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\ SHORT SERMON.--SrLrcrrl

Uo@ 10 make Woney.-Do you complain thai
You have nothing to been with Tom,' you
say, has farm, aud Harry has one thousand dol
lars, but have nothing" say 10 you look al your
hands, and tell me what they are worth. Would
You take one thousand dollars for them, or for tho
use of them throughout your life If you can make
half dollar day with them il would mol be bad
bargain for tia, sum i, the interest OF more than
two thousand dollars 50 thai if you are industrious
and Harry Is liay you arc more Than twice as RIGA
as he IS and when sou can dp n mans work aud
make dollar day, YOU ore four times rich, and
are fairly worth -four thousand dollars Money and
land, therefore, is not the only capital with which
young man can heein the world. If he has good
healtl, and is Industrious even the poorest boy in
our country has something n trade upon +; and If
he be besides well educated, and have skill in any
kind OF work and add 10 this, moral habits and re-
llgous principles, so that his employers may trust
him and place conhlcnlc in him, he may then BIO
said to sci ont in life with handsome capital, and
certainly has as good chance Of becoming indc-
pendent and respectable, and perhaps rich, as any
man in the country. Every man is the maker Of
his own fortune" All dependsu upon setting out up
on the righ, principles and they are these -
|. BE INDUSTRIOUS
Time and skill arr your capital.
2. BE SAVING.
Whatever i, hc, live within YOUR income.
3. BIZ PRUDENT.
Buy not what you can do without
!. BE RESOLUTE.
Let your economy be always of to-day not
tomorrow.
8. BIZ COMMENTED AND THANKFUL.
\ cheerful spirit makes labor lieht and sleep
sweet, and all around happy, all whichis much bet
Ter ,han being only rich.
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AiRGlNIA, SfT.-Ar rules held III the CLERK :
office ofthe County Court OF Bedford, the 18th
day Of May, thousand eight hundred and thirty
five.-Ganett Lee, Pltff. against Elizabeth Nanncr-
son, Dcft.-In thancery.
The defendant Elizabeth Namerson, moi having
entered her appearance and given security. according
TO the act of Assembly and the rules OF this court,
and II appcaringby satisfactory evidence that She is
not an inhabtant Of this Commonwealth, it is ordered
that the said defendant do appear here on the 18th
Monday IN July next, and answer the bill OF the
plaintiff and thata copy of this order be forthwith in
serted IN some newspaper published in the the town
OF iynchburg, for two months successfully, and post
ed at the front door of the court house of this
Y. Copy-Teste,
ROBERT &. MITCHELL. c. II. c.
May IL w2m
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Old method.
From the .Vewark Gazette.

From The Nemark Gazette
Mr. Henry Nosc, of Mississippi, has written
very curious article for the National lntelligencer,
under the head of " Choctaw Analoges," at the
conclusion OF which, he says:
There is Choctaw tradition, worthy OF cred
it., or none is, Of IA remarkably long night, which
must have occurred a, the Straits of Bhcrng at the
time of the long day of joshua in Judea. Then
they migrated from Asia, 1886 years ago."
This testimony may be added TO that Of He
,odot,ls, who relates that the record Of such an
event was cxtan, in Egypt when he visited it, as
having happened at Il period contemporary with
that related in the Scriptures. The Chinese also
note the occurrence of this phenomenon in their
historic, at about the same time and the story of
Phg,on, among the Greeks and Romans, corrobo-
rates the vcracity OF the sacred writers. Here isa
culnulalion of evidence upon this single fact,
which, when consider the utter imPossibility Of
collision between the witnesses, is, indeed, most
remarkable and most conclusive. a.
The Asiatic origin Of the aborigines Of this coun-
try, cannot be doubted. The antiquary is daily de-
vcloping new proofs of the fact in their remains Of
art in their traditions, customs ceremonies LAM
guage and superstitions.
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CHEAP GOODS.

M subscriber Is now opening the first of his
9pfing Goods, comprising an assortment of thu
such MS
nlaiil aud figured SILKS, tof all shadss)
hite aud tolored Satns,
Black Satlns and Lcyuntines
Mateoni, Italian, ustring and other Black Silk
liite and Colored Flotcnces,
r ncy llandkerchcis (of ever, deseription,)
Linen Cambria llandkcrehiefs
anhrc and Musllns
!aconet, Null and Swiss do
Striped and Checked do
superior French Musns
\ large assortment of Cacos
IRISH Linens aud Lawns,
Pesides
Blue, Black and Fancy Colored Cloths.
Black aud Colored Summer Cloths Bromn and
White DrillinnS,
SILK and Other Nestings, white and colored Sat
teens,
hoan Cassineres and Stripes, vafs cheap,
Apron and Counterpart Checks,
81 and IL Brown and Bleached Domcstics, Ne
W nth general assortment OF Goods, which " i'll be
sold al prices TO please. ROBERT KYLE
April ~ IL
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" iRGlNIA.--At rules holden IN the clerks Of
flee OF the Circuit Superior Court of Law and
thancery for the town of I,vnchburg, the 9Th
day Of April, lS'ij Samuel Garland, Pit AGAINST
james Martin Dudley jones and Ansolm GIarlson
IN their own rights and Executors OF Thomas
Jones, dec. Thomas Jones son Of Thomas, Thorn
as Jones, of .ohn, Durcas Norman and
Thomas Norman and Lewis Bennett infants BY
james Benaeh, specially assigned their guardian,
samuel Bfanstord Sergeant OF the Corporation of
Lynehbnrg, and such administrator of George
Martin, dec. Elizabeth Martin, widow of George
Martin, dec. jesse Webb and Polly his wife, George
Eve and Patsy his wife, John Fowler, Wm. Shaw
and Patsy his wife, Howard Martin and Lucy his wife
Anscln tlarkson aud Mildred his wife, Milton Ben
nett, Thomas Bennett, Douglas Bennett, Howard
Bennett, Samuel Binstofd, administrator OF John
Webb, dec. and the same Samuel Bransiord, admin
strator of Nicholas Mct;innis. dec Robert Morris
and Walker &. Mcrlwethcr, administrator of George
j. Merriwether, dec neits
The defendants Anselm Clarkson and Mildred his
wife, George Eve and Patsy his wife aud Thomas
Bennett, not having entered then appearance and
given security according to the act of Assembly and
the rules ofths court, and tappcung by satisiacto
~ evidence, that they are inhabitants of TIN,
country It's ordered, that the said defendants do
appear here before the FIRST day Of the ncN term
and answer the bill Of the plaintiff aud that copy
this order be forthwith inserted in some newspaper,
printed in the town of Ivnchburg for two months
successfully and posted al the front door of the
courthouse, in said town. A copy-Tcse,
ID. RoDES, clerk.
Aprl27 WIN
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-, -, ~, : ,
#h AVN" -, - MY Crone, ~ '''-
tire assortment "a -. -. w = a.se Pof-
<on OF when oelile o, .,ieii o"n nnpoftattoa per
3shps iiaiha"a' ''ii' 80 ' ~ ' ,'il''iloet
4hHing been pun ~ ,''ee p9t
4chases by 'he p"sAase' III =, mn Partners III me
sNonhen markets. "le e'.'oea 70 SCI. on sueh terms
is they unh f'i'ot ii 70 s 10 'hose
fsho buy TO sell a8ain d" w, 9, " 'i''s' Nheo"s Tor
Their own eohsn'oP 'ion '"'ei' CONSISTS
lin part, oil 'le ioiio"i's '"'a' vi"
4Bnc Black, Drake-neck, Invisible Green, Olive,
Brown, Caret and Oxford Mixed Cloths, sorie
ira fine,
xBue Black and anc. Sf1ed atid heckcd I as
j simcres,
Brown, Green and Black fIllc'tfa
Black Brown and Bottle green rap" 'anllets,
Black and Brown T"illed do, tef9 superior,
8oxford Mint prab, Lavender and Sac SaNony Ne
mos,
! BLACK Circassians and Bomba@ctteS,
4plain Golored Linens AID ahcI DnliS,
3pain Buff, and extra " hIte figured Nalenfia Vest
i mrs
PLAN htc, figured and London Printed Nmseillcs,
Plan and figured Silk Ieiets
English French and American Prints,
8,'hamhraye, Cambria aud Muslin Ginghanis.
Printed and thintz Muslins, Il hafgf assortment,
Saliner and Chaliottes,
81 French Bonlbazne, and Black Gro-de-rhne,
White and Colored figured Silks aud Satlns,
q oorcd Gro dc Maps and ilorcnces,
colorod, French and BLACK Italian Grapes,
I Irish Linens and Lawns
1 Plain and toored hordcfed linen tambrie Hand
herches, and Linen Cambria,
& Grass Cambria, aud do do iiandkerchets,
u large assortment of Cause silk, Drahnlantinc and
other Fancy ilandkerchleis,
n Black, White, and Green Blond Ganzr Wells,
LADIES' ;illk lloS,in, hid aud Beaver Gloves,
Gentlemen S'k i'osh'' Learner ahu n"rh 10
pilch 'lio W me- leli'i an" ''pS'i'i ,"h .."S'
,,'r ~ ,En,,1;h c;lI En- mi p.,d.,,,,, I'm
ra, Pc, ,,,d I',il,ed si,l do
,,,on p,nJ,nna aud NIad,ass Handkerchief
4 rl;, slanI
/ p,o,.n uo,ands B;rd- eve and Rnss,, p,an,,, and
''o"" i''n'''.' ~ '''' ''''' mp : '''''
rr,,sl Osnabnros .Tieklenburg and German Eu,,an,
u
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EzENRX BROWN. Jr,

IL rs just received few extra fine SILK BON
1 NETS, from of the best houses in New
York, Nlessrs. Thompson.)
Also Anew STRAW BONNETS, fully equal To
any in market,
Black and Drab HATS, for gentlemen.
Palm Leaf do.
Embroidered Parasols,
Umbrellas, Canes and Switches.
School Books, such as in general use,
Rag and Furniture Fringcs.
Store on Bank Square.
Nav % Is
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LOST OR NIISCAlsIsiED.

SOME TIME in November last, (say between
- the 9Th and l2th,) Il small Doyc-tail Box, about
Is inches square, directed to Lancaster DENLY 4 Co.
Richmond 1t sent by tn, Stage or in the care
OF some passenger. The said Box contains sixteen
pieces of Embroidery wrought by some young ladies
while at School and which were sent to Richmond
for the purpose OF being put gilt frames It has
failed OF its destination Any information III regard
to will be thankfully recete ed at this office.
Nav -
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NEW GOODS.

yENIIE subscriber is receiving his SPRING
i SUPPLY OF GOODS, which will comprise a
general assortment of Staple and Fancy Dry Goods.
His assortment of READY MADE CLOTHING
will be more extensive than heretofore kept and he
assures his friends and the Public that he will sell
say the least, on good terms can be purchased
a, any other house in the town. VI. HART.
April Is
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iI1ril27


HNAkE NOTICE, that we SHALL on1hc 10Th day
i of June next. al the house of William Crump
in Franklin county, Virginia, proceed to take the dep
ostons OF said " William Crump, and othcrs,--and AT
Franklin court house, on the 10th day of the same
month, shall proceed take the dispositions of
Robert L. Woods. and others, which depoStions
when taken, are to be read evidence in a sui, in
chancery, depending aud undetermined in the
county court OF Franklin, IN which YOU are plaintiffs,
and We as Executors of Thomas Hill decd. and 9th
crs are defendants, and If, from any cause the said
dispositions not all taken the DAYS aforesaid W.
shall adjourn from day to day, until completed when
and where Won may attend or not
WILLIAM JONES. Exor's. of
XADOCK BERNARD, Thos. Hill
JOS. PEDIGO, \ deed.
May II WV.
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FOR GENTLEMHM's WEAR:
A.UCTEpW SALES,

q B y Tuesday night the 9th, shall resume my
~ night Auctions, and rceularl, continue them
every Tuesday and fridn, nights during the Fall and
winter months. My stock will be such as will suit the
season and sold in small lots. NJ, day sales will be
every Wednesday at II O'Clock OF Groceries, Fnrni
tnrc, Ne. &c. Fasors from the country are pariicu
larry invited as my sales will be regular
CHARLES PHELPS, Auc't
Septs. 1881 Is
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CASH FOR NEGROES.

I'VE will pay the highest cash prices for all the
W likely Young Negroes, OF both sexes from u
to 20 or y years ofagc, We can get. Those wishing
to sell, are requested to refer John \. Rowan, AT
l.ynchbnrg, by letter otherwise, or 10 John l..
Harris. IoFingston, Nelson county, Virginia.
ROW AN & HARRIS.
May ~ }luii
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uEAUTIFUL GOODS.

ApRIL, %, IS;'5.
SUPERB London 'a''ros'
= Very rich Partisan DO.
Ginghans of the rarest patterns
PAINTED and Gauze Muslms,
Black Italian Silks glossy,
Pine Black Mandarinc Silks.
R,hhed silk, and other Hosiery.
WA, :, great variety OF Fancy Staple Goods. hour,
" expected. " = -
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Honesty.-At the exhibition of Tire pupils AZ
tached to the New York Institution for the lnsipuc-
ton of the Deaf and Dumb Children, bright H.
tie fellow was asked, ".Why do you come herey
To which he replied, by writing ON his slate, v1h
an arch smile, q In my opinion, IRE harr ecns 1fJv
to make.a show. and get praise"
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MARTlNSVILLE ACADEMY.

Wis Institution, situated in Henry county, Ni,-
ginla, will be opened Tor the reception OF pupils,
on the second Monday IN July next.
Lewis VI. Comiel, Esq. a distinguished grad tate
OF ST Marys college. BALTIMORE has been chos N 10
preside over this school The trustees, in selecting
MI Cofniek 10 discharge tins responsible trust have
been influenced h. a personal knowledge of his pc
enliaf moral and scientific qualifications. For the
satisfaction however, OF those 10 whom Mr.. Cornick
is unknown, they will stat that he comes recoinen-
dedm the most hatterng terms by the lacnlt, oi the
BALTIMORE college, b, the Hon John Forsyth, Secre.
tafy OF State, Ac.
The patrons of this School beg leave 10 call the
attention Of the public 10 the advantages which the,
hee'e ate eh1oNed h> II Ia extent rarely combined
lis location III section OF country cminently healthy
sufficiently elevated 10 secure the inhabitants from
the mlasilac diseases OF the low lands, and vel SUI
helently removed from the mountains 10 ensure an
exemption from the diseases OF colder regions
amidst population moral economical and hlchl,
mteihgeht--the cheapncss ui board and tuillon-ihe
limited expenditures Ion personal display. which the
habits OF the people discourage, and the entire re
mosal from scenes OF dissipation and wee among
the most prominent OF these advantages
The plan of studies embraces every subject usl-
ally taught in the FIRST Semnarlcs OF the United
states, An extended course OF Greek and Roman
Literature, aud Modern Languages the French in
particular which Nj. cormck uses with the nnenc,
and accuracy Of aeernaeuln tongue the Maihemai
les, aud minute attention 70 the idiom and beauties
OF our own lansuage
In addition II may be observed that there arc IN th,
immediate vicinity Of the Aradrny several liteiar,
gentlemen having diree tuterest in the advance
mont OF It's prosperity, whose VISITS and occasional eN
animation, ntsl tead stimulate the zeal OF lis in
srnetof> AMI the industry Of the pupils
There Is also Aourlshna Debating Society oi
long standing and growing usefulness III the Alllagc
OF Mnnsvie, 10 which the older pupils may have
access and profit by he discussions OF its menbcrs
and heie'l''les OF ITS small though we'll selected Ii
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FANCY DRESS CLOTHS.

FANCY DRESS CLOTHS.
C,rNTLEMEN, wishing to supply themselves
II with the very latest and most as'onao'e s.l''.S
WIZ Cloths. are requested to call at the Staple
al" '''' ROBINSON a. ELLIOTT.
,prl2o
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nY.FLETCYER ~ TOEER.
TERMS.
- III :. XnnchLncO EIrOiAina,..

,,,d thrice ireek, at 81 per amman, pogajte in
- Is,ac,. No paper uiH be discontinued fbm al He
l.e,efon ofhe Editors until all arrearoges paia
NJ ADVERTISEMENTS ,cW be inserted al
"a t,a,s per square for ess) The first time, and 81
W. for each continuance. Those from distance
mt i h. mid for previously 10 their Insertion unless tn.
',aneni be assumed by some responsible person in
Lgachbnrg. >, n,,..,.,,,.. ,.......
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.SpislN. GOODS.

Spring. GOODS,
or TIE AEHEST STYLES.
w + take pleasure in announcing the arrival of
W part OF our Spring Stock, recently selected
III New ork and Baltimore
Beanrliul style Ginghams,
Printed Catnbrics, rich figures
Splendid Painted Nusns.
very general assortment Of Calico patterns
very fashiouable,)
I'll Checked Cambres new figures
FOR GENTLEMENy's WEAR:
West OF England and SaNony Cloths various
shades,
Fashionable cooured Cloths, various shades
superb t.rninctts and Ncmour Cassimcrcs
Black BombaHlne, aud other Summer Goods
Country Merchants and oul Customers are
respectfully invited To examine our Stock. Being
determined 10 sell almost exclusively for Cash good
bargains await those hat cali We hope To present
them with monthly supplies from the Northern cities
ROBINSON x ELLIOTT.
April Is
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To The Editors Of the National M,cHgcnccy.

WAsuIsaroN Cry, May 23, 1885.
Mcssrs. Gales y Scaton The following method
Of proving the correctness OF the addition, as used
in London, appears to much more judicious
aud luminous than the old haekneyed one, of cut
iing oil the sum the top, adding the remaining
ones, and finally adding to the amount Of these
the top line that send it to you for publication,
you should deem ii proper,) confident that it is
not generally, and indeed very little, known in this
country.
The new method consists in adding from the left
To the right, without CARRYING from one column 10
the other, but being careful 10 place the amount OF
each column always ono figure further back, as for
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GERM AN
NEW, SPRING GOODS.

ANpow receiving "A beautiful assortment of New
l Spring, Staple and Fancy Goods, which cordi
ally invite my friends and the public to examine:
JOHN G. MEEM.
Anvil
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FRESH CANDIES.

SnnLBS. of Superior quality, Just received and
sJSIP for sale by ID. X. Il MAN.
Sign Golden Mortar, Bank Square LyHchbWg, J a.
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BONN E'FS.

~NE Case New style Bonnets-Jnst received,
~ and for sale by hobEh' M i''''
April 20
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c1ocx Arsp WATCH NJ a KING.

YIvUE undersigned takes this method OF informing
the citizens of Lynehburg and the adjacent
country. that he has commenced the business of a
Clock and Watch Maker,
one door above the Franklin Hotel and hopes from
his ,onq exncrience in business, To share portion of
the public patronage " v ~ H.
Nav
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-pUrNG AND SUMMER GOODS.
FRANKLIN HUNT Il CO.

lfitfrs 10 he Editors mgst Dc Posr ram.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1835-01-17
ITE M s

The citizens of Baltimore have con-
tributed seuenteen hundred dollars to
relieve the sufferers by the late fire at
Snowhill.-A large number Of Mer-
chants in Philadelphia have agreed to
relinquish after the LIST of January inst.
the practice Of allowing the breadth of
the finger more than Sc inches to the
yard.--The London Times of Dec. 9th,
announces that Mr.. Arthur O'Conner,
who took distinguished part in the
conspiracy of'es has been ordered by
Lord Wellington to Cult ireland imme-
dialely.-Luco,ha Minerva Candace
Cyrene Celicia Co,trell, (Phebus,
what name has petitioned the Lee
gislature of Missouri for divorce
from her husband, Henry Miles Cott-
rell, Esq.--It is stated, that at Made
moiselle Ceieste's late Benefit at the
Chestnut Street Theatre, Philadelphia,
the receipts amounted to fourteen hum
bred dollars. What sum, toexpend
for the pleasure Of seeing young lady
display the flexibiity OF her ankles J.
Chanticgeer ia his Voyage, says, that
in the various uses to which they ap.
ply the hides of bullocks at Monte Vi
dec, that Of punishment is not left out.
1t is related of them that they sew up
the prisoners 10 wet hide, leaving out
the head and neck enly; in this con.
dilion lay them on the ground in the
sun to dry. In the process of dryiog,
which the hide soon does by the pow>
erful effects Of the sun, it becomes con.
tracted, and produces the most excru-
ciating 4orments ON the unfortunate
prisoaef by the increase Of pressure /;
but if night arrives before he dies from
its effects, the hide relaxes again with
the moisture from the air, only to pro-
long his sull'erngs on the next Gay,
which generally is his last. So cruel
a death is even worse than that which
the boa constructor can inAicl; and
the invention OF il is said to belong to
a barbarian named Ramirez.--The
passengers who started for New York
from Philadelphia on Monday morn
ing week, were obliged to sit in the rail
road cars all night, and did not arrive
until Tuesday afternoon. When the
cars reached the deep cut through
which the road passes, few miles the
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before the people in April, their predi.
lections upon this subject will be de.
manjed. What will they say7 What
answer will they have readyl Ii
vain-it is silly-to talk about prin-
ciples in disconDection with men,
There must be men to enforce princi-
pies, and Il isthrough men 10 The main,
and not through their own excellence
OF worlhlessness,, that principles are
madeodious or popular, with the mass.
There is ageaeral expectation and
general wish, not confined TO .Vir-
GINA, that her General Assembly
shall designate candidate for the Pre-
sidency, worthy to receive the suffra.
ges Of the independent, Of that portion
Of the people disguised with the pres
ent dynasty, and determined ifpossi.
Bile, TO Danish it from the conduct Of
public affairs. We should be weak
indeed, we're we unappiised Of the diff
ficulties, and of the danger which may
attend any selection. But those diff
euIties will increase and not diminish
withthe progress Of time; that danger
is not to be averted by delay. On the
contrary, every moments longer delay
multiplies the causes Of Ultimate disa'
greement, and enhances tbe danger Of
final defeat. Actionis Indispensable.
II is desirable to ascertain ifthe union
ofall the elements of the Wing party
upon any candidate be practicable /;
that, il il be not, another course may
be adopted in time. We cannot unite
too soon, ifunioa be possible we
cannot know the impossibiity Of unit
ing TOO soon, if it be impossible. We
pray the majority Of the General AS
sembly to extricate their friends from
this dilemma +; and to give name, BY
and through which, salvation may be
ound.-Richmond Wing.
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other side Of Amboy, il was found COM
pletely blocked up with snow which
had drifted in a mass from twenty to
thirty fee. in heisht..-Judge Wright
sums up the annual cost Of selling ar
dent spirits in Ohio, including price of
liquor, (without estimating the loss Of
time, al ten millions nine hundred and
fifty thousand dollars IA suit was
lately brought before the Court Of
Common Pleas Of London to annui a
marriage, by reason Of affinity, the
parties standing in the relation of aunt
and nephew. The necessary evidence
having been adduced, the Court decreed
that the marriage was null and void
While the case was under discussion,
il transpired that the lady was actually
wearing weeds for the uncle Of her Sc
cond husband.-Two out of the a per-
sons who in August last robbed the Nor.
folk Mass. Bank Of $24,400 have
been discovered, and their half Of the
amount recovered. The names Of the
other two are Thorn and GrGves.-
The Mayo or Of Baltimore states, that
from the best Information he could OBJ.
tain, there were erected 10 that city, in
the year 1884, 7 buildings Of 4 stories {;
81 Of 9 stories f; 500 Of 2 stories and
l6 Of one story, making total of 5ss.
AT late Court in Muskingum CO.
Ohio, George N. Cummings, attorney
at law was suspended from practice for
one year, for selling tract Of land in
Tuscarawasco., for 900 dollars, which
he knew at the time was only worth a
bout $50.