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DIR. RELIES
~ BOTANICAL D2sOFS!

-, nj th. most cfleacuus compounds III the
u,,;, NIedica, for the cure oil that class Oh lhNrt-
diseases produced by an impure stare oil the
,,'' and ylriaed habits of the body, and usually
o'pop themselves in the forms OF Scroiuia, salt
r ' emosy. St Anthony's Fire, Fever. Sores
NM ,,hcn the bones are atiected,) White Swcllmgs
Ssn,,rd with DIR. Jebb's lininent) loni and obsti-
,a1Irers. Sore Legs and Eyes, Scaldhcad IN chill
,"an Gcur,y and Scorbute Gont, fmpled or ar
uisd Faces. fostering Eruptions, and \encrcal
,b,ouchout the body, in which last case the
o,,cn cure when Mercury fails They are al
p ,he hest Spring and Autumnai Phys'c to purify
i ,,pse the ~ stem from humorS winch frequent
,' n,e,r NJ these seasons OF the year. they also
I'D The nroccss OF digestion, and by purifying the
riao1 prcycn, the secretion OF malignant hunorS ON
,he luos. The proprietor confidently relies upon the
az, numbcr of surprising cures effected by these
n,ons. NOT only in Boston and ITS vicinity but
h,,gbou the 'nion for the best proof of then eN-
,s,ence as an unialing Alternative Medicine, IN all
the cases above Speclied'
This article has recently been pronounced by a
,can of the first responsibility. who had Witness
"a ~ surprising efficacy, entitled in his opinion.
81, rake the lead of all the popular articles known for
S bovc complaints and indeed ii is fast gaining this
nopt in public estimation, Throughout the country.
Price 81 Bottle, or six Bottles for -.
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VALUABLE LAND,
Oct. j..


| \ consequence of having effected private sale Of
L the Land | proposed selling at auction on the
2Sth of October, have declined selling for the pres
cnt any Land or other species OF property at auction
But am determined, ii do not sell privately (whc h
am anxious to do that will sell, public auction
some day to be- hereafter named, the following
Tracts of Land, VIZ.
One Tract situated on Big Otter river. at the mouth
OF Onck's creek, q miles from Rev London Acade-
my and IL from I.ynchburg, containing 1862 acres,
OF which 200 are cleared. The wood land with the
exception OF a small portion, is first tobacco land
Oi the cleared land 100 are low grounds of s
perlor quality; the remainder IS high land, in fine
heart, and very productive. The improvements CON
sist OF toerably good dwelling house all neccsSar,
thouscs, together with a number OF excellent to-
bacco barns
The other TIaet rs situated on Buffalo creek four
miles from New London Academy, and contains 800
acres, of which 100 are ceared--iOO acres of TIA
cleared land excellent low grounds anG the wood
land is Of good quality.
will divide the Tracts 10 suit purchasers
a part OF the money will be required in cash the
remainder in equal annual lnsalnents; to secure
the payment of which deed of trust on the Land
or approved security, will be required
will likewise SELL show to any person. the
Land, advertised by James Irvine lying on Buffaloe
/ creek. ROBE'RT IRVINE
Oct.I. 70
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EDIC.I7EO.V..

Y,llE subscriber will continue his School at the
Masonic Hall. Terms per session OF FIVE
months:
For English Branches, $40
For the Classicks, Is
Grateful for the liberal patronage hitherto extend
ed to HIM, and determined to spare no pains to de
serve Its continuance. he confidently appeals to his
trends aud the public for their support.
IRA CARPENTER.
u Mrs Carpenter will open schooior Young
LADIES, at her residence, on West street To day.
Terms tsr beginners 81 per month. Those far
thor ad,an ed $50.
Oct 90 81
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CLOTHING.

My assortment OF ready made Clothing will b.
more general than heretofore kept aud will com.
prise, in part, Supcrine Blue and Black Dress Coats
Black and Brown Frock do Vests aud Pantaloons.
OF all descriptions Steel Mkt and Brown Cloth
Over Coats, Pstersliam and flushing do Shirts ;
Shrtecs; Stocks Suspenders; Buckskin Gloves ;
With good assortment OF Ladies and Gentle
mems CIoaks.
y. B.-A good assortment OF Gcntlcmen's Seal
aud Fur Caps.
Also, Case Of Tuscan bonncts, which can be
sold cheap. MICHAEL HART.
Sept. 10 Is
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From the DonninS Gazette.
WAsnINcroN CITY. East Room,) }
Mnnday Oct 4 1917

Monday, Oct. 5, 1875. J
To Cousin Major Jack Downing, editor of the
Downing Gazette, Portland, away down east,
in the state Of Maine.
DEAR Cousin JAcK.--Its "A number OF weeks
since | have writ word to you, and ! sposc yoa
feel rather Uneasy to know what's become Of me-.
So says to the Ginera, this morning, Ill set
down to-day and write few lines to the Ma
whether I've got . word to say, or not.
don't think shall have. much to say, bu, cant tell
till get through for sometimes when l get fairly
under way and geta little steam on. the thoughts
come running along like stream Of chalk, and
never know where to stop. You see the Gneral
and have been as whist as mice ever since VIC
come up from the Rip Raps. Mr.. Blair and Mr..
Kende charged US to keep still, for they said we
was coming upon critical times, and we must noe
blab out any thing that would 60 agin our folks.
They was afraid We shes,M have kar,k sle,}dir p
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ElH.l. GOODS.

'ENllE Subscribers are opening the most extensive
4 assortment OF FALL GOODS, they have ever
had Among them the Ladies' will find some bea' ii
ful Cal'coes, t"cd rich figure. just from London
and Paris, with a great variety of useful STAPLE
AND FANCY GOODS tic best blk SILKS, &c.
we have had; and We are determined to offer
them at very reduced prices.
ROBINSON 4 ELLIOTT
u Country Merchants and Iiousckecpcrs are
PARTICULAR, requested to call aud examine our assert
IAent. RAE
Oct. ) IL
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VAI.U ABLE LAND,
ron .SIIE.

TENIIE subscriber having lately settled a, too crea,
l. distance from his Trac, OF Land lying in the
counties of Bedford and Campbell, about ! miles
from New London Academy and Is from Lynch
burg, to admit OF his attending it, offers for sale
1t contains about 1000 300 OF which are clear
ed and of excellent quality, al least half being
good creek low grounds, and great portion OF the
remainder is fresh. large portion Of the wood
land is very rich tobacco land,
Mr.. RonERT IHyINL, who resides about mile
from the place is authorised to sell; and if ncccssa
". the Land will be divided to suit purchasers.
JAMES IRVINE.
Oct. ]. Is
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WILLIAM r. NRAUTH,
WATCH MAKER. JEWEI.ER AND MI
Win

ih'e' doors bel,~ The Market House, and nearly op.
posite the Banks,
ANE'9 TINS opportunity OF informing his Gus.
toners and the public, thai he has Just returned
from the Northern Cities, and IS nov .p,niup !,
splendid assortment OF Patches, JUcciry, Plated and
bf,fun'd Odfc, and great man, other articles
"hich are too numerous 10 mcn,on--but he would
merely observe 10 those who are wanting To call ON
nm before the, purchase else where, = he 10 deter
mined to sell low for cash.
~ B-Clochs. Watches, Jcwrly and Silver
Ware made and repaired III the Dos, manner and at
'nr shortest notice, ". L. X.
OClObef
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Tour loving cousin,
SARGENT JOEL DOWNING.
STOP the THIEF.

- Stolen out my stable, on the night of the
~ Both OF September, large Bay Horse,
!4A eight years old last spring, about five feet
three or four inches high, hi. hanging on each
side Of his neck, and very long Both hind feet
and one Of his fore feet whte-some white in his
forehead his tail little rubbed also marks Of gear
on his shoulders, and alnest natural PAGER. He
was shod all round about ten days ago with heavy
shoes. will give liberal reward to any persnn che
will apprehsn the thief, and return the horse tome
JOHN n. pLyNKEHT
81. E arrpbell CO. Oct. 70 II
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To all whom it NAV Concern

l MAKE use of this method to inform all whom it
L may concern that Captain Thomas Fox will
transact the business OF William Harris Scn'r es-
tate in my stead All his acts in relation to sand
tate will be valid if done by myself: and all in
debted said estate requested to make payment
to him This 18th day of October, 1885.
JOHN HARRIS.
Oct " IT
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CHARLES PHELPS,
AUG tionccr aud Commission Merchant.
~ ms OIi Mani. InnchhLr La

~ ms On Sfd"a, Iyafhbarg, Ia.
Ell RNI IN. thank Ia those VIM have he,,,,.
lore ia'ontcd him with thcir patronage, and
would inform them, rs we'll rs the public generally,
'na he intends resnmlng his Night Auctions Tor the
sale OF Df, Goods, Books Watches and Jew clry of
every description, Nc. ON Tuesda, night, the 22nd
Instant and counuc regularly thereafter, ever, Tues
uaN ana ftn'ly night during the Fall and Winter
seasons 'onsignmcnts thankfully received, and
strict attention given.
LANDS, NEGROES
and every other description of propcrt, will be- sold
on applleanon either III or out OF Town ON the most
hoefai terms Northern and Southern merchants
wishing TO forward articles of an, descriptions TO be
S"la Al auction IN lNnchburg, may be assured the,
VIII receive every attention as to then care, aud thai
they will be Jdciously offered in ourmake Tor sail,
All orders will be strictly attended to- aud returns ON
consignments spccdll, made.
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TO SADDLEfsS.

nv f have now on hand very general and hand
w some assortment of Snaife and Curb Bits,
Surrups, Coach Gig and other Mounting in sets and
separate; Buckles of every descriptions Martingale
no Hooks and Rings; Stranng, Worsted and Cotton
Webbing; Serge, Silk, Thread, Morocco, Sheep,
Seal and Hog Skins: Saddle Trees, lacks, &c. Also,
English Bride Filings and Martingales. An assert
ment OF Saddler's Tools also, Carriage Lace, Ias-
sells and Fringe, Handles Locks Springs and steps,
NC. Our assortment has never before been so good,
and We pledge ourselves to sell as low as any other
house IN Virginia. Purchasers are respectfully re-
quested to call at the Sign Of the Golden Anril.
ii. b. RICHARDS Il co.
Oct. is
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nINXLE e. RUMBoUGIf,

FAkhnow opening Large and Splendid Assor-
IN r,ent of FALL AND WINTER GOODS
eomprslrg
Cloths, Casnetts. Linscys. Circassians, Prints,
Blankets Fannes, Ladies' Cotton and Worstcd
Hose, ;Goyes Silks Ribbons and Fur Capes, Hats,
taps' Shoes and Boots, Hardware and Cutlery, Can
hiss by wholesale and retail, &c. &c.
ALSO,
Ahtsry stock of GROCERIES, all OF which they
will sell low for cash. punctua customers.
Ourliat Factory is now in complete operation, and
Ne are determined to sell to Country Merchants and
all wholesale dealers, at the New York prices.
We particularly solicit friends and the public,
TO give us a call.
Oct. 20 6w
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DR. RELIES
VEGETABLE S7EcIFIc-For SIC

Headache, &c. Prlcc 30 cents
- None genuine unless signed on the outsid-
printed wrapper BY the Sole Proprietor, T.. KID
DER immediate successor to the late DR.. W. r.
Conway. For sale at his Counting Room, over No.
% Court-srcct, near Concert Hall, Boston, and al
20 by his special appointment, by
Howell DAVIES, and
IT. & J. f. ROYALL, L,nchburg.
April 30
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NOR RENT,

ia The tenement occupied bv the sub
l;,.!N3a scriber on Man-slrcct, next door TO
sRA&ssAS& the Nirginian Office.
u" All persons having Watches OF Jcwclry
left with him for repair, requested to call and
take them away, n, he expects soon to be absent
from this place. ED. BROWN.
Sep. 2S Is
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TERMS.
,rhe LuMcibHrg EifgiNiNN"

e,,d hrice a reek, ut 81 per a""um, payabi, in
n Pfn''" NJ nrper triH be discontinued. (bm at the
'sran, oftA6 Edttors until all orrcdragts are paid.
'"'1 tor ERTTSENfEN7S ,riH be inserted at
u ger square. Tor less,) hdt frst time, and 81 j
/" ee" 70, f,oeh continuance Those from distance
',, raid for previously 10 their insertion unless The
a'~s. b, ASSUMED BY somc responsible person u,
LynehbTg Il. r1,orv mus, b. ros7 PAIN.
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.V'EGRO CLOTIHZv.r.

DLANTERS and House Keepers, DESTROYS ~
L obtaining great bargains in blankets, Cassinetts.
Pulled Clothes and other Goods suitable for Uousc
or Field bands. would do well to call on
ROBINSON & ELLIOTT
Oct :
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FOR SALE.
A Teacher Wanted.

nNE who can come satisfactorily recommended
~ as To character and qualifications to teach the
Latin aud Greek, Reading, Writing, Geography
Elements of History, English Grammar, Exercises
III Composition and Arithmetic, may obtain a good
and profitable School by early application the sub
scrbcr, near Amherst Court House.
J. PETTYJOIIN.
Son
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NEW AND CHEAP GOODS,

AN no" receiving my Supply of Fall Goods
winch VIII comprise a neat assortment OF Fancy
and Staple DRY GOODS and Notwithstanding the
advance III Goods of most descriptions, am decrmiu
edo sell prices which cannot fail to give .at.iac-
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DIR. RELIES
ANTI-BILLIoJS PILLS.

Headache, Costircncss, Fdtulence, Cholic,
BHoas 1geetions, DC.
TWO comment on the efficacy fthcsc Pills, after
l asucccsstul experience OF many years III Eng
land and America has established their reputation,
needless: Suffice it to observe, that for redundancy
Of Bile Fatulencc, Costivcness, Headache, &c
&c they will undoubtedly prove far more scrlcca-
Bile than those drastic purges too frequently employ
3D. and will no, only at the same time tend Ia
remove the offending cause by gentle motions. and
strengthen the digestive organs, but improve the APP
petite and reno,ate the systecn.-Pricc 80 cents.
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I WISH to purchase 1000 yards Of Mountain
L Jeans. for which will pay Cash
NJ HART.
Oct. is
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IN 7. haNe tins day received \ tull suppl, ol
w DRUGS. MEDICINES. PAINTS DjLS
~ FFS, 81. &c, direct from the Northern
markets which we can recommend to physicians,
merchants, and the public generally, as fresh gcnu-
Inc, and OF the very best quality.
We have also received Rasins, in whelc and hall
zones, Figs; Pmnes; Ciuon; Preserved Ginger,
and other West India Swectmcas at superior oual,y
aiuscat Wine Lemon Syrup; Candies OF ever, va
flcN and many other astices il onr line which will
be sold on reasonable terms. Our friends are invited
10 cali our stock being now nearly complete.
}. r. X j. F.. ROYAII.
June o,;,,,,
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II xPUCHer DV'NIlfCN,

MAN from 20 to 10 years of age of good mon a
n character and who we'll qualified to teach thcl
branches usually taught in this country may hear OF
situation, ON application to MIR. John Carey Of
iSnchbnrg. Letters must be post paid.
August 81 u
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POLITICAL.
GENERAL. HARRISON

The following is The rcpl, OF General IIarri,on
to the letter of the COMMITTEE in,i,in. linn n ,ho
festival IN Lexington, kcnncky, ON the 5,h ins,.
III 'omn'rmoraion of the Battle of the Tha,ne,
he Lexington papers do not give the lc,tc, o,
,nN.a'l'n' (the committee having KEEP, no cop, q,
~ but the reader can readily infer from the re-
spouse OF General II. the nature of the mi,rcnr,.
Ncn'a'ons which the committee brouch, to his no.
tiCc 49, ~
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LESLIE COMBS,
Henry DANIEL,
CHARLES e. MooRH,
CHARLES CARR,
JAMES T.. DAVIS,
Tmos. II. PINDELL,
RICHARD II. CHM,
BENJAMIN WAKEFIELD,
Tnos. II. BRADFORD,
RoBEnT NJ. EWING,
Committee Of Irritation, Sc.
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Michigan. THE Convention Of the
Territory of Michigan, now in session at
Detroit, for the purpose OF, fo.ming a
State Constitution, have passed u resoiu-
ton approving of the measures adopted
by the Legislative Council, and Exeeu-
tive Of Michigan, for maintaining the
integrity Of her territorial limits, the in
vloIability Of her soil, aud the exclusive
supremacy Of her laws in and over the
same" under the recommendation Of the
committee to which il was referred. The
vote stood, for the resolution 80--against
il 4. On subsequent day, this rcsolu.
tion was directed to be transmitted by the
President Of the Convention to the Pre-
sident OF the United States, together with
the following, which was Unanimously y
adopted
Resoiped, That he also communicate
to the President of the United States the
thanks of this Convention, for his patrio-
tic and firm determination, whenever, IN
the unconstitutional proceedings Of the
authorities OF Ohio, to extend the jurIs-
diction of that StRe over portion OF the
territory Of Michigan, the crisis shall ar
rive, in which the civil officers shall be
inadequate to the execution Of their du-
ties, to employ all The means placed in
his hands by the constitution and laws to
maintain their supremacy and for the
intimation, that however painful 1t may
be, this is duty which BIO is resolved to
perform. >. i,
Committees were appointed in the Con-
vent,on to inquire into the expediency OF
making provision in the Constitution to
abolish imprisonment for debt, except in
cases of fraud, to abolish capital punish
,nent, and declaring that no mans rcli-
gious opinions shall constitute dlsqnall-
hca,ion Tor Office, provided he acknow-
ledge the being of God and future
state OF rewards and punishments.
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LATER FROM EUROPE.

The ships Britan,,ia and Albania, ar
rived at New York, brings London dates
to April 3Oth, Paris of the 23lh, 'Havre to
the 29th und Liverpool to the lst May
The Constitution was at Cherborourg,
taking in water, and may be hourly ex-
pected, with MIR Livingston, at New York.
The Indemnity Bill was presented in the
Chamber of Peers on tho 9th, and the
sitting was then adjourned to the 3Oth.-
We extract from the New York papers
the following particulars:
The subject Of the French Indemnity is
still Of Chief importance to the American
reader. and there arc indications that the
question 81 by no means, as near to n pa
ciic and final adjustment, as had been
supposed. The bill, as it passed the Cham
ber ofDcpu,ies, was brought before the
Peers on the 9th, by Nj. De Rgny
Minister of war, in the absence OF tht
.h,nister Of Finances. 1t has been sup
posed by some, that the amendment of the
Deputies, on motion OF Gen. Nalaze
would be discouatenanced by Ministers
and rejected by the Peers. But it ap.
pears, on the contrary, to have been ex,
prcssly sanctioned by the Ministers -
We give, iD this place, the only sketch
of the proceedings Of the Peers Oh the
question, that has reached us -
CHAMBERS [ OF PEERS-Sfing o
1p,Il 27M.-Thc Minister o! War, in the
absc zee of the Minister oftne Finances
presented the bill adopted by the Cham.
her Of Deputies for the grant OF twenty
| five millions for the execution oi The Il ca
ty with the United States. The Minister
then entered into some developments or
I the treaty Of the 4th of July, and stated
that if, the relations between France ant
American were to be renewed 1t was moi
now for the formert, take the initiative. -
| He stated that Ministers had, with the
utmost good faith, exerted their best ct
forts TO obtain the means of dlschdrgelng
| the American claims, and their task end
ed. They were convinced that sucl
steps would be taken bv America as would
expungo every trace OF a misunderstanding
which ought never to have existed. The
! Chamber OF Deputies had understood the
feelings Of Ministers on this point, anc
had consequently inserted in the text o
the bill a clause to which Ministers had
agreed. Another amendment which
had been presented had been re-
jected at the suggestion Of the Gov
ernment, the OBJECT Of il having beer
to subject to publicity the explanations
which the French Government had righ
IL.
United States. Ministers were Of opin.
ion that the dignity Of France should b'
satisfied, but they at the same time
thought that the satisfaction must be OF
Tered IN a manner honorable to both ma
ions.
This is a very unsatisfactory summary
nore especially when taken IN connexor
,hh the following paragraph from ti,'
National Of April 23th -
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psSsaAASA

Ono AND MlcmGAY. The Wheeling
Gazette furnishes the following iniorma-
l,on respecting the extent aud value OF the
Territory in dispute between ONO and
Michigan
The territory is about 70 miles long
from east to west, and about miles wide
az its eastern extremity, and at It's west
ern. Ii commands the entrance OF the
Great Maumee river, or Miami oi the
Lake.-There are two villages on 1t both
in the eastern part, viz. Toledo, contain
ing 10 or 80 houses, Gall built within three
years and another about miles west o.
! Toledo much smaller. Toledo is on the
north side oftbc Maumee river, 0 miles
| from It's mouth, aud Is un tersiood to De
owned principally by an association oi msr'
camille gentlemen IN the city OF New York
II is in the township OF Port Lawrence and
is located where that name appears on the
maps. Large quantities OF land IN that
township weie purchased few years aS'
from Government, in Il belief that cana
would shortly be made from Lake Erie by
the Maumee -iver to the Wabash, IA work
to which Ohio, il is said, has gwen her
pledge and which is now ia progress IN In
diana. Ii is feared that If Michigan OBJ
taius this territory, the canal will not be
nade, as that portion only of her citizens
who live within the territory would be ben
eftted and hence their desire to be at
.ached to Ohio, To which State the canal
would be a source of boundless prosper
ity.
West orthe township of Port Lawrence
the country IN the disputed territory was a
few years since a wilderness. 1t has been
recently bought up at Government prices
.(Sl % per acre. and is filling rapidly.
The other villages in the vicinity OF the
lake and in Ohio proper, are, Naumee on
tho north side of the Maumec river, %
miles by water from the lake containing
co or 80 houses and 800 inhabitants. The
township extends to the line. On the op'
poste or south side, Perrysburg, contain
ing about 800 inhabitants. To and from
these places steamboats, arrive and depart
and il ia said an active rivalry prevails be-
tween them, each looking forward to the
proposed canal passing through one to the
neglect of the other.
The mouth of the Maumee is one OF
the best positions for an extensive inland
commerce iu the western country. Spec
uators see its Importance, and have vest
ed large sums in land in the neighborhood
We know to what lengths the desire OF
gain will carry men-what i'll will and
strife it ehgenders--and what crime 1t per-
petrates. Many adventurous spirits have
staked their all upon the issue of this ter
ritory being attached to Ohio, that their
anlicipaiions Of gain may be realized, and
they would move heaven and earth'to ei-
feet their purpose.