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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25
phiAosOVhicaA A.ectWves .

ENHE fourth and last division Of the subscri-
y bcrs Lectures, beginning and ending with tho
School Session, will comprise,
l. Outlines Of Geology,
3. Outlines Of M inc, nogy
3. Botany,
J. Outlines Of Natural History,
.. Natural Theology.
Lectures will he delivered every Monday and
Thursday evening, at early candle light, in Tho
School Room, the increased accommodations OF
which enable the undersigned TO invite the aiten<
dance of Ladies' and Gentlemen ut the sans time.s
Seats will bo reserved m the exclusive use Of such
Young Ladies' NJ belong 10 tho subscribers School
Tickets for Ladies' or Gentlemen, each, % 90
Fofa Cent? man, with the privilege of
inlroducin, a Lady, 8 90
Family Tickets, : 30
Fsr members Of the Subscribers School
attend ng daily recitation III Pdcs-
only, 90
Tickets payable in advance.
l.. g. SMITH
Aug. IL IFS
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AT Quebec (says tho Montreal Da''y ADVERTISER
OF the Ilth no dtmlnuton OF the disease ms ye
taken place TO warrant US IN announcing nun
a on Thursday 26, WIN 43 pa,len's in the hosr'-
lals. r.. r
Al Gro. ,e Isle the deaths are stated to DC from
;, o +, d,v. The number Of sick there, IS l2o, OF
VIII en- So have cholera -,
K,ngston q. C.--Ncw cases on the 9th, - ;
,.o,hsA tot Il ofcases from commencement, 10 ;
deaths IS.
The health of Lynehbu,g, we are glnd TO oe a.
ns n saw continues as good as usual We doubt
bowever whether it nigh, not be improved, II a
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

ETfRGiNlA, 10 wit At continued and hold for
" the county Of Halifax, at tho Court house, Taos
day the 18th day II july. is3ifeorgo Boxry PIN n
gai,, Dfury Wade, William y. Powell and Wimoth his
wife mes II Wn,ou and Lucy hi. VITO, Geor 20 w ade
David BaSiey aud John Wade, Defts. In Chancory.
The defend,nts Drnry Wade, William Powell snI
snotb his wife, Jam.s II, Walton and Lucy his wife,
Gporto Wnde and Joa Wade, having cnterod thsir
appearance aud security according 10 tho act OF
'eHiy aud tho rules oi this Court, aud appearing ~
satisfactory evidence that they inhabitants Of this
COMMONWEALTH is oLlcred that tho said Drury W sdc
William Powell and Wilmo'h his wfs, James IT, Wal.
and Lucy his wiie, Gcos Wade and John Wade do
appear hero the 4,h Monday IN October next and u
s'ss tho billo s plaintiff aud that copy Of order
10 forthwith insertion in tho 1yncburg Vjreinap. for
months succossveIy aud ported Ut tho front door
Of the conrt-house of this county.
ACory--Tcste,
WM. HOLT, n. g.
Aug. 25 yam
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POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.

The Taunton {Ma~s) VIM mrn IONS iae'
which goes strongly to sho" the loose, not 10 say
corrupt manner il winch II has ocen 'dm'h'stere''
Speaking of the extra allo ances, II says /" Tue
table of Massachusetts, we found, 10 our utter sur
prise. thai Mr. J sse Smith OF this town, was m "
ked as having received an Extra allowance OF , 2o
% Having always understood that Nj. 1h'i'h
had not only never received any extra allowance
bur tina, he NOT ven been able 10 Obtain me sums
due bv contract, We called upon hun io' '"ior'aa
ion, and he informed US that nc had neVf' 20 MS
KIN Wedge, received any xia a'lowsnce'hau NV
claimed any, and had never before ne"'' " :"
The question is, who peck ted The sum Guar 81
bu, MOI paid to NJ Smith Il.
I, is mt very strange, perhaps, but is tue una
the administration presses seem to force; enI,s "
tina. there is such department as the ros O."es
n5,whs,anding the heavie. charges of corruption,
suppor,edby The strongest proofs are resting upon nv
They are 50 busily employed in demo'is""s VIZ
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Washington Motel,
LY.NCIfBUEG, W

IA now in the occupancy of the subscriber, It's
II peculiar situation, (ccnrol, yo, rclired,) sdaps
1t TO tho convenience ofbusircss ms well IA 10 tho
comfort OF transient sIscrs. Without promising
muck II will be my constant exertion To perform
every consideration conducive 10 the satisfaction OF
oil no may visit the house. "A to Servants, Osi-
lers, Bar and Lnrdcr only say that my interest is
Identified "Itb iipt Of my guests. Families and
stage passengers preicr'ng this situation 10 others,
offered every ,nducemcm and will DC subject 10
no Inconvenience account Of the arrival and de-
narturo OF the stages Suffice /, to soy, that #
nnrcmit,ing zeal and disposition to please and pro-
mote The comforts fny patrons gives me any claim
tho public, shall leave the house dlssaiis
fed THO'S q. LOCKWOOD.
Aug. 10 ITS
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,yyCuBURG, AUG. 81 1874.
y,rI,NAL coNvEN ZION.

~, c.,ons Dr. Cooper of outh Carolih', pro-
late tier, the call OF q Federal Con-
-, u % 1--WE iuhnry where II ~ wante''ano
IA hority whore n has heen improperly
Id lie suggests likewise permanent
w., ,s,oo fct tn perIo heal meeting OF oon'en-
,,ye,v twenty Ave years, 10 fev's tho Cohs'iin-
'o. .o,ce inclined to favor the cali Ola &c
,,o,ventinn bu Subsequent events tnd ah-
,..o,,i ,edection il they nave not rendered us nos
~. - the scheme, have ri least induced US 10 'oao
,.h.ncy Ii me framers OF the Constitution
= y,hom love Of country was an absorbing al"
.ot,d passion, found 50 much diihcn"y III
'coocdin, conalcting OPINIONS, no cone''a''mS
ls.rse AM iarftng 'tefcsis, 'ow mnch more a'"-
a., ,i,, task nov be, when, win SO many
oroor ling men, p'irioiism Is ner2 q an swan
o' 10, ~ seI6sh ambition! Within the las,
,o,rs IN The Safe Conventions which have
'4.ll N VIRGINIA, G orga AMI Fennessee,w we
E" .J Vim. yre4t excitement has been
w. -, N the a us,mcn' of the basis ! repres IL
p Ill ca If alb b the existence amnng
,ssof pep,laaon, partakns oflte mixed
\ ob,,. H., If p,rsons and PROPERTY. II N sinai
S,.,ss If oonparstiyciy homogeneous feelings anu
i,tc,e.fs this "vtxed question be OF su' u olH-
c,lt ADJUSTMENT how mach more So would II oe II
c,ny4nf,on Of the Stntes1 True, &C ran prIn'
,,ols " IS fix ID by the Fedrra Convention OF -,
IN ,lat, II to il,s subject but would that rrinci-
,ls he ann a reed 10 at this time We may
., las doub, II, when VIC recoll'ct the emphatic
icl.,, ION NOR than once mad by distinguished
N,r,hqrn statesmen, that were the bargain to be
mad over again. they woul obj 10 The slave
,corcsenrailon fiwo 81 lbs IN the Naiionsi coun-
ii. and il cures no prophet to toretc that II
ms pr,ac,ple we're now obl'te'a,ed, The Union
would be insanity dissolved
There 49, too the less necessity for General
CONVENTION Of the Saes, bee tusc the constitution
eo,5oies ample provlstons for "s own Idmeni,
w 4out the necessity Of ,esortng TO his haz t'dous
Experiment, fur politicians would talk less and
sc. .ore cnfrgc,cally, any important amendment
might be carried through congress and the State
Leeisl cures ~ two three years without niger,
WlhouI excitement and thou, expense.
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STA TIE ELECTfDNS.
KESTITcKY

All accounts concur m reptesentin2 the utter
pro''r''lon OF Jacksonsm IN Kentucky. Tia, Statc,
too long a'ienatej from her noble 500, is boui IN
atone Tor her error, by raying Ia his support with
unexpected unanmuy. =" Out of one hundred
members TO our 1oase of Representatives (says u
letter 10 tn Editors of the National Inteligencer }
the Jackson am Van Busrn parry i'll not return,
th'nk, mote than twenty, If they exceed fifteen"
Those who live 10 see the next election of mem
bers to Congress from this Siate III 1--we 10 see the
whole dclega ION Of Wigs
v ORTIZ CAROLINA.
The elections for members OF the Legislature e
North Carolina take place in Ill tins monlh Va
riens returas have been received, bur they un-
accompanied by such explanations rs ate rercssa.
ry to nabc US 10 judge of heir political character.
The Raleigh papers sllrut the subject The
Fayetteville Journal and Milton Spec alto, (bo,h
Jackson pcrs,) reptescn The result as favorab q
their cause, while, On the other hand the Salls-
bury atchnan "a repent mt Jackson,sn) says
II IL i'm 'oss,ble 10 ascertain with much precision
wha, will b. the political complex on OF the Gene
raj Assembly but the optnion expressed by IN
'elligent men. who have had opportunities OF know
ing more on his subj ect han ourselves, Is, that II
rvnrv Jack son candida IN the State shout, sue
coed, there would still be u majority Of hnh nlcn
on FONT ballot
INDIANA
The Opposil,or arr gong ahead" in this
State The following are the returns OF the Gu
bernnto,inl election:
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CHOLERA REPORTS.

NcD York Our latest date from New York u
to the lob The Journal Of Commerce OF that dai'
SAYS" The Health repor, ofto-day announces 10
deaths by cholera, and 26 new cases, during th'
a hour, ending IL O'Clock to-day. II would
seem that tho cool weather, or rather the sudden
change from warm TO cool, has had an effect to IN
crease the disease rather than dlminlsh II. Ih'
whole number Of deaths, by cholera, from The 25d
July to the 10Th OF August, IN New York was ".
dibanB The Board Of Health of Albany re
port on H. 18th, tina, since their report OF the
l2,h INST ibetc have been reported 10 cases OF cho
lc a. and deaths most ofthe cases are Of MID
character and in state of cow lescencc."
WasAiHston CITY On the 18Th INST. the Bonrd
of Health Of w ashlng'on announced that three
fatal cases ofrhoIera hal occurred in thu, city
The National Iniellgcncer, however remarks,
that there are respectable medical gentlemen u
tina, city who are OF opinion that the city Is not less
healthy Than usual al this season, and that the I "
cases rcpore ed cholera sporadic cases, such as
,ught u I 10 excite any alarm whatever as to "A
.sauc Cholera"
alexandria On The 10th inst. the Board OF
Health Of Al xandrn reported that three v'olen'
cases Of Cholera had occurred within the last week
f}eiyou- "A few ca - Of cholera " among the
mprudent and in ompera'e have occurred at Ne
trolt Among its victims wao y. Cleveland, E>9
editor OF the Dciron Courier, after a few hour
sickness Mr.. Cleveland was scholar, patf'ot
and christian, and has been ca, off IN the morninS
of his usefulness"
Montycal-Accoun,s from Mop,tea TO the llth
instant are ircidcbly nvordbleas VIII he seen from
,he following schedule of intcrmens on our success
slvc days
tn, Total ln,crmen,s so Of which frefH Cholera
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A GREEABLY 10 decree Of the Circuit Supe-
- nor Court Tor the county of Bedford entered
epo" the lilh day OF May, 1884. We tie under
signed will, on the % day Of Scpcnl,er next, sell
at auction, al Pcurmae's Shop, (formctly o.lcs-
ty's,) on The Lynclburg and Blue Ridge i'urnpiso
road, obou' miles west of Lynchburg, Tract Of
Land (eallcd Nunnely's) belonging TO The e.ta,o
OF Thomas Wilmington, Jr. dec containing 81
acres, lying IN the county Of Bedford, nboul four
miles west of Lynchburg, joining tho lands Of Ben.
Jamln W,gg'ngton, Oden e. Clay Dr.. Floyd, and
others. There is bee- fourrbs or upwards of this
l.and IL woods, md well edapte 10 lha culture Of
Tobacco, and the cleared lauj in fine hrar
FERNS, and . years credit for cq,i.l ortiz of
approve, PERSONAL security, ard ID. t,tlc re-
tpned upltl he las, payment Is made. The title
is believed 10 bc undoubcd, but we shall convey
such r,lo as ia vested 10 us by said decree only
There is tract OF 20a acres adjoining the above,
that will be Offered FOR snle ut the same time and
place, which, together, viii make comfortable
rec,. WILLIAM OGLESBY, c.
BALDA MCDANIEL,
Aug % tbs
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COMM NICATIDN.
TO THE PEOPLE OF A MIXERS l..

Two propositions have been set on foot IN your
crSntY-the one, % instruct your Senator of the
State Legislature, III the coming election of soma
tor for the Congress, of the United Sutc- TO support
he re election of /, w Legn Esq - The other,
to lnstruc, til. D-egnte OF your county, 10 support
HE election OF w G. R,sss Esq lately resigned.
The first proposition, Is clearly and conlessedly
"A ~ ''v'"a"' -" tha nf the uncDmprnnlsing al
yoca,es OF " Nall fcmior"-to wuri', ne Id''y1
insanity called Nation is, are ins,l'oos'y ien"n2
heir and for the mere pu, rose Of fnsng an uS'f'y
force sufficient TO put do WI the parry calling hrm-
selves Republican," by whom the present i
n, mis- ration was brought INTO Io"ef-nhd 10
sicz upon the rcins of government, the moment
they eau obtain an open field, the 1,ottJBaIs beng
decidedly he stro ger Of the two conIcnd'ng lac
tons.
The second ptorositlon, 10 n defcnNre movement,
on the rart OF the OH Side kopublicans. Of the
Jefferson aud MADISON School--io SUSAN ti"m-
selves singie handed, against the most unhnllpwed
and ,ncohrre5t coalition. by which the peace and
hap, mess nf any political community. was ever
thea ened.
Il IS your privilege 10 chose between the two
y no less your prttiteRe than your imperative duty
,as you love yopr country, and would preserve H.
free ,nst,lulions from pollution that you nct with
grea prudence aud cncumspcction--To do this,
you should rot be prccipl'aie, but examine WIN
patience candot and jcaions care, ihe gtopn on
which you slan1-ero yon commit your interest to
! the control ofo party, against whom you have so
long baited who's designs you know not OF, and
vao for onght that you can tell, may be preparing
the curse of disunion the one hond or the
tophct Of constellation the other as the one or
| the other tacti0n may prevail
The bail was set IN motion at the instance oi tn
NaAl(yers on your las rour day uron mdtef &C
cas- on, they had the countenance, md and assls
anc- Of the .Natt0nnH-and, upon that cccaslen al
So YOU cannot fail 10 recollrci, an attrmp was
mado o pindicote the true principles oil the const-
III ION against the assaults of this party cototcd
| coalition and 10 drnw as pafalll between the
| polnIcal tenes Of the cnlending candidaes, 10
the hie hes, honor within the gfi of the ate-bnt
| tbs, as many OF you con bear witness, proved !"
! be heartlcss underiaking-owing Ia The mob-hkc
| indcco,um Of he coalition, to snAc lnvesiigeiion
| The people for tho future CT IS h0ped) VIII take
| the ma,ter INTO their oWr hands, ind demand Il
hearing IN birth 8des before they "ce-hnd 10 thai
| cad sone Of the friends OF Mr. Rlves clam the
| right to be head, in NE Spl'A Of dee9ru@, boe"-
| ming free pooplc-on The first day OF The mex Sn
perlor Court for the county aud a. ofte 'lfctcaf
Ter as occasion shall require, VOX POPULL
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Mr.. X Mrs. +. g. SMITHS
Boarding and Day School for
Young Ladies.

fiHE nsst session OF this School will eernIpenc
i on Monday The LIST OF September, ~ si.e spa
ciaus isiss ~, Two doors above the post ofice.
Boardess viii be -eeened AZ Tire customary RAGS
AMI Every attention gwen as wcil 10 sli.w moral
dclorlmain as TO ihelf adsancencnf 10 ieasnipg--
To such boarlers may desire il, lessons IN Nu-
sic will be given BY Mr. Smith, anl &c pupils
allowed the use Of tie Piano
A Professor Of Drawing viii IN The COURSE cf
The session, give lessons HE principles Of PEI
spect,ve.
Lessons in French are given without extra
charge. -
States aud pencils, writing pnper, pens, ink ard
wristbands, furn'sbod for extra charge of5O cts
per session.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1834-08-25

XHlKHfNA t-Atrnes hold in tho Clarke Of1ce oil tho
- County Court OF Franklin, tho eth day Of August,
ls3a-'ohn u Leftw ich. Smi,hson H. Davis and Bokrr
Preston, te merchants partners trading uuder tho
.'tl" and firm of Lefiwci Davis Co. who for the
bencht Of John D. ieftwch Plaintiffs against Aunapias
Divers, Francis DIVERS, Benjamin Booth and Aurew llol
land. Defts.--ln Chaneery.
Tho defendant, Annauas Divers not having eutsred his
appearance and given security. according The oct Of
Assembly and tho rules Of this Court and appearing by
slfactoy es,dence that lbs inhabilans this
Commonwealth On motion Of tho plaintiff by their
COUNSEL In ordered that the said AunsniNs Dive, sp
pear hero the first Monday IN November next, aud an
swer tho plaintiffs BILL md shat copy Of ossss be
forthwith published ia the Lynehurg vrsinan Tor two
months slcceesvey. aud posed at tho door couvt
house OF this count, on sorne court-day
Copy-Tsste,
Aue. q ,.Sm
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yuJIlE undersigael hnve epch a rhrashng Ma
a chine and Horse Power, invented by MIR. Ro
her, Met orm,ek sen of Rockb,ldge county Vlr
gina They concur IN bel ovnE them to posscss
rrent advantages over any other Thrashing nv
thno anl horse power hitherto Introduced INTO THIS
country, or any which arc known 20 them. In &c.
eard To their simplicity strength and durability II
wou seem to them that they e,nno' be cxcclitd.
The p, ice Of both IL only NIB VI $40. They think
the machine will thrash ns fast MS any -four horse
mach,nc--as fast ~ my common farmer would
wish II. Twenty bushels per hour ran easily be
tn ashcd by II, using n light bur-horse power
rhsy think IT more easily attended ihnn ans Other
they hive seen--,he straw bolng delivered unbro
ken above the GRIM and the gram ii port cl' antd
by the hor zoninl motion of the machine Enter
tanning the above mentioned views, the nudersgn-
ed wouli recommend Mr. McComck's lhreshin :
marH mo and horse power 10 the notice Of he pub.
lie. believing that they must snpcrseIe all others IN
w, IN this section Of the country
JAMES HENRY win add
3 bush per hour 10 the cstmate)
DAVID SIIULTZ 4 bush
ADAM sHULTZ,
Augusta, Aug. 1894
hive one Of Robert Mccormick, Thasting
Machines. The plan Of bo.h the nnchiee aGJ
morse power is oltogc,her different from any othc,
have over seen an much pleased with it. |
think II will thrash forty dozen eheaves of when or
rye in nm hour with ease. Il i, an ensy drnugH
for four horses AS i respects eheopnesg, smpli
city, durability aud being casily kept IN order, IN
my opinion, II IS superior, 10 any machine have
over seen. Il thrpshes very clean, ani tho straw
comes through auot unbrokcn, and being on the
top IS very eoslly separated from ie When,
JAMES MORRISON.
Near Brownsburg Aug.G
Having se,nonc Of Nh McCofmicka Thfasl,ine
machines IN operation las season AMI Ilrnsrd with
lis pcrto, ,nnnec. hive purchased one bot not ha.
wing proved /, longer than few DOZEN shenyos Mt
u time. ca not say certainly how much IT woa'd
get our IN a day. Frpm what have seen, howcv-
en- ia ly concur w,'ii those who have fully
proved IT, thai # wheat is toleraby dfy II viii ge'
out from ~ 10 25 bushels ~ All hour.-Ita cheap
n So, simplicity and the ueatocss which II per
fonns The work w,h u light -four horse power, and
he few hand, required TO attend II, IN m. opinion,
M ke II the most proflublc machine 10 common
aune,s Of any yes IN our pat ofths country.
JOHN WEIR, Seur.
Au2.2J w3w
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little more attention were paid to tho cleanliness Of
tho town,
MR. 1MrDiIrEIl

This gentlemen has announced IN sis eons'iin-
enis that the sac 81 his health will not al MI OF
his bsng n candid II Tor Congress aher the espi-
ration Of his pfcsen. term ofservloc, anu that nn
less II improves mcre Than he expects, he wiz be
compelled resign before the period Tor winch nc
was elected shall exrire The House Of Rep'eson-
;stves will lose IN Mr NJ Dolfe one of lis ableAi
members
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O1sIrU AIRY.

DIED on the 18Th INST OF ountnin View, in
Rurkinyham county the residence Of her fathor,
cot Samuel p Chrsuon, slss MARTHA A.
CHRISTIAN, in the teeuty-hrd yer Of htr
age after a most iingerins AM painful confine-
mcnf Eom pulmonary consumption, OF NOT less
than eight ten mon ms she sun rfd much un-
der her Attic ION 5, but was ever heard 10 murmnr
or complain, always firmly believing thet wha'ev-
er her Heavenly Fa,her nd was rIght. F'em ear
10 childhood she W = KIND and rf etIonste to her
bro,hera and sister, dutifuI 10 her parents, and
warmly nttnrh.d TO her iricnJs and relations nnd
such was the treatment towards the dOrs sizes that
abe became the IDOL of the whole family IA al
virtue and morality bcen sufii tent qnii heat ion
70, Heav, n she would have had no ID oi reli-
gion; but about her seventeenth year, she becnrn"
conv need hai somah'ng more vas requirsd al her
b,ods-At the Methods Epscdpni Conference,
Id N Lynrhburg, about Etb. 1929 she went
forward To tho altar in the character of sine re
nd I'm BIZ penten,, ventur.ng even o the foci oi
the Cross TIM, she might chi y he ben MS which SO
A. undanily flow from Ill th- bleed and agony oil
Cs,yary-Nor were hrr efforts made IN VAN Tor
her captive sonl was Set al liberty, and she was
enabled to rejoice with jty unspoakabie and f"li ~
glory IN The comfortable hope Of DlIssful lmmor-
tality. Some time afterwards she joined the Me
thodist f. Church, and has evor since adorned ITS
doctrines and wnlked humble and devoted
Christian. About three yesgs ago she attended a
Camp Meetngs Push's camp ground. where she
experienced the sanc'ify,ng influence OF Gods no,
" spirit, to such degree that she " filled with
glory n.a ,bte, aud mai ''rfrot IN 'sve. Ever
s,ncs that ume, her happiness has been like a river
or the waves of the sea: being entirely weaned
rom the th,nss of the world except in reference to
he glory Of God. She vas delivered from doubts
and ears, and had ont'nuaIly the abiding witness
ina, she was born Of God She WIS often heard
TO say thu, she had no fear If death. and that she
was entirely resigned TO Tho will OF her Heaven
ly Father. A fews days aso,na fit of coughing, she
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IMPORTANT FOREIGN NEWS.

BY the ships Constitution and Euronc, f'om l.is
crpool Al New York we learn that E'r Grey, tthe
Premler) and Lord Aho'r h I'd resigned their seats
on tn British ministry. Vi,couni Melbourne lac
secretary ofIhe Home Department, Is the new FRO.
mcr and II is sand thai Lord Ahhorp VIII relutn
to Tho ministry, aud FIJI tina Department. Lord
Broughsm II IL sai, Is disconnected with The ne"
arrangement, that he has or wall resign the Seals
nd that he mad left London for w indsor, 10 have
An nyetvew with thn King. The resignation oil
Earl Grey has grown out Of the difficulties Of set
ting the affairs Of LELAND.
L is also rumored that Don Charles had hcd
from England and made his appearance IN the
North of Spun, where he was warmly welcomed
ny has friends but this Is doubted
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SAFE PRICES FOR TOBACCO.

The follow ing are tho auction prices Obtained for
ir II. +. SCOTS crop of Tobacco, sold a.
Lyochs warehouse, on Thurs lay las,, VIZ No. |,
aG 80 NJ ~ 80 ;, ID p NJ / Sl0
No , s. 70 No q, IS; Ne T. ~ = No. 4
Si0-average for tho entire crop, ~ IL Had ms
crop ben IN bone dry Order II Is thought that II
would have averaged $40
AZ The Paris Courier Francois says that thu
earth which forms the hlllock of Lafaycue's grave
was b. light from mcrica