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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17
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y Gerry. holden a, n, foeh Lyaeno1rs on b
18th Il MAJ, lS.7
William Keli. ana Nanfj las wl'e, 'aic Nane
Kennedy l.'as.
dg05a.'
Susanna Alfred, administratfN otJ SO hcmcd8,
decd and Thomas Alfred her Husband. William
WRIGHT and CYNTHIA hls wiz. the said William
Wr.ch, and Jonas Pierce, executors ofJoscrh Ken
needy, deed Elizabeth Kennedy, widow aud relic
Of the SAID Joseph hennedy dccd., y. "hittlo ed
Qnev us wife J h poIuieyter and l1rncflla In
wife. 7 VI Dornin. ana iaee his wife, Jeih Ear
ror and poliy his VIE, " latt Nmoot aad SUSANNA
his vito. aud Jesse Kennedy Deita
On the rnutioo ot the defendants William
Wright and Cynthia his wife, Elizabeth Kennedy
and John pcinAeztof and praeilla hls wiic, by
counsel 10 dissolve the injunction awarded thu
plaintiffs in this eauge on the i9th day Of May
1896, the court on consideration OF the bill, an
swers OF those defendants, exhibits, and cxan1na
tIons Of witnessos and after hearing counsel ~ Up
position thereto, doth reject the motion AMI dolf
ordcr that one OF its commissioners do take an nc
count OF the administration 81 the defendants WI
liam Wright and Jonas Pierce upon the estate o
their testator also an account ct the adplinistra
ton Of the SAID Joseph Kennedy deceased, upon III
estate Of Jesse Kennedy deceased also an accoun
Of the administration Of tn defendants, Thomas
Alfred and Susanna his wife upon the estate %
their intestate also ma account between the pialn
TIL and the said Joseph Kennedy deceased, AM
81 account Of the rents, hires and profits of IN
land and slaves IN the bill mentioned. and make re
poti rhercofto the court with any matters SPECIAL
ly sot thought pertinent by himself, Or required
BY the Il. r5ios 10 be SO stated
And at Superior Court Of thancery. holden II
iho sad iowa Of LyAIturg GA the 18th day o
MAY 1890
The defendant Jesse Kennedy hebc dead b,
consent Of the parties, by then counsel, tins cau5
is to be proseeded in against llndson Nj. Garian'
md james Powell administrator Of the SAID Jess
Kennedy, deceased.
COMMISSIONER OFFICE, !
LynchburE sept LIST, ls32.
The parties ia this cause VIII take notice, that
have appointed Monday the 2Al day Of OctoUe
next curry into effect the annexed order al coar
on winch day al the hour Of tca u clock in the NOR
ming they are required to attend al my office Il
this town, with their accounts vouchers md cop,
OF the court papers, prepared Tor examination am
settlement 81. WATT, Com
Sept ~ wIw
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The Halifax Va. Jockey Club Ra.
CeS,

SNSs
VILE COMMENCE Oh lst Tuesday in DC.
w tober 1882
LIST Day~-propric,or's purse, $500, . nile heats
entrance $l5
I'd Day--Jochey Clubpurse, 800, 3 mile heats
entrance $40.
Sd Day-cot race, mile heats, entrance 500 3
or more 10 make race TO close the evening piece
ding the lst day race.
Money Lung up without discount, by the rropr
eior, who pledges himseifto have the course IN
good order, and to use his best exerilons To giyt
satisfaction. fsATIIL. H. P0lNDEXTER,
Ffopftctot.
Halifax, Va. Sept.G 1.
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VI ihHiAlA,-hta Circun superior Court Of Inv 5al
thaa'crS continued and held for the town Of VISA
burf, al the court hunsc IN the said tuw, tl, - Y
OF June, loJ! stng a. Court oi Chuneery.-nlhuln.
me" StoHall. Ralph Stoval aud Barnes StoYa Rr,rrt
Robinson and Many hi, wife, late MARY Siuval, lsau
>i"he and lliHalfc IA his NE. late EhIahcth Stoyap
ana VIM LeitWic, guardian OF Ann Delilah and IrztR,
an Stoval, Pltfs u.anst John Jeter John Ovcrstr,e
ma Nancy his wIe Josiah ichart ard Jenny his wic
Pleasant Jcter Harry Joler Ransom Jeter BETSY Hatch
trfoit Jetet SoNtn J,trr aud Jose Jcter and ,i,al
'ftft widow, aud Harry, Cynthia, Emmy, Eliza aud .,-
NH!h Jeirr, children ol tach Jrtcr, dee aud inlin m
ucrihr age al twenty Year, by tonni-so Be
hds, specially assigned their GUARDIAN her, rcuro-
fentaNes ui Henry letter dec and the sad jesse JGlr,
administrator win the viii annexed of the snd I,mv
Jcer, dec. Defts
On The motion Of David Saunders b. counsel founded.
upou s affidavit, alleging that the surviving execute
Augustine icll"c h the elder, dee. and hls NH
he - entitled tn the hcnt III of the dccrer nCcd
cause ON the 2sth day of sclohrr, lcf3; thu Court
slicraon thereof, doth order that the pluint II. ,
canse bring pro- oa,y served nh aeops uf tn, nrdcr
The mode pfe'crled by Law, do appear here the t4
day o the term jud leW canse ifanv they can y
the said David Saunders sha The benefit Ut 4e
atoicsaId Lrcrre
Copy-Tc,le. u. ROBES &. {.
July 30 WIN
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YTIRGlNiA AT rules held in the Clerks Office OF Wv
" Circuit superior court of Law and Chanccry b,
town of Lynchburg the 10Th da, of August lsi2-"
ley H. Duncan PITT against Jonathan 4. Patton, jon"
Duncan and James Wood-Deft.
The Defendants hay ing entered their appearance
given security, according the act of Assembly ana
rules OF THIS Court and appearing by satisfactory
tia ey are not inhabitants of this country " Is
mat the SAID defendants do appear here the fret gay
next term and answer the bills ofthe Plaintiff and thai
OF THIS order be forthwith III some newspaper pr
IN the town otLynchburg for two months suecossr I
posted az tie front door of the Court House IN ''
town. Copy estc, rsclk.
Aug &c. UI
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A. NJ NJ uE f1.I : Trustees.


w. NJ. RIVES.
P. $. The above sale is postponed, by consent,
until Saturday the 22d of September CHS month
when II will posihrs'Yt take place on the premises
at kali paste clock n the eycning-the tract has
been surveyed and contains l12 acres fifty egh,
Of which are cleared, and eighty four acres uncear
ed. The woodland is heavily timbered. almost
every foot strong tobacco land and lies on the turn
pike, within three miles of Lyuchburg. SO yaiu-
he tract of land, 50 well rmbered and so cnnve.
nient TO market Is rarely in market The terms
Will be equal instruments of one and two years.
satisfactorily secured; and the sale will be conduct
ed by JOHN r. u. PAYNE. Aurtr
Sept H. IDS
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BEAUTIFUL.
ITALIAN SILKS. &C.

8A YEA BORLAND respectfully offer to the
AO Ladies' Il few pieces Black Itaian Silks, OF
the best flbrlcs, and siosularly beautiful lustrc-
Also, variety of Bcit Ribbons, Of the most beau
tiful style
To the Gentlemen they offer splendid assert
Dent line and sancrliuc English Cloths and Cas-
simcres, including Blue, Black, and every fashion,
able shade.
Sent 3 ,c
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TURNER & KERR.

HAVE ustreceivod few pieces
Il H. Extra sup black Italian Lutestring
Cold Gro dc Naples, sea green, brown, drab, &c.
Ga Black French Bombazine
Handsome Dress Hdks.
Solid cold Ginghams, Buff and Pink
Mourning Calico
A Bobbinet
With many other articles on the river-20 pack
ages Fall and Winter Goods, which they are de
termined to sell low for cash.
Sept, E Is
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NlFs <AI.r,--A. aoas. ai.i Lor, s.ssa
Il ted At TIE Junction Of s,sth stree, and SEVENTH
eiley fronting with the stree, 30. feel. and running
back with the alley 1872 iect The Improvements
ATE esafip new, anda well of pure Wat, IA the
var It's quite desirable situate aud tie pres
at t5i3.us wou.t aecomm 5du'e q small fanny
terY comfortably and GA the 45rucr : fne II
4..tan = bti'olag. Terms accommodating
NM L. Brow
So, - i,
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Observation-Disclosures,

ME Subscribers have on hand, a, the lower
= end OF Man-street, alarge quantity OF HER
RNGS-whch they Will sell on good terms, eli
Their wholesale or retail Those wishing to purchase
might save something by giving us call before
they buy. ECHOLS & CUNDlFF.
June 25 "a
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\ Valuable and beautiful. Coun.
Try sent for sale.

w II. subs.flF,cr uaIer powet Of Attorney
from John Dickinson, Is authorized Ia sell
1hat b'anttaa seal opposite Lynshbuf2. on which
NJ JON Elehsson resides nj tins TIM. There Is
certainly no residence ia tbs part OF lie country,
ST. ii command hc1uliI prospect, nor IS any
.rae' If Laad 10 bc found with sach extensive aud
ihrt.ug prehnrds OF The bcs selected rare frut Of
al. tuudz--'here hc,ug near 1000 bearing hppie aud
fcversi thousand bearing peach trces and oyct a
thousand younger apple trees Of at least thirty or
forty varieties OF apples, twenty o'd % peach and
s4y Or eel, Of choice cherries The tract contains
nrar ~ acres Of Land, and from its a,oa,on & HE
quality Of tn soil eouiirncd by ihe beating Of the
grapo yiucs Their Gun b. no doubt bat that tbert
are tie finest situat ms for VIZ ards IN n ne
COUNTRY 1.-THE place Is not sold ltya' ~ he,ween
fts and the first Of OctpDcr, II Will, thnt day bc
sold publicly for cash on the promises.
JOHN u. RiCilEsOS, Attof-
ney III fact.
July - wds
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1832-09-17

Rules holden in the Clerks Office ofthe Circuit sdo
49, rior court Law and Chanccry, for the county
Bedford, the 9Th day OF August, s32.-lezekiah Fu4l'
fXor OF Joseph Fuqua, dec, Pti against solomon rev
rim, Joseph Slaughter and John !. Brown, Defls-lH'
Chancery.
The defendant Solomon Perrin, not having entered nH
appearance and given security according the act oil
semhly and the rules Of this court and appearing ny |
lsactory evidence that he is not nhatan of tins o
monweah Ii is ordered that he do appear here o" w
mn day oi the next term, and the bill If the pan
I'M, that this order be inserted in the Lyncburg VIE
man fr eight weeks successfully, and posted at the iron"
door OF the court house Of this County court gay
copy Teste, JOS. WILSON, t'S'
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S1sb(' rs.

4 SUPERB assortment OF Gen;lerncn's dress
N Stocks, OF the latest styles, satin, SILK and
Velvet Italian silks, Grapes and splendid Bonnet
/ Ribbons
Tie Ladies arc respectfully invited TO examine
our FreseUt sloe. Of Faney CiooJs, embracing the
latest arrivals Of tia most fashionable eooIs.
MeEEE, ROBINSON y g
Sent 10 Is
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TO CONTRACTORS,

PROPOSALS. will be received until the Goth
ofths month, for constructing the Turnpike
Road from Lynchbnrg to the lower end of the
James River Canal, (Bcdfotd the whole route, al
so, for sections Of five miles, including bridges and
culverts. The route will be shown, the width and
graduation. on applicNtiont to
FRANCIS L. MERIWETHER
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Valuable H0Nn Prupevty

FOR SALE.
ME subscriber wishes to sell his House and
IL Lot, fronting on Cooke Street-60 feet, run
ming back the usual depth. The property is at this
time rented to Mr. Cadwallader. For further in.
formation, apply to Mr.. Caswell Poe, who is alone
authorized to dispose Of for me. The terms shall
be low and accommodating.
WILLIAM BARNARD.
Apy.1 Is
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TIKI %'!EE's, SALEOE REAL
te~ 4 80

EeY VIRTUE of deed OF trust, executed to the
III - undersigned on the 18th day Of February
1881 by Jas. Miller, aud duly rccorncd IN Bedi0rd
clerk ofjee, and tor the purposes therein express
ed viii, ON the first day OF Bedford September
Court, ls32 before the courthouse door. soil, by
puhic auction, the following Tracts Of Land, fto
wit one tract on Bore Augur Creek, in Bedford
county, containing about l3i acres, more or less
one other tract on Taylor Mountain, IN SAID coun-
~ Of 10 acres more orlesa-ohc other tact on Lit
Gle River IN Floyd county Of 80 acres, more or
lcss-All sad Jus NI.ers interest tsad To be one
halls ia "a tract # Iaud on Maggouy Creek, in
Franklin ca near TurnbuiH5 Old Store House. Of
S5i acros-sa said Mliler's interest in tract OF land
IN Breckenridge go. Kentucky, belonging Ia the es-
tate of Guellll Menuls, sen. dec OF or 500 acres
do not know any Of those lands personally, but
understand some of them are valuable particularly
the Little River traction the Bore Augur tract
there is said to be AN Apple Orchard and some
good land One hall Of the purchase money Will
be required down at sale, tine balance IN IL months
Bond with approved security for that half will be
required of The purchasers Those disposed TO
purchase arc requested 10 inform themselves fully
as 10 quality and title Acting as Trustee, | wit,
make such tlDe oHia as is III rue by the trust deed
aforesaid, tho presume the title is GOOD
WIN. COOK, IfaSice.
Sept, {. .,w
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Valuable lIanA ior sale.

Valuable AAaMA ior sale.
w ILL BE SOLD, ut auction on Friday the
w 9th day of Sept. next If far. # NOT. tie
next far day thereafter that vaiual taci OF aut
situated in the county Of Amherst, on t., toad .eld.
ing from Lynclburs In Amhefs, g II Wherein
Chris, Roanc now resides, formerly owned by
James Petit containing hrtween 400 and
800 acres. This land " be shown by Chris
Roaoe, Esq. and terms made inoWn ou lie day OF
sale.
Lorenzo Noryell, ESQ Of Lynchburg, is author
Ized 10 sell this land privately, and should a pr
waite sale not be made previous to the 21th Sept, il
will, th,n, positively be sold as above.
SAMUEL PETIT,
BENZ. IlENNESS
?. S.-Possession will be given at Christmas,
and tie privilege OF see,lng small gram this fall
S.p.
i II.
Sept 3. IDS
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NOTICE.

PETITION will be presented to TIE next
"a Legislature OF Virginia ios the epponmen, OF
commissioners to sell all the unimprov.d LotS in
the town of Brook Neal
Aug. 81. In
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NOR SALE mud a bargain will be gwen
- III 300 Icrcs ot Land, eno1gh cleared TO wolk
1 o. hands, hes within niles of Dnvis's and
Pfesons Store, On Goose Creek II lies better than
common, clearer Of stone than common, and lies
ia fine nelghborhood good portion Of good to
baeso land 10 clear. The land rs well and conye.
nentIy wa,ered-Mllls aud Shops convenient
The house has ruoms below and } above large
Caller, " rooms, one answers for n Kitchen and
Loom House entirely dry and clear OF smoke. The
house has three Gle places, besides two OF stone and
1ne d BRICK. shall gave this advertisement only
) insertions those that see 1t come and look
after they stop, II they thinl, tit
y B-There Is gou barn " feet square with
several good Tobacco Houses
JOHN WALDEN
Bedford, Sspt t3 I'm
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vffRGi>ft-.st -s'es 10 lsn n In, fla.k,.m
" CTcuf Sapai - Court oil Lass u d ,sharr,ss stss
county OF Bedford. The 18th day of Angus, 49, o. lie
Haley, PIT against Giles Haley. Den2in sb.---1ohn
The Defendant not having entereu his app.sT,.ts
security according 10 the Assembly md nH3
Of tn, tonrt, and II appearing BY satisfactory nv
thai he l. tot an inhhbant Of THE Comm
tie motion OF the plaintiff, II : ordered that ~ t
feudaut dn appear here tho list DAY If tho -.
Of the sad court, and answer the bill of the p,if5
cory Of tbs 9rder he inserted IN the Lsnehbm. vg,
uf Courthouse Of this county. 'st u
Copy-Tese,
August O. n
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TRHINT SALE.

10y yir,ure ola decd o, trust, executed TO inc
~ subscriber and James \ S,ep,oe by james s
MeAnis,er on thea5,h d otFebfuarr lse2 70 Sc
cure tive debts therein mentioned 10 WI4sum Satin
tlers, (which debts are nov fort tie bencit Of w
liam Robertson, - s.es o. Friday The - 81
October mex, expose Il s.e hrsafe TIC ta.a't sse
ofsaid county, ti.s ialosine s'afas. % VT -
woman, ana boy. pies at - .Hsraate 81 sssa
female slave ,ifany To naetn laca5ose pzo.
perry il deemed sood tn. til satsea9er lls"af
convey such title as IS ves,ed "a him'y sa'a des3
JodNPakIA.
SEPT 10. Etiz
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Patent Straw Cutters AND Corn
Shelters.


vENllE subscribers, agents for ]. Parker Rich
u mond, proprietor and maker of Saii-ei,s Pa
tent Straw Cutting Machines and Patentce OF the
Iron Cylinder Corn Shc!ler,) respectfully iui0im
their friends and the public that they have received
lot of those valuable and most highly approved
machines, which they offer for sale at the Rich
mond manuiactory prices and boatagc Many re-
commentators of those most useful Straw Cutting
Machines might be given, were it necessary, from
men Of high standing, who have long had them ia
use over five hundred OF them have already
been sold and are in u.n IN this Slatv. and not
an instance has been known Of theirnot being APP
proved Of but as II is expected that all who may
wish TO purchase those machines, and the Germ
Shelters, will wish 10 examine them, and udge for
themselves, Is IS Thought unnecessary te give
uny certificates OF accommodation, Ii they sulli-
clcntly recommend themselves, especially when
seen in opcratonSuflice II to say, that orsimpli-
city OF construction, durability and performance.
they are believed TO far cseeI all other machines
for the purposes tor winch HEY are intended
SCBUGGS & BAGBY.
z. Straw Cutters may be scea IN use al Z
Morris Franklin Hotel, p Joncs, T4iua tIatrl.
A. Tompkin's, Farmers Bank, and Wm Elliott
Livery Stable
Sept l3 Is
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CHOLlC DROPS. FOR IN
EAtTS
Ointment for Piles, and eye Water.

Prepared only BY George Uitiamsoa, BaAtmorc.
V2NliE aboye articles are from tho receipts Of 4
n regular educated MUSICIAN and have been
highly approved by some Of the most snliul Ply
siclaus Of our county. The Cholie Drops, and the
Ointment for Piles, have been IN USE tor more than
twenty five years, aud the proprietor has never
known them 10 fail OF salutary effect. In young
children, the choiie Is not subject to great variety
Of causeai hence the same preparation may be
found to he extensively useful The Piles in their
cary stage, is simple disease, and may he cured
by simple means when this disease assumes tho
character Of fstua the proprietor does premise Il
cuic but even in this aggravated form of the dis
ease this Ointment will be found TO be desirable
palliative.
References ofthe greatest rcspee,ability, in fgor
| oithe Choiic Drop aud Pile Ointment, can al
ways be made. Tic Eye Water being II new ar
lier, il great value is not extensively known
butns far az used, is understood'o have been very
ofcacous
| Received and for sal hV
Howell DAVIES, Aeeaf.
July %. WIN
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NOTICE..

NOTICE..
In ANlNG suffered much Inconvenience from
- persons trespaSsIug ON my Plantation, find
1t my duty to give notice, that shall hereafter put
the law in force against all and every person that
may be found ranging, or in any way trespassing
npon my plantation IN the ncighborhood of Lynch
burg c. BUCKNER.
Septic At
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DUNDEE DINSTtRk1pTS-

\CVE have ms morning opened case Of la,h-
w ionable D"nstables more perfect IN finish
iha" any VT have ever before opsned
hlchEE, ROBINSON g. co.
InlY l6
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Sept 3.
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So p, C.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08
From the Cincinnati Gazette.

FORTUNATE EscApE.-The mail stage
from Baltimore to Wheeling, was upset
on the night ofthe 18th inst at o'clock,
tH In dssscsegding sss the Polish MouQtaissneny.
The stage was within mile of the foot
of the hill, when the horses took fright
at the fall of a burning tree near the
road, and set off at full speed. The
driver, finding he could not control
them, and knowing that if they were suf-
fered to pass a sudden turn, destruction
would ensue, refined them against the
bank at the point of the turn, and over
set the stage in the road.-Thcre were
seven passengers inside, who escaped
with but little Injury, although the stage
was much shattered. Mr.. J. A. Town.
send of Brooklyn received confusion
on the head and shoulder, and Mr.. Achi-
con of Wheeling, WAS also bruised on the
hip ;both gentlemen were able, however,
20 pursue their journey the next day
The driver is entitled to much credit, for
his great presence Of mind--for, had the
stage proceeded twenty yards further, j,
could not possibly have escaped an nj
mos, perpendicular descent Of one hun
dred aud fifty feet.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1832-05-08

| dy has toode its appearance under the in
rnence OF a North wind which continue,
blow for three days.
moreover is Is certain that the diseas,
is not at all contagious, as up to this time
no physician or other person employed
abont the sick has been attacked.
Il. .. HAT past 4. p. M-Eighteen
new cases have been announced to-day :
Ia have been sent to the Hotel-Dieu 1
10 tne Hospital Necker, and to la Pitie.
Ihe weather continues mild. and the
wind still blows from the NORTHEAST.
In general there is not much panic a.
mong the higher classes, though great
changes have been observed in the diet
OF those who frequent the coffee houses
and restorateurs, and also in tho regimen
of private families.
Paris, March 80. This morning the
DiIigences are filled with timid people
who are leaving the capital TO seek for
safety In tile Provinces which the Chole-
ra has mot visited. Such a panic was
inevitable on the first breaking out of
the disease, and the greater on account
OF the sudden manner in which il was
announced 10 the capital but in three or
four days people will ,hiaiS no more a
bout it,--in Eve days,hey will laugh at
it,--and in eight days they will carica,ure
it. A person is said to have died of the
Cholera some days since at Calais.
PARIS, March 30.-Never was the
news from abroad so contradictory as it
has been to-day. At London they are
expectinglpcace from the ratification of
the great Powers, (minus one y ut Wen
ma they talk of pacificating the Roman
States by means of Protocols, and Of a
mutual evacuation of the French and
Austrians, while letters from Italy state
that the French are terrifying themselves
at Alcona, and the Austrians taking a
position on the route to that city, and
accumulating new forces in Lombardy
Tyrol. Letters from Berlin received to-
day, SAVIOR ofwar they represent Russia
as concentrating troops in Poland, and
the war party as intriguing with the
Cabinet Of Berlin. In fine, Brussels and
the Hague are ripe for war. The Dutch,
on the 9th, sent 5000 men to Lyndhoven
North Brabant,) and the Dutch army
was preparing for n movement along the
whole line. Aud again it is stated that
several Belgian regiments have received
orders to advance towards the Dutch
frontiers. Great activity is observed in
tho bureaux Of the General staff Of the
army. What shall we say to all these
reports Is it probable that the North
ern Powers will suffer France to inter
fere in the affairs Of Belgium -? The
whole forms a political riddle which it is
difficult to unraye.