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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
Great Sale of Land, Negroes, &c.

10y virtue of q deed Of trust, executed TO the
IL subscriber by Col. John =. Gray, bearing
date The 10Th day Of October 1891 and of record II,
ffe Clerks Office OF Bedford county court shall,
by direction OF The persons for whose benefit The
deed was made.on Thursday the 18th day of Feb.
rusry next, on the premises, wihln one milc of
the town OF Liberty, proceed 10 SELL 10 the highest
b'djef, iwoancts OF Land containing, together, GOO
acres more OF less, adjoining each other. Tbs Land
lies adjacent TO the town of Liberty, on the Turn
pike road, and adjons The Lands of john w
Holt, and others, ono Of winch was purchased by
said John p. Cray, ofihe estate of James c. Sep
toe, and the other Of James Irvine. Also, at The
same time and place. will sell, TO the highest bid
der, the following Slaves, to vii Big Charles,
Ellie, Lewis, Eady Rachael Rice, Lutte Charles
Allen, Paulina Ned Amy and her Two children,
Billy and Edmund, Peter, Cupii and Harriet, and
any increase of the Female Slayes.-Also, all his,
the SAID Gray's, Horses, stock of Cattle, Hogs aud
Sheep, with all his Farming Utensils Two sets of
Blneksmith's Tools, all his Household and Kitchen
Furniture, and all the crop Of Tobacco, Gram, &c.
If every description. Selling as trustee, | Ahall
convey no other title Than the one vested III me.
TERMS-A credit Of l. 2 and Yeas will be
given, Tho purchasers giving bond with approved
security and a deed of ltuel on Il Land TO secure
tho purchase money. The property will be sold IN
place OUT OF place
r The sale of The Per sona property will com
mcncc at the Home House and all persons desl-
fous 10 sec the property beloe tho day Of sale will
spply 10 Col. Cray.
EDMUND IRVINE, Trustee.
N. B.-The creditors OF John T. Grny are here
by requested 10 come forward and exhibit her
claims. T. IRVINE
Dec. II On
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Cabinet Eurniturs
VIE subscriber, thankful for N. :.

/, we subscriber, thankful for III. an.
- msns heretofore received from his fas0o''ss
the public, wishes to inform them thai h. enos End
yeh 10 'he lower end of Main.streei. os. as reno-
beeehs Carnage shop, where he wi. ir''ss Nh
ways good assortment OF Furni.ure on n hsfP a.
Tor cash or country pro uce. :" 'sad os
WOULD be glad 10 gel two boys of s,..a.
dusrious HABITS as Apprentices. 10 lea,a AMI in.
net business Boys from IA to l6 years :. we Lab.
from the country, would be preferred 'se,att
JOHN HOGKhn
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
NOTICE.
ids

pursuance OF a decree pronounced by the Cir
rho GUY SUPERIOR Court of Law and Chancery, Tor
10, ''y VI amherst on the llsh day of April,
1884, IN the case of Coffman and wife and o,hnrs
and Irebble and wife, and others rh.nndars;,,S
ea' VINO is appointed Commissioner for I'm, mr.
pose, Will on the third Monday in January nex,
al Amherst Court house. that beioo C,onr, dav
proceed TO sell, at public auction 10 The hiyhes, hid
'e'' On credit OF SIX months, two female Slaves
named Malindn and Gary Ann. Bond viii nm
proved security will be required y
STERLING CLAIBORNE.
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PWBLIG lrOIHl ca

ME subscriber will sell, at public auction. ON
L. the 18th day of February, ensuing date, the
Lo, on which hi. family resides.
l he sale will be conducted by John r D Payne
who will, on SAID day, make known the terms Fl
sale. Poss' ssion viii DC given on or before t.t
ls' day OF May. JNO. c. REID.
Jan. 4w-aihIs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
IAND @DIS : ANN

he ,ubscrlber has two pieces OF -,
nc would be glad 10 sel-one of which :. Who
proved The other Is all In heavy Pine tn Wi IN.
sood situation Tor Saw Null Both of WI, W.T. ~aa
IN the neighborhood of Jacob Early's m5 ''sa are
i'uf'een miles from this place. FL, nm aeous
enquire of he subscriber. particulars
Dec. % J. II.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08

81 oST TO HAND,
Double and single bnrrell'd Guns
hihe canes, u new and uncommon article
Pocket Pistols
Canes and Whips
Real India China
India Sugar in Jars
Very desirable Boys Caps
WIN many choice Goods, deserving notice.
HENRY BROWN r.
Bank Square.
sS' is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
Ten Dollars Reward

ME SUBSCRIBER will give the above reward for
- the apprehension OF HENRY. runa.
way slave, Belonging TO the heirs Of Calohill Men
MIS- deco. if delivered TO me in Bedford county or
secured In jail in Lynchhurs, or Bedford Court.
hease.
VIM. e. LEFTWICH
'a"' At
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
THIS Is 10 GIVE NOTICE.

VII The subscriber Of the city of Baltimore.
hath obtained from the Orphans cour, of Raj
timore county, in Maryland, letters test. men,orv
on the personal estate of Manual Judah, late ot
said county, deceased. An persons having claim.
against the said deceased, ore hereby warned to
exn''t The same, with the vouchers thereof to the
ssosef'oer, on OF before the first day of July mex,
Mcy may otherwise by law be excluded from al
6encft of said estate.
Given under my hand This 9th day Of November
IN the year eighteen hundsed and ,hrty-four.
DAVID |. COHEN, Exr.
Baltimore, Dec. Is w4w
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08

VIE suoscrloets VIII IN future keep good as
sor'meht OF Ropes Twines, Mattresses, &c. at
the Store Room occupied by Mr.. A. GArreu men,
the market house, and Immediately opposite the
Store OF Mr. JohnJ. Purv,s, where great induce.
men's VIII be offered to purchasers, either whole
sale or retail. ECHOIS& CIJNDIFE
Jan
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08

NHlS is 10 give notice that all the Bonds md
- Accounts that are due the subscribers tha,
are not paid by the first day of Mach mex,
VIII be ndscflmInatey given up 10 officers for COL
lection, without regard To age, size or condition.
CtiESLEY CUNDIFF & co
Jan. t.
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
REMOVAX,.

III JOHNS has removed 10 Inc sloro
HI lately occupied by f. S. Miller { Co tao
eoors below ms former stand, and near the corney
OF the cross street leading TO Friends Warehouse
where he invites his customers and the public ger.
orally TO examine his present stock oil Fall and
w Int, Goods lie assures them that lie w SCI, al
prices below his former rates. Those destols 4
purchasing VIII certainly find II 10 their n,cres, 10
call
Jan. 5 ,s
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
W iNter Clouds.

VIE subscribers have on hand lare e assort-
ment OF the following Winter Goods VIZ.
"a Al Plan and Plaid Linseys (cheap)
"a American Kerseys
Low priced Sanetts
Point and Duff Blankets
Rose and Whitney do
.'sons and Gandy's Napt Cot,ons
r. "a" VI which they are determined to sell ,h.ap
nose wishing 10 purchase will find II ,o thar ~
'efes' 10 examine their goods before bnyinp
FRANKLIN, HUNT Co
n >, Opposite the Vrgini an Office
Is
ANAPPRENTICE will be- taken >,
~ this Office w '1"e" "
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
The beautiful and high blooded Horse
VIRGINIAN,
M1.Ih WI. .: ": an , i1s 'r rss
MNH 'y'.; four miles cas-, of Liberty
on the Forest road The sea

son w'Il commence The lst Of March and expir,
me ISL OF July. 10 be let to nj the reduced
price OF S8 the single leap, to be laid at the time
The service is rendered-$l6 the season, TO be paid
on or before the expiration Of the season--.nsur-
ancc Tor $50. to be paid as soon us the mare il
n'seosfred to be IN toa or in any way changed ;
anu on cents 10 the groom in every instance Ey.
cry al'en'Ion VIII be paid To mares sent To Virgi
man, but willnot be responsible tor accidents OF es
cepts' GOOD aud extensive pastutage Tor mares
rom distance gratis Mares can be fed on rea
sOnaDle terms BY Lie Inu
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
New EalA & Wintev Goods.
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT.
Oct. l3
BANK sou ARE.

APPoSlrE the Narte, Hoosp, have the plea.
" sure OF announcing 10 their friends and the
public, that they have received their entire stock
OF fall and Winter Goods, making much The
ihrgest assortment which they hive ever had the
pleasure OF opening. Without entering into detail
i'll be sni Glen, say that their stock comptis
almost every article that is desirable IN the Dry
Goods Hardware, aud Grocery line Being selec
ed, principally for Cash, by of the Partners
IN Baltimore, Philadelphia and New York. they
WI say to thur friends, that every inducement IN
ne way OF quality, STYLE aud p,ice, will be offered
'hfm Tor continuance of their favuTs. Attention
IS inv' ed PARTICULAR, to the following articles:
lo'hes and Cassmeres, Of every shade and
qunlliy.
Stripe. Poin', aud London Done Blankets.
large aud complete assortment ot Rose do
very heavy.
One Bale. assorted from Oh TO l51 French
hacknaw do, new and most desirable atuoI Tor
family beds
large and desirable assortment of N,oo,
clothing, such as Napt Co,tons, coarse Cas,net,s
green, gray aud white kerssys mix, armv CluLs
&c together with 3 d. and 4 Lnse,s of v.,,
ue''rat'e coors and pauerns-34 and "A Red
bne, Brown, aud White do. &c. &c &c
Also, complete assortment of silk goods.
Fancy Handkrr-
chefs OF new styles Cambrics. Calicoes, Mu.lins
C"cassians OF all ooiors and widths, BON bazires
French and English. Chslleys Of the most d.sra
bic patterns and shades. English and French Ma
fm"s, Figured C'rcass,ans Of superior quality, aud
many other desirable articles Tor the Ladies IN
which we particularly invite their a,ten,ion-such
as bonnet' OF the latest styles, Ribbons Bells.
uoVes, Ho'iery, embracing complete a. sor ment
OF SILK, Cotton, Wors,ed, and Merino, together
with Laces, Edgings, Quilling., Bobnettes. Gre.
c'ane'tes, figured aud PLAIN, with variety of o,he,
articles in their line, which they are determined To
sell low for cash.
ROBINSON g. ELLIOTT.
Nov. g. ;,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08

L ynchburg Nursery & Fruit Gar
den,

X4h ~ DIV containing upwards of TWEEN.
~ Thousand Fruit Trees, of the
most choice kinds, both uf Europe e.
~ America. which now offered TO ihe
pubic, and II Is 10 be hoped that no one will be so
blind 10 his Interest, that wants an Orchard us no,
to apply where he can be furnished with upwards
OF one hundred varieties OF Apples, ihuiy oil Pears,
thirty OF Peaches. ,wcniy of Cherries tweo,y of
floms, ten OF Apricots, ten OF iatines, &c
grapes, Cufrnnts, Goosebetries, English Wslnuis
and great variety OF shade and ornamental Trees
and Shrubs all o which will be sold low and
WI say 10 such as have NOT got their crops 10
market, that am disposed 10 wait ii. or twelve
months tor payment JOHN ID. RCtiESON.
u The Lexington Union aud Fincaslle Demo.
cfat Viii publish the above Tor six week. ard for
ward Their accounts TO this Office for payment.
Dec. IL ut,
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
WILLIAM II. HARDY.
PEDIGREE.

VIRGlNIAN is a fine snfrel. nearly l6 bands
men, hnn Tor symmetry of form and power OF
muscle IS surpassed by no horse in this Sia,e-Hp
s'h he l. years Old tins spring-he was cot by Old
'"g,n'an-he by Old SIR Archy; vmginans dam
ny oid ohs'ock he was 60, Ivy lhr imported Bed
'ofo, ms dam by the imported Diomed, his gan.
dam by the imported ST. George, hlsg erandaC
ny me imported Fea,nough, his e. &. grsndam b,
the imported Jolly Roger, and came on, OF an i'm
'ited mare V'rg'n,an's g,and,m by Cellar. hi,
e. g'andam by Spad'll, his {. & grandam by Old
Jupiter. ~
- "h' oe seen by the above Pedigree that no
morse or the continent has superior pretcnsions IN
blood both ioi speed and bottom. He was rain.
eo tie Fall after he was three years old, aud run
TWO races IN the county Of Fauqoier, and never
'"'' heat tie afterwards 60, badly fnnndcred.
"h'sh prevented his beng trained any more
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
Nov. 3.
a I Court held for Nelson county, the 9Th
Il - day OF Srutembar 1870

A I Court held for Nelson county the 9th
"A day oil September 1890
James Lyle administrator de bonIs non of Jas
Lyle, decd. who was surviving partner of Atcbi
bid henderson, John Shotridge George Klppin.
Alexander McCaul, james Gordon, John X lrplu
Nell Jemmison aud James Lyle, merchants and
partners, trading under The firm of Henderson, Me
@"u' @ company, Pltn.
against
James Murray, son and heir of James Murray
decd. Dr..
IN CHANCERY.
This cause came on this day 10 be heard, on the
ht OF revnor, the original bill the original subpnn,
returned executed an attachment with proclamation
returned executed, conditional decree made a,
November Court, 1907, an order of publication
ihaoe al June Court, 1927, returned duly executed
aud the exhibits filed and was argued by counsel
On consideration whereof, the Court doth adiudgc
otder aod decree, that the plaintiff recover against
Inc defendant the sum Of one hundred and fourteen
pounds, tour shngs and one penny far,hine with
interest taereon after the rate of five per cent per an
num- from ths1l til day of December, one thousand
seven numb cd and seventy three, till paid likewise
ms COSTS, by him IN this behalf expended And
','e Nourt uoth further a1Jndge, order and decree
''a' me oherif OF this county do expose to sale, to
'he highest bidder, on a credit of twelve months
The two tracts ofland in the bill a nd MORTGAGE me,
toned, having advertised the time and place O, sale
Tor iouf weeks IN the Vmgioian n newspaper pub
l'shed in the town of Lynchburg, and thai he take
from the purchaser or purchasers bond or bonds
WIN approved security, made payable TO himself
as ohe''n aforesaid 4 also deed of trust upon he
p'e''ses' 10 secure The payment of the purchase
money ana ina. he make report of his proceed.
dinss herein TO this ccu rt.-Plaintifrs Cos,s &c,
w. "A Copy-Tese,
SIP. GARLAND. OK.
NOTICE
VIII expose to sale, the tracts ofland in the hi,
mentioned on the premises on Cox's creek. branch
oil I've River, near Sparks H. PARROTS in the couo
" 81 Nelson on the 10Th day of January next in
pursuance OF the foregoing decree. :"
LLOYD G. HARRIS, Deputy
Sheriff for John Digges, Sheriff of NJ G.
tbs
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08

A Ia Circuit Superior Coun ST chancery con.
n iinucd and held for Nelson county OF ihs
1884,
Samuel Parrish phg
against
Rober. Rivcs, admir-. of Jesse Clarkson. decd
James Clarkson, admr OF the estate of David
Ciafkson, deed. and OF Elizabeth Clarkson, decd
David X. Ciarkson, John Herndon and Mary hi.
wife, Elizabeth Martin. James Ea.. and Patsy his
wife, William Clarksoa. John C,artson and John
U,ley and Nancy his wife, Dehs
On motion OF the defendants, by counsel. TO dis.
solve the injunction awarded IN this cause, the
court on consideration lfcreot md Of the arguments
Of counsel doth reject the notion and doth adjudge,
order and decree tina. one Of the Commissioners OF
this Cour, do examine, state and settle the &c.
counts Of the plaintiff with the cstnte of DAVID
CisTkson, deed and that he likewise examine.
state and settle the accounts OF The defendant James
Ciarkson admir-. of the esinie of David Clarkson
decd. and OF Elizabeth Cisikson, decd and make
report to this Court with any matters socially
stated, thought pertinent by himself or required by
the parties 10 be so stated And the Court doth re
serve TO the defendant Riyes leave to repeat his
his motion TO dissolve the Plaintiffs Injunction on
the coming in of the report.
A Copy-Tes,e,
RIO. c. CUTLER, Ok.
CGMMi SSiONERS OFFICE,
Loslrgs,on, Dec. 10, 1885
The parties interested in the foregoing decree
viii ishe no'ice that have appointed the Ilh day
OF February neai. TO carry The same into effect on
which day. al the hour Of 10 o'clock in The morn.
ing, they are required 10 attend my Office in Ibis
town, with their accounts, vouchers and proofs
together with copies OF court psrers, prepared for
examination and settlement.
SPOrSWOOD GARLAND. Com.
Jan. wlw
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a NAck. fOr hire

rOR HIRE ncnt and comfortable Hack. or
- when preferred an open Barouchc, with seats
for four persons-The horses arc s.fc, and tho drl
yer experienced and obllging.
HENRY BROWN, IT.
Dec 10
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
FOR HIRE.

FOR HIRE.
GVEKAL NEGRO MEN, amoos whom, i
:. -; oae very good house Carpenter, who would
'e "''eo monthly with without tools.
ELIZA G. LAMBETH
Is
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08
CERTIFICATES

. MS - 10 ceiuly, thet FRAMED ihr sorrel horse
sfg'niao, HE property OF Joshua Hs,,iy the y all
aver ne WAS three years Old made a trial nj his
speed on the Winchester cour.., which wa,
'no"g b, The best judges In be the fastest mllr ey
" run over that course. ] run Vrgnan al Salem
=" '"e county oi fh"1 ier, which race he on with
S''"' ease al two heats, beating Mr.. Marshall,
morse 10y Richmond, Mr. Smith bay coli h. ~,
'o"' a"d Mr. uuerbacks. by Potomac run him
me second OF November. a, salem, III. best ,h,.e
~ h'e, which race he won with ease a, thee heats
"seh under my hand the Ion OF December 1897
Dec. IN
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1835-01-08

Jan. |
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13
THOMAS JEFFERSFN'S OPINIOF OF
EtDN.DS

Those who labour in the carth," he early declar-
ed, are the chosen people of God, If ever he had
a chosen people, whose breasts he had made his
peculiar deposit for substantial and genuine virtue
IL is the focus IN which he keeps alive that sacred
fire, which otherwise might escape from the face of
the earh. Corruption of morals in the mass of cul-
tivators, is "A phenomenon of which no age na-
ton has found an example IL is the mark set on
those, who not looking up To heaven, but their
soil and industry, as does the hushandman for their
subsistence, depend for il on the casualties and
caprice of customers. Dependence begets subser-
vience and venaty, sulfoca,es the germ Of virtue
and prepares fit tools Tor the designs of ambition.
This, the natural progress and consequence of the
arts, has sometime, perhaps, been retarded by acc
dental circumstances but, generally speaking, the
proportion, which The aggregate ofthe other citizens
bears, in any State, to that of its usbandnen, is the
proportion of its unsound to lis healthy parts and
a good enough barometer whereby to measure its
degree of corruption"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13
stu Later.
From tie Hartford Times.

The fate of Nehemiah X. Knight, Is another
warning to that class of apostates, denominated
Twadders who desert their party and principles,
but cling to the name which houored them in their
purer aud better duys After having filled various
stations ofresponsibty and trust Gov. Knight went
to the enemy for Office and the latter part of
his life has proved him to he mere politician for
place. Gov. Foot, who has been Knights associate,
had his fate scaled previous to the Rhode Is
land TwaddIer. These men would find some pal
iation for their conduct did they possess eher hon
esiy or candor. Were they frankly to avow that
they had abandoned their fCy,aer princpes--that
they preferred federalism To democracy, and were
for different policy than that which had raised
them from obscur'y, we might regret their aliena-
ton; but their sluine and twaddling propensities,
and their sneeking professions tina, they are demo-
Gratis, although they have discarded every principle
aud sentiment of democracy, only renders them des-
pcable. What man, of any party, respects such
drvclers as those Gaming recreans who for years
have so successfully played the hyrocric through
out New England.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13

OvR ARTILLERY CoMrASY-the oldest indepcnd-
en-; Company in the sia,e-wes necessarily under
arms, four days in succession, during the las, week
aud their admirable mannuvring was highly COM
plimen,ed both by citizens and strangers. Their
duties, at this election. hive been peculiarly srdu-
Gus; but they have been periorned most readily
and eheefsIy. with highly sonmsDdsbls dsrse
Of public spisif.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13

Consuspfioa-t young lady in the last stages of
consumption lately restored her health by the
following extraordinary and accidentally remedy. She
had long been attended by the faculty, but derived
benefit from their prescriptions, and considered her
self verging tn the end other existence when she
tired during the summer To n vale in the country,
with the intenton wait in solitude the hour of her
approaching dissolution. While in that situation, il
was her custom to rise early her malady would
permit, and contemplate the beauties Of nature and
dow, from which she observed dog belonging to
the house, with scarcely any Aesh ITS bones. con-
stan,ly 90 aud lick the dew off csmome bed in
the garden, ia doing which the animal was noticed
to alter in appearance, to recover strength, and,
finally to look plump aud well. The singularity OF
lady mind, aud induced her try what effect might
be produced from following the dogs example. She
accordingly procured the dew from ubs same bed Of
cs1essise. drank small suspsity each morning.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1835-05-13
From The New York Journal of Commerce, Evening
edition of Monday.
IATE AND INIpnRTA NV FROM ER ANCE

From the New York Journal of Commerce. Evening
edition of Monday.
LATE AND IMPORTANT FROM FRANCE.
BY The packet ship Silve de Grosse, we have re-
cevcd Paris papers to March 3o.h, aud by The Col
unlbus, London papers to April LIST, and Liverpool
to The ID, inclusive:
The X p srtof the Committee on American Claims
was made the ooh. II will he seen that the
COMMITTEE hare reported IN tocor Of the rati tifcation
ofMe Treaty. The general discussion Of the bill
20 this effect, wns postponed to the 7'h of April, IN
order to give time iorahe report aud documents to
he printed. As vet we see nothing 'unia,orable to-
the passsgr oi the bill.
Advices from New York had been received at
Paris via England to March 81, containing the hst
published correspondence between Mr. Forsyth the
Secretary of State at Washington, aud Mr.. Livings-
ton, the Minister of America at Paris; between The
former and nj. Surrier, French Minister to the
United Suites, and between Mr.. Livingston aud the
Count De Rigny.
Later from Europe.
The ship 81. Andrew, Mt New Y ork, brings Cork
papers to the evening of the 1ih April, containing
London dates to the evening of the 4,h.
These papers bring intelligence of signal defeat
Of the British Ministry the question of the Irish
Church. On the 3lst Of March, Lord John Russell
brought forward n motion that The House go into
committee, tn consider the propricty of appropria-
ing any church property surplus that may result,
to the purpose of education in Ireland, without re-
ference To religious distinctions This motion was
warmly opposed by the ministerial party, and the
discussion thereon continued until o'clock ON the
morning Of April Sd, when the question was taken
and decided as follows:
For the motion, 80
Against it, $50
Majority against Ministers, 33
ACTION BETWEEN n. n. g. "cANoPus" AND THREE
MEN or WAR. -
FSom the London STANDARD Of April 4.
The following extract from private letter, re-
oeived this morning from Davenport. has been sent
% - b rsspsssabls sorrsspoudsns. who has given