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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IunkEY.

TIE state II turkey says the London Ala.
attracts the attention OF al Europe. The NJ
surrecion there RACES with such inry, that the
Grand Vizier has bsen compelled TO lay down
his arms TO the teb.i, Of B,oFlp. tia aaid
thnt hosa,a - NJ the bottom ~ this movemrni.
and that Ms Mnbmond missed the opportunity
of interfering for tne Poles, Nicholas seized
II To prevent thu possibility Of his future inter
reference, Ihis mRnpayfe, however, nay
cause another Rus ian turkish wnf.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

"A MIERST County Court, juno 1erln, ls3i.-Johs
"A Horsley, Janes fafis a. Reuben u: Palmer, late
Iorsl.y Pans Co. aud John Hershey and Jaues FaTs
late merchants aud pafner under the style ofHorsley
Fars Plaintiff against Cha les T. Gi stiaii and PEE
decd.
Lie defendant Charles l.. Christian not having enter
cd his appearance and gwen security according
to the act OF Assembly and the rules Of h and u
appearing by satisfactory evidence thai he IS not
inhabant of dis coantry-it 10 ordered that the
said defen do appear here on the li day OF the neat
SeptenD ana answer tbs bill OF the pitts * that
copy OF s order be iort iih inserted IN inc Lynch
burg Va gniap for tR months suceess,fely ana posted
at front door oil the coart-hoase oil ti' county.
ARTHUR b. DAVIES.
IT, WIN
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LATEST FROM EUROPE

INV YoRK, June %
BY tho arrival OF the packet ship S'las Rich
rds, Holdridgs. from Liverpool Oh the 24Ih
+ NAV. III. editors OF the Courier and Enqhi- |
or received at l21 ocioek this morning Lo"'
loa dates 10 The 23d and Liverpool oil the
,ilh.
IL will be seen that The principal news by
Ibis arrival is the probability Of u rupture ne
tween France and Austria. The Poles have
not mel with any new rsyerses, aud tho su'
nors IN circulation, are oil IL tneir favour.
In Turkey all IS commo ion, and tue heoeis
Who, strange to say, are ~ favour of desp9iisn,
s,l, IA all probabiity. succeed against .hS
nteseut lIbeIal aud enlg htentd sultan.
TIE majorut IN favor oil reform oil tue mem
bers alseady Teturned, was IA.
IL /. positively staird IN the British Journals
hat Sir Raberi G1rdon. hs Bniish Ambasss-
dor al Constant nope has Dren recalled. Conh
I, Il, lemIaoi, thu f,ehch Minister there, has
ue,t.nl, been recalled by his government
AP,TsiAo Luvoy. Syiej kaan, had arrived
II London.
From The Loud0n Herald.
We have received ths momeni The fars
ioarnal. Of Saturday isst--lhe Messenger and
in tie. dated yes erday Wv arssw journals up
b The 10 b. aud Brtln paper. Of the ION
hs, none Of which oiialn sny positive news
am Pullsl = xs.a.u.
SsioUANI to a decree OF The onperIo
u Couri OF Chanoety for the Lynchbur
| District, pronounced On the l7ih Of May 1881
IN the case OF boz a vs.. iIanfi the undeisIgne
| Marshal OF the said coutf. Will sell for cash
on Thur.day the 7rh day Of July. 1881, Il far
II DOT the nexl far day, before bis Office doc
IA toe town o. Lynchbarg. four Slaves. Squire
J I'm, Jesse & Lucy, the properly OF Georg
Boyd, or SO many as will satisfy the sad de
/ cree. IA. HOLCOMk T., Marshal.
June - lids,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

A Hamburg paper OF May 90, states fhrt
the Austrian goysrnfnsm ras feiused 10 allow
Gen. Da NJ III 90 return "a Warsas aud has
made arraneemrn ts for his reception. la, i
haph, aud his oiiictr. afr % be d#ftibeird IA
Mofasia. and MS sold o-s 10 he Sent 10 fcaustl-
Nania, Dwefniekl has protested against the
condnct OF fhr Austrian & tetnmeuf aud ssnt
copies OF hs protest II tie Ersntn AM Era l,h.
AmbsDodofs. aud haprs, through ,heir LITER.
vcniiou, To obtain Some nitIEnliun Of tae harae.
ness With which he "a tire atened.
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4 DURsUANT loa decI


PURSUANT 10 a decree oi III sup.
a. iorConrl OF Chaneery. Tor the Lynchbnrg
District rendered on the 2lst day OF October,
1880. 10 the cause OF Miller vs.. B"uldin, csecu.
Tor oi David Ross the undersigned Mnrthsl
81 the seid Court viii. on Friday he 10th Of
Jolly 1881 II iair, II not, the next far day, sci,
hy auction, Oh sI months credit, ON the pre-
misses, IN the county Of Campbol, 80 much Of
the land belonging 10 the estate of David Hns.
as will discharge the. sum oil $i9l3 10 Cents.
with the interest, Costs of suit aud SALE.
/. A. itOLCOABE, NJ
The above sale v III take place about tire,
miles from town. NEAR The Silver Spring on
The road leading from ~ nehhurg % The Long
| Mountain, aud The lands contiguous TO :owI
wll be FIST sold ia lots 10 sat pa chasers.
/. A noLCoMBE,
aud
T. +. BoULUlN
Jlnel3 ifids
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I'd unsuANT 70 decree Of TIE Superior
x Court of chaerery. far the Lynehbnrg
DrtrIei. pronounced on Nsdaesday Tin 3fhf
dav Of November, i330. IN ihs case of u pnes
g. kobe'ts ihn nsdelsigned. Marshal OF The
said cnpIi, riii sell Tor rash on Thursday ihe
7'h day OF July. i63i. Il fair. u ugt the nssi
far das betofe his uiliea dgpF, ~ Tho f0tn 81
Lynchbpfg. tn interest Of samuel Roberts IL
the estate OF his deceased father. Enaeh
Rohrris /. A, iIOLCOABE, Marshal
Jdnr o. .tds
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Notice.

frl ENG about 10 remove from this place,
~ all persons indebted toihe Subscriber ME
qeteby requested ~ come fsrward make I'm
mediate settlement, and those to whom the
subsc, her ma, tie ndelH ed will present theu
accounts for liquidation.
10 I'm BOYD.
June 90 ITS
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

~ A CAMP MEEfiNG will commence
FRIDAY The 18th OF August neat. snder the
soperintend,nce Of the Methodsl Episcopal
Church.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

jane - IL
fh ukSUASi 60 u decree Of the oppetlor
* Cout, oi Chaacery fdr the Lyochbntg
D,suiet, Pronounced On She 10Th day oil May
1881, IN the case ol Garland Walton and
Penn, rs Couch tho underagned, Marshal
of the said Court will sell for cash, on the
premises, on Friday The sth Of July. 1891 II
tar. II not the next iair day, - lot off, hall
acre aud sn poles near l., nehbutg. Also, on
tho same day. on the premises, l95 acres Of
land, on Tho Forest road, about three miles
from Lynohburg
l A. HoLCoMBE, Marshal.
jane o n tds
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THOMAS ~. BROWN,
ApTnRhf Az LAW.

up Rs removed 10 New Glasgow. Amherst
q coutiy--ln add,Ion TO The courts he nov
AZ, nds, ali in iutgre practice MS professor
IN the Snperiuc end inferior courts of Ne snis
county.
J.y N.H'ef
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

StyA ANIED y hrs iod the balance ol ihr
w year, good Cook, Enquire at tbs office
Juus -. -
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

II Th.re seems 10 be no doubt that Mr.
Randolph has written TO his friends 10 withdraw
his name from the canvass for Congress IN the
Charlotte district. The cause alleged is coz
,uued and increased indisposItion;
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
MARRIAGES.

MARRIED, nj Iiopknsviie, ~. on thu
% IA May, Nj. HEZEkIAn BRADLEY, IL
hiss ISABELLA II. 5. EARL, lac OF this
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04
1. A. HoLCoMBE, Marshal.
postponement.

The above sale Is postponed lll The fth day
of August, 1881. aud the tract which consists
OF la2b acres " III he divided inio three %, four
lois 10 .uit purchasers i. a. II. NJ.
June9 iilds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

1nluRSUANi to u decree OF ite sup tor
x Court of Chsneefy. hfld y, bynehhafg.
prooouneed on the l3sh day 81 May. 1881 -
n sun therein dspending between William Chill
ton, Slephea Chiffon eni Others, PLAINTIFF ,anh
james Martha and others defendants tho und
dersignei, Marshal OF the sad Court Will on
the l2tb day of July nexi, II iRir II nnI he
beit TAR day. proceed to sell. upon The pr M.
SCI, near the Long MoanRia, Camrbsll coens
~. aud contains about 100 and 90 acres
sell by way OF public auction TO the highest
bidder, an u credit of one, two and three yeafs.
the real estate whereof Richard Chiffon, the
elhor died 4e.sed, and which was mt disposed
Of by his will. The purchaser or purchasers
will he required 10 give bond. with approved
security. ior the pay uieni OF Tho purehase mn
ney, aud the title vii be retained 1 n further
security, subject 10 be rtsoii in case default
shalt he made in the pay ment of the purchase
mouey, OF any part thereof.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

u Roger B. fancy, L q. of Maryland. ha
received and accepted the appointment Of 1T
torney General of the United States. He i
.pokeu OF as an smiahle aud learned man
and as an ardent politician Of the old Fedrra
stamp. Three FederGhs's in The Cabine, ! All
nirable commentary. Indeed, on the boss'e,
Democratic RcpubicHnisat Of - The party"
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&c.
Tickets So, HALVES 81 so, Qrs. 81 25.
For sale ut DIGGES' OFFICE.
" Where the drawing of tho Pc
le,sburg Lottery, No. |, will be rcceiv-
ed on Tuesday next-ln lime for tho
CapilaIs--" Pop in" and try tho chan
COS. July d.
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Il AIp ORR.

EUSV received a hesh supply of6fh
60 rala LAMP OIL.
J 1. & !. T.. KoiALL.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

~ Gen. r. Y. IIayne is 10 deliver the A,
adversary Orston, lh.s day befp1e the Null
+, ers. in Charleston How lamontahle. ths
gen u ouch as bis should be tainted By sue
base alloy. The time will come when The It
membrance of his present course y III hang lIk
A mill stone around his neck
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

M The Baltimore Patriot speaks Of a
keen and cutting correspondence between
Mr.. Beuen and Major Eaton" irwin doubt
less be forthcoming very shortly.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1831-07-04

AZ We have heard with great pleasure, thai
Col Cfozet designs 10 extend his survey of tn
route for a Raj Koad,to The Tennes es line, in
stead Of terminating itat New ver,as he NJ era
intended. He will thus settle the question a
once as 10 the praclicabillty VI a hail Road. OF
The entire Inc.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-29
By The GsUernsr Of the Commonwealth sfEa.
A PROCLAMATION.

NVHERHAs the Slave NAT, Otherwise
w called NAT TURNER. the eoniriyer
and leader Of the late insarrection in South
amPton. 10 still going At large therefore, ..
john Floyd. Governor Of the Commonwealth
OF Virginia. have thought proper. and do
hereby offer reward Of Five Hundred Dol.
lars to any person or persons. Sho will ap-
prehe"d. and convey TO the jail Of sou,hamp.
ton ccunty. the slave NAT: and . do more.
over require all officers. civil and military.
and s1hort the good people Of the Cou,.
monwealth, 10 use their best sndeavors, to
cause the said fugitive TO be sppreheuded,
that he may be dealt With ~ the Law directs.
Given under my hand a. Governor,
Sesl.l and under the Lesser seal Ut the
Commonwealth at Richmond, this
18th day Of Sept 1851.
JOHN FLOYD.
NAT IS between 80 add IS years oil. 3
feet 6 or inches high, weighs between $50
and 100 lbs. rather bright complexion, but
not q muIatto, broad shoulders, large hlas
nose, large eyes. broad hst feet, rather < noe :.
koeed. walks brisk snd active, hair on ,he ton
OF the head very thin. no beard, except on
the upper lip. add the tip of the chin, seer on
one OF tie temples. also one on the back 81 tho
neck. long knot On Que Of the senes of his
right arm. near III. wrist, prodar ed by blow
Sept. 20. 1891.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-29
RENEWAL OF BONDS.

MARRIED, Ia Iockport, New York, on Ss-
turdsy evening tho Sd instant, by the Rev. Mr.
Clark. Col. WV VI. BoSD, Of that village, TO
Mrs. NiScr l. Bow, Of Keenc, New Ii.mp-
shire.
The circumstances under which this wedding
took place, ART such 10 constitute il one Of .
novel chsrsetcr. The parties Who arc now con-
nderabiy advanced IN liie) we're married ut an
early age, anil numerous and respectable famil,
OF children we're The fruits OF th1t marriage Eight
years since, separation took place, after which
bill OF divorce Vas procured by one Of the ,,ar-
ties. uoder the laws of smother State. A mutual
reconciliation has ensued and resulted in this re-
pewai, or rather repetition, Of their matrimonial
Sowa The Children ef the former marriage, Sc
verAi OF ~hom Err heads Of families, ui,,gled in
tho wedding circle. The usual attendants, vine.
vat, aud inrrrimeut. prevailed; the appearance
OF the parties themselves would not have contra
dieted the conclusion, that iIym-n lad becu in
Producing himself into beld of action, and
had liz ups isne Cor the fra time in their hearts
instead OF being engaged an rrviyinS = blaze
vhcrr his torch hal - long since been applied.
i.ockport ". Y. Balance.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-29

THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER %. 1881.

The clouds, which Cor week past have bern
pouring out their s,orrs upon US, arc =, length
blown on BY stiff North wessrr. The air 1.
nov eoois.nj braeing-,h- beam of hope alr~a,,,
siaddcns the visagc Of the sick man-,he cook
is more in demand than thu up ,theesry-and our
friends the dos,ors, arr beginning To svt =, least
one nights comfortable rvpos- in ~cvt For
the last ri, weeks our ncighbcurhooi hs. been
prv'', severely afflicted, but generally there i.
not healthier region in the world than this
Mr.. BgnprnS's reply 10 Mr.. EAroS oceupie.
Ave columns in small type Of Saturday : National
ln,clliscueer. Mr.. u. ia speaking Of hi, rrluc-
taoee to engage 1t hr.t in this controversy, say.
"Retiring from responsible Sta
tion in the Government. under the a.
surance Of the continued confidence Of
the President. and with an expression
Of his regret for the necessity which
demanded our separation-acquitt
by him of all impu,a,ion of,mpropriety.
either official, or individual-here nj
the seat Of the National Government
after having been dragged before
the public to maintain an issue. in
volving my private honor-one which
had been forced upon me, under the
avowed authority of the Chief Masis
trate, l have been illuminated and
mcnaced by those who speak at his
bidding, and are silcnccd BY his nod
II excited by feelings which no man
may repress, have at anv time been
tempted to indulge them. little re-
Election has sufficed 10 convince me.
what il is nv duty to myself and to the
public requires at my hands. That
duty consists simply in maintaining
the cause of truth before the America n
People; and, uninfluenced by ribald
ry, aud unawed by menace, in expo
sing to them the real condition Of this
community, in which the reign of ter
ror is emphaticaiiy esfabtished. I am
not indifferent TO consequences; but,
whatever they may be, the voice Of
warning shalt not be withheld"
Il seems that Mr.. Berrien did no, decline IN,
M.jor's call to the held-he only postponed it
intimating thst when higher duties were dsposec
Of, he would attend to the demand, with q de.
termination promptly to repair any wrong which
he might have inflicted" The public feeling IL
decidedly Aversc TO Mr.. Berrien's attending &c
such an understandable call. Mr. Eatou's siua-
ton may excite sympathy, but never should ava
ken . feeling Of wrath.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-29
Public Sale.

"ILL be sold, at public sale, on
w Friday the l4lh Of October
next. at the subscribers residence, half \
mile east Of Charlestown, on the Shep-
herdstown road. sundry articles Of Hos.e-
hold and Kitchen Furniture, Farming L. =
iensils Of every description. three first ratio
Mich Cows. one Horse, one Colt, Sheep
and Hogs. two stands Of Bees, &c. &c.
A credit Of six months will be allowed
on all sums over Eve dollars, the purcha-
sers giving notes and approved security.
Sums under t5, must be cash. The sale
TO commence early in the day.
JACOB HIEDWOHL. jr.
Sept. 60, 1881.
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-29

We commence, below. the publication Cd the
Delinquent Lsud t.ist for jefferson County, for
yeats prior to isso. We have inserted As much
Of the lis, as NC supposed necessary to give proper
notice to the presen, hoiders-uam-iy. the person
IN whose name the return va. made, the number
4 aer~s. aud che amount Of iax. Further inf,r.
ms'ion can be- Obtained at this Office, the Clerk
Office. aud thu Post os6ce. We will eL-.rfull,
render any service in this matter, which VIC may
be- able tn do
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-29
To Farmers.

NHE undersignej informs the farmers
u oil Jefferson and Loudoun. that not
having disposed Of any interest IN his mill
at Vng'nius. near Iisrpers Ferry. lac vii,
ceDtinss the business, rs usual, on h,s own
account. Mr. 1'uoMAs III. STEPHENS. n
miller Of capacity aud experience. ba.
charge Of the mill. aud will he able TO give
tho utmost satisfaction. The usual guam
iiiy Of Flour will be gwen for n,ershsnta
bic Wheat. and the inspection warranted
IN Baltimore or the Cities OF the District.
10 cs.es where customers prefer IL, tho
barrels will 30 given instead or tho offal.
Country work done az the shortest notice !:
and the highest market prics 10 ash given
for Wheat delivered IN the mil
T. BECKiIAM
Sept. az. 1891.
- will paw tho road toll upos ~
wagons hauling Whest 10 The above natn ,
ed mill Til N. STEPHENS
sept. 10. 1881
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" None knew hcr bui 10 love her,
Notpe named her, bot TO praise"
.4noiasr Revolutionary SoIJi<v xon.,

DIED, on thr 9lah inS,a'a. having nearly com
i'lcied has 7Sih year. Mr.. NArsSsIsL CnsIs-
stLL, 81 tl,is egun'J The derea-ed, thylsh a
youth Of but u, caught the spirit oi ih- RevOiu-
hOnary era, End entered the service of his conn
try, o. assist ga tils sehieycnewt &C Undergraduate
We served as nidsliymsn on board tn Schooner
DrrKou. sud ~ leatrnani 90 TIE brig Adsen-
ture aud ve bcIiese volunteered 49, SERVICES u,,.
on osher ocessiOnA ROg most q he toil, he--
like th0ussnsls - Otk~rs-Vre-ivssi nosis,ng from
sts country. Many sss hs@F iessisasYny o. ih~ ar
dour q bs friendship and to lis ktnd ui,d 0sl.i-
table disgosstioa-
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-29
OR. N. W. JEFFERSON
WILL attend to the practice Of Medicine
w in CharIesown and the neighborhood
Sept. Is, 1881.
NIoTIOH.

A MEETING Of the School Commits.
- s'ouers for JeGerssa County. will DO
held at Chsrlestown on the first dsy or
oc'oher Court. Teachers are requested
TO close their accounts up {, tho sOth of
September. when the Com mission er,' wear
ends. and TO preseat them for payment
within ten days thereafter. or they will
not be received,
Sept %, 1881
Virginia free press & farmers' repository. [volume] (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1827-1832, 1831-09-29

u.
w. Er,'ng. Esq. containing IN order for The 6r,
enFine to he spilled to ssczn bosts, 10 m obi~c
OF eef'o'''y, and viii be rcad With isscrra:-.
:. FAIRS, 4rn OF MARCH, 1904.
Mn. ERvIxo,
[ Sir have this day written again
TO MIR. Menroe concerning the obtain
ing permit to ship = steam engine a
New York, for and in the name of Mr.
Livingston our Minister here. The
British government can certainly have
no good reason for not granting such ,
permit, rs they have suffered their en-.
g'ne to so to Holland, Germany and
other countries. The engine, in fact,
I" an article Of commerce. / should
not take the liberty to trouble Mr..
Monroe Or you on this subject, but the
obtaining Of q good engine from Eng.
land oil the construction Of Mr.. Watts.
with which to establish my first Steam
boat, 10 Of moro impor lance to our
country. and 10 the success Of the ex.
pertinent, than you can imsRine. I,
therefore merits to be pursued a. a
matter of some consequence.
The funds for the engine which per.
haps may be E7OO, was formerly in
the hands Of Mr.. Thomas Wilson. bur
MIR. Barlow has drawn them from
thence; you will be 30 good. m case
MIR. Monroe succeeds, to forward the
permit to Mr.. Watts Of Birmingham,
or send it TO their house in London
street; begging them TO proceed ~ it'll
the work Immediately according 10 nv
drawings which they have; ondeavor
to know from them about the sum OF
the expense, and Mr.. Barlow will re
init it to you. If you have no obiec-
ton you will oblige me by passing your
word to them for the funds till they
arrive-be so good as to give me a
line mentioning the result Of this re-
quest, and you will oblige your ODE.
dent,
(Signed) ROBERT FULTON.
MIR. and Mrs. Barlow send YOU their
best respects. Please to send one oil
the enclosed letters to Mr.. Monroe,
and put the other in the penny post
I am sorry to give all this trouble. bu,
| hope in return one day to girs you q
passage n my steamboat up the lfis
sissiPpi-or Hudson.
Dir. Erving, you may with safety
pass your word for the funds 10 ques
ton, for Mr.. Fulton, ~ l have n guar
sntee for the due payment thereof b,
him. lSigned) JOEL BARLOW.
To GEonoE w. EavrKo. ConnL and a
gent Of the u States, IN London.
II Is proposed to erect q monumcn,
to RoBERT FuLroN in the vicinity o.
Cincinnati, <O.)
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DIED.

On saturday morning last, after short illness,
"a the 3SL year Of her ssc, Mrs. Scsax IsLKn.
at, al Mr.. Abraham islrr. of this tosn A deer
feeling IL sorrow Tor the death Of this smisbl.
lady, seems to be GENERAL. She Vas of mode.
aud retiring disposition; and IL vas In the bosym
Of her family tina, her good qualities were d,s-
played hose Sho kDew her cell, could not
fail tn estimate hcr worth. Size hes left FIVE
~ ret snd interesting daughters of t,-asicr see.
10 realize thc sorrOwS &c sn early ort,hAnaee In
the relations OF daoEhtar, sister. vifc, add mo
Their, she had no superior. We'll nIsy her BE-
rcsved reis'i'es lament the lseart-renjiag Allie
ton.
g None knew hcr bVi 10 love her,
None named her, bot 20 ptSise"
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Heb.Le.". qpi.i.n an yer4ss in Franz.

Nob.LssH's GPiHisH en- peeyagc in France.
Napoleon gave his opinion on the
subject of French peerAge to BeDja.
min Constant ia the following words
" The peerage." said he, els not in
harmony with the present state Of
mems minds. IL will hurt the pride
Of the srmyi It will deceive the expec
latiOns Of the paftisans 81 equsIiiv: IL
will raise against me a thousand iudi
vidual preiensions. And whore could
] ind the Ariaiocratical clements re-.
qaisite for the formation Of a pesrsgc rs
lie vent on 20 say, that there was
10 resemblance between the condition
OF England and france; tha,.in the Tor
Ger country, The nobility have been
the frat champions Of liberty. and that
he peoples respect TOE them vas the
inherited prejudice Of ages; whereas,
IA Fraase. the Revelation had swept q.
way boih cause and effect. the old peer
age. and The antiquaied prejudice IN
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G- In this and all the delnquen, lists. j,
10 proper to observe that the 10 per cent. da.
images per annum. on the amount Of the tax.
% not included. Many Of the tracts are also
delinquent for years subsequently to 1870
The lands 81 in arresr will hereafter be pub.
Iished IN SEPARATE hsis, further time being Al.
lowed for the payment Of arearsges seeruinR
after 1890