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YHyRUST SALE.-By virtue Of a deed OF hust, exc
n cuied to the subscriber by Hays I'aacs, on
the 29th day of December, 1924, and duly recorded
IN The County Court Office OF HeDIico County, Tor
purposes therein expressed. will, Wednesday, the
l6 day OF February next, Ut fair II not, on the bret
fair day thereafter, Sundays exceped) at the City
Hall, in The city oil Richmond, proceed to sell TO the
highe bidder for cash, all the right, title, and inte
land, much may be necessary 10 satisfy The de-
mands OF said trust and all the cost which has been
aud may be necessary in carrying into effect the same,
to wi rac, OF land containing 1896 acres, describ-
ed as i,ng and being in the county oil Norfolk, Va,
and patented by the Commonwealth 10 Gabriel Gait,
ISAIAH Isaacs, Jacob Madeira, and others Also-ap-
other tract in Henrco County described being three
miles below Rockets and containing 73 acres. So
all the right and title OF said Isa,cs in the following
lots ia the city aforesaid, TO wit, lot Main street,
On the North side OF The same on which lot is wood
en- building and temporary b'ack.mi'hs shop; said
lot being known by the OF "he bird in the hand
Aiso-two other lots; near Ender's Factory same
stree and on each OF which is wooden building, aud
of said lots Is the Jewish Burying Ground.
Also-one other lot on the Sou,h side OF said street
being the first lot below the County Court House On
said lot is a small wooden tenament. The said land
and lcts being devised by ISAIAH Isaacs to the sad
HAYS Isaacs and his sister Frances saacs Frances
Block And whereas difficulties have arisen heretofore,
by purchasers not complying with the terms of sale,
shall require the purchaser purchasers 10 pay the
money down, in good Virginia currency, as soon as
the property is knocked out and receive his deed and
will proceed 10 sell in the following manner: lst All
of that part OF sai1 property conveyed above to me-
and not subsequently, conveyed 10 any other persons
then that part conveyed by said lsaacs TO John H. Eos
ter, except such he has conveyed 10 others; and II
that should not be sufficient, then such said Foster
has COW yed others. The above sale will continue
from day to day until the said deed shall be fully salts
fed the pros erty all disposed OF. Acting as Trustee
which, however, is believed to be s'ionahy good
jan % SI-tds JAMES KINSOLViNG. Trustee
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LHlOBACCO sTEMMING INSTRUMENTS =

TuIOBACCO sTEMMING INSTRUMENTS =
Having taken paeni for The 1--we nton Of an in
rument for st mining dry Tobacco, all persons wish.
ing TO puchase the instruments, or the rights for max
ing and using the same respectfully Informed that
The v II sy obtain them by applying TO me.
Fsb no ss-s,s G.. BREANT
House Sign, Chairs, and Ornamental Painting, Giid
ing, sc.
TuJHE subscribers truly grateful Tor the patronage be
has received during The last ten yesrs, respec,.
fully Informs the citizens Of Richmond and the public
seperalIy that he has taken great deal OF pains to per
feet himself la his profession, and invites them TO call
al his cid stand next door TO the Compiler ofhee' aud
ex anime his limitations OF wood and marble
Orders from the country IN his lne attended TO- .
Dee IA. Git G. W. McGlNNBSS,
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BY RICHIE s. COOK.

arrho ENQUiRER s published twicea week generally ant
three times week during tho session OF tho State Legislature
advance Noos OF chartered banks, (ony) will BE-
received In The Editors will tho safety OF
hitting thom by maithe postage Of all paid BY The
~ No WILDE tho discretion OF the
kditorsl until all arrearages have boon paid Mp.
Or Whoever will the payment OF nine papers shall
have the tenth GRATIS.
TERMS ADVERTISING.
% square, OR LES5-Frst insertion 75cents-oach
n Iuauco, so cents.
until either paid
assumed by person Ia this city, or its cnvrons
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q nave
" seen Doctori Clark's Wheat aud Dat Tbreshins
Machite. which has been In operation at Mr.. Ly''
Ware House in this City, during th- last three week.
aud have no hesitation in saying far surpass-s any
Idea we had previously eutettsned Of II.
The construction Is very simple, being entirely OF
Wood and Wrought Iron, which can be easily repaired
(f secessary) by ordinary mechanics; requrs lees
power and threshes as clea any other machine
have seen 10 1se.
As regards the quantity, Is evident that II fed as
fact a. the machiue will dispose Of IT, ono person may
get out as much per day his hands take Of
Many OF us have engaged machines from Mr. Lay,
1.-THE AgentD and we recommend them to our country
ffeude, as cheap, economical, and useful improve
ment.
Richmond, February 2, 1881.
JOHN G. JOYNES, JOHN b. CLOPTON,
Law T. DADE, RICE w. WOOD,
NATL. ALEXANDER, CHARLES MARX.
RlCHD BOOKER, III. G. WINSTON,
JNO ,CAMM POLLARD, J. ~. BERNARD,
ROBERT WHITE. WILLIAM FINNEY,
EDw. CHRISTIAN, GEO BOOKER,
A. CLAIBORNE, +. MAYO.
SAM'L p. PARSONS.
The prices of the Machine are, for horse power
$50. $685. and 500; and for two horses. from 500 to
S75, according to the size preferred Al mod,r ate
estimate il is believed that the former will ,hresh 100
20 ESQ., and the latter 800 to 400 bushels pro-
periy attended. HAM Machines be furnished for
$40 to $45.
The Subscriber, as General Agent, will /,lhe Pa
tent Right Tor making, vending and using, in the dit
ferent counties In this State North and South Carolina
and Georgia: and will furnish Maehines wi with
out the horse rover, deliverable here, send them TO
such other places NAV be designated.
February 10, lS3i.-SS-n JOHN o. LAY.
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y UNATIC HOSPITAL, WILLIAMSBURG
IL Notice il hereby given that alltbe cesi this in.
tituiion are occupied and that more patients will
DO received until some of the said cells are vacant;
due notice of which will be given BY order OF the
Court Of Directors. L. HENLEY
Nav Al
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YuyO the ad,nirer. of ORNAMrNrAL HrAps or

lTHNO the admirers IF ORNAMENTAL HEADS Oh
"A HAIR.-The Subscriber, who has just arrived IA
this City IRON New York, ofsrs Tor ssle extensive
assortment Of Ladies and Gentlemen's Wigs ana
OF prices, that must meet the views Of all that are des.
rous OF purchasing. The assortment that he has
brought with him this OCCASION s far superior and
much more extensive, than what be has offered at any
former PERIOD consisting Of the greatest variety, being
characterized for their peculiar taste and beauty H.
requests, that hose gentlemen wearing ornamental
Hair and wi.hne 10 have his splendid natural heads
Of Hair or half head dresses, commonly called Tott-
PETS will take the earliest opportunity of honons him
with a call.
Those gentlemen who may feel disposed to honor
him with their calls, he haters himself from the su
perioty Of his articles in every particular to secure
continuance OF their patronage. Asply at the Eagle
Hotel, Richmond, between the hours OF ten and two
where the subscriber will bo ready to attend upon all
that may honor him with their commands. His stay
in Richmond will not exceed eeven days.
Feb. 3. S5-n THOMAS QUIRK
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NJ B.-Mr. Hoduct has been dead about years.
Feb TO- SS-3t ESTHER ANDERSON.
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WD edmond COTTON FACTORY.-The Sub
HI scribers Offer for sae, their Office, ShockG
Warehouse the following goods made at their Factory
A Cotton Shsefings
81 do Shirtings
Stout Cotton Oxndburgs, % inches t1tde
Ind q general assortment of Cotton Yarns.
These goods believed to be equal in quality to
any made in the United States and will be sold as low
goods Of similar quality can be purchased in the Nor
them Markets
The highest price will he given for prime Cotton.
CUNNINGHAM s. ANDERSON.
Can't % 40-u
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A UCrlON.-Beiug DESTROYS TO close my business
IA in this place, shall proceed TO sell by public
auction, on the premises, (sale 10 commence the
23d OF next month, February) the Tavern situated at
thu West eud OF the town, called THE WESTERN
HOTEL; with Il Q Household and Kitchen Furniture,
stock OF Bacon, Sc The LIVERY STABLE oppo-
site the aboVe-Giss, Sukeys, two Wagons, light
Hack, &c.-l2 HORSES, two of which Stations;
pair Of MULES, matched aud we'll broke-between
20 & 80 SLAVES, consisting OF men aud women, boys
and girls. There is an ' Houss the Stable Lot,
and Pump, from which water is conveyed to the
Tavern, by means Of pipes under ground. full de-
scripon OF the above property deemed unnecessary
persons wishing to purchase view the at
any time beto the day Of sale. The Tavern and Live
the property for Cash, short credit. Should
the Tav and Stable (ior the of bidder-)
main unsold they will be for lease rent Those TO
whom am indebted invited to call and receive
paymsnt-iOnger ndulg nee cannot be given to those
indebted to me. BOSWELL ALSOP
FREpERJCKsBURG. Jan. Is. 7S-tds
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UkNOOk HUNDRED DOLLAkS REWARD.-l
Il am authorised 10 offer reward of $500 each, for
the apprehension and delivery to me, 10 my deputy
VIM Carter, In Rishmond city, Of Leroy Jordan aud
Charles Whitley, who were upon bail, and have
broke their recognizances by failure to appear at the
Circuit Court Of the United States Richmond, upon
a charge OF forging the declarations and other docu-
ments for obtaining the pay Of certain soldiers of the
Revolution; and against whom true bills were found
by the Grand Jury at the last term oS the said court
am informed that the aforementioned Leroy Jor-
dan resident, from his birth, OF Bedford county,
is from As TO so years of age, and about feet
inches in height stout heavy built full face, short neck,
large round head, black hair and heavy black beard
am also Informed, that Charles Whitley was, for the
he last 20 or 20 years. resident o! sad county OF Bed
is from 40 to 40 years Of age nearly six feet in
height, slender and straight built, thin visage, light
compile xion genteei in his appearance aud of nsnua
ing manners. JOHN PEGRAM, Marshal
OF the u. S, TOR the + District of Va.
Jan. 6, 1881. 73-2m
The editors OF the Richmond Wing and Lynchburg
Virginian will piease insert the fore opg for two
months (unless sooner counterme nded) aud forward
their accounts to me for payment. ]. p, NJ E. ID. Va.
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n n DOLLARS REWARD Runaway, in the
IL ~ month of May last, a Negro Woman, nam

y IN Y,
IL OO month of May last, Negro Woman, nam
ed MARY She is inclined TO the muIatto, tolerably
long hair, good Cook and House Servant. She was
purchased by Charles L. Wngheld, Esq then OF Will
,iismsburg-now Of Norfolk in the latter place, some
time last winter, and made her escape near Williams
burg, as Mr.. W. sending her TO the Steamboat, to
be delivered to my agent l will give the above
ward delivered to in Jeer Jackson County,
,Essrgia $50 il secured in any Jail tina, shall get
her. or $3.50 for the chance OF her All persons are
forwarned from harborDg her their peril. Letters
addressed the above place. will receive imme
diate stte ntion. WIN. ID MARTIN.
Jan. 6. 73-u
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NJOTICE.--In conseq uence OF the death OF Philip
II Hoduct Of Buckingham county, Va. certain
aW.p Fndley, nephew Of said Hoduct, is entitled to a
portion of said Hoducrs estate this is therefore, to
inform said Findey. his heirs, or the guardian OF
such heirs or any friend in case of Findeys death
leaving no heirs write me, ing their letter,
10 New Store office, Buckingham. Va, stating the
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LAND FOR SALE.

Nf WISH 10 s.ll uae. ., land y ns N AN.
herst county. four miles from ,hs lonri
,on.r. on Ruilaioe river, adjoining the lands
OF Col Pierce, Mr.. Thos. Appling aud Others.
con,sinios one hundred aud seventy acres.
nearly one half in woods, par. OF winch is Isl
rate tobacco land. Ihs land Is OF The b"s'
quality in that neighborhood. the d"el,'ng
house ia u very CONT r,able one, rooms oe'o~
with porch, Two rooms above stairs, TWO kood
stone eh,mneys. and Is certainly one % 'n'
handsonest situations IN Amherst county .o''
Portable Oh, houses, n good apple orchard aud
abouuds With The best of springs. MIR John
Dllard ~ the neighsorhood, OF Mr.. cideo"
Gouch, who lives on the place. will shew IL 10
ANY person wishing TO purchase. itfms nc.
co,nmodsting as ! am anrions 10 sell ana "o"io
take IN exchange lands In Ohio.
c. IiMBERLAKE.
oh.
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gYlRGINtA At ltuos holden the clerk. Office Of
W tito Superior Court Of haneey foi tue yuehburg
Uistrietlhs III day Of November, IrJO-DsYId BuIk4,
JIM IN his ighl aud OF tho ex'ofs oi IN
yld Burk. dec JOhu Burks Charles lutss, Jabn
Harden, who ntormartud It'll Phoebe bu h., dee a.
aud ELIAS W. Harden, David IiafdsH, Fh.uDo liar
don, sally u arden, Lucy i1rdcn, Eh2abetb Harden
Obedt.ncs u arduH, John liardOn, Charles Harden
aud Jane HlIdtu, children Of Phoebe Hafde1, lua
last tour Of whom are iufIus aud by john liza ds,i
their father Md next friend, Pibs against GoofRo
Butks ~ his ht and ~ Of the .xofs la
yid Butks, decd. Uenty Roach md Elizabeth his
.,,iis, Nslaid Burks. William Roach, and wIldam
Kuocli and Mshud1 Roach, the children and disribu=
tees Of Obedience ltOsoh, decd. formerly ObugiaAeo
Burk., Dols.
Inc dsfsndant Mnnda Roach not having onlorod her
appearance and gwen security according io the Act of
Assembly and the rules vi this Court aud II Appearing
by .aiisfstOri evidence, that shn All nhabnaut vi
thi. Country II ordered that tho said doluadaul do
sppoar here gu the nrsl day OF the term aud an
u1sr III. bill the P.aintlits aud that copy olthis
OF dor DO IJrtn inserted IN piItsd
IN tho town OF Lynehburg for I'VE months sueeasssey
aud posted tho trout uoor OF tue euurboaso III thy
siid town.
A copy-Teito, J. WILLS, &C.
Fob. 10 w2.n
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Trust Sale Of Land.

Ely virtue OF . deed Of trust. executed by
Hb Charlie. &. Paue.en 70 Mitchell living
aud Viilism X. jones an The oh das OF MAY,
1922 and Of record 10 the Clerks Office Of me
county court of Bedford, the nndets,gned WI
on the iIih day Of March. 1881 pf"eeea 70
sell. nj auction, ON the premises, ir cash a
certain traet of Land. ling IN The county OF
Brdfosd. - bounded by Goose Creek Oh one
aide, the Lands OF Robert Gibbs, Anfon sa.e'
aud James sud. to Bore Augut Road, 'ne.a
dung all tue lands decided by Philip feag,.
south sas, Of said road, con aiming apo"' 'e ,,
acres" III. undersigned selling Us trustee "''
convey the title vested Ia him n sncn.
WILLIAM X. JONES,
Surviving Trustee
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wYlRGINIA. Al Rules holden III ths Clerks slice
OF the Superior Court OF thnnenfy iof tho lJhth-
burg district, the LIST day VI Nosaiiber, isJU-Noiiy
Adams alias Motley Pfics, ond Nm. Price, nliaa Nu,.
Adaur an niaut who sues by n ,tleY Adams his nesI
friend, Pith against Abraham Staples John tedd aud
James ~, Redo, adSn's Of net Nedd doc. tlarl.
Penn, jane ponn and GrueJyillo Ponn admire Of
Gabriel Iunn doe. and tbs said Clark aud Jano in
thor own tlsht, Samuel MsriIn aud kalb his vim,
Joseph Foriss, IT, and NJ ~ has wiie, Abrabaln fann,
Greebvll. Penn, Frances jane POM, LophalIiah lon
uison and John Switztor. Defr.
The duiendsTls Joseph Fotriss j. and May his wis.,
Abraham Penn aud John SwitlteI, having anisrud
te appearance and gwen security according To tho act
Of selnbly lnd tbs rules Of this court aud II appear
lug by satisfactory evidence that they not inuab
OF this county IL Is ordered that TIM dtsad
do appnDf hero the hrst day day 81 ila asst
crm aud tho amended blll Of ta vlant1s, aud
that cvy uf order bs " rt Ith inserted ia
newspaper printed IN the town vi Lynehbnrg for two
months sucoovely aud posted N tue front doVr Of tho
courthouse, ia the snid town,
Acvpy-Ietto, WILLIS G
Feb 10 A@Ji
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YTIRGlNIA.-At Rules holden IN the Clerks ofncx
W Of tho Superior Court Of Chanesry for tho Lynch
burg dittric tho Ist day OF November, lajo--Th .
Mutual Assurances Society sgans, Ere Gu buildings Of
the State 0fvirgin,a P.. against Joanna McDsniel
widow. aud Wn. Smith aud Florentine bis wife, la,e
Floreniine Nc Danici WIN. q. A. Mcdaniel, Harry
o. Gill and Sarah II. his wife, late Sarah u. McDa-
ioI, Dolly II. Mcdaniel, Cieopatra Mcdaniel, jesse
w. mcDsB,oI, Agpiss heDaniel and Mary q. Me-
Daniel. children aud hoirs Of Alexander mcDaDieL
dec. and James Thomas, Deffs.
Tho defendants Forentino smith and Henry q. Gin
and Sarah H. his wife, not having entered their appear
anee and gwen security uccordng TO the OF Assen
Div aud III. rules ofhis court asd appearing BY sa
factory evidence that they not Inhabitants OF ts
country IL IL ordered that tho saId defendants do ap
pear hero the first day of the next term aud
The bill Of the PLAINTIFF and that copy Of ths order be
inserted in sumo newspaper printed In the
town OF LynchbuTg for two months succesoively, aud
ported al tho froul door Of tho courthouse tn the sad
town. heopy-lostef
Feb. ~ va
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Feb. ~

wYIRGINIA.-At Rules holden in the Clerks office ef
W the Superior Court Of Chanccry Tor tho Lynehbei8
district the LIST day Of November, ls30--Gustnyus A.
Rose aud John H. Pm.eson, Doctors oil HodicInr,an
lal, uurtuers, practrng under the style and nfm OF
Rose & Pultcson, Plus. against Eplraffn Walker n
Elizabeth his wiic, Mathew Cheatlam and Cmoflh.
his wife, late Caroline Colemani LOWS u. Williams
mud Ann w. his WHO, late ANA W. Coleman, LouIsa
Col.man Matildn Coleman. Elizabeth Virginia Cole
mnn, Marquis C,lomaa aud Catharino Coleman, tho
last four of whom infants under the age OF twenty
ono years, Fruncis Walker aud Missouri Walker, III.
fan, children OF Ephraim Walker aud Elizabeth his
wife, and John iweedy Deits.
The defendant John TweeJy, not having entered MS
aud given security according TO Inc act OF
Assembly aud ths rules of this cour sHd appearing
by satisfactory evidence that he Is mol an ,hhabtant
this county 1t odo rod that the said defendant TO
ppesT hel on the tt du oi tho next term and answer
the b of the plaintiffs, aud that aeopy OF this order
he forthwith inserted IN some newspaper printed IN tho
town OF uchburg for two months successEey, aud
uosod at Tic ronI the courthouse, N tho sud
'o""' J. Wills, &C.
Feb. 10 "fts
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winch are demanded by the rights Of The people
and the spirit of thu age. While the juurnas
OF England hold this language France Is REP
resented asa " drunken man in IA tray, deter
mined 10 fight without well knowing whom or
~hsrei 'se-bews,s OF attacking her indepen'
denee Nobody th,nks Of tho one attacks
her--Bat they meant ii. AMI to spare them he
trouble Of aggression. ,he wiH arm herself aud
gre the ir,t ttou. Our conviction - strength
ened. that Enrope is on The eve OF general
war.
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MARRIAGES..

MARRIED, last evening, by The Rev. Wm'
G. Red, CHARLES L. MOoBY, Esq Anornry
al Law, to Mss MARY LAiZA kOh Att
daue hter of the late VIM. Royal, Esq VI ''''
place. - . ,L Ia,
ms, by tue Rev. john Ayres, Capt. lEfiEN
PRESTON 10 Misc RANGES, daughter o'
Benismln Turner, Esq all OF bedford.
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COMMERCIAL UCoND.

MARKETS There is no material change
in any OF tho staple articles. The late io'eie n
news is SAID not To he quite s" taVo'"n'e 'o'
bread.sinGs Flour has declined IN Richmond
about % cents in the barrel. Ia this place sales
Continued to he made yesterday al 90 ""eS'
at 20 cents. Com 81 10. Rye III demand Il, W
cents the bushel. Tobacco brisk at our last
Il nIAlIuns.
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Ftna Fire insurance Compan1x

Protection t'fre and Marine fnsuroHeer
Company, Office on LII !Sftsf.
Isichmotd, Va. =
gHHE. s,,bscriber, as Agss, fos tie shoSs
Offers. will insure Dwe,iine Houses.
Wate Hoa.rs, Mills and Machinery. Mao
factories, and buildings centrally. AMI all Tier
contents, wv: turnure. Boots. ana wearing
hbp.iel. Family Siorrs. Dry o"ois, edoefhss,
Wheat Flour. Corn, Cot M, Ie de-
Also, on Vssscis snd Shipments t. ana
from the f'iI'-rept por's in the United States,
Europe and TIE West Indies.
Reference may be made to the prineipnl
Mere snts in Hchmood. large portion OF
whom have assurances effected 10 the above
Offices.-Let,ers (post paid will he attended
TO- aud any Information gwen thai - regniei.
JNO o. LAY. Agent
for Ftna and Prot'n Insai. Com.
UT Refer to Ca,weli Poe, Lynehburg, Va.
81, in
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W ARDS OftlCk, I
February ION, 1897

WARDS offlCk,
February ION, 1881 !
Drawn numbers for the Dismal Swamp Lottery
LIST class, Tor 1891, draw a' Richmond on Fri
day lhe 18th INST.
66--46- lg-27-65-6 i--Il-A-4O--65
Cail and renew Your p,,zes IN the .plend,d N
York Lottery. which Ia drawn this day, aud
contains capitals Of S3o,ooo-S2o ,oO0-Si0.
OOu-S9 200 ind no BLANKS. or Ia the hand
sumo Nifginia Schem. which draws nj Hich-
IN ond 10 .morrop Tickets nn1 shares In both
OF these schemes for sale nj
WARDS OFFICE
Feb. 10
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DIED, al asr residence ~ Amherst county
on sunday night the 9th instan, Mrs. ELL "a
BETH PEIIYJOHN, 'ei'ct OF The late wa
Lam Petyjohn. III tie Fad year oi her age
after an illness oi 10 months.
=. IN Amherst county. on tie Sd inst.
.Ir. JAMES HILL, aged about 80 yeas.
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The Foreign News.-We make copious selec-
lions Of the interesting toreign News brought
by the last arrival from Eng land.-Ihe insur-
rection in Poland will, we fear. terminate in no
good u the long oppressed people OF that coun.
try. Il cannot, ii they are left TO struggle
singIe-hauded against The immense power oil
Russia The partition of Poland in 1892 by
tie three powers which now compose the Holy
Alliance was a most nagrant outrage on nation
al sovereignty, although We do not agree with
Ibell, the port in styling IL " The bloodlesi
picture IN the book OF tme"-an outrage which
has long cried aloud for redress. But villain.
Gus a, was that war ol plumber aud massacre,
IA which the Tiger Suwarrow Won hIs - blood
stained laureIs, il was only the commencement
Of series Of acls OF tyranny which have ever
since drained the pockets, crushed the spirits
aud incarcerated the persons OF the unhappy
Polanders. They have our enthusiastic wishes
for success, therefore. in this righteous attempt
to drive the ruthless spoiier from their country
aud once mora reigstae il on the Map OF Eu-
rope.--We derive some hope-a faint one, II u
true that they will be sustained by other pow
ers from the temper Displayed in France
and from the tone Of the English Journals
even those which were most ininical TO the
French and Belgian Revolutions. The Lon
don Courier urges England and Fraace 10
draw closer between them The bonds oil unity,
and declares that there I" ought 10 lie but ont
feeling amoug free states" ifthey would com
uel the despsts OF Europe to make concessions
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REMOVAL.

THNIiE subscriber returns his thanks 10 his
n friends aud the public generally Tor their
Patronage, aud takes this method of informing
t1em hat he has removed Two doors below his
old stand in the house formerly occupied by
Armn,ead Iruslow. opposite L. Il X. Is. Nor
wells, where he nop.s by his auon'loa aud
indu.try to meilt fuimcr announcement.
BENJAMIN /. HUNT.
Feb 10 II