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Pennsylvania. al low price. lit would
also furnish the Etizens ~ East Jersey
with more rely conveyance Of anei
agricultural prod lets to toe Ne" iofn
market.
On the 9Th ;rsttbe u lie OF Daniel Siod
dard, of HarrlaG, Vermont, presented
him with three 6e children, Cne son and
two daughters, wigh,ng togethef-a-qaaf.
ter of a hundred
The New Yor papers announce ano>
tber regular libebt Packets, to be estab-
iished between bat city and Havle.de'
Grace. France 10 sail monthly from
each place, on Il, first day Of the month.
We learn. (sss the New York Gaz
from a friend wb arrived in the James
Monroe, that b, Exc ellency NJ. Zea,. the
Colombian Miniter, died at beltenham
about the LIST of )ecem er. whittier he had
gone for the bejeit of bis health. which
had been very lad for considerable tune
From the W. Y,COmnerc,dt .1dV. oe"' H.
FROM BERMUDA.
We have received this morning, by the
British Packet, Marquis of Salisbury, Der
muda papers te the 4th inst. The Mar
uuis of Salisburr brings Londca advices no
later than the 18th November. A large
portion of the Bermuda paper before u.s.
is occupied by Report OF COMMITTEE
of The House d Assembly of jamaica, or
the subject ot,he d,stresses under which
the planters Il present labor from the OPP
pressive taution'and exactions to which
the produce Of their enterprise and INDUS
try has bee, subjected by the British gov
ersmen,.-An Address has been made &c
the King upon the subject, which is able,
concise, and bold.
E1trae. ofalener, dated 81. Johns, Por
10 Rico Dec le.
"Tbe iriate Congress sailed from here
yesterday-her errspd was the same a.
that of the Oher two vessels OF war. Al
the Congress went out OF port, an Amer
can ship (surposed the Budget, OF baltl
more, came in, prize to one OF the Pr'Va
teers of this place; she was bound, ! have
understood, from London 10 La Guira
with munitions of Wharf.-The Congress
sen, in her boat to ascertain the nature
and circumstances OF the capture, and re
NAMED Of the port all the morning, witt
a signal for pilot--but they have refused
going out This afternoon she has made
sail TO leeward."
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THURSDAY, JANUARY l6, 1885,
IN SENATE.

IN SENATE.
Mr.. Smith, of Maryland, subm,''ea
the following resolution for c0ns'os'a'
ton:
RESOLVED, That the committee on N'.pas.
Affairs be instructed to inquire into tne eNpS
diency OF making appropriations for the e;,,
ing OF Notifications on st. Mary's r'vei, WIZ" p;,b
the mouth ofthe Potomac, and on P'ih' WIN
in the mouth of the PatuxeDt.
The Senate resumed the cons'de,s
ton, in committee Of the whole I'm IN
Smith, of Md. in the chair, OF the pa .d
to abolish imprisonment for deot' ap'
the amendments offered thereto.
Mr.. Mills, Of Mass. rose. and en'e,eS rev
at large into the questions Fresen. .n.
by the subject-submitting the restO"'
why he could not 60, and arguments
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WASHINGTON Jan. l8.-ln the Senate,
the bill to abolish imprisonment for debt
continues to be the prominent subject OF
discussion. No question has YET been
taken on the main principle, or any OF the
incidental propo> iions and OF course no
decisive opinion can be formed OF the fate
OF the measure in that body, Nor can
any satisfactory indications OF the issue be
gathered from the course Of the discussion,
az both sides OF the question are main
tanned with great ability though the adj
vocates Of The bill have, so far, outnum-
bered IFS opponents. The interest oil the
subject, and the talents engaged IN the
debate, have attracted 10 the Senate crow
ded audilories for several days.
In the House of Representatives., the
day was so far consumed yesterday on
the bill concerning the United States
Courts in Louisiana, that the coDsidera-
ton oil the details OF the bill fer further
regulating the collection OF the duties on
imports was not resumed. That bill, how
ever, seems TO have seriously engaged the
attention of the House; and, il We may
Judge from present indications, there rs no
dolb, i, will pass the House, wihou, ma
terial amendment, in the form in which il
was reported by the Committee of Ways
aud Means. This, we believe, will be a
greeabe information to the respectable
mercantile community, al the same time
that, if matured into law, the bill will
prove advantageous to the revenue, by
fencing the laws for its collection with su-
rer guards. -
The London Globe, Of Nov %, and The
Star OF the 25th. contain The following
obituary: "Death-0n the eth oh. OH
board the ship Moss, OH his passage from
Philadelphia to This country, the Hon
WILLIAM LOWNDES, Member Of Con
gress from S Carolina MIR. Lowndes
accompanied by his lady and daushleS
sailed from New Castle, in very feebf
state of health, on the 21st of Oct y
must therefore have expired few dsls
alter leaving his native shores. The slip
arrived at Deal in % days passage
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! rod ofiron, drank him o'Ii Of his OH
ard home, sept him almn,s poor, ard
made his life ~ miserable, thu nj nnt Time
h went into tie army - common sol
der, IN the hope thai - some il,udly bnll'
would put IN end to his troubhs aud his
| life together.
The mag desired him TO cenfna
himsflffn the alIray y hieh had bro't them
| before him.
Your worship tsaid hey last Saturday
night Wns sitting hy tie Gre milhmy VIE,
talking lnlcrnhly quiet, aud At last, about
ten 0'oock, Mary said /, think III 20
Ia bod She made no reply, ard ! went
10 bed and, whatever possessed her, |
know no more lhan the rllld Unborn, hut
| hadn't been IN bed many minuirs before
shr rushed inio The room and pulled me,
bed, bedstcad and al slap iuto the middle
oi The door Lord bless You. sir !-ehairs,
tables, pokers. Tenders, liresslotes, no
thing came aniss to her She heaped them
upon me like fury aud, as saon rs could
dtsrninnglc NY self from among them, She
lew nj me, aud tore my shirt off my back,
and there was ! scampcrng about start
naked saving your worship's presence
room with ire-shovel DULY think, your
w0r hip, of heug snaekcd With fre-sho-
vel Would an, g6od nifc dc that, should
like 10 know | cried murder and the
neighbours coming lumhIng IN, sir was
stopped IN her career, and ! got some of
them 10 sit up with me all night"
The poor man was 50 oppressed with
his rerollrctions of llai horrible night that
he could get M further. lie continued 10
hold up The taiitrd remains of his SHIRT
reduced Ia a mere SIRED aud TO dwell
upon The shocking details of the fire shovel
operation 81 that alier all il was ltli 10
other nIucsses 10 describe The immediate
Affair which brought them b .ere lie ma.
gistralt.
by The testimony of these persons, il APP
prared that shr had sprnl The whole Of that
day Monday IN What she called looking
nP her hnahand, but which MAS, in fact,
raising riot about the house of his en-
ployel, Mt Noss, The extensive cutler IN
Dorhah. street AID llml dpon biz earnest
J requesting her Ia ~ home, she seized
him by his neckelotli, threw him on the
lloor, aud would have sltangled him, had
he moi been "xllhatfd by the united
| strength of three or four men.
Mia. Scarslifld had nothing To say 10 her
defence, except Thai her husband was an
idle. fellow, who wanted looking up,n
and thai hc beat her a often as She beat
him.
The magistrate ordered ihai She should
lind bail 10 keep the pearc, and 10 dulanit
she was commlltrd Ia prison. As tho off
ce,s were taking her away her husband
offered her some silver" Here, Mary,
| love-" anld h., PM This monry IN you're
20 kei-nny be you'li wanl IT," q Yoa
be ID, aud yuor money Too 2 replied
MARY, love" and pnapplDg her fingers in
his face, passed on 10 her cell.
L0adoa paper.
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lLoadoa Paper.
HeeWEf=sa
GOLD MINE

The Cheraw $. {. lntclIigencer, bus the
following paragraph IN relation 10 d Gold
Mine said to have been discovered IN that
vicinity
In the county Of Ansoh, n. G. two
miles from Rocky river and about thirty
miles from this place, there has been re-,
Gently discovered an extensive uod Mine
IN rxeayatiug which, wnrkmeii ara NOW
employed with very considerable success.
We have conyersed with gentleman who
u few days ago visited tins Mine from
hin we learn the ore is exceedingly pnre,
and sells readily IN lis erude state, ut 81
cents the penny weight. While he was
present, orr piece was dug up weighing.
twenty two ounces, equal To Sa40 10 cts.
Que other piece had previously been found
weighing forty ounces, equal 10 g7g8. Gold
~ mol found deeper than three and halt
feet below the surface There is small
creek running directly through this mime.
the bottom Of which being covered with
millions Of small poriiclrs Of gold glis
tering through tho IiInpid stream, presents
a very interesting & beautiful appearance"
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Na%Cl%G SCHOOL.
Mr.. KENNEDY

nESPECTFC LILY Informs The citi
IA zen- Of Lynchbnrg and lis vicinity, tat
be intends opening school IL The polite afl
Of bancing, al sir. Robert horfisss. He viii
teach lwo Gay IN each week during the ses-
sion, Nv bicl j. TO continue for twelve Breks)
The lime OF tuition III be Is follows. lhree
hours IN the torcBoou and three 10 The after
noon, at such periods as VIII not interfere with
the other stadies o. lis pupils. He Viii not
only instruct young ludios md gentlemen
committed 10 lis care 10 The most fashionable
modes Of Dnnem2. bat xiii also pay the strict.
est attention to thrir department, and use his
best cnGcaYbfs Ua thry may obtain tia, case
and dignity 81 carriage which 50 peculiarly
Distinguish tie iin,Ht world.
iie net'cr. iiin-rii in>t rom tis long OK
per,ence in New }orl, aud tue other principal
cities of the United States, and the suceess
that has uniformly siteHded bis eAefious, 10
be- enabled 10 z}c entire abstraction 70 l.osr
who may honor him Hilh their patronage -
Tho most satisloctoty f.. limoni,ds to cha
rac'tr and ability can be produced, If neccs
| sarg
= b. The Pentlemen's school will be hels
! in tie evening az early capd!e light, On TIN
| anne dav a. fbai Of The lneieas
| ~ Sradot ,fW eommeace on Frido5 Ire 20h
inst and be continued re .ioi'ou 4g I'm
Jdnr y cots
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n.o,r,ea Heroes, Sdge6 6id Statesmen 81 n
~ mertea.
~ he confined exclusively to those who sig
ia themselves, ia either capacity, III the
,,'s',l,tionary War, which obtained the hide
.'.,d,nce oftnelr county
s...,d Edition. Hih aaoppcndlr confirming
.,ie DECLARATION by the Representatives ol
the United Colonies Of North America,
= IN forth the causes aud necessity oi taking
ans. Ju'y D, l775-Ihe Petition by the
,lrr1.sseutaiiges OF the United Colonies, To thc
.,of q. eat Britain, July 8, l775-A procla.
- If Congress FRA day OF ta,tinG, humlid-
,,,nand p ave-, March 10, l775-i'he Decla.
,,fonaf independence, Jdy 4. l7IG and the
'.,,r,ls sto by tlle Congress OF the United State
- \mer,ca, October 50, l17y
A,o. the Constitution OF the Unitel State,
and IN fae well Address OF General WASH.
,..ros 10 the People OF the Unted States, a n
,oune,nt his intention Of retiring from public
.sry,ce September z, 1870.
COMPILED BY TII0HlS J RODGERS
sin all unconditional submission to lhe i rar-
n al minated ministers, OF resistance by 10. &C.
.ueIstt.t 10 our cnoict. We have counted the
cost ol TN, contest and md nothing % dl cad
jul a. voluntary slave y. Honor, justice, aud
,u,nAmt,, forbid us Ganeiy 70 sur ender chat
freedom wuch we received hom Gu. gallant
ancesto ), aad which Our innocent Posteiity
hayea rlsh, to receive from US. We cannot
endule the intamy and quit Ut 'esisnng sue
eeeding generations to that wretchedness which
mevitabl, ava, . them, II we b'aely entail here
d,Luy bondage upon them
:. Inc arms We have been compelled by our
enelnie, to a,oulne, we WI ~ defiance Vi every
hazari, with unabatrng IiInness and pe,se'ot-
ance, employ for the ? ezeivat'on q OF. huef-
tus-being with one mind resolved TO die nee
.nen atne than 20 live sltves.'-[ Dectefdtion
of Congress, setting forth The necessity q tah.g
w armS--JIty ., 100.
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New and aluable Medicine.
(SSS~@-NN rs \
NMELDRORN.

n his new and elegant Bal5am bids fai
i to stand unriyalled IN IFS merits, Tor Con.
snmptlons aud Coughs aud we boldly venture
to assert that no Medicine has ever gained so
much credit in So short time As this compo-
sition Scarcely cnse occurs but may be
relieved by the timely use OF II, many having
lately used it in seated Consnmptlons with the
most surprising success, who were given up
by the most skiitul physicians III the country.
Many certificates OF It's efficacy accompany
each bottle.
hereby certify that my wi. has for some
ii,ne past been troubled with violent Cough,
and has been in a very delicate health, and
after having tried many different things "uh-
ont getting relief, bought tol her bottle oil
DIR, Mellen Cough Drops, from the use Of
which a very short time She found great relief
aud her Cough has entirely left her and 5he
has regancd her strength.
Holm W JENKINS.
Hudson, l2h .Houib 29th, leI3.
Affirmed before me, JOSEPH ID. MCNEIL,
Reeordr Of the c''y n Htisoa
To the afflicted whom this may coueern--l
Rosanna Barton, do certify that took NO
lcut cold ~ the latter part OF tie ycHr IL ~
which created violent Cough and difficulty
of breathing, which was very distressing III !
procured bottle of Doctor Alelen's Cough
| Drops, and by taklrg ie" oose7 oi 1hh 7"'u
drops, was entirely cured Of nay Consh aud
pain in my side kOSANAA BAR ioN'
Wife of Mir. Joseph Barton
Hudson, I2M Monh l3h, lol9.
This is to certify that in June 1918, va
seized with very distressing Cough, pain II
my side, great weakness of the lungs, AID i
continued until July 1919, which confined N,
to the house aud part Of the time 10 my' bed
| had tried every thing as ihoughttlmt all II
vain. | was al last Induced TO make trial q
DR.. Melien's Cough Drops, which aslfe me in
inediate relief, inereased my strength, aud re
stored my former sleep. can with The great
est confidence recommend them 10 allth ar
afflicted with those complaints, aS very valn
: able medicine. NANCY BOURNE.
Hudson, Columbia ety. N. Y.Dee, y, 1919. =
: FOR SALE ny
{ DR.. I HUMPHREYS, Lynchhnrg
March Is lem
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ETecnted IN tbs nedtest manner. ard on the
most n'odsrats .tsrns, al hs OGite q the
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Va hiRgton Moaument Letter
EDUCa'vlUS.

TIVE next term Of I Billiards school viii
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dollars. No pupils admitted Tor n shofieF
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j il this day dissolved by mutual consent.
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Cotj0cd IaEEeay.-. One Mrs. Mary
Scarshrld Wa brought before the masls-
irate By a constable, who deposed, that he
found her bestrdiug her PROSTATE husband
and trying 9Th all her might to clIoak him,
by twisting bis nrekcloth
BI.. Scarsheld had something So very
termagaGtIsh in her appearance, that 1t was
evident to every rody, She would consider
the eboaking Of bali dozen husbands u
mere tribe. Her age might be about 10,
her person was tail and very lean, her sltlo
like wet parchment, Der mouth wide, her
lips blue and Fhr,elied, her nose fat, her
eyes bIoodshot, and almost as prominent
M holsters. And there she stood with
folded arms, and sco"Ilns br0w9, ~ JuR-
pf0oj seori of tine went
t. a combination aud form, JUDGED,
Wh.re every inry seemed 10 set her seal,
10 give the world assurance Of a shrew.
Her husband, Mr.. Scarsfeld, WAS quit,
as meagre in person MS herself, but he seem
ed a very harmless sort of II feiiow---and
! poor man, he seamrd sadly moiied viii
! his nlatrimoIiai inisorirs. lie had beer
welded To Airs Searsfold GO Years he said
aud it Was Gods mere. She had no
utterl, destroyed him lons ago. inslea.
OF loving him, AID hnnonlipg md oheyinI
him, az in duty bound, She ruled him viii