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MEDICAL COLLEGE
IL. RieislMOuss, EsirsiNiN.

TTNlIE Winter Ter-N OF Lectures in the Medical
L. Department of Iiampden sydney College, at
Richmond will commence on MONDAY, November
5th. 1893, aud continue until the last week IN
March
AUG. l.. WARNER. NJ. d. Gate Professor of
Anatomy and Surgery IN the University OF Virginia
Professor oil Surgery.
JOHN CULLEN, NJ. D., Professor of Theory
aud Practice of Medicine.
TH:JoHNSON, NJ D.. formerly Professor Of
Anatomy IN the University OF Virginia, Professor Of
Anatomy and Physiology.
II. J.. BOHANNAN, NJ. D., Professor Of Obstet-
rIcs aud Diseases Of Women and Children.
l.. w cIlAMBERLAYNE, NJ D., Professor
of Malcra Me ilca and Therapeutics
SOCRATES nAUPlN, NJ. d., Professor of
Chemistry and Pharmacy
The facilities furnished by the civ for Clinical
aud Anatomical instruction. surpassed IN our
country 50 that while the student is Becoming "a
niIiar with The diseases incident TO Southern eli
mate, he is enabl d to acquire thorough knowledge
OF The Anatomy of the human body the art of mo-
delling aud making anatomical preparations and the
use 81 Surgical Instruments, by practising upon the
deQ3 subject.
The College Infrmary, capable of containing t,ro
hUHdrcd patients. has recently been opened, aud has
diredaY a large number q patients, presenting the
student with variety Of interesting for study.
Clinical lectures delivered daiy by the attending
physician and surgeon, aud will be continued regular
~ during the winter. In addition 10 the COLLEGE In
Urinary, the student may avail himself OF the practice
oithe Cityilospital. Armury and Pene.tary, who h
are under the charge e one Of tic professors
Candidates for graduation will be required TO at
tend full course OF Lectures in tins Institution.
Good boarding, including fuel, lights servants at
tendance Ne, can be obtained IN tins city ior 'hree
dollars aud halt to four doals per week.
We are authorized to state, that a full course OF
Lectures in this Institution will be received equiv
alentto IN the following Medical Schools: Uni
ycr>ity of Pennsyyana jefferson Medical College
ofPhradelpha Ffansy lvanla University Lexington,
Ky; University of Maryland University Of New
York; Medical College OF the State of South Car
DINA.
The Professor Of Anatomy, will open the dissec-
ting Of the College on the first Of October.
AUG. l.. WARMER, NJ. d.,
Dean Of HE Faculty.
RIcHMoNp Oct. | 1888. i25O
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CHEAP E.gEE GOODS.

! am row receiving my Fall supply ofGoods, compri-
4 sing an extensive and we'll assorted stock of sta
pie aud fancy goods. ! would solicit a call from
my friends and The public generally before purchas-
ing, beng confident that they will find many desira-
tie articles at less prices then be found at any
olhcr establishment. The following goods | call
then particular attention to
One Case 81 black Bombaznes 81 cts. to 81
Black Lusltfings, good 81 cts.
100 pieces Kentucky Jeans 80 CTS TO 81
. Cases BIeachcd Cloths (fne) l24 cts.
, pieces Ingram Calpeting 81 l24 TO 81 %
100 French Worked Capes Is cts 10 81
y. b. \ large assortment of Ladies and Gentle
mems Coaks, Over Goats, Mcrlno and Lambs Wool
Shirts Drawers, &c. &c. &c. NJ. HART.
Oct. Is
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70 Editor orMc Morning Clr1aicic.

To Editor ofMe Morning CItonicic.
Sm-Aler my departure i'om London lou pub
llshcd AT The instance of Mr.. Stevenson the Ameri.
can ambassador. species Of almost one sided coz
respondence which took place between us | have
been prevented by other more important matters
hom sooner making few observations upon that
publication; and now, as you gave it circulation.
'h'nk may rely upon Your courtesy to insert my
remarks.
g In the first place, rhcrc had appea ID in TIE
Eraminer report ola speech of MN the great
Birmingham meeting on the lfs of august, which
contained the following paragraph -
- believe thelr very ambassador here is slave
breeder; Of those beings who rear up slaves for
would send here, man who tfafics in b I'D, who
is adlsgacc TO human nature +! hspc the asscr-
ION IS untrue butH rtaht 10 speak out.'
- In the next place, Mr.. Stevenson. on the 9th Of
August, wrote me letter containing part OF tho
above paragraph that IS Ire tied the words which
have put IN italics, and winch manesy show thar
the report could not be accurate, these words
made II Involve Il direct contradictions. And thus,
having ascertalned hatihe report could not be
rect, he, with the gravity Of diponatist, put 10
me the single question, viz: whether lie report
correct or not! 1t being thus impossible that he
should get any other reply to that question than thai
the report WAS not correct
Oh course answered his question accordingly.
VIZ that The report not correct; bu, | referred
expressly IN my reply TO another report oil the
speech IN my possession, imagining that he WOULD
upon such reference, call ior The accurate YER
sion.
Thus far it is quite clear that no apology had
been required or made. am duest, and should,
therefore, if asked have stated what1 really did
say, abiding by it only far AS II true, and a
hardening II in any particular in which it ght ap
pear that was mistaken.
But as | made Mr. Stevenson r. Zoology, hs
determined on making one 10 himself and accor-
dinghy wrote second letter, and in il presumed that
That made dsaUoeeal The u oGensirs expressions
Now, this was either iancyor diplomacy, | care not
winch; butt was as gralultous a prespmplou upoar
his part as the reality would have been unnecessary
upon m3Re.
However as ny speech did CONTAIN an impoiA
laut passage respecting The horrible uaibe, wb.eha
is asserted Il hope most nntruly) Nh. SieSehsSs
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.H'O E'RCE.

4 PETITION will be presented TO the next lie
"A gIsIHue of Virginia, praying fora new county
out oil parts Of Amherst aud Bedford ylng and being
in the upper end Of said county, and between the To-
bacco Row aud Blue Ridge Mountans--and also "A
meeting Of the citizens friendly to division oil sand
county, will meet at Richard J. Pryor's Tavern, Ped
lar Mills, on Saturday The o0lh of October next and
on Thursday the 25th OF the same month at Waughs
Ferry, at which places map OF SAID county will be
presented the citizens designating lis boundaries,
mountains, roads, &c. &c.
Aug.2 IN
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$50 REM jEssRe.

~ STRAY ED ~ STOLEN, llom
MC-'X IA the SUBSCRIBERS WAGNER. Mi
S}f~K T caiah, four mllcs cast Of W,hc
.s.,ss.A,,as4-aNi cour House, doppr gray Horse
-four years old last spring, five feet inches high
with large, eoarse head and legs The reward viii
be paid 10 any that will give the subscribers
information by letler.--so that get hun again
addressed 10 Retreat Post Office, Franklin County,
Virginia. JNO. r. u PETER GUERRANT.
October II 4w.
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CEasS. EgGENr EWABsD

Ill ANlNG REMOVED to the house lately oc-
cnpicd by Nh, Henry ". llolcombe thtce
doors below the Market House. respectfully informs
me InhabitlnlS Of INnchburg aud the surrounding
counties that he las lately arrived from Philadelphia
ana that II IS his intention to locate himself this
place Ion the purpose of pursuing hls professional bu
slness Of Watch aud Cloekmakine aud repairing on
the best aud most approved principles. Having served
afegular aPlrrnilcrshpt sand business IN France *
Switzerland aud also having received his Instructions
from the most SkIIfnl artists OF the above named
countries. he is confident that he can give general
satisfaction 10 all those hat will ntrust work in his
hands, 10 be done IN the most waikmanllkc mamie,
aud on the most reasonable Terms.
All kinds OF scapemrnts Nugucl, Lever,
Duplex Ghronometer, Musical Horizontal Lepne
and Vertical Watches.
All watches made or old by linn will be warranted
Ia keep good time or series Of years. without any
charge 10 the purchaser, except cleaning; and all
Watches repaired by hun, which are warranted, viii
be kept free of additional expense. for the space OF
one year from the delivery, If properly taken OF
n. Is. \ fine aud large assortment OF Gold aud
Silver aud plain Watches Also, selection OF jew
civ.
October IL to3O'
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Oct. l9
ST. l. r.

the 18Th day of November, 1888, there will
~ be sold upon the premises, at public auction,
'1act OF land, containing about 1870 Acres, more
or less The Tract lies adjacent the lands Of
stephen Martin, Gideon Turner aud others on
uhe waters OF Goose Creek, in the county OF Bedord,
ana Is part OF the Tract of Land on which John
.'aylor resided at the time OF his death. The part
10 oe now sold is the portion allotted to Saml Clay
,"f III Tue division Of the real estate Of said john
Claytor, deed.
:, anu on the Eth day of the same month the
ii9uSe and Lot, in the town of Lynchburg immedi-
"ey across the alley from the Washington Hotel,
' oe SOLD at public auction. The sale wall be
made III front Of the building
M ~ sales VIII be made in pursuan Of decree of
r e |"cuIt Superior Court of Law aud Clancerv
LOW r .ne town OF Lynchburg, made at the May term.
others. - ~ "'''
,ha " .' &two years credit, in equal amounts
c,.,, inaSer or purchasers giving bonds and
y' ,''" me title retained until the full amount
thereof is paid off and satisfied
HENRY DUNNINGTON.
Serg't. andT commissioner.
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N0l'HeE.

"ILL BE SOLD to the highest bidder on
w credit of SIX months at the late residence of
Beverly Davies, decd III the county Of Amherst. on
The 18Th day of November next all tie pcristahle
property OF said deceased, consisting of STOCK of
every Kind excepting Hogs, Household and Kitchen
furniture, Plantation Utensils. Crop of Corn and
Fodder, Oais and Rye, &c. The purchasers will be
acquired to give bonjs with approved security.
ARTHUR B. DAVIES, Admir-.
of Beverly Davies, d. cd.
Oct la ids
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JOHN VI. SPEED,
RTKebHe y N AT LAW

M ILL attend the Superior and Inferior Courts
w of the county OF Campbell aud the CORPORA
ton OF Lynchburg. Any business entrusted his
management, Will receive prompt attention. lie
may be found at the Law Office of {. H. Mos
by, Esq.
Sept. 3 Is
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Idiudbie PROPERTY'for safe

VIE subscriber. wishing to remove 10 the South
L West offers for sale his farm, on which he
lives three miles from Lynchburg, IN the county of
Amherst, Ilariss creek, containing between 3
aud four hundred acres of excellent land This
well watered and convenient to market aud IN nice
order for farming with every necessary building,
d. for the comfortable accommodation of fam
ER lily, anda good selection OF fruit-rhe pun
--..A chaser can be accommodated with tools
stock, com and forage.
GEORGE MARkIlAM
Oct. Is Ar
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sslAl2ElSo
NJ "THE LYNCHBURG VIRGINJAN y

!, published semreey ferery Monday and 7hnsdayJ
Fsnr Dollars per pdydbiet adrh7ee No snbscri
ten H be recered fora shorter period than sir months
paper be discontinued ercept al The discretion Of the
Exikers,y nnsR all arreardges are paid.
uFAD ERTISEH EN1S insertedat 50 cents per square
ss for The FIRST Insertion ami 81 cents for erey suisse
qaeat insertion.
BJ'JOB PRINTING executed neatly aud eapeditiousty
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have redeemed my pledge. ! have convicted him of
being wanton and vulgar 'ibeer. not only of nv
country. but Of the most precious memory enibalmed
IN ITS history. ] have convicted him Of papablc
nn'inih 10 avoid just atonement towards a gentle
man, against whom he had been guilty Of an I'M
] P'oVohenohifage n gentleman who never did him
wrong, and whose official, If his personal station
oogp, 10 hava entitled him, TO the abuse bur 10
NV protection and hospitality Of every man in the
British nation.
u lsnot Il pant of my purpose Sir TO enter into
"o'onee OF American slavery IN the abstract in its
p'nc'lea manifestations among ourselves although
inl'Y concur IN the opinion expressed by one of tho
most philosophical oil our public writer's tia, A,ner,-
can slavery has done more To cvilizr The African
thau all thai the missionaries have been able 10 ac-
oompall from the commend cement OF The Christian
"'SPensallon 10 The present time. III the benIqhlcd
regions OF that vast continent. Nor could sustain
ms position with better authority than British au-
tholy. In the admirable journal of the 9 xpe1 1ion
OF Capt Owen on the Western coast OF Africa IN
ls2s indllesc just reflections. which | recon-
mend 10 me special notice oil Mr. Connell and his
e'eal ecclesiastical Judge " The wild savage is tho
: ohlld oi passion, unaded by a ray OF religion of
" morality TO dneet his COURSE IN consequence of
Mhltl MS existence ~ stained with every cline,
that debases human nature IL level with the brute
creation Mo can say that the slaves in our
" colonies are such I Are they uot nv comparison
" with thcrs savage brethren enlightened beings,
: Il MOI the West ladia negto therefore realty IN.
dtpted to his master. Tor making Inn "a 1 he IT,
Tor having lalscd linn Ifoma stite OF abasencit
III "hleh lie was born aud placed Inn, in scale OF
civilized society ! The nan Who has seen the wild
African toamlng IN bis uatiso woods, aud the we'll
'lrd, happy looking negro OF the Wes, Indies NAV
perhaps De able TO Judge oi then comparative hap
piness. Tie former. strongly suspect would no
glad to exchange his state ri boosted freedom star
yaton aud disease. To become the slave of sinners
and eommlseraon of saints"
might, ON this point. say much. | might with
great linth, say, that habits of labor aud industry
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T'HIT' WY TTHNFCTTUTTN,
Your obedent servant,
J. llAMlLTON,n nj $. c.
1uos. lRIrcIIIr, Esq.

Tuos RIrcniE, Esq.
r. s. Since writing the above, | have seen Mr..
o'tounells letter ltom Dan,uane Abbey, Sept.
1911. 10 the Editor oitle Morning Chronicle Which,
SO lar from inducing me To qualify syla able of
what have wf1cp, only -lolds fresh evidence OF
his meanncss dnplieity. alsehoud aud insulence.
The contcmptblc bubble, by which he attempts To
shelter his untfnth, on the ground that there was a
difference between the report of his illusions to Mr..
Siefenson IN the Spectator and in the Enaucipator.
- no doubt mn dficrtlauRh got up in consequence OF
ms hearing that some efforts making 1T Bir-
mIngham 10 establish his ialsrhood.
HIS ISLANDERS IN relation to slave breeding in Viz
tlnia are doubtless from the mintaee Il his own
mendatous Imagination, for which he is not indebt-
ed even 10 the thousand calumncs of the vertuble
" Tourists III America. our readers III home
know, that the story Is untrue, the scandal is
indecent and andacIoas. Asto his social nnalhena,
" thai no sFeholdet ought bc received ON a foot
my OF equality by any of the civilized inhabitants of
Europe" We would believe, readily submit, if tho
ptnscr ipton were TO extend 10 our exclusion from
his society alone. The calamity, indeed, would not
be an lntolerablc oue.-By tbs rule, George Wash
mgton Thomas Jefferson, james Madison, aud James
Monroe, would have been unfit companions Tor Dam
iel OGonnell
Ncie York, Oct. TO- l138.
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\. 4 y I'd 70 ss " A 4. r.,
fEEs G5EaEg

EDR s.F$ss.
Epl VIRTUE OF Il decree ol the Superior Court
y of Law aud Chanccry, for the county OF Am
hers, rfpnuneed at the September term, le39 IN
LIE oil Gilbert Balnes's executor, the III
r,jgned Commissioner appointed by the sad Gun.
will proceed 10 sell The highest bldc iot cash. on
Tuesday lhe 9th day OF October next, ON tho pre-
mses, II far, II rot the next fam day thereafter,
lilo sEEEsE1S OF K.ES'Fs.
lyng IN Tie coGny Of Amherst, beug tie same
LAND purchased by Elijah Barnes nom Nelson
Crawford, and adj 5iung Vim. Ruehct, Abraham
GMlti and others
ROBERT L.COLEMAN ID. S. for
Joan Coleman, Com'r OF The Court.
Sept. II wtds
POSTPONEMENT
The above sale Is postponed until Monday,
HE 22d of tins month. (OctoberD
ROBERT l.. COLEMAN, d. S. for
John Coleman, Com'r OF the Court
Oct Is ids
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Lis'CSERFEsG FOU.s.EsFs
I'm full ODcrafiOra.

Y'nE SUBSCRIBER has the pleasure oil in
L forming the public at large, that the above in
situ1ion is now III successful operation. Having
employed skful and experienced wotkmeu, he c#pt-
IDENTIFY assures the public, that all orders tor work
will be faithfully and neatly executed, and he be-
lleves he may safely that he do any work
which can be done by any similar establishment.
Orders earnestly solicited
IRA n. BELLkNApP.
Oct. lS 81
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mihghtm the day after the memorable festival of the
Isl. ana that every body there spoke Of Mr.. OCon.
hehS httnc used the very sRne language, IN refer
cue 10 MI, Stevenson, which was To be found III
that kenntcd Speech-sut. that there indeed
one rer3 material omission IN the Report in question
ana 'hat was, MIR. OConncs gross attack an the
n'eh"tN oi w abingdon" That this man,, To use
INC E'nuehan'S own language, "had endcavoted 10
| IN upon the memory OF the Fmhei Of our Country,
ioe'nhlumf gUlH nj the basest ayatice and the most
dlSet1celul hypocrisy, by declaring that even
boosted Washington was stakeholder who had
purchased the cheap renbwn Of cmancipating his
slaves but that he had not maaam8ieR Them Hati
"f'" ana me rant ~ progeny had rendered them y
olf'Wft fdIue u nam - then declared, that re
t'''" .oa hal NOT allowed MI stevenson 10 push
the i'bcler TO the wall, when some coujunetute
Wleot have arisen ia which he might have been
punished tor THIS previously unknown outrage.
II" was under the excitement ot tins cnmmunca-
uol' 'wfeis my letter 10 You OF the 18Th o August.
Ailhohth 1t was written with lmtIc which pteriu
ded ievlslon cannot bul feel the humllii, Of
'ns apology to any portion of NV couptrymcn,
'ot the Inlemprranco OF my language, provoked by
lheoulage OF winch tins licensed calumuiator had
been guilty, on name best sociaed with tho glo-
~ ~ our country aud most cndeared 10 s affections.
YIN lhtsr preliminary obscrvations,l Will now pass Ia
'he ohrd OF tins communicate u-and IN order that
me am'lltan public may understand what MI o.
'onheii las dtHich viii show what he ~ reported
10 nave wtdtd
lie observed IA the report OF his Speech 10 which
refer e have got more 10 do; We are only be-
ginning The hight. Neh've the po".r OF Brush
hahIniiN on our sidr,--llow delighted have !
been at the language OF eloquent aud honor.
had INDUCED IN a issue oil gross and abusive bbcls
uu the people oi the the /. S1 "Ametira, thlourh
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The Tract OF E:snsi,

-sSssxxs&S the nFAcs Oh L1nt,
,kS2ssSf.@ in the proceedings mentioned, conveyed
xxXNS by Geo. =. Luck, in his life time, to
VIM. ArmiStead x Jno W. Dung, as
Trustees, and by the said Ino. w Young, as Thus
tee to the defendant by deed bearing date the 24th
day of April 1929, containing 363 Acres lying aud
beng IN the county Of Amherst near PedIar Mills
on Pedlar River, and It's waters, and adjoining the
lands of Richard 5. Ellis, Peter L. Thornton and
others.
The purchaser will be required 10 give bond with
approved security, aud the title retained further
secutity until the purchase money is paid, unless
the Land be purchased by the creditor OF his agent
in which case no security is required
ROBERT i. COLEMAN, y. SIR,
for Jno. Coleman, >hG., and as such, C3o,'r
Sepcmbes 20 t20O
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LAND FOR SALE,

,DY virtue OF a decree Of the circuit superior court
\Mp of law and chancery, for Amherst county, pro-
snnced at the september term, 1898, in the case OF
Edmund Winston, Sheriff of Amherst county and
as such, administrator of George II. Luck, deed
plaintiff, against Allied I. billiard, defendant; the
undersigned Commissioner, appointed by the said
court, will proceed SELL by WAY ofpnblIc auction,
on The premises on Saturday the 20th day OF Octo-
Der next, to the highest bidder, credit TIL the
fret ,I,y al 4 next
Morning herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1837-1840, 1838-02-12
Very Late from Charleston, s. G.

We have Charleston papers Of "Wednesday last, the
9TH instant, by the splendid steamship Neptune Captain
Penncyer which arrived in port this morning in the ex
taordinary quick passage Of sixty hours during which
period it blew perfect hurricane. The Nsptnne sas-
tanned slight external damage but nothing TO call
in question its seaworthy character. Indeed, she IS
pronounced by the passengers the most perfect sea
boat they we're ever in" Ii will now be prepared to
the Atlantic, and will perhaps, anticipate the gi
gantic British steamer in that exploit.
destructive tornado Of wind did much damage in
Surry county, South Carolina, the 10th January
tearing up trees and blowing down houses. No lives
were lost
vandenhof the actor. playing crowded heuses in
Charleston. The southern critics euogse his HamIe,
as the ne plus ultra of the hisrionic art.
Cotton, 7th February-The Upland cotton market
continues droop for all qualities but prime and choice
which continue 10 bring the prices quoted in our last
In the niddlng sorts we have further decline
of per cent per Id. In inferior the transactions
have been very rifling.
THE IRISH BAMBERs-A great d al of iaisrepresenta
ton has been bunderngly circulated through the Wall
prints, in relation the Bambers Of Balleymen
Antrim, Ireland. lnceed there appears be effort
making in several quarters kick up Irish riet-
particularly by the bockheads of the Courier and En-
quirer. The following communication from the British
Consul, we received this morning, and several
'crs therein mentioned to rights
SIR-Being anxious to prevent any misconception,
request you To insert this note in your evening publca
ton-as il is stated that upon order having been OBJ
tanned TO take those the Marine Court to be
turazed. Mr.. Blunt the CORPORATION Attorney repre-
sented my counsel in the cause repaired there and
stayed all proceedings Lest it should be thought by
any, that interPosed their becoming citizens,
dsclaim all such interference did know any thing
of The matter My duty is merely official Several
nuncatons made to Ireland. from persons in this
n hQro he he
county of Antrim, forwarded the documents sus-
tanning the charge These placed in the hands of the
Police Magistrates Of this city They forwarded
10 the Governors with the authorities of the State there
the matter rests, and those who know me, will be-
heve that the performance Of my duty is matter Of
choice. Your obedent servant,
JAMES BUCHANAN.
This case bids fair deal Of sensation among
the Irish population Of this city IL is before the
Governor BY ofths state person accused
ofmurder sufficient evidence must be given up to
foreign government. Ought the laws be exc.
cutedl