serson.-We ARE not in the hahif of
noticing " the neGihtr, bur we haze had such
alarming times lately, that It has .becnme a
matter Of importance. Our crops. cotton md
corn, are literally burnt up. Madison County.
from present appearances will not produce half
crops The Thermometer ranges from % 10
% in the shade. As wewrite this faCi we
feel the heat insupporiahe but thank God
we see few drops of rainfaIling
Huntsville Ata. Dem sepi.2.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

Y NH. Subscribers School will commence oo
"a Monday the 2Oh instant.
ne requests thai All scholars intending 10
e"'e' ms school will do SO at as early dav a.
poS''o'e' Al iarthest before the the Isl October
September e ~
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

The schooner Pamela AT New York, sailed
from Carthagena on The 9Th nj. The CANAAN
states that Bolivar remained AT CalIhagena.
where an attempt had been made TO assassin,
ATE h'm, x several OF the inhabitants implicated
I" TINS design, had been arrested.-rhe country
was IN very unsettiad state
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

tray themselves ny any pUhtic act. But, The
crowds OF unfortunate beings, whom Tier
ROYAL Hifhness seeks ont aud restores 10
happiness. bless them and reveal them 10
France.
We will terminate this article by IN attract
rom the +" New Biography 81 Living charae.
ters"
The Duke Of Orleans ha'. in person, the
.i,relest Taste. bm in his household magnif
cpnce rsiees by the sd" If order. A protector
al ,he fne airs and of French industry, he lie.
l,eh,s in decorating with their PRODUCTIONS the
s9nerb apartments Of the Paths Royal, sod ni'
delicious residence NJ Ncuiliy. The eaf|en. Of
which be himself LAID out A friend 81 letters.
lie cslls around him, and lows 20 attach 10 him
Ihose who cultivate elegant literature
" Finall,. this priace. VIM, during thirty
ears lrrlils IN changes nf every kind. has
lnnwn how 20 maintain himself 90 The same lin
of conduct and principles. nov had, IN the
esteem OF hi. former brother IN hfnis who have
ie,eoi,en ne,ibsr Jemmapc nof Rsln, IN 'lr
suffrage OF the yifiuads. and af fhe friends 81
we'll regulated liberty IN The affections, Of ell
who approach HIM, the oblivion Of his mis-
forraae aud the sweetest reward Of bis VIZ.
tnes
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

- ~ war - u ~ - ~ N|h1 AA--')
SDDDLBs, G'""'er sH''"
1000 lbs. Epson Sol's
500 boulrs Castor Oh
coo lbs Lump MAsntsh
50 do Powder Rhuhafb. superior
- 10 Root do do
80 do Sug,r Lad
$50 do Spiri larishorn
100 do Spirit hrre Dur
100 Do Cal mel
81 do Powder jaap
300 do do Cream Tartar
100 do Gum Carnphor. superior
81 do Powdered Columlo
% do Root do
% boHr, Window Glass
$40 lbs Race Ginger
300 do Ground do
90 do Nafers, assorted cuo,s and sizes
some IN boxes
800 do tam ShcllaG
- do Numegs. superior
2eO galls Sweet Oh
o0Ou II, Roll Brun tone, superior
@GOO do White chalk
2pDO do Spanish u hitting
900 do Paris white
100 do Chrome ktd-new article
1000 do Salt Peter
5000 do Alum
5000 do CopperaS
5000 do Stick Logwood
1000 do Ground Ito
1000 do Stick Fu>ric
1000 do Ground do
1000 do Putty
800 do Aqua Forts
80 do Best Turkey Opium
90 do Spanish lies
80 do Caleined Magnesia
1000 do Lamp Black
1000 do Dry spanish Brown
800 do OK Yitrio
1000 do White Lead
100 do Wine Mustard Seed
5oO gals Linseed Oh
Paints in On, all kinds in use
Dry Pnials do ito
MCIIin's Congh Drops
Anderson 10 do
Lamoit's do 90
DE LamonteiatS do do
Spanish Float indigo, superior
Madras Indigo, IN squares-new article
Mrdlciue Chest BJuIos-square
Alcohol
Spirit iurpen'ine
Liquid Ink superior
hed and Black Ink Powder superior
"A complete assUf imeht CT surg zeal Irstru,
mpnis
a Complete assortment OF Painters Prneb.
IS aud sash Tools
\ compete assortment of Sweeing Brush.
es
10 DO ocrnhpIog do
large assortment Of CanUPs hair Brush,
Is
y % % DO d" , Marking do
Wv fi'tt
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

he bsuhyed evidences ~ .ali..atf.5a bui com
ported himself with proper dignity
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

u Join C. fright of Ohio. whose name
"a' not pee" forgotten by our readers, aoa
"oo" we should be rjoced 10 see again MI
s""s'eSs' as ranking thorn in the sides Of
''eSs'S' Stevenson, Carson, Polk, and other
"oou-oe great men, is not IA candidate for The
H. OF Il. as was some time since announced IN
he pnpers. lis Is a candidate "a, a se,t in The
Legislature OF Ohio
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

m'eraat Improvement The fever Of Internai
improvement is spreading 10 other paris fine
STATE We perceive, by late UBhs Argus
'""' a Ae'' bottom boat, So feet long aud 8
"'"f' leit the mouth of Reed creek. in tba!
county about the LIST inst. deslilsd for the
'a''s near The kanawha SaltworAs. This Is the
h's' attempt that has ever been made TO nav
gate New River; and if IT should nov p,o'"
succr ssf"', Che Argus observes) there viii
hereafter he no danger. rs 'bc waters Of Ne'
Mver ale much lower AT this season than they
usually are
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

The Speech Of Cen Lafayette. at the Cele
of"''on Dinner, on the Fourth OF July in Paris
w'ii he read wilh the more interest, rs it pre-
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

nc 9Hesfio" SeHisd.--Tbp question rclofife
10 the West lodia Trade is seuled. AT less, ,ef
some time 10 come. The New York Albion.
N""''"' " WIZ be seem refers TO authority be
yo"d all dispute,) thus speaks oft:
he lion. George Cbipman arrived in the
@,f"rse canning. We understand tina, thc
+" ts' INDIA lrade Question, although under ns.
EQUATION will not be decided on before tpe
next session o. Parliament"
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-09-16

u Inc Editor of The Rhode LsianA Suba,
Yer" mas flashed voluntary promise naIe 70
Nh Richie Of the Richmond Enquirer 70
exhibit TO him the original letter of Mr.. Jegtr.
So" 10 a" distinguished capitalist and manu-.
lacrnrer OF Massachusetts" on ,he co,d;tio,
mat Mr.. H. would inform the said Editor Of ,bc
name OF the gentleman whom he originally A..
'""f'sed to examine the letter. This nus the
matter 10 rest. There can br mn o,os,;,,,, -.
The letter vas forged.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25
VOL. sHGI.--NO. at.


Society fs epHvtifu ed. 8. vefal Of
hr'n, aud e'peciaily the lat Rev Nr ftaley.
Of Nrw Jersey. aud VIZ Caldw - of Tie Dis
urt ofCol mhia. we're rrfitlt Il tpsreat psaite
Tor Then spii led exeriiDns In The Formation and
ofeaana'ian Of the society Bio the original
conception Of such pfojerl !. to he trac d TO
dat lorg ANTERIOR tn their la.dabie eff ~. on
tilt subject However diiIicult misfi i've
been supposed 10 be IN the execution IL was
nm ah"ous remed" and the Suggestion Of IL
NAV p referred beck 10 n y ripa ns rtno,e ms
the R"vo loiiouafy war Tn 5fair ufVis lima.
ALWAYS pre- eminent In works of b.hrsoience,
prior ~ he .ma'ion ri the Amerit M Colon
I'm ION societ, bs two dislacf acts Of her Lee
eisainre, separated by intervals of 4 me oil
let ienRfh 10 imply full deliberat,on, et
pressed her appreciation OF the plauor Coioni.
zht ION
To be concluded m our ncr7
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POET RY.
WOMAN /!


.h,--woman--in this world Of ours,
,yhat gill can he COMPARED 10 thee
,,,. low would drag lifs's weary hours,
lnoueh mans proud brow were bound with
flowers,
A,6 his the wealth Of land and sea,
Irde.tinpd 10 exist alone
al ne,er calls womans heart his own.
ng mother "a that holy name,
Within my bosom theresa gnsh
"a (eeling. which no lime Can tame,
A feeling which, for years Of fame,
| wouln not, could not crush,
And sisters They're dear as life
Bnl when look upon my ieje,
Nv life.blooj gives sudden rush,
And all nv fond affections blend,
IN nother-siste s-sife and friend.
Yes, woman's love is fire. from guile,
Aud pure as bright AOrora's ray
The heart will melt before lis smile,
Aud earthly passions 'ade away.
We're The monerch OF the esfih.
And master OF the swelling sea,
1 would not est innate heir worth,
Dear woman, bail h price q! thee
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Nm, AMMAN. pay able n adsance.-So sub
II fo' ~ ~ rereired cor less tine than sA months
scnP'ion VIZ m be discontinued lbat At lie discretion
AL 9.. 40 Editors until All arrearases arc pad
will be ani 81 cents en- sfa fort ns
'lasre toi Tbose from a i=ttnce must be paid Tor
-'ni'haa Insertion, the payment assumed by
r c,ss Grqos.p pc per.o" in LyochsnTs-
som ,'.n.c,y Orders not exceeding two squares are
,.'-,,ed for six dollars
ins'' -. ,d,lres sed to the Editors must be post
rrr ni ,,.v vii Ii not be attended 10.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1830-01-25
FntbAY, Jan. 10.

FmbAY, Jan. 10.
Thp Speaker lAii before the House n CO m
mum cation from the Governor covering the
annual report from The Western Lunate Hos
pllaI. iransmi,,edh, John II. Pry,on, ESQ.
Pre- .ideni Oft he b ard OF Duecors.
On Mr.. Boutbc $ mo,ion, a writ OF election
was issued 10 the comfy of Middlesex, 20 sun.
,ly the vacancy ecen.ionsd by The death Of
Henry NJ. Shepherd, one Of no de egates re-
turned for that county
On Nr. Cohpons moi ion a resolution was
adopted, after II was amended by the House,
that the Committee on the Militia laws be 10.
stTucisd TO enquire into the expedienny Of rsus
ing TO be armed all The voluuteer Companies
within The Commnnw cath, and changing the
mod Of indemnify 10 the Comm o INV ealih Tor
loss Of arms, &c
The Committee on the Registers Office, pre-.
senled report on the condition Of his office
&c. and concluding witba favorable statement
Of the condition Of the books in his Office.
| A resolution was fead ron the Committee
of Schools aud olleges, d. caring that the
petition oil sundry oii,zens Of Prince Ed@ ard,
Cumberland aad haiiIax. praying such APP
preparations from the Literary Fund IN aid of
HampdeD Sydney Coilege. AZ me wants and
The interests of the country ec,ed with II
cab for, and the circumstances OF the Fund
will allow, rs rcasonabie--This resolution wu
agreed to by the House.
A petition was presented by Mr.. Anderson,
from sundry inbabiisnts OF Fincasile, for the
| Incorporation OF a Company 20 construct a
turnpike road from Fincastle 10 interssci the
Lynchburg and Salem Turnpike road-1Ra
ferred ''- = 3Asses
| On motion Of Mr.. Garland of Nelson, the
hour OF meeting was changed 0 - o'ciotk.
And then on motion Of Mr.. White Of r., the
House adjourned accordingly. '-+f
SATURDAY. DEc Is.
Avsrieiy offepor's were made BY the snM
mll!lss -.
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SATURDAY DEc Is.
variety ofrepor's we're made BY ,bt spsl
mlgs ~, s... "
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VIRGINIA LIGIsLAruRt..

/ To be concluded N our ncr, |
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LAvAIErrE,s DREAM

- nc" W P'fS0f uHatT Sentence 81 death.
We are indebted for the following striking.
relation, to the Foreign Literary G.zet,r, ,n
a Rrview Of Isvaleue's kiemoirs, just pub
bshed upon las deaii, in Paris, and which, IL
we may Judge fron this Journal, is an ex.
,remriy Interesting work:
..''fhc gentle firmness OF his manner
during the trial might lead to t.e sup
position that lie was resigned but no
sooner had he returned 10 his solitary
dungeon. than the soldier shrunk from
the contemplation, not Of his Death, but
Of the mode of his intended execution.
He had friend, an old companion in
arms, who, at that time possessed some
influence at court. To him he adj.
dressed letter, imploring 4 melan-
'caOiy favor. soliciting that n soldier
might be spared frlon's death. A
cold refusal vas the only answer
With view to steel his heart against
this cruel iujustice--io iamiliarise him
self with the idea of an ignominiou, ,
punishment. az which his soul revolied
he daily questioned his jaiIors on the
subject. aud exaeted the most minute
details relative TO the hideous and hu-
initiating prcparativcs VI a public exc
cufion. The sinister ideas with which
has mind Vas occupied. filled his day )
With sgony, and sgitaied his slumbcrs
with fearful visions. One dream in
particular with which he was visited,
appears so remarkable. that we max e
40 apology for quoting it precisely in
his own woTds:--' One night, SAYS VI.
Lavslelte, 4 had sunk into torpid
slumber; the clock struck the hour u
midnight, and the slow monotOnOus
sound awske me. distinctly Read
the iron gate opened, and ile heavy
tread Of the sentry advancing 10 relieve
his cumTsdc from his post. fell asleer
second time. IN NV sleep had .
dream. I thought NV -elf ia the Rae
-. Hono1e, near The Rue de l'Echelle
the scene was Ell, eloped ~ profound
and dismal otscufity; all WAS st,il.
save that from time TO time q low. IN
ari'eulate sound was heard. All ~
once, from the bottom ~ the street, =
troop ~ Hekhless men aBd horses ap.
preached me. The riders were arSBe,l
with hsmbeaus, whose light glared red.
y on their sine~s, their sunken eve.
rolling IN their large orbits, their
mouths opening from ear 10 car, aud
helmets ~ 0csh babgius FROM thea ki.
deops heads. Ere horses dragged ibsig
hides alter ihem in tie kennel, vhiei
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father, in every important affair, often
mention him in discourse, recall his
maxims Of prudence aud experience.
and never breathe his maine without
veneration.
In 1919 occurred those political O..
vents which introduced the house Of
Rothsehild. BY an unbroken series Of
cash and credit negotiations. to that
rank in the commercial aud financial
affairs Of Europe, which it now enjoys.
Within the period OF twelve years, the
amount Of money raised through the
medium of this house by different sove-
reiyns Of Europe, has bsen between
eleven and twelve hundreds millions Of
Guiien; Of which about 500 millions
have been taken up by England. lSO
by Austria, 100 by Prussia, $40 by
Frauce, 100 by Naples. GO by Russis.
10 for certain German courts, and SO
for Brazil. The question how the housc
Of R,,hschild could undertake anal CON-
p'c,c such vast negotiations within
such time has puzzled more than one
mercantile and political head. Two
principles have regulated all their ope-
rations. The first was, the determine
lion of the Eve brothers to conduct
their whole concerns in common. This
was the rule which vas left them by
their dying father. Since his death
every proposition, from whatever quar-
ter, has been made the subject Of their
joint dcliberation. The other princi-
pie upon which they have acted is, IA
conduct no speculation with o view oil
exorbitant gain; to define the limits OF
every enterprise, and SO Ear as human
skill and foresight can reach, to leave
nothing 10 mere chance.
There are now living .2nselm the
eldest brother, born Juae L.. I774.
principal Of the Frankfort house, the
second, Solomon, born Sept. 9, 1886.
alternately residing at Berlin and Wen.
ma. but chiefly at the latter city: the
third. Nathan, was born Sept. i6, l777;
4 man whc by his acuteness in finance,
and important services has acquired
the confidence Of the first British states
men. and has lived in London, since
1898; the fourth, Charles, born April
IS, 1888, residing at Naples since
1879; the Youngest Jacob, born May
Is, 1892, residing at Paris.
Morning Journal.
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low, not whole bone being left in Ills
skin; the other held 90 the rock for
two days. bowling piteously. but at last
became exhausted, fell, aud shared the
fate az his companion.
Ii seldom happens that the second
view Of an object, however curious,
makes the same impression upon our
minds as did the first. The idea, Of
novelty is iost--some recollection IL
preserved 81 its appearance, and We do
not sutier our iinagipations 10 become
81 much excited ~ at first. The frs.
time ! ever visited the mountain. which
was about six years ago, il produced
much greater excitement than now.
shall never furget the feelings ! expe-
rienced AT that time. was then alone.
and had approached it on its southern
side. Not knowing the way, attempt
eel Tn ascend in that direction. ! had
gone some 8 or 400 yards, when find
ing II became moro steep aud difficult,
| took OF my SHOES. and was making
my way ON my hands aud feet, hardly
being able to hold to il in this manner,
there not being the sign of bush OF
crevice to assist me. had proceeded
thus far without daring to look back,
scarcely looking up. But had now
gone as far as could 20. and was
brought to Stand. In raising INV he. ID
to look upwards, Saw nothing but the
bare perpendicular rock. frowning in
iorbidding awfulness over my head for
hundreds Of feet; and il almost threw
me from my balance. and sent me reel
Ing TO the bottom. To have attempted
to proceed further would have been
vain; and in casting my eye down to
ascertain the probability Of getting safe
back, the steepncss Of the rock, the
height ] had climbed. and a sudden
thought of my inevitable fate, should !
make the least mi.siep. came over me
with such chilling influence as made
my head dizzy. and my knees tremble
under me. A cold sweat was distiII
ing itself from my forehead. and felt
such weakness in every juin,. tina, il
seemed the slightest breath Of wind
was sufficient To topple ne FROM my
perIlous situation. a mist came over
my sIght--tLe mountain seemed 10 tor.
ter under me. aud gave myself up for
hist. Meantime. the buzzarG,. which
hlled the air. came sailing SO near Inc
as almost TO flap me with their " ings,
fastening on me their hateful eyes, as
u mehifating OH tearing my flesh. -
How long ! remained IN that fearful
condition do not rcoollect--nor in
deed how got down; hot as I find IN,
neck sound yet, | presume it Was no,
broken then.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
CELEBRATED BANKERs.

The subjoined interesting account of The
celebrated hankers-Rofhseiaids is translated
from the German Cow creations LIE xicon:--
Mayer Anselm Rothseild. the father
OF the five RothschiIds Of Europe, was
born at Frankfort upon the Mayn. A.
ID. 1743. His parents, who died when
he was in has II,h year, were deyout
people. who discovered in their son
esrly'tokens Of remarkable capaci;y,
and directed all their attention To civ
ing him good education. Being DIES.
tined TO literary pursuits. he used great
diligence IN acquiring the sciences
which we're taught al the ST hool vi Earth.
aud after so.ne Years returned To- his
native place. Here he obtained a FAM.
inrlty with antiques. aud old coins.
lns was not only, IN It's results, pro-
.ine'ive ~ many important connexions.
bIt source of no inconsIdcrablc emo
iomenf. As he had also become ver.ed
IN the accomplishments Of the account
ant. he received various Cfers of i'm i.
porfant posts. lie accepted one of these
IN Hanover. aud was there for many
years the manager Of rich banking
house. On his return 10 Frankfort he
married. and established upon a small
capital, the fruit OF his Industry aud
economy the banking house which i
still in operation. In short tir,e his
skull. and the tried correctness Of hi.
principles, acquired for hin the conf
dcnce OF distinguished houscs he held
important commissions; his credit and
his fortune Increased. Ills sphere OF
operations was greatly extended by the
patronage Of the Landgrave,alterwards
thc elector of Hesse. who became &C /.
qualnted with his skill aud merit, first
by the purchase of some ancient coins.
and afterwards discovered his wortl,
by other means rs irusty and useful
agent. lie appointed Roihschi!d. Court
agent in 1901, IN which post he found
hts services 80 important, that a. long
a. he lived he never ceased 10 give him
tokens Of his good will and confidence c.
IL was during this period. 1902, 1905,
and 1904, that he negotiated the FIRST
loan contracted Tor by his house with
Che court Of Denmark, to the amount
OF ten millions. lsnlhScild was priced
by the citizens OF Frankfort. The
Grand Dukr Who. as il we'll known.
bad conferred upon the Jews the full
Enjoyment Of civil and political rights.
called him to a scat in the electoral
colleges a distinction by which this
FRINGE ia q spec ial manner evinccd his
Wish to reward RpthsChiId for the ma.
ny laVours which he had communicated
To his low-oitIzcns IN time &C distress
ln 1919 he vas taken from b.. E,m,l,
bS death, after he hal blessed his ten
children, and enjoined upon the fv,
Sons IN particular. the Command Of in.
VIolsble unity and sfFection. And ne
yer has a paiernal legacy been NOR,
tully or oonscIeniiously discharged. 4
Is singular trait in the character q.
TINS family, that AL iis members appeal
. take counsel Of the shade Of thci,