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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03
BY Wellington GoddIn.
Real Estate Agent and Auciloneer.
corner of Eleventh and Bank streets.

H7RJJsTEE'S SALE OF EXCELLENT
TITLE FARM OF 40 ACRES IN HENR1CO
ABoTT THREE MILES WEST OF RICHMoND
BETWEEN THE DEEP-RUE TURNPlkE ASD
THE RICHMOND A y ID FREDERICKSBURG
RAILROAD.-As trustee in a certain deed OF trnst
IRON Mr.. X. II. Stralon, bearing date l5th OF iIe
cenlber, 1873, and duly recorded IN the Henrlco
Comfy Court shall as trustee proceed 10 sell at
nnbiic auction. on the premises on THURSDAY,
IIth of September / $40. at 5 O'Clock L. NJ, tile
EXCELLENT LITTLE FARM located as above,
now I'm The occtpancysof Mr.. ton aud MS FAINT
w. 1t adjoins the lands of Mcssrs. Thoma. Johnston,
John A. Lynham. and others, conainns AZ
ACRES the most of which Is open land OF fnr quar-
Inv. The Improvements consist of 4 cominrlaDie
DWELLING AMI the uSua! nnt-buildtngi IArre Is
on the place ~ very superior ORCHARD w CdOiCE
FRUITS and Il well OF Rood water.
TERMS: Enough In cash to defraY expenses o.
sale and TO pay off the principal ana Interest oi
Terms as shall be announced At the time OF sale:
'-- '' ". GUDDlN. Trustee.
p q THE creditor would, If desired, grant liberal
cred his debt. fc
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BY Frank j. SANE pson.
Real Estate Agent, AuctioDeer. and Notary fuDHc
office corner Ninth and Hull streets,
Manchester, Va.

SALE OF A VAL
u LIABLE FARM IN CHESTERFIELD CoUN-
TY. NEAR THE CLOVER HILL COAL MlSLs.-
i,S virtue OF decree OF the Circnt Court for ahes.
tor6eid county, entered at the May term. lS79. Ia
The case Of Fnney rs Wake, We VIII seil II iront
of Chesterhel.; county courthouse, on MONDAY,
the Sth day OF September, 1879, between me hours
Of ! and z o clock p. ~. the VALUABLE FARM,
now occupied by DR.. John Wake, called Physic Hill,
a. whole or in such parcels Is may seem best on
the day Of sale. The whole tract contains SS3a
ACRES, IL has been divided into i've tracts, Us
NAV be seen by put IN the suctioneers office, and
which viii be exhibited the day OF sale Lot No,
J. with most of the buildings contains 435S acres
Lot No. 2. 1919 acres; Lot No. 8, lS2A acres; Lot
No. 4, 1O0A acres Lot No. 5. 32l acres. This and
for the most part lies beautifully, we'll wooded and
watercd, with two county roads passing through It.
and bordering ON the Clover HUI railroad; conve-
MEN. to schools, churches, post office, and railroad
depos. Portions Of rle land has quantity OF cord
wood. some OF the very best for shipping purposes
and otherwise we'll tmbered.
TERMS: Enough cash 70 defray The expenses e'
suit and sale, eonnissioners fees, &C. tsay abon
5000; and to tile deferred payments. on credit
Of one, two, and three years for negotiable notes
with interest added from dsy OF sale, and lille re-
tanned until the last payment OF purchase money !.
made and q conveyance ordered by the Ilrcul'
Court. BENJAMIN n. NASH.
WILLIAM ]. CLOPION,
au as Special Commissioners.
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By j. Thompson Brown,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer,
lll3 Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF TWELVE FINE
i MlLCH-COWs, 4 LARGE QUANTITY A; !, p4 ,t GE'
WHEAT-STRAW. AND A NEW STOIk,BkltIh
HOUSE JUST FINISHEDl. ON VEST GA ~,
STREET BETWEEN tLUM AND H a. !, o,l,
STREETS by virtue sf deed of trust dated ZSth
day OF August, 1879, executed by James c: ha,d y
and wife 10 the undersigned, and duly recorded IN
the County Court aud Chancery Court T1GsS;
will proceed to sell, on the premises, on II uRS-
DAY, September 4th, at 3 O'Clock, TWELVE FINE
MILCH.COWs. new In dairy Of Mr. james Z.
HARDY. on Washington near Cary street; imme-
diately thereafter will be sold LARGE 90 Cyan
TlTY OF STRAW, from the last crop Of wheat
After The above sales Of personal property.say, ?
O'CLOCK p. MI will proceed 10 sell ne NEW
BRICK HOUSE. fronting 35 by so feet on we:t
Cary street, and nearly IN front OF said HARDY 5
residence. I, vorv
pretty and desirable dwelling. ,,,o g.,
Attention Of parties desiring neat reslueEc 80, -,
the western port0n of the city. and those arSlr'S
TO add One mllch-cowS to their daricS' Is ca'i'" "
this sale. -. ..,o,rt q pepotIab,e
note for sixty days, satisfactorily cnuorseu q,
nsrson,I nroDcrty: and "a TO real e'alc ohs in,
r1.b balsnce in six, twelve, ana elehteen III
SIX per cent Interest added ana SecHreo ~ neso
~ ,rnst ALFRED K. COOfil Nell Afu.'e az
j. THOMPSON BRowS, Auct.oncer. n- oo
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RESIDENCES FOR RENT.


No. us south Third street between Cary anu
Canal streets, containing about twelve rooms ana
all the most modern Improvements anu conVe-
niences. ,,,,.., s N,,,h
streets, ten rooms kitchen, stable, gas water, &c.
a" Nos. 900 and 3lI west Grace street. between
Madison and Monroe Streets ten rooms und AL con-
venicnces. and have Iaely been put In thorough re-
pair throughout. w ~.
No. 3l4 south Fourth street, between BYRD ana
Arch streets. Candies Hi, eight rooms; very
nice residence. . tai, ,
No 26OI, southeast corner Twenty-siXth ana
Franklin streets, seven rooms stable, &c.
No -. southwest corner Twenty-fonrth ono Maj
shall sfreers. ten rooms, all modern covenlences; IN
thorough order. r,, $780,,
No 3O2 wet Grace street, between Madison ana
Monroe streets, seven rooms; Kitchen, oatll, &c' d
very deslra bile small residence. ,,
Twenty fourth between Broad and Marsha
streets. j., . ,o, ;,
BRICK RESIDENCE south side OF Broad De-
tween twenty third aud Twcnty-fourlh streets,
BRICK DWELLING. Sub!eti'S Row, west SLUG Oh
Fifth between Clay and Leigh streets:
SMALL DWELLINGS and ROOMS for rent III
"' '0A0 '0 ROBERT Il. LYME,
ou on G NSw9t 1912 Main street.
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DEPARTURES OF ETEAa nEs.

TOR NEW YOR K.-The OLD SWE
T Dominion Steamship Company's eaiasa
Steamship WYANOkE, Captain Couch: VIII sau
FRIDAY, September 9th, at O'Clock A. "a.
Freight received until O'Clock Thursday evening.
Through bills OF lading signed and goods Ior-
wurded with dispatch to all points north, south, cas-
and west; also, to foreign ports.
Passenger accommodations unsurpassed.
Cabin fare to New York, $12; Iound-trip ucEets,
S24. Steerage, Sc and SS.
For freight or passage. apply to
e. w. ALLEN & CO.. Agents.
se3.3t COmuany's Wharf. Rockets.
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GOLD SULPHUR sPRINGSFORSALE.
" We viii offer for sale. to the highest bldasr az
pui,Iic auction, on the 18TH OF SEPTEMBER.
1879 that VALUABLE SPRINGS PROPERTY
kuorn as the COLD SULPHUR SPRINGS, stu-
ate An the county OF Rockbridge, Va. and two miles
from nshen Depot. chesapeake and Ohio railroad
Sale to be made on the premises.
TERMS Made known on the day OF sale.
-. - II. A. GOODBYE, =.
sa a.eoitds JOHN ID. STERRETT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1879-09-03
BY Grubbs i Williams,
Real Estate Agents and Aucfioneers'
Eleventh street between Main and Bank.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TIE IN
" TEREsT OF JOHN 2. sCHERMERH0RE
IN THE FARM NEAR WHERE He 4 RE SIDE
CLOSE TO THE MECHANlCSVII.LE TURN,
PIKE. TWO Niles FROM RICHMoND. At
AUCTION.-In execution OF q decree OF tns C III,
emit Court OF Henrico county, entered on the 9ln
day Of December. 1873. IN the cause Of y Stokes
& Go. John p SchermerhorE we WIZ sell ~, hac
septem ber 1879, at ~ O'Clock NJ. the INTEREST," y,
OF John p. SUPERINTENDENT THE TkACI
an LAND above referred 10, con aiming about 100
ACRES, OF which 25 acres are In Wood ana fhe
residue cleared and In good heart.
The nroximity OF this land to the city. upon one
of the best roads leading thereto, gives II present
value for cultivation and large future faiue as hn
investment.
sale: and the residue at six Twelve ana e'gaeen
and satisfactorily endorsed; or, IL the purchaser
elects to pay one third cash. personal security WIZ
he dsnensei Within either event the title TO be re-
talneu until the whole purcha eoney shall be paid
- - ii. q. CANNON.
80, f.. WOOD BOULDiN, JR,
.'-' ~ Special Commissioners.
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FOR EgENT.

ZINE STORE IN CHARLOTTES-G
Il VILE. VA. FOR RENT.-lt Is new es:J
seventy feet deep, attractive 'front.' with large plate
glass windows in the business part Of me CITY ano
well adapted 10 any business: DWELLING over inc
stors lin ished In modern style. Address or call on
u. OBERDORF CIR, Main street.
se3-1m Charlottesville, Va.
TOR RENT, THOSE TWO NEW "a
FIRST-CLASS STORES, with DWELL M:I
INCS above. At The northwest corner OF Broad ana
Second streets. The upper portion contains nine
rooms are well lighted and arranged for aMeilings
hnnIy to john IT. GODDIN.
Real Estate Agent,
snort Bank and Eleventh stieets.
TOR RENT. THAT DESlRABLEM:s
4 RESIDENCE at tie northwest corner of 81
Cary and Adams sire cts. containing nine rooms. lt
has all the modern convcniences and Is In hrsl-rae
order. Rent very low. Apply 70
John r. GODDIN. Real Estate Agent,
sco-ot Bank and Eleventh streets.
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NLD DOMINION STEAMSHIP .ffE,
" COMPANY. r2fS2sa
GLYCERINE'

TLYCERJNE! GLYCER1NEl
WHITE, CHEMICALLY PURE GLYCERiNE.
imported from Hamburg per steamer Collect.
Eer sale by ,,poun a xopp,s. <
ke 2-6b DAfSrEVAA I" AAe"
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE
L FARMIN HANOyER.-Ry virtue of n deed OF
trust from j. W. B. Newton to the undersigned. trus-
tee dated 4th Of April, SIC. and Off In Hano
yer county. and being required so TO 40 Dy oIer
been made I'm their payment Will proceed 10 sell at
public auction, IN front or the store OF d. H. COSBY
near Negrofoot. in Hanover county. on WE'D.
NESDAY The Gath OF September, 1879. at II
O'Clock NJ, that TRACT or LAD ylIg IN , Ss o.
John j. TavIor's estate. Mr. Korb's estate. and
others containing l67 ACRES more or less, which
was conveyed to said Newton by j. j.. Talley.
TERMS OF SALE: Enough IN cash to pay the fx.
neuses of executing the trust and 10 pay The sum OF
S4O3 Sc. with interest from 4th Of April 1870, ~
paid due by Ia notes. each for the sum or S2oI
The residue of the purchase money. II any, 10 DC
made payable at such time and secured III Such
manner as The said Newton shall direct; or II ne
falls to give euch direction at such time ana lb such
manner rs the trustee shall think IT.
HILL CARTER. Trustee.
TnyrN VIrcHAS Cricr. sc 3-law3w
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crunns E WILLIAMS. Auctioneers. se3

DUBLIC SALE OF A YEBY VALUA-
BILE AND DESIRABLE FARM IN Abe
MARIE COUNTY will offer for sale at pub
lie auction. on the premIl:es, on WEDNESPp4AFS
ASD PRODUCTIV ESTATE known
as VIEWPOINT" en- which the lste Mrs.
Anna NJ Moon resided. situated In The Green Noun
INN neighborbood just below Carriers bridge on
Eardwarr river. containing about 72S ACRES.
The DWELLING-HOUSE Is large and comfort,
able: the out-5uildings, baru &C.. convenient ana
well constructed. The orchard good. and IN full
bearing. The land OF excellent quality. Churcnes'
mill, stores, and post-oilce convenient, and neSh-
borhnod fine.
IL win be sold as whole, or Is capable OF SUBJ
division into several farms 10 suit purchasers.
For particulars, address the undersigned at Glen
dover, Ahcmarle county, Va.
CorrespoD dence invited. o>- ,.
=, . IT,, of Mrs A. M. Moon, deceased.
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pHILADEL A, RICH srGEFA
L MoSD. AND NORFOLK STE AN :: %
SHIP LINE-F0R PiiinApEl2iilA' y r vEn
THEEE TINES A WEEK.-unul further no
tse the steamers Of this lin. win MAKE Irl-TesEn
THURSDAY. and SATURBAY, and RiehzieAt
every TUESDAY. FRIDAY. nnd SUNDAY. COO.
meeting at Philadelphia With Clydes New Engians
Line for Fall River .
Quick TIME-fIEQuENT DEPARTURES
LOW EST RATES.
Ercight received daily until o'clock p. NJ.
JAMES W. MCCARRiCk,
General Southern Agent, Richmond, Va.
WILLIAM 7. CLYDE CO.,
General Managers,
ao2S Nc. IL South Wharves. fni2dephi3-
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Az Jno. D. Langf,font Jr. Auctioreer,
no. 91S Main street. a
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OooK AND JOB WORK NEA apahIsrI p'
% ENyTD AT TIE oisfA'
HoBSK
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cMALL DWELLINGS FOR RENT. a.
Tventv.ffth street corner OF Leigh street-four
rooms.
Tlirteth and n streets-four rooms.
929 west Clay street, near Hancock street-h's
rooms. . - .-.- ,,. o,,
No GIT Twenty-si1th street, between Leigh ana
streets-four rooms. -
Twenty. seventh between Marshall and Clay
streets-six rooms. .
Twenty eighth between Clay and Leigh Streets
four rooms. .. .ro,
Mayo between Ross aud Franklin streetsIsseven
rooms AnniY to ROBERT LYME,
m ans MSW3t 1912 Main street.
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EXCURSION SEASON OPENED.
The steamer ariel" Is now ready for engage
meuts for Day and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. a
LOWER RATES than have ever been offered before
Freight received daily for Norfolk, porsm"utiI
Newberp, Washington. and Tarsoro. =. c., and al
landings on Tar river; Washington. D. C., Halnp'
ton, and Eastern Shore OF Virginia: ana rsSni~!
bindings on James river. ut owcst rates. -
The steamer ARIEL has lately been almost en-:
tIreIy rebuilt and refurnished in an elegant AUG
costly manner, and is confidently recnnlenard ::
the FAST EST and most cOlniorlaDle ste''ei 1i'' i
run on this route for many years. ,,,.
49, N T.. 4. TATUM, superintendent,
100 Main street and Rockets.
r " ,rrc,ppTrK. Aprur Norfolk. sea
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cTOREs FOR RENT. o.:

STORES FOR RENT. Ea
East side Of Thirteenth between Main and Cary
streets LARGE THREE-STORi BUILDING, wen
nd apted for any kind Of bu.incss.
STORE. with DWELLING over same, on SCUM
teenih streets well suited for n grocery, being 60
near The Old Market.
VrRY DESIRABLE STORE. with basement and
sinh. easements on Main near Ninth street No. 9O3l
lately occupied by Msssrs. W. D. Blair 6 co. VIII
suit any business. ~
SMALL STORES in various localities.
hnnly 10 ROBERT Il. LYME,
I'D . arewot Main street.
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nFFICES FOR RENT-TWOa
" LARGE. WELL-LIGHTED, and WELL ~
cey's Sookrore No. l7s2 Main street, suitable Tor
lawyers or dentists. Apply at D&spsteh once.
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STORES.
No. east Cary street. BIacksmiths-shop.
No. 1922 east Main street.
No. I'LL east Main street.
No. south Thirteenth street.
No. - Twelfth and Cary streets. Apply 10
an 90 .eodht CHAFFIN, STAPLES Il CO.
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- FOLLETIN.
la NOVA DE LAMMERMOOR.
PoR
SIR WALTER SCOTT.
TRADuCCION DIRECTA DEL INGLEs
PoR
JOSE PEREZ Morris
FOLLETIN.
rRADuoo1oN DIREcTA DEL 1NGLEs
JOSE PEREZ Morris
(ooNT1NUAo1oN.)

Y s1ue importa, continue dirigi6n.
dose & lord Ravenswood, al rey, la rel
ma 8 al emperador que una vieja como
70 compre algunas botellas de brandy
de vino para alegrar su corazon?
Habiendo salido del paso falso que
diera, prosiguio durante ell resto dc
Is velada animando la conversation
hasta que habiendo rehusado sus hues.
pedes beber mas, pidieron permiso pars
retirarse q sus cusrtos.
El marques ocupaba la alcoba dc
preferencia que en- toda casa que nc
fuera muy pobre SO tenia preparada
para ocasiones solemnes como la pre-.
sente.
Ell blanqueo fno y las cenefas mo-
dernas, hoy tan en- uso, eran desconoci-
dos on aquella epoca, y Ia tapicerfa So
concretaba las casas de la nobleza Y de
los ricachos. El tonelero, que era tan
vano como algunos ricos. habia imitado
la moda de los propietarios inferiores y
del clero, quienes adornaban sus princi-
palts departamentos con colgaduras de
una especie de cuero pintado, fabrica-
das en- Flandes, en- las que Sc represen-
taban arboles y animales grabados 30
bre cobre, = sazonados con algunas
leptencias morales que, aunque escri'
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un apeadero en- Ia seccion de Inca del
ferro-carril del Norte Immediate la
Puerta de Hero, para que la reci-
ba ell rey continuando la ilustre Sc
nora hasta ell Pardo ; ell dia 20 ven-
dra a la c6rte, Sc vestira Ell traje nup-
cial en- ell Ministerio de Marina, de
donde saldra, con ell ceremonial que
le corresponds, para la basllica de
Atocha alli recibiran los novios la
bendicion. Despues empezaran las
6estas reales habra fuegos artificial
les, besamanos, gran bale y toros
con caballeros en- plaza 10 de STEM
pre-. Bien venida sea la augusta Sc
nora, y ojala que no encuentre aqui
mas que horas de algeria que no
turben ell concerto armonioso del
amor de dos almas Juveniles.
Sigue ell entusiasmo en- favor de
las victimas de la inundacioa de
Murcia y Alicante en- Francia Sc
han mostrado, como va die, bene-
Gcos hasta ell extreme y era preci-
so manifestar nues+ra gratitud al
efecto Sc han reunido aqul los escri-
torres, y Sc dara un banquete al que
Sc convidara los corresponsales que
Sc encuentran aquf, y q los que quie.
ran venir de la vecina repdblica. El
periodico ilustrado, que Sc titulara
Paris-Murcia, Sc espera con grandl.
simo interes.
Hemos tenido carreras de caba'
llos era precise aprovechar la ven.
taja de tener un hip6dromo, que nos
ha costado caro- pero la fiesta no Sc
aclimata en- Espala. iQue diferencia
en- ell movimiento y en- la animation
de la tarde en- que hay corrida de to-
ros! Ell redoEdel taurino 10 menos
es espanol, de pura raza, y ofrece Ia
ventaja de que mueren los caballos
y hay costillas rotas en- los lidiadores
y peligros para todos, y emociones.
" este Sc llama espa7ol con ciertc
orgullo?
Cierro mi carta anunciando ls
muerte del marques de Nuilez, ia
moso m6dico que trajo a Espa1a
impuso la doctrina homeopatica, CO.
mo discipulo de >Hahmemann. Su
perdida ha sido muy sentida, y justa'
mente llorada por los que debieror
su salvacion 4 los gl6bulos, tan com
batidos por los que cierran los ojo'
q la luz y a la verdad.
| Y0
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COMO SIEMPRE.

En- un peri6dico de la isla. que nos
abstenemos de nombrar, campea, al
final de IN suelto que pudieramos
tltular Tariaciones sobre e1 tenaa del
Institute, ell siguiente parrafo que
consideramos 10 mas insultante que
puede escribirse tratandose de un
pueblo moral, honrado y digno de
las mayores atenciones. Leanlo nues.
tros abonados aunque les repugne:
"Lo decimos con toda la entereza de
nuestra alma: 81 Puerto-Rico no trata
de fundar un nuevo Institute civil J
provincial 81 en- clio no SO empe1an
los hombres que aman el porvenir de
sus hijos, no es digno el pals de SCI
considerable como un pueblo civilizado
nj tratado como tai: que caiga ent6n-
ces sobre 81 el regimen brutal del feuda.
lismo, y vuelvan los castillos senorialea
y la ergastula y hasta el derecho de PER
NADIA.
Sabese que aquf 10 que quieren d
todO trance muchos, no es defender
preferentemente y abogar por la d.
chosa y cacareada installation del
Institute provincial; ESQ que anhelan,
por 10 que claman, por 10 que quieren
hasta corcitar los animos, es cierta-
mente la separation de la Com
panla de Jesus de la ensenanza
que, s6lida, moral, fecunda y ba-
rata, se da en- ell edifcio de Can
grejos. Sabese, ST, demasiado que
10 que Sc desea es la realization de
tan arraigado como injusto proposito;
sabese todo este, en- fin, porque en- vez
de probar-ivano intento!-esos que
asf proceden, las sonadas ventajas de
un institute seglar sobre el de los
PIP. Jesuitas, otra cosa no han hecho
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tica tanto tempo esperada, y el parti-
do tory 8 conservador obtuvo, 10 mis-
mo en- los consoles de Escocia que en-
los de Inglaterra, una preponderancia
de poca duracion, de la cual no es nues-
ira mission relatar Ia causa nj las conse-
cuencias. Baste decir que este cambio
on el gobierno de Ia reina Ana afect6 &
los diferentes partidos segun la natura-
leza de sus principles. En- Inglaterra
muchos partidarios de la alta Iglesia,
con Harley, despues conde de Oxford,
a la cabeza, fngieron separar sus doc
trinas de las que sustentaban los jaco.
bistas, a causa de 10 cual fueron llama
dos los volubles. Ell partido del alto
clero escoc6s, al contrario, procedien-
do como caballeros que SO llamaban,
fueron mas consequences va que no tan
prudentes en- su politica, considerable
estos cambios como preparativos para
lamar al trono, muerta que fuera la
reina. q su hermano el caballero de San
Jorge. Los que habian sufrido por
servirle abrigaban desmesuradas espe-
ranzas no solo de ser indemnizados, 81
no de ser vengados tambien en- sus ad-
versarios politicos: en- tanto que las fs-
milias adiotas al partido whig libe-
raj no veian mas en- el cambio que la
renovation de las penalidades que ha-
bian sufrido en- los reinados de Carlos
II su hermano, y una revancha de las
oonfscaciones que ellos habian impues-
to los jacobistas mientras rein6 el
rey Guillermo.
Pero los mas alarmados con este
cambio de sistema fueron aquellas CO.
lectividades de personals prudentes, que
SO encuentran en- todos los gobiernos,
pero que abundan mas en- una admins
TRACTION provincial, como era ent6nces
la de Escocia, y que son, como Crom-
we'll los llamaba, deyotos de Ia Provi-
denais, 8 on otras palabra.s adietos 81
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OTRO ESCANDALO.
Dice un colega madrileno:

Dice un colega madrileno:
Nos escriben de San Quintin de
Mediona, provincia de Barcelona,
otra alcaldada, mas suntuosa, 81 cabe,
que la del alcalde de Cervera = la
del gobernador de Huelva. 81
Por fortuna parece ser que el all
calde de esta nueva alcaldada ha tro-
pezedo con ell sentido comun de unt
gobernador que le ha suspendido, y
pasado ell asunto al tribunal, que
aplicara la ley d los trsnsgresores.
Pues es, segun nos cuentan, el ca
so, que en- dicho pueblo hay una CO.
leccion de majaderos que dedican sus
6cios a evocar espfritus echar con
ellos sus parrafadas es decir, que
la secta de los modernos brujos y ni-
gromanticos tiene ALI sus correspon>
dientes duendes y hechizados. /.
7 enfermo un cristianO, casado.
por SUI mala ventura; con una desdi-
chada quien faltaba, 10 m6nos, un
tornillo en- la cabeza.
Ell Parroco y su Vicario, sabedo-
res de la enfermedad de su feligres,
SO presentaron, cumpliendo su obi.
gacion, en- su casa (; le vieron y pro-
pusieron administrarle los Santos Sa-
cramentos f; y el enfermo declare que
81, que queria morir cristianamente
como sus padres y abuelos, porque.
como ellos creia en- todo 10 que Ia
Iglesia manda Greer. g
La mujer dijo que seria menester
consultarlo con ell medico. y prone
tic avisar 81 la enfermedad apre.
miaba.
Pero asf que salieron el Parroco ,
su Vicario, Sc posesionaron de Ia ca
sa los espiritistas y dejaron morir al
enfermo ell dia 9 de noviembre, sin
los auxilios de la Religion, contra su
voluntad expresa y manifesto.
No contentos con ESQ, proyectaron
eaterrarle 4 su gusto, es decir, como
a un perro. E hicieror correr la voz
de que Sc iban q inaugurar los entie.a
rros civiles.
Excusado es decir que Ell Parroco
acudi6 d la autoridad del alcalde re-
clamando ell cadaver de aquel hom-
bre, que pertenecia q la Iglesia. Las
pruebas del Parroco no podian ser
mas decisivas. En- primer lugar.
constaba la voluntad del difunto por
ell testimonio del Parroco y su Vica-
rio. Pero ademas era pdblica y mo-
toria la cristiana vida que observd