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The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-16
DELINQUENT LIST,
Of Lands and Town Lots in Belmont
County, Ohio.

The following is a List of Lands and Town
Lots within the County of Belmont, returned
delinquent by the Treasurer of said county,
for the year 1882, with the Tax, Interest and
Penalty due thereon for said year, together
with the Tax for the year 1853.
LANDS
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NJ OTICE.-The subscribers will offer at
Private sale the g. E. Or and the 3. w. qr. of the
g. w. or. OF Sec. 12. Appraised al $40. And the 8.
w. or. of Sec "a Appraised at SEQ. All situate in
Brown County State of Indiana II heins the real estate
os which Thomas Bowles, late of Belmont county, died
seized Of Terms Of sae-l in hand. in months and
in I2 months Secured with interest 10 satisfaction of
under signed. sale can he made any time between
the 9th and l2h of Jan 4 by either OF The und rsign
ed by calling upon them their resdeneeor at the Of
dce Of MiLLxR fEssIsGTos, ESD. ST. Gairsvile Ohio.
REESE LEWIS.
CHARLES LEWIS,
Guardans of minor heirs Of Thomas Bowles, decd.
Dec. Q, Is53.-4w. .rz ar .,ss d.
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Owners names.
Colerain township.
Chick Garrison
Smith James M.
Thompson Israel
Flushing township.
Burdett james
Gregg John
Norris M. e. T.
Todd Archibald
sahie
Walker Isaac ].
Goshen township.
Bowles Alfred T..
Farra Reece
Way Thos. A.
Kirkwood township.
Cole e. Howard
Gilbert David
Holloway&P Pickering
same
same
same
Met cCartney John
McConaughcy "a mes
Moore John w. j
Pickering&H holloway
Mead township.
Albright David
Dunlee John
Davis John H.
Dotty Mile
Ha mmonG David
me
Kirk patrick John
Lewis Hctty
McGrew Archibald
Pease tow nship.
Burchell e. Ford
oulter John
Eldridge -
Hicks Joseph
Lily Benjamin s.
Maidens Andrew VI.
NJ McGlenn Edward
Ryan R. B.
yanpelt Jacob
Pul.ney township.
1 Hooper James
Littleton Charles
| Myers Genrgc w.
Todd Archibald
Richland township.
Ayers Obediah
Barton George
Clarke Isaac N.
Cavender Samuel
Ecroyd John II.
Hess Perry
Lee Isaac
McMillen S. theirs)
NJ, ore Samuel IL.
Nichols Eli
Sinclair Sarah
Stake IL Faust
Thompson John
Somerset township.
| Allison John
Bryant Josiah B.
same
same
:. Candon Perry
: Dennis Washington
|. Dew Joseph
. Evans Zadock
{ Howard Henry
= Lefever J. w. =.
Neiswanger J. their
same
: saIne
!, Perrine Peter
!; Stanton Jas. si
-, Taylor Sam'l A.
= Townsend Stephen
w hitscfe Hiram
same
Smith township.
Garrett Benjsit.n
Men eeee John
t. sshe -,
| Ramsey ssp,t
lUhion !, oWhship.
Hoge VITA, lheIrsl
The Belmont chronicle, and farmers, mechanics and manufacturers advocate. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1848-1855, 1853-12-16
THE PENNsYLvANIA SMALL NOTE LAW,

i"e Pdssage VI any law ProhiOtnS acts winch are
not morally wrong is in conflict with public sense Of
right, and is generally disregarded, and where hon.
erous penalty is attached to its Infringement becomes
the instrument of great wrong and subject of public
hatred and contempt This is the character of the law
Of 1850 in Pennsylvania, prohibiting the passage of
small notes under the denomination OF five doars2The
people naturally disegarded the law by general consent
and no one has thus far been found and degraded
enough to prosecute in the case--unt three men from
OHIO, connected with some belonging to the State of
Pennsylvania entered into conspiracy make use Of
the law as means of Perpetrating grand fraud upon
some OF the corporations of the city Of Pittsburgh.
From the number of small notes drawn from the var
Gus corporations it would that nothing but a pre-
concerted and well laid plan could have placed many
in the hands Of those who checked them QUITO each of
which penalty Of $500 is attached, half of which
going to the iormer and the other the county where
in the institutions are located.
The number .. notes and and amount sued for is as
follows:
Penna. R. r. Co., on n notes $ss,5oo
Ohio q Penna " "on 62 notes 2,OOe
Clev. g. We!isve "on13 notes $500
Airy Saving Fund con Ia notes 1000
Citizens Deposit Blk on notes 5000
Farmers Denosit R,k amt pot snatifiad
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Making total Of 1856 900
II the cohplains are sustained, they probably will
be- the complanants will clear about $4,000 ard sacr-
flee their consciences if they have any, the peace of
their future lives, their serespec and the respect
Of every honest man in the community. The names
mentioned by the Pittsburgh papers as connected with
this legal swindling, d. T. Lawson and D. F. Davis
OF Ohio We hope they will be well known, so as never
to be forgotten by the public before they through
with it-WheeLino Gs,stte.
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PORT DEPOSIT
G'ssaSseEtN s. N1AstfEETs. SgsabfF.

fHN ME UNDERSIGNED, having taken The above
Il establishment on his own account IniurH>
hrs friends ami the public, that having made
ARRANGEMENTS with III" very hest watintu. re
Is now prepared 10 Hli al! ordrr, ior ct,iin 4:
AMI marbiurr" OF every Kind. at IA" shortest
notice. From the lavolnh!" location for piu-
curing iron. cCmi &c.. he attvr> himSrll lAnt
l." ran do work on j'rl1~ ihni viii make il uu
"hirlt win those having worh in his line OF
bJ-tHr.s. /, ra'.onisr l.n.
Especial attention will be pn,I to all kinds
of Nlill ""i FACTORY work. Aiways ON hand
and ter sal" 10 The trade
foW Ft&ii'4S. CG"Ha5 't'o-0a nores.
Sirref. ii"itow-warr Stor, Tea keiiIty
Ria bp''JH d0., iuyadr $. Tin H'urc.Gr
Orders s,n.cited and promptly attended 10.
T.. y. .MrCLEN hHNN.
The business will be unlcr the arrangement
Of htr. Henry NEWSSTAND. p;arlicaI mechanic.
an! I"C ma"y !rai@ associated with on" oi the
!1r2r,j machine shops at I'hjais lphlu, who
%iIi devote all his energies and experience IL
tn" prosecution OF III" bu.iuts,.
iiaaN AMI drawings raa ic Ii"r Of expense 10!
persons wi>iin- 10 have Wu.l executed.
T.. y. Nee LEN AHAN, Proprietor.
II. MEMS ~. }ann@rr.
Fort Deposit. .iur. IS
rrN,lIa4" l;.ror'. Kent News. Hartford
GaT"li" an Republicans crpy ) month, and send
ban iuaiI,3ii>rg.
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HENRY r. BRINGHURST,
.(ouccesaor TO Jos. Iii in.hurst.)
rs Role sale alaS. Retail ErFugelaf

n o. 81 MARKET St.. WILMINGTON, next
" door 10 the corner Of Fourth. have large
ly Increased the stock Of Drugs, Chemicals, and
Patent Medicines Ct tho old stand, for gears
occupied by Joseph Btinghursf. | manufacture
with great care all my Chemical and pharma-
cIiiral Preparations, personally selecting my
stock from the largest importing houses Of
lhiladelphla aud New York, aud olhcr places,
Cor cash only, and an prepared 10 s'l whole
sal" ant rctrl, Drugs, Chr:nicals an.! latttt
Mcdltnfs OF all in Is at the loves, cd~h prices,
Ercty lhiuc sci, warranted Of III. b"st 4,aIir,
OF the ninnry returned. am The Sole aud only
'"l"! sale aai rc;arl saent Tor d. d. James
faini'! Alclie,nc.: which, VII! all ether rrl-
cat Mrlic.ncs, will be soil wtu!osal. and re-
,a'! a. The rforfietor'y lowest p,e:s.
Wilmington, Sop /. IS
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IMPORTANT Ye EsnWIE&.

T1IE WHt!'r>Ign"I have I0r s0Ir he Iralin,irr
l. u their stock Of SEED DRILLS. piEusoH :
PATENr. They are DESTROYS OF occupyin. the
building IN which they are Stogc t.. othrr rur-
poses. ana VIII sell the D'llls at very conSd-
cIabte reduction IT called for soon.
This vii! probably BE- The only opportunity
10 rrorrrc his superior nyiii The low price w-
G!lar them nj bin. no IN iucemcni 10 cuutinnp
then manufacture. Persons moi uc1unjn,rd
with III" merits Of This Drili. can see The tnusl
satisfactory Recommendations at the c,Ecc
'ot thr Subscribers, on Scc"0i aud I.umbar.' s'y.
W AT" gton, Del. Bush y LUEDELL.
Aug Is, 80 BIN
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'6'EgE E.atk'EsrS E1hSs5cgYs.

nlLLl@ RlTTER has received the latest
W Fashions al his old stand, in the Elhion
"Bh#hAR. next door to the Pest Office.
Thankful for I'll" very LIBERAL PATRONAGE he
mas receIvci, h" is noW prepared to cut ana make
ali Minds OF garments in the best and mos / Il, Ii
!onaJlc STYLES. All clothes made Ev hiu war
ra0t"a to it, Don't forget the Oh Sioad il III
bt:aaf.' E!Atun, Apr II.
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U0-N",lIc nUsInt. hlNtTCI I'l1. NNfl.ItI n,,nf
S'ut in great variety. cloth. ca.-'4 ere. tW"ods.
alpaca, b,ocaj'. p,rDns, bet tickling. cnccN
shlrIng. strip" TO-. t,r.
\. 4. CoUoly pro!uce taken in cy"h0a.r
iOf goods. lan.a
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Wilmington Ch'hiHg House.

"|oieci|on tron' IiHtsr'y Normy Blast.
CYRUS STERN rou.rs next ia turn.
]" speak u TIA Il, m '!'nr'; well done,
he wants the people all 10 know,
hat Nilnnglons tie place to 90
10 hu! Cheap Clothing.
y good supply 10 meet r.aanl@.
i"n'iI ia r"nd Cyrus la, on hnrd.:
q! Fiolhng rare. aa chrap aid fair,
And sHrc 10 stand, aHl suit To wear
All Klaus Of weather.
AMI now take heed and hear nv statement,
Nn"-pr'cr fhc 90, an No Abairm-ni;
Ari iHtIhrr in,ni AT ,ln not hlrni.y,
by !oc>in- sigI.; III the righ! Number.
l.. lJalhsi -.
Wilmington, Nr,., Orl % 3ln
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS


~ Nj. TpRBERT has Now opened his new
Wv and well selected -locn of Spring and
Summer GuoIS, all Of which hr is uhtrInl very
cheap, His ~irck consists in pat Of
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Nt,E'Es'E.

THIS is 20 give noticc that all persons are
illhtdcn from tresrasStD2 On the premises of
the subscribers, cit her with dcg, sum, boat TT
dccoyS, otherwise they will be prosecuted 10
the c%tcnt Of the law. RicuAIp bRI>Tow,
Oct IL 3w FRANKLIN w LoRT.
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DR.. J. 3. ANARCHISTS
Cik.sI5S.s AEED GaTssOLECDy.

----T~-' WY Womb Fluor y bus or
Whites: Chronic Inflammation anl Ulcera-
ton Of The Womb; Incidental Hrnorrnagc, or
Floulinc; Painful, Suppressed, and Irregular
Men'ifut'inn. &c, VITA all their uccompaHy-
IA" evils, Cancer excepted no matter how
severe o. OF now long starting.
inc thp,tron tar surpas>a, other remedies
IN being more c"itnn, less expensive. ant
leaving the system in better condition. Let ali
therefor" Interested u such a remedy call and
chlan pamphlet (rcc) cgnlaining amp,r
pr"o., from highly respectable >ourcrs. OF the
happy results Of It's use together wi,h letters
trom Iir"t-riass experienced Physicians, who
have used it in then practice, and speak from
their own observations.
Pamphlets hal glats Mt the Store of " NJ
1okBERT, Agent. Elkton. Also sold hy
most of the leading Druggists in the aaioinin ,
counties.
Letter addressed to MessrS. Brach 4 nrownsnn,
Agents al NrWh"rry. c. H.. ). c., By Rev
c. S. Beard, OF same STATE
GLlNN SrRiNG., Jan. 9th, 1853.
NcssrS. B,aci. x Brownson-SrRS | send for
another bottle Of your anarchists Irc,in"
F'l''Ii"rn.' My wife has been afflicted tor
t! ven lars, aud variety of means has been
n"i to tor rrlici, but none wa ub'aInrd
ui!tl received THIS medicine from YOU. It,
inj""nc" seems almost magical: there was a
manifest improvement fem tie day il vas
taken.
~ rh"r" are great many females in our
country iah"r,n- under i"' 40. r;;ou for which
}us,r n" :jc.an proposes Il remedy, feel ii Il
Guy lo r"rumGra.i i, 10 all such
t>''H.|.> .,,,"Ij :. p~.ED.
J. g. ANARCHIST :. " y. ru,rjttu.<.
t,";,d iJ.poi, %oI Broadway, \. Y.
.tu- H.. - i'm
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Fall and Winter Dry G2addS.
SAMLEIEJEEy, TO. "a market St.

y 5I.I.-TtI u: 17I.J.,
= ESIICNFC LIZ informs ruyci asses, That
Ak he Is now opening an extensive assortment
=! TAI! aH! Winter Dry Goods, Of the latest
tlnrc!niions. aaa n"w styles, at the very low
est prices. f." Il the leading articles are:
f'cnci A'rr"us ant 'a,bn"trs, Ingii.h Me
rnns and Cobut& C!ota>, rich black an, !in.:y
SI.hS. best Lyon> SIN Nrlyct>, for n.an,.!,a,;
black AMI blue III. difo, Tor hornets: real
Welsh, ~ai "i,'r. superior FlaGncl>; shavls,
large yarletl siirudid double width darnnsL,
i"t cnI'0ihs; SHpri:o; cloths, amI iancy cass-
mcf": cagtcls, oil cc,is, and dlu@u,;, a fail
supply. toe, = I'm
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tNHcc. ss"r to y. iiur,)
No. 49, 'hrsiA"l s., Sr"m's EaHIi0g,
+ Il Ia b : LFHIA.
-. z: ..,-,,-.-.-, NNrrnS,yc Music Publisher. and
=, ~ Dealer in Musical instruments Of
i Z ! every Descriptions
l.NcIosly" -heeHi Tor tho safe OF IiaIIci, Dave
\ t"'< l'!"~ioa) Patent Suspensions Bridge
I.Uiian anA other
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gss1 va E'tGEE's'E,,

J. ]. LANCASTER respectfully announces
j.. 10 l.ag rit-a.n. ol iii.rou ani Vicinity.
l""i nr it'l~ ;G:t received u ,rlrndt toned
Piano iurtr, t,nI = Au" lnr, ate. 10 eiyc les
sons tilhrrat his vel .tnce OF the r'-iIrucr 81!
The pur'i ~ the ca may be rrqurc!.
y. i. " it i The intention OF the subscribe
or I" ""t"i" IN" who'll of his attention to- INIT
~lriaI ins'rurilou aad III" pru@rr@> TT lis pnpi..
pa" AM guardians will tiui it to tir!r al
Nan'n!" BY p.aciu- them ch.Ilr"n undrr his ia
Nhurllcn in This brahcn Of a musical "Iurali. IL.
Persons not hayln. All instrument at .ut.r.
WIIi and thi> an excellent opportunil, lo ac-
4alrc 50 delightful an accomplishment. Terms
mol,late.
Piano l'or'c~ tuned at shortest notice.
R"'Mcuc" uyAt tnor to Mi. Rankin. Watch
maker, Ei,ion, Md. Jan 20 If.
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RAGS. RAGS!

THE Highest price paid Cash for Rags, twool-
en- eXcrptcd.D at the Rockville Paper Mill, on
the Little i.lk, by l.. JORDAN,
March "a, IT
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NLOCkS.-1uSt received and for sale, Il ST.
y pcrlor assortment Of clocks. ranging in price
IRON ; 30 To 81. Also large assortment OF
Locking Glasses from l29 els 10 81. Call and
see cur assortment OF Clocks. Glasses, sc. and
we ieci assured you will be inclined tu purchase
alter E"n examine Ia" superior quaiity OF our
goods Directly opposite ,johnsou's Hotel.
May % Al. SCOTT X BRO,
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a)nr,,res ns.., a., ei:,t.,is,..--
:LDRlDGE CHEAP CARPET STORE,

'ElDRllTE CHEAP CARPET STORE
DERSONS wanting Carpets or Oil Cloths will
l. do well 10 cal! nj ELDRiDGE'S beiufe they
buy, tor he being under very light store 6 pen
scS, is enabled to offer great inducemrGt, 10
buyers, AMI will sell Wholesale or retail, al the
lowest prices in the city.
splendid Imperial,
SnprrHe Ingram. c
fHc and Medium 10. II l. a.
EeniinnS 81 all kints.
And hll tlo,i- from . + ct to . I feet Ia . feet
"!dr, I" c"i Tor rooms. Aaij>, &C.; with a ilr.r
assortment 81 Ingram Carpet, from - 10 81 cis.
per !ari; i.ntry ani stair Carpets from 10 {, ~
c.Dls prr 'ad. Al.o. "rAIR-honS, HEhRru-
flc~. FABLE and Peso Gowns, RAG CAR
rams. &c. IL II. ELDWDGE.
No. i &TaAWuuRY Street,
One door ohoyr Carstnnt street. hr,,Ycan
Second an INrd street, Philadelphia.
Sept. lilh--3m.
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George Earle.

& ttornay at Law. lIklon. Md. Office
I. u rcy door TO Tci beri's Store.
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Sept. l0:Il, 1888
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's'NE .ua.crther vii! scjI a. Private sale his
]. farm e.n.y,Hiug .
Lynchburg daily Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1852-1861, 1853-07-15
schools az Christiausburg va.

Messys. EdiforS.-Making short stay in the
town Of Christiansburg,an and Icing. travellers
generally are, little addicted To ,nq lisiveness,
| at once commenced my queries about the
schools at this point and TO my great surprise
| found very hourishing male Academy here
together with one among the most promising
Female collegiate institutions have ever met
with any where. These superb schools--for
such must ca II them, are urder The imme
date supervision oil gentlemen and Indies of
great reputation: having been started by the
Montgomery Presbytery, they are, to great
exlent,under its fostering care-and if encour.
aged must result in great good TO all Weston
Virginia Why should not AL the surround
ing country patronize these schools ? From
hat could learn youth,can receive class.
&c education at these schools Tor much less than
at any other place in Virginia and | must shy
III one of the most moral towns | have ever
met with | understand that the examinations
have just closed, rejecting great honor. alike
upon The teachers and pupils. Tie session
commences, as am informed, at each of the
institutions on the lst Monday in September
OF each year, and closes on the 9Th and 9th Of
July following. For the present adieu.
TRAVELLER.
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Pr0spects IF More Gold A correspop.
dent OF the Journal Of Commerce gives Tho
following ilattering prospect for a great in.
crease in the product OF gold in consequence
OF certain important inventions and i'm prove.
menls in machinery:
1t IS well known that The gold product or
the United States is to increase cons;dorah1,,
by the Improvement in the machinery for sen.
GRAZING 1t from the cath or quartz in which !,
is fonnd. The experiments made in New Yo,L
with Mr. Burd"ns crusher and amalgamator
were very satisfactory FaiIings from North
Carolina mines, which were pronounced h.,
sc'entldc men to be destitute of gold, were
made, through this machine. to produce more
gold than they had originally done.
"bul now learn that a new machine. tbs
enyeni'on OF Massachusetts, mechanic, is to co
brought out at the Crystal Palace. that will
entirely eclipse the other, and will per ans bo
the means Of doubling the gol product oftbis
country"
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COMMUNICATED

Mr.. Editor For the qualification of his
friends, please copy The following notice Of our
BELOVED townsman at 4 h July celebration
in Madison 1ndanna >.
The opening prayer by he Rev. DR.. Hol
.o.nbo was devoid of secteI1lnism, national,
christian and fervent The Speaker, imbued
with Il spirit of l776, thanked the Giver of
all Good for the inesimabIe privileges enjoyed
by the people of this country. for civil and re
hgious liberty. for the freedom OF speech, the
freedom ofthe press-the free and untrammel
Icd press. that dared to cite men in highplaces
20 The bar of public opinion"
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The ENGLISH MIssoN-The declina,;, m
by Mr.. Buchanan of the post of Minister 20
England continues TO be strongly asserted b,
the Washington correspondents. and in The
absence of any denial the report is gem rallv
gaining credence. The usually we'll posteJ
correspondent of the New York Courier !,
a5despatch datey Sunday evening says rb,, ~
decllnetlon had yet been received from Mr.
Buchanan. but the impression was universal
that he had thrown up his commission on ac'
count OF Cabinet difficulties, arising out Of III
Fishery Negotiations
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FAST TRAvELLING.-We understand tba,
some enterprising gentlemen of this city have
made arrangements to put on line of new
Troy Coaches from Buford's to Buchanan. a
distance of Is miles. This will be great i'm
prov ement upon the present mode of getting
thee from here. They expect 20 make it IN
hive hours tlme-at present i, takes the entire
day by Canal. Passengers will go by Rail
road to Bufords and from there to Buchanan
by the new line. The fare will be very low,
only two dollars.-Lyach. Republicans.
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Mr.. MAcAuLAY.-A Correspondent of the
Inverness Courier says: ii met Mr.. Macaulav
one day last week. processonising along in the
old way, and making Bennington Gardens re.
echo the ferue of his umbrella The step #
the great historian was,to use musical phrase
as staccato 40 firmly determined as ever. The
keen gray eyes had lost none of their eager. ON.
ward expression. and the sternly drawn lines
around the mouth worked with The WORKINGS
of the mind. Sill our impression was tina. NJ.
Macaulay was not looking well. His face had
lost is freshness of complexion, and there was
the sense of the touches of the hand ofaccumu.
ting years and labor evident upon the browe.
The last accounts of The prospects oflhe next
two volumes, Of the History were hardly cheer
Ing; but as Mr. Macaulay kes no share in the
proceedings Of the House. it is o be hoped that
the mighty task before him is being achieved.
slowly but surely, in the classic chambers ofrhe
Ibany
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PEACE OR Wharf.-The New York Times
very pithily remarks: at seems to be settled
that Russia has menaced Turkey with war, if
her af'matum were not accepted within eight
days; that Turkey positively refused to accept
1t; that the eight days have expired, and yet
leussia stands still. The general inference
from these facts is, that there will be no war.
The Sultan has issued decree confirming to
the Greek Christians all the rights the Car
wished to secure by treaty; and it is believed
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TRAVELLER.
70 The Roanoke Beacon please copy.

Col. Isaac Munroe has retired from the Bal
tlmore Patriot, having disposed of his interest
in that sterling old journal to John f. McJil
ton, esq, one OF the present partners, who be-
comes sole proprietor. Mr.. Munroc takes
leave oithe establishment after nearly half a
centurys Connection Herewith. He reires in
the autumn of his days. from the turmoil con
scquent upon the publication of daily paper,
" it'll handsome fortuLe, and an enviable and
well earned reputation.
negro man belonging To DR. Chandler, of
Caroline County, was killed by being run over
by car on the Richmond and Fredericksburg
Road on last Friday night week 1t appears
that the backman had lain down to sleep, close
to the track Of the Railroad, ard whilst Stun
berlng threw one Of his arms across the iron
rail The night train coming along, ran over
his hand, wrist and arm, crushing and manpl
eng them, from the effects of " hich he died
the day afterwards.
AT Cincinnati on the Alb of July, a man
named Ames, MORALLY wounded his relative.
Mr.. Richardson, in an airay-a young man
named Richardson, shot another named Wade.
killing nina riot occurred between gang of
rowdes and German military company. in
which several persons were severely injured
"a man was fatally stabbed at ball--a man
named McNeely had rib broken in fight
SIX women and children were injured by BEING
thrown from a wagon-during an exhibition
OF hire works stage gave way precpa,ing
sever al hundred people to the ground, and in
lnrlng many, and besides this there were four
fires. number Of small fights, four serions
accidents by fire works, several deaths bv
drowning, and number of narrow escapes,
&c.
Capt. Porter. Of Memphis, Tenn, saws the
Nashville Banner, the inventor of the celetra-
ted gun. has sold his interest Zone half) to Es
Gov. J. c. Jones. for $40, 900 Senator Jones
is IN Washington city, organizing company
with cpiral of $S00.00O
Lady Blanche celebrated trottinp mare
died on Friday, while returning from the Union
race course to New York.
The dwellngof S. B. Taylor in Rocking
ham county, Va, was struck by lightning, on
the Sd inst, and with its contents consumed
The Norfolk Argus states that ord rs hay.
been received at the Navy Yard to gel in read-
ness the steamer Engineer for the purpose of
conveying President PIERCE and family to Old
Point Comfort. The White House is under
gong repairs, and the Argus states that il is
understood the President and his family will
leave for Virginia Immediately after his return
to Washington from New York.