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wAsurSoros. August 80. isi5.
NJ. w. T.

DEPARTURE OF THE STEAMER GREAT BRIrAiN.--
The monster steamship Great Britain, Captain Hos
ken, took her departure from New York for Liver
pool on Saturday afternoon. She had ffty-three
cabin passengers, large mail, and twelve hundred
bales Of cotton, and packages of other articles, as
cargo. The Herald says: ''At halfpast three the
last hawser was cast off, and the Great Britain was
again upon her element. Slowly and maiestcally
she sailed TO the middle Of the river, when the boom
ing cannon from her side spoke loud and echoing
farewell to America. This was replied to by the
hearty cheers of about FIVE thousand witnesses.
Never did vessel present finer sight. Flying
from her six masts were the flags Of the principal
nations of the earh--on one, the stars and stripes of
our own country; and on another, these blended
with the cross OF ST. George She was soon Joined
by several steamboats, loaded with passengers, and
made her way slowly down the river. The Battery
was crowded with spectators were all the vessels
bordering on the East river. Every spot on the
Long Island shore was crowded to excess. The
heights were one mass of heads--maes females
old and young. The river was crowded with veg
sells ofevery description, from the small fishing boat
to the majestic steamer, without number. The diff
ferent ferryboats on the bay were crowded to ex-
cess, to view her DEPARTURE and many crossed and
recrossed, for the purpose of witnessing the sight
AS preparations were being made for hauling round
the steamer to the end of the wharf at two O'Clock
an Irish woman, who had been on board to bid
some friend farewell, thinking that the ship was
going to sail without letting her off, started for the
gangway, and got on to the stairs but just at this
time, the hands were hosting up the stairs, and
with them the poor woman. ooh, mercy" cried
she; "an' are we goin 10 carry me off wi yer An
what III Patrick, my darlin' husband and me five
little childer say, when they know Pm gone. o.!
do let me of. I'D rather stay in Ameriky one
year, than live forty in the Oud Country" This
last sentence excited the patriotic enthusiasm of
some young fellows, that, holding out their arms,
they received the woman, who jumped from the
stairs, happy to think she had escaped being car
ried back to the 'Ould Country"
philadelphia Chronicle.
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MURDER OF SENTNEL.--A regiment OF militia
while encamped for a three days drill, at Burton,
Ohio, was disturbed in the night by rowdes, one
guard, was taken into custody, but was soon re.
leased. He however returned with his gang, gol
into a quarrel, and again attempted to pass. The
sentinel ordered him to stand, threatening, if he did
not to fire. when Britain rushed in ard stabbed the
sentinel truman Allen) to the heart. The muir.
derer was arrested and committed to prison.
Phil. North american.
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MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.

Third, fourth, md fjih instalments.
fTNHE subscribers TO the stock Of the Magnetic
Il Telegraph Company are hereby notified to pay,
at the Office Of Corcofbn d Riggs, in the city of
Washington, an instnment Of 20 per cent. on their
subscriptions, by the 10Th day Of September next;
further instament of 30 per by the LIST day of
October next; and further insalment of 90 per
cent. by the LIST day of November next.
w. w. CORCORAN, r
b! b. FRENCH, i''''ee'
Aug. 2S--lwntlwS&O
Nat Init
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S. L. LEWIS.

ATTORNEY AT LAW, CENTREviLLE, VIRGINIA,
Continues the practice OF his profession in the
various courts. He regards the report that he
is about to change his residence as somewhat fabu-
lous. Any business therefore, in the line of his
profession, shall receive prompt, Efficient and satis-
factory attention.
Aug. l4--d3mf
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The New Orleans Bee of The 26th ultimo states
that Thomas J. Cooley, esq, Of Point Coupe, has
received the nomination of the wing district con
vention (third DISTRICT for Congress- to supply the
vacancy occasioned by the death Of Gen. John b.
Dawson.
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E'oR KENT..Ihe three-story brick dwelling
Il house, on 9Th Street. first north of the Unitarian
church.
1t is just finished, and has advantages and conye-
niences about 1t not often found in houses for rent
Among which is an extra stairway from the base
ment to the attic story. Also, sleeping accommo-
dations for servants in an out-buildng, separate
from the main house. Rain-wa,er cstern and pump
in the yard. Sde-aey to the street, &c, &c
Apply TO Mr.. Francis Mohun, at the new build
ing adjoining the premises.
Aug 5--eo4hf'
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CABINET AND CHAIR WATERFRONT

PENN. AVENUE, DOORS WEST OF Al STREET.
AS. WILLIAMS keeps constantly on hand a
a good assortment Of furniture, cane and Windsor
chairs, china, glass, and crockery-ware. He will
sell low for cash; or receive monthly payments--for
all sums under 500, from one to six months over
500, from TO nine months.
N B. Hand-rail for sale. Old furniture taken in
exchange for, new. Furniture and chairs repaired
and repainted.
Aug. 7-Iw3w
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MI RS. CLEMENTS has delightful house on
Ivl street, between Sd and A. She can accom-
MEDIATE gentlemen with their families by the week,
month, or year. Aug 23-lw
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jacob Snively, esq, of Hancock, Washington
county, Maryland, has been nominated as the wing
congressional candidate for the second district Of
that State.
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WANTED, two boys-one to assist in the seed
w store, and the other in the greenhouse de-
partment Liberal wages will be given. None
need apply but those who can bring good recon-
mendations as to honesty and industry.
JOHN DOUGLAS,
Florist and scotsman, opposite the State Depart
men
Sept. 2-eodlw
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THE MILITIA.

The following communication gives the coup de
grace to the National Intelligencer's new humbug
about calling out the militia to aid the United States.
We shall let the Circular" article take its turn to-
morrow
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For the Union.
ON THE DEATH OF MISS VIRGINIA SCOTT,
Daughter Of Major General Winfield ScoH, ". s. a

Iughier n Major General Winfield Scott, U. 5. y
she's gone with summers fading lowers
The beIUJh.hss Fsd'
With hearts OF bitter anguish we
Have laid her with the dead
We saw the roses soitest tint
Fade from her lovely cheek.
And while the lily clusterd there,
We watched her spirit meek.
submissiyely she bow ed to Heaven
Methinks hear her say:
oh, ask me not to linger here
While angels call away
Her spirit sought better world
Borne on aseraph's wings;
She trills N angels harp OF gold
And strikes its heavenly strings.
The music OF that blissful sphere
Should soothe each murm ffng sigh.
We would not bring her back to earth
Wen seek her in the sky.
And when ut evenings pensive hour
The vesper hymn is heard,
Thoughts, that are dear To memory
Shall in our hearts be stirId.
Upon her fresh and early grave
Wen strew the brightest howersi
And though the l,ares may wiiher there,
The fragrance still iso,ss
NJ. w. T.
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NATIONAL HOTEL, No. 5 Cortlandt street,
~ New York, by CHARLES WYCKOFF &
Co. 81 SO per day.
This hotel has lately been opened, and, being To-
Gated in the business part Of the city, the proprie-
tors respectfully solicit share Of the public patron
age.
Aug. 25
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n ENTLEMEN's HATS, AUTUMN srrLr, ls45,
VI (Lemy & Co.'S pair,r,) will be introduced on
Saturday September 6, at
TODD'S
Fashionable establishment, doors west of Browns.
Sep 2--if3t
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

(d) We re not nj this time for constructive rail
road to the Irnnessee line. We have heretofore EN-
phalcally d, card preference, under existing cir
cuHslauees. f'f a Macadam 2ed road. lh'feire, all
thai ''far Play" has written on this subject, Is IN
applicable tn the true point IN discussion The qnes.
10 be decided by the nfAt Legislature is not as he
says. whether The Legislature will construct railroad
from ynehbulg 10 The Tennessee line al COST Of ST.
100000. from buchanan AT cost oi ,l20 900 bni
it is, Whether The STATE will construct bacadamiz'd
ad from Lynchburg Salem al a cost Of sISo,ODo. or
the canal from lynclbnrg 10 Buchanan and Tie mad
from Buchanan 10 Salemat cost OF upwards OF I'M ll'n
Of dol,rsl LEI Ii i'm meet the true question, insiead Of
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NOTES b. The Ed. jTginiaa.

I'd To the charge Of hostility al schemes Of in
ternal improvement which may not promote the prosper
ny OF the Town Of Lynch5urg, We can only oppose ao IN
qualified denial II the opposition to the continuation OF
the canal grew out Of bel aud not general eDusldefa
TONS should have opposed 1t years ago. as well as
nov nness indeed the 'acuieaess" a5efbed TO us has
been bat recently quckened to perception Of rs pr1ba
bic influence upon the prosperity Of Lyncl5ufgl 1t
VAS not until last winter that became convinced
that tie "uleresl Of the STATE require a5andon-
ment OF the costly experiment, aud accordingly, until
HAT period, have uniformly supported every measure
locking to lis progress, without reference 10 lis elects
upon the trade Of this place. This, well the fact
that Lynchbng in It's corporate capacity subscribed and
paid 500 600 to Tie stock Of the Company, in addition
to the individual subscriptions of her citizens and with
the belief at The time, then generally entertained, that
the means then in possession Of the Company would
carry the can. TO Covipgon ought TO satisfy every un-
preudeed mind that present course is dictated by
motives Of higher and more elevated character than
those 50 unjuslly imputed to But we have rex
nectaon Of correcting the erroneous IMPRESSION in
dustriousy disseminated. We nothing for it, how
ever. It will certainly not affect future course 4
hairs breldh.
(b) "Fair Play" complains that after having expen"
dea the Western subscription The stock oflhe Com
pany. (by the way wish we could ascertain what
sum has been paid by the West that they make so much
noise about IT,, and after having torn dozen lie moudcn
canal for which they themselves 10 blame, ii hay
ing been done against our circumstances, and By tier
ocn rotes propose 10 put them of with slaice
navigation True-bnt we propose that this nayiga-
ton shall be very much improved, and that the Blue
Rjdue anal shall be reconstructed This, in our opin-
lon will afford them ample vent for every thing hat
can be raised for market, and will enable Them TO convey
to rnarke cheaper ihsnif they had canal the whole
distance. As to the or $500, GEO already Aroun a.
,cay on this part of the line, our impression is thai
had better lose thai than 10 lose million more BY
an abvfye effort to render it productive
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

NrRS. SARAH II. JENNINGS wlpd We eld 10
.Fa take about four yumL Ladies as h4arders Tier
residence is in good shhorhaod Church street, ep
poste the ljapts Church. very chgenen! 10 all the
schools Particular a'lrnlan vii BE- paid Ia heif Cud!.
Ln, Sc Term. made knoan niJu application.
Oct Is
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v'OE. xxfp..-.y0. 30.

Mr.Ioler has sounded alarm Ia the Richmond pen.
pie les the trade Of the south should he diverted
irm that city Ia Balimnrc. becsuse has been suggest.
ed, thai nj proper TIM the MiAdaniz'd road truin
Winchester Ia Slannun shntld be- tended ram the lat
Ter place To Buchanan; thus showing that drowning
will catch nj sitaws. II entered Inio our
heads that Meadanisrd rad conld ever snccessful-
~ cunpee with canal, aud consequently we never
dreamed thai such iaad would divert trade from llci-
nmnd to Blltimore( = But we d. think that The Valley
Is ented Tho extension oi ITS road givn2 il facilities
q transportation. not only towards Wineheaier b"t TO-
wards Jaints river alsn.
Wear niso IN mvor of permitting the Baltimufc and
ONO rail road company II eSnld eir iu1d Tar To The
North west. through our Satr. ei e3rd ciltirs Ut
transportation 10 all inhabitants IN That region, who
viii nui ho provided nr 10y the extension Of great
Central Improvement.
In short, we are tor inlul,ing In hral. see,iona
Telling, bui we % iur generous befal legslaion by
whch all sections shal be provided or and The nnbound
ed resources ui our State stall be fully Developed
fAIR-pLAY.
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q II II never entered lnt the head of Fair Play"
that The diversion nt PORTION Of the trade aud travel III
BALTIMORE hy Macidamzsj rad Ia Sauopn. is deen-
I'D ttubahle event. we he'll hln that the idea has
enlofediHt tr heads OF others oi them pretty long
heads. iou---aha know "a hawk lron handsaw,o nj
matter from What p1lut the wind may blow-nco who
ayow That Ills Ia thcir object ii maktg Baehanau The
terminus ui The South western mad Whether such
road compete with canal Tor heavy freight, may
In ddubcd. But Tor Light articles aud particularly ior
itdrei, would be pfceffcdhy perhaps equal nunher
Of persons In several respects JUDGED II wuu have lilo
advantage ul a ennn, aud we have no doubt wuud in
mnay points OF view be formidable comreilior. II u
not Improbable thai the western merchants who uil 1t
take that route and "o constitute no small part 81 te
travelling public, wudld s1nn barn send n lead lllc
lighter produce 10 mari ct, aud their g,ods ,ne by tho
fuad on vi ch they themselves would travel
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Tae Anncabur9 I'evoiuiaG.
''F All, PLAY =

Always disposed 10 give to opponents. upon any
question, Far Play By enabling lhrm lie conlroverl
our opnlons in columns, We very cieefinlly pub
Nh The following article, IN compliance with the re.
quest Of The writer We should have taken the liberty
oil emitting his complimentary Phrases 90 copy which
may seem 10 mply bad iaste) ii that the force
ut The dntiihess for which doubtless they pfnc
paly used, would be thereby impaired. \ few words,
by way Of explanation viii be appended, ia the form Of
=" .N6tes Ed. I'rgiaiaa1
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= THE LYNCHBURG IIRGINhN,

NJ VTh III No II d . NU NUINIDN,
bl;shed ssai-,eeeAty, (e0crg .li0lasy aad Thursday
nv srATilAM, D.LLAaD . l0WALEl.
Fur Dollars per sa,tsa payable IN advance NO sab-
italian ,,ili be rccsired tof shorter tine than str months
no paper ieiR be discontinued, (creept al Tie discretion
I'm. Eiitors,) until all arTearaSes @e pad.
as IMPROVEMENTS Inserted at so eentspe'
n,re Tor tsss) for ercry ie form insertion ana 81
o. n,s squire COR es') f1f every o"fs' te ass,e0
ErERl ADVERTISER IS required 10 note, on ms
ho,c long he ttis,es 6s advertisement inserted
m Enlightenment not 50 i.oted, tVN Be inserted ia its DIS
ontinttance be ordered
rop yE.4RLY qDVERTfSLNTG TIE terms are fer
-, p,ilsre Of tro squares 40 for one square So Tor
"a. squire, inner form, $50. EesIy yearly aa'sf,ss'
will required TO cogfse as Saeeff's"s 20
airline Of business
as. JOB PRlN'FLV'G eree'ted neatly aud eTpeda' o"s-
~ and oare aso liable terms.
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The consideration ui the qurSilun. And tirs oi
rs adnu THAI the t1nnsge aud navel which viii Pass a.
lon. the Riad. Ia ,ihct point, viii pay The Interest
the cost nj It's construction to that point The distance
tffm lynrhhnfc II the Tennessee line Is 2i0 miles
Wl1ch al S2Olnt rer nie will mako the uh,le ,.,.t
ltah lshchtnIg Sl.su000n The distance lnnm
buchanan u.lhr Itnnessue line Ia 2n6 miles Nhica at
a.uoa PER htbs vii make The whot eosi lfan nneh.
anap 81 lo,tuu making tItrcnee IN hvur Vi ilueh.
1naa IT 43Sa. 900
Now having already shown above. that with the
NJ 51uonJa alfeady expended above LYnehbdfg IN the
construction 81 tie canal, II viii mol take than
l.0uOOuO to hnsh II IL Bu,mnan-~lf. Iom thai a
maant al ~ 100000 We take the $3.50 o0n the amount
IN aypr ul BneDanan, Ia the elnslfnenun 81 The kna
there Is tli Gully the tnterrA upon S32OnOO Ia be no
v1ded tf hy Tho tells the caual lrun Buchanan t.,
leacHaafs, aPIt tom what Is furnished by the South
western Road And conf lenlly ask. the iotuaee
thai viii he seni al1n2 Tho canal itan tha Nesl. will
TIL uuae Than way The ntrfrs a3l0, 0Od2 II epf-
aluy Will. Nay sull laucr argument Is Tins. That
by Engineer hHnps1's report mu1e 10 tho i.egls
Aturr IA FettaaIy 1855, the tuad iron | .,oehhua la
tue lfR Iinb IA consequence al the great iii 'nles
be oetteamr In rs constructing world cost \ SD3 81
pr niie more an the Road from Hnrhunan 10 ihe Bio
lhh, and "a The difference IA distance between Tho
paH', Is 81 nilcs, Which at 81 suo per mile, would 4.
unant 10 tl5s 400, witch taken aln the S. - o1 IA
sboe apsve. Would leave only ihr interest fl6 100
Wheh would only be $9696, 10 be pnvniej Ion Ivy shu
tolls.
l,re then aean We have tho advantage. "a ever
present and hrelaaahlr argument IN vaf 81 lhn pra9e
cailan n the eaoHl at least IL buchanan. VIII MI
Iocr neW adult TINT he Is answorei and will In Prove
Ia thn West aud the public at hlae Tat he has mol
been uctuarrd by interested natives Nv unnp for the
cNlenson al Tho canal IL buchanan, and tie rensnc.
uan al The Southwestern oad from thai point the Ten
II, lne, on State accounl1(d
Aud "heihe, Mr., loer vii or will not do lhia will
mol or next legislature III yeN ot all ,hese heta
the neans tut putng under simultaneous constructions
hoh The 'anal from lsuchbng 10 Buchanan. aud
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1845-10-06

L.4N'As 70 &c s4FER'.
A"AiN offer for sale my FARM in Nelson county.
N near The Courthouse, Containing
nv. &20 Acres.
,nis 'arIn Is very valuable well tnbercd in very
Wy ntg6bobood, and within ten miles Of the lanes
re- odhaI. The terms viii be liberal. Apply To
we subscriber in Lynchburg or Spolss ood Garland and
'''Oef' " hiiehead at Nelson courthouse.
Sept. 90 . O-'''''A,s -"
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I'd D.EE TICS.
.EOOE ne RsCre -

''XOOE Ue Mere ~
a SMALL lot of superior FAMILY CURED bA-
N con HAMS.
20 bbs of EXTRA FAMILY FLOUR,
20 boxes Goshen Cheese.
j asst received aud for sale low far cash by
HATCHER s. GREEN
Co. They also in receipt OF a fresh supply VI
Groceries Of every description,
Which they prepared TO sell loo for cash barter,
apon the most reasonable terms.
Sept. % Is
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w y. Ess u.
E9NfhPr.s.
y.y.0,'GRsEEss N.x.y.rED.

YEgO take charge Of Farm in The county Of " Jthe.
X Of about $50 of land, together with the
aprinent uf SIX hands. To II " h a snail family,
who eau cone recommended for capacity and good hao.
It's aud none Others need Apply liberal Wages in cash
will be paid. Address A. H., Ny,heyille, Va.
Sept. 20 al
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pected, without a vigorous compliance vi :
those provisions OF the school law wht'h
relate so the rethrfs to be furnished AnlN'
ally to the Auditor Of your county.
You ate respectfully solicited 10 use aPr
propriate diligence in Obtaining from tf>
clerks and teachers Of the districts in yoGi
townships, tuIl information upon the points
specified in section ., 10, and 90 Of the
rvcIunne of school laws, and designated in
the 1omns on pages So and iiO Of thai vot-
vme lf as Superintendent Of coinf'on
schools, in your respective townships, you
Will furnishro your county Auditor tuN
representation of the condi@on Of ihe
schools under your care for the PiteFens
year, you will materially advance the MUTT
ests OF education in orrr State.
SAMUEL GALLOWAY,
Superintendent OF fCo1aRon Scho0ls.
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EERMoNr.rAThe Legislature met on the
9th inst. j. Barrett, Wing, was chosen
president, 'plQ rm. of Inc Senate, having
,a2 votes 10 ~ for u. B. Villas, Loco. IN
The House, f. N. Briggs, Whigwas chosen
speaker by l05 votes to go for Daniel Ael-
doge, Loco, and nc for Others. Cheries G.
Eastman, ,of the Woodstock Age, received
6s votes lor,clerk; f. f. MerreE, elected,
he'd 'rl8. In the afternoon, w lliom Slade
was chosen Governor in Convention, Ivy
d32 Votes to 75 for DeMiel Kellogg, and ID
for w. R. Shafer. The Whig candidates
lor ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and Treasurer re-
Ceived136 V6tes each.--C CGRoinnatf GaseAe-
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CONTESTED ELECTION.

Our readers may remember that the las
legislature attached two townships O.
Athens county Morgan county. 1t seems
that tho vote Of Morgan county, indcpen.
dent of these two townships, elected the
Wing ticket, excepting the representative
and prosecuting attorney. The two town.
ships taken from Athens gave Wing ma
jority suaicientto elect Nj. Chandler, the
Whig candidate for representative, and
prosecutor.
The clerk Of the court Of Morgan coun-
ty, who is locoIoco, together with tw o
Justices Of the Peace of his own faith,
took upon themselves the ibertytof setting
at defiance the act of the Legislature, and
threw aside the polI-books oftbe townships,
andFgaVe to the Iocoioco Representative,
and prosecution, certificates of,electIon.-
The seat of the member of the ESusdawilI
be contested before the House. The PROSE-
cutting attorneys commission will be tested
by the writ.of "Quo 'eorranlo," 81
VIM. Medill, an officer Of the Federal
Government, (2d assistant P. M. General
woson an electioneerrg tour through CEN
ual Ohio this fall, and ordered the above
course.
An outrage, that for its equal has few
If any parallels IN this country by the crSrE
of the court, eneud tas we have nt doubt
itwiI,l feceive'a severe rebuke from the
proper quarter. The Judges of the csurI
ought 10 dismiss the clerk, insianier.
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by dogs, has' been aarmingly great esPeci-
aIIg since lsstspring. Avery worthy lar
.mer of our aceaaintanee, who lives shods
distaroe from this Placeiiniornaed us lew
days since that he purchased small flock
Soi 'finesheeP- few years since 3Shd' mot, ,
.wHhstandiBg they were mostly e%es' ana
produced great many lambs, ne mas now
the same mmber-he commenced with, the
entire increase having been destroyed by
dogs. Heinormed us likewise that it Is
the dogs &ept'in this town, that destroyed
the sheep. A farmers dog is not suffered
teslve long after he has been detected in
killing sheep, oreveh'sospected of such an
oh'pnce;' But ds the oW nsrsof those'a nimaIs
ho live ihN0wn have no sheep they will
do tlin their power to project
their favorite from harm. 1t is "a fact,
though strange one, that more Of the ca
nine race are keptin towns and villages IN
Ohio, than is common elsewhere. Tempt-
ing bounties have been offered for the de-
Of wolves, while these are not so
mach to be feared as dogs, evenVn the new
settIsments.-Le Lancaster Gazette.