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WATKINS ON CONvEYANCING, is concluded
w in the June number Of the Law Library, which con.
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HARD or NEARING.

MR. PRINTER Whatever has tendency 70 lessen
lv the sum Of human misery ooght 10 be Published and
made known 10 The distressed and " the Sick
from DR. Fr1skims works
YoRK CouSrY, Pa. Sept. I, 1883.
Dear Sir have been informed OF your helping those
that we're troubled with deafness and NJ have Tor hteen
years past been more or less troubled with this niciion
and BY the information have OF your honor and GOOD
sense put complete confidence in sending money 10 you,
and expect not only an answer. but help also. ARH
Ihave heretofore heard much about such man ~ YOU,
but never saw the person who bad received any beneht
from your medical skill until Mr. John Chandler one Of
our neighbo ater using remedy has got ms hearns
again as good ever and by him Learning where you se
make bold in addressing you in hopes that may receive
the same help, and get my hearing aso a. my neishDof
Chandler did. t :,
send Five dollars and be pleased TO send the remedy
for two persons, free Of postage as you sometimes
do for that sum- for poor nelghbor 81 mine and WISH
yoa would do well 10 you have done 70 DINERS
Do-ry your best and make me hear again, as ana al
our have such great faith in what We have
Your friend and well wisher:
Y~k County, Stats Of PsnasyipaHia
To Dr. Green, Bethlehem, Pa.
N D. Some folks in parts have had their eyesighf
restored through the Strengthening virtues oil the sUe
remedy thai restored the hearing OF Joseph Chandler
This giyesto additional hopes Of help decSi
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A NIMAL MAGNETISM-Praci Instruction in
N Animal Magnetism, by p. +. Delcuze; translated
with large additions, by c. Harshon, Of Providence
second edition,
Col. Stones Pamphlet on Animal Magnetism.
Durant's Exposition Of Animal Magnetism.
The Humbues Of New York, by DR.. Reese, volume.
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DULwER's NEW TALE-Calderon the Courier
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Also the second part Of Nicholas Nckeby, by Boz
The Credit System Of France, Great Britain, and tn
United States, by II. G. Carey.
The Poetry Of Travelling, by Mrs. Gilman Of Charles
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nICTIONARY OF S2ORTS.--A Companion for the
- Field, the Forest, The Turf, and the River side,
volume, with very humorous cngravngs.
The Field Book Of Great Britain, vol, devoted to
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SCOTS British Field Sports vol, with many engrav
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their employment, &c.
The Art Of Horsemanship, vol Price 81 cents.
The American Shooters Manual.
Walkers British Manly Exercises vol, with many
enaravngs English Treating Of Fencing, Boxing. Riding,
Driving. Swimming, Wrestling, Training, Sailing, &c
Price 81 25.
Three volumes bound Of the American Turf Register
and Sporting Magazine Price "a per volume.
great variety Of works, English and American, on the
Horse, Farriey, &c.
Book of Cattle, their Breeds, Diseases, and Manage
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by the celebrated British Society for the Diffusion Of
Useful knowledge"
Mowbray on Poultry, Cows Sheep, Swine, and other
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- On hand great variety Of the most valuable works,
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GoRDON'S Digest of the Laws Of the United
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lating 10 the Constitutional and Statutory Law An adj
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A Stereotype edition Of DR. Mayo's Chart Of the Con
n situations will be published this day, when the deli
very subscribers will be resumed and speedily COM
pleted.
BY means of this cheaper mode republication the price
Of the Chart will be reduced to 25 cents the single sheet
Those who have bought OF the first impression SO cents
shall be entitled to copy ofhis gratis application
The recent amendments Of the Maryland Constitution
have been introduced in marginal note in this edition.
showing contrast with the parts SO amended and
small oversight in the term Of service Of members Of the
Virginia Senate has been corrected.
NJ Gentlemen sojouming at Washington would proha-
bly, find few copies afford grateful present for dsiru-
ton among their youthful friends their return home
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nANIEL wEBSTER.--A Portrai, Of Daniel Web
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just published, and this day received, for sale by ~
Also a mezzotint engraving Of Mr. Frenghuysen,
full length likeness Of Daniel OConnel portraits OF the
President, Of General Jackson, Of w. G. Rives and
other public
The Gallery of Portraits and Memoirs Of Eminent
Characters of all ages, in folio vols (English,) very
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yLTALTER SCOTS COMPLETE WORKS IN
w seven large Volumes four Of which contain all nus
novels together with his tales from the souvenirs ana
Reviews the other volumes containing all ms Poems,
all his Histories, his Tales OF Grandfather IN
the Mnstresy OF the Scottish Border; Border Antiqui-
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yTTHEWELL'S HISTORY OF THE 1NDUC.
w TIVE SCIENCES, from the earliest TO the pre-.
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C,LAvERY IN AMERICA-Beinga Review Of Miss
- Martineau thai sulject--Bya South Carolinian-
is just published, and this day received, for sale ny
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HISTORY OF ROME Translated from the Ger.
IL man Of Heeren and Schlosscr, vol svo, Is Just
published and for sale by FTAfLOk.
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nNE THOUSAND FOSTERS COPY BOOKS
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nEToCoUEvILLE's DEMOCRACY IN AMERI.
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&C TIME LOVE CHASE" Knowles new dr.ms Of
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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31
March 10
BEDFORD FEMALE oENiNAkY.
SEGNsDss IsOZZAOTIeA,

A accomplished scientific Musician has been
"a procured 10 direct the Musical department Of
This Institutions for the ensuing year. To instruction
on the Piano he will add the teaching OF the Guitar,
an instrument Of which he is completely M ster
PRIcEs before for the Piano Guitar S25 per SEES
slon oil months. He has always, heretofore taught
his several instruments in Lynchbufg, twhere MS
reputation can be known,) at $50 per annnn
Such la,thet assistance in the general instruction,
as the enlargement of the School rendered necessa-
w. has been Obtained, and it is now in active opera
non. The improvements, both as TO the arrangements
OF teaching and accommodations for boatdes, will be
mad TO keep pace with the growing resources OF
the School.
Iiberty Oct II Gifts of
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Bedford Female A cadelny near
Ltberfy, va.

DUPlLS may, during the present year, be enter
cd at any period oithe Course; aud will be char
ged rateably 10 the time. To avoid deranging the
organization Of the School, there Will be no Vaea
ton until the Fall.
Tuition, in English and French, 30 dollars per an
mum. Board, washing, lights and fire. so per
month. Italian OF Spanish, $40 per anuum. Music,
$40. Embroidery, colored and white, So. Pupils
furnish their own Bedding. To those from dis
lance, il can be supplied at moderate charge
.Summer Uaijorm. Tins will consist Of "A Robe o.
Pale blue printed Cambria, the figures small and
close: Capes Of the same Panalets Of white A
prons Thrown French Linen edo ed with blue Braide
Straw or chip Bonnets, Nuns pattern, trimmed with
Sky-blue: Green Wells. Jewelry md Embrolderies
prohibited, well all fnery IN general.
EDWARD WI. JOHNSTON.
March 10 Wis
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TIE NOR MONS.

We perceive from the proceedings of he Nilsson
~ Legislature, thai memorial, n king pecuuIfy
aid nf the Mormon women aud children OF Call
we'll county. was laid before that bod, the 80 in
slant II appears that the houses OF many Mormons
IN that county have heen hunt down that about 60
Mormon msn, all Of thcm married, have been arrested
SO !'ait,-ourd, 10 ktied, an1 iUn compelled to ly
to escape the vengeance ofic citizens aud HAT 200
women, most Of whom have small children, are thus
left destitute with no food to keep them from starya-
ton, and no shelter 10 protect them from the winter
storms, Bdl CAroaicie.
The Missouri Western Star OF the 30h ult..
states that the examining nal OF the Mormons had
closed on the Wednesday previous, Some twenty
five or ,hlry discharged, aud about thirty fly,
are retained lor indictment aud tral--some for rea-
son against the State. some ioi murder some as ac
cessones to murder and some for arson, burglary
robbery and larceny
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IMPORTANT FROM SOUTH AMERICA.
The French seem TO be making decisive move
menls south OF us, aud sooner has the report Of
the capture San Juan de Uloa reached us. than we
hear Of iher armies beng victorious in South A
mciica.
Prirafc Correspondence Of the Nae York Express
RIO DE JASEiRo, Nov. oh. 1888.
The island OF Marin Gracia. in the mouth of the
Aragua. has been captured by the French after n
warm action, IN which they lost p killed ard many
wounded The Buenos Ayreans surrendered aud
were aitciwads landed al Buonos Ayres. They lost
10 killed and % wounded The French had about
800 men; the Bueuos Ayieans about 100. The
island had been given up to Freeusto RiyeIro. who
had entered Mouttvdeo aud assumed the reus of
Government The President Oride had gone to
Buenos Ayrcs in a British vessel of war.
The latest news from Buenos Ayres 10 Oct.
l7th, brought by IL. b. VI. brig SPIDER. The
blockade every day becoming more strict.
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In CHANCERY.


VIRGINIA AT rules held in the clerks office of the cir
cult OF law and cllancerv the
Nelson, on the 9th day of November 1898
John hompson Jr. aud Chales Perrow Plaintiffs
against
John Wright, Beverly Harsrove, admir-. of William 1Iar-
grove dec d., Daniel Igga.otHm surviving partner OF l..
d. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Robert Rive, sheriff o Nelson
and such administrator de bunis Thomas Bibb
dec d., Defendants.
Is CHANCERY.
The defendant John Wright having entered his appear
and esep security according the Act of Assembly and
thr rules o tins and appearing by satisfactory
dcnce that he Is not an nhabitant OF this Commonwealth
TN motion OF the Plaintiff by counsel il ordered that the
SAID defendants do appear hro before the first day
A tenn next and answer the bill OF the plaintiffs and that
cory OF tins order be forthwith inserted in The Lynch
burg \lrginan published in The of nch
ur tor two months successfully and another copy thereof
posted the front door of the courthouse this
some court day. A Copy--Iestc,
RO. c. CUTLER, elk.
December "a WIN
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auxiliar, 10 the National Society. and OF County
Societies auxiliary TO the State Societies.
By Dt. Thomson. Of Delaware II
I.esoired. That the thanks II this Convention are
due aud they hereby rendered, all the pioneefs
aud promoters of the Silk Culture in the United
States and that to Gideon b. Smith Of Baltimore
great merit attaches Tor his uuting zeal and devoted
elertions 10 dIdusiHg much useful knowledge con
neeied with the subject.
Rosplred. That this Convention recommend to
the different States aud Territories 10 choose dele
gates meet IN Convention nnon The subject OF
promoting the culture OF silk in our country in The
city of Washington. the second Juesdly after
The first Monday, in December. 1889.
The american six .Sociotg also held its meeting
the evening OF the 18th, when after passing other
resolutions, they determined 10 dJourn. to meet a
gain IN the City Of Washington. ihe ID We'd
nesday, after the FIRST Monday in December, 1880.
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Sale Of Personal Property.

- virtue of deed OF trust executed by The Ok
NJ ford Iron Company TO the subscribers on the
11h dav of August, S,S and recorded IN the clerks
office OF Campbell county court, will be sold, a
public auction. TO the highest bidder, at The Fur
mace of the SAID Company, on Beaver Creek, in The
county of Campbell, Tuesday the FIST day Of
January next, all the personal property belonging 10
the SAID Company. The sale will be for cash, or
ninety days credit, at the option of the purchaser,
giving negotiable note with approved endorsef,
and To carry interest tomth day OF sale.
1 1oHT E htlA,;u Trustcc,.
December 6 III
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"A Teacher wanted.

~ NE that can come well recommended. qualified
" TO teach both English aud Latin. find i'm
mediate employment, by applying to the Post Mas
ter at ST. James Church, Bedford county. A man
with or without a family can be accommodated
December II IS
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DOMESTIC ssTELLEGENCE.
rra.g be Ballimore I'atriot.

~ 80 7szE ~
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!. LATEST FROM ENTHUSIASTICALLY last
I'd nights nuriLern mail we harea confirmation OF the
rcnou winch reached us ,es,etda, afternoon by he
rnlto'a cars ,f"h orr; va, 'i',ee q, .i'e epefs
OF ,e nps ",sus1 " ~. "
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NR. BUJLER'S RENARkS.-Mr Butler re.
marked IN substance "a follows That he desired
10 say few words IN behalf Of himself and .hos,
Who presented themstiyes with bun this NOR
ming. This, he said, may rot be exactly IN order
but IN times like these, when disorder of moIe ltn
portant character ldely ptevaied he borct TIN
indulgence would be grated He dd not pfp
pose TO 90 into examination of the uafprtuiat,
proceedings of iiie first day on which The representa-
tises OF the people This I'LL bur he must b,
permitted TO say, thlt from the information then IL
stb.m possession. he and rhnsc with whom bc I'M
inediaely acted thought they were right and he
would add that subsequent careful examination n
The subject had satisfied him that II the facts II tht
case had bren known and q moment given Tor renec
ton. The result would hate been different, and sncl
an organzaton oil the House OF Refroscntaiyrs b,rf
effected as would have aVeued the evil which is no "
hanging over ms and our constituents.
Inc subject has nov. he SAID, rcsu'ycd itself int
one oiserloas aud solemn duty duty to Ourselves 1,
our constituents and 10 the umuouweah Assucb
said Mr.. u. he and those who were now acting uiil
him, had given it most earnest anxious and des,ta
BILE consideration. and the roneiusinn b,a b.cn :,
act with frr,ness at the proper moment, but no
hastily. The evils of preriuitnte ,c,ion ~, Ill
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RTTNER AND.NAN BUREN-The sibioin.
ed letter Is the answer Of Secretary PoIHsrrr.
dictated by the President 10 the eommun,
cation OF Governor RITSER, IN reference 10 the
recent threatened insuneeon in Penns,lyania.-
The letter II will be seen, has been made nnhl,e
through the agency Of Senator BucnAS,y
DEAR SIR;-ln compliance with youf reourst
nave The honor 10 transmit herewith a couy of Tho
answer addressed by this department to Goyerno,
khners application, IN conformity with the Press.
deht instructions. The use you intend to make
oiH Is lett 10 your discretion. consider yo,, ne
Senator from PENNSYLVANIA entitled 10 n cony of,b;s
document. am, dear SIR respectfully your OH,
sevt Il poIVSITr
>, Var Department. Dec Is, 1883
Hon }. BUCHANAN, Senator
WAR DEPARTMENT.. }
DkcEMRER IL, 1888.
Or the letter addressed by your exceleuoy to
n "e -,es'ueo' Oh the United States, under date of
the th instant, was received Yesterday mo,n,pg aud
referred TO this department nhr,e !, Las ,os;.ai
ua' respectful aud earnest Consideration m ,vbicb
tue high source whence i, emanates and ,ho ;r,,a
lance OF the subject entitled it, '''Po'-
IN inns communication your Exceue,c, ic,.
she PRESIDENT that such state Of domestic ;,
exists at Harrisburg as 10 put an end CO. ,'o'e"ee
seut. 10 All the exercise OF The regular G1nc,ona :,
'"e Sta'e government and renders II YOUR du,y =,
request we president, IN accordance with The All
Secon % me 4'h article of the Constitution of Tho
rD 'a'os' " 'a"e measures to protect the State
q fennsyyania against the effects of the Ion.s,;
violence which your exceency afirms to be ,be,e
in exi,tence. w 'ne'e
The clause Of the constitution 10 wb;o,, ..o..-
Cehency refers. and the act passed in nn,snaneo
sIeo'' authorize the President to call out the nil;,,
WI, 1h me Application of the legislature of q state
VI OF me executive OF a state, when the lesis,,,t,
1sano, oe convened. The nature of the Presidents
nc. l,;,,', therefore Discretionary It's incumbent
into iii - Nei'se Tue utmost care in examining
'".o ~ the circumstances of the case as well ,s ,e
law ha. whether the occasion contemplated by the
ns comlaoon which now threatens The peace
ess -, - sg;a. 5 OF penusyvania does not APP
Pcas ARISE rom any opposition 10 The laws. In,
grows oof OF a political contest betwesu .d;e c.'
ent ''e"'oeis Of the government most. Il not, all ol
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ROBERT A. PENDLETON,
ssffOS'VeH at LOlU.

ENAVING located himself at Amherst Court
Il Il House, will attend the Superior and Inferior
Courts of the counties of Amherst and Nelson Any
business entrusted 10 his management, will receive
prompt attention.
Sent 2t
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L>OR RENT, he ensuing year, and possession
l. give n LIST January.ih iam, residence on Cocke
Street. known BIZ the name Of theWIlIFE HOUSE,
The property of Capt. John Lynch. For terms ar-
ply to WIN. l.. LANCASTER.
Dec 20 Is
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tle,nan. distinguished by grace and brancy Of
style writer. his extensive literary lnlormation
nd his accurate acquaintance with the Classics.
have no doubt thai in any literary employment requ-
ring these qualifications, he could render accepta-
BILE service TO the Public. ROBT. \. HAfNE
For terms, &c. see separate advertisement.
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TIE swARTwoUT DEFALcATIoN.

The National lnlelligencer Of Wednesday, CON
tAius article ON tins subject, the facts Of which
are Cleaned from documents transmitted tn Con
giess by the President We extract The following
from IL:
The following " memorandum" from Mr.. Hoyt
the present collector oil the port Of New York, \
copy Of which was enclosed by Mr.. Secretary
Woodbury. to The Solicitor oil the Treasury. shows
the supposed particulars Of Mr.. SWartwouls detail
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1838-12-31

The result Ct very labo,ions investigation under
dertaken by The Solicitor ol tho Treasury and
The First Comptroller contained IN Letter
from them. The following are the most lmpor-
tant of the facts asccralned by this inyesiga-
ton
The deficit of Mr.. Swarwont al the end Of each
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BEDFORD FEaALE SEMINARY.
Pupils will assemble Monday, October Isl
MIR. HARVEY MITCaIELL, well known

WI as Portrait q Landscape Painter, will, Tor the
year now commencing, take charge of Class of
Drawing aud Painting His skill as an ARTIST will offer
to pupils desiring real proficiency IN this accom-
pllshment, advantages such as few schools can be-
stow. Price Of Tuition, ID dollars per annum.
WINTER NIroRM.--Drcss and Peerne of bot
tie green Cucassau Meriuo with white PaEta-
Iels and Aprons Of brown French Linen Bonnet
Of Cane or Chip, Mans pattern, trimmed with CIlm-
Ribbon.
Payment for Board $50 aud Tuition in The regu-
tr Studies (S25) will be expected ~ advance. The
fees for Music Drawlnc, or for other Studies, "A
part of tue regular conrse will be payable the end
of each Session. EDW'D. WIN. JOHNSTON,
Principal.
Setenber II al II otis
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rNflE subscribers. having discontinued the ner-
esulle business IN Lyuehburg, request all per
sons Indebted to them to call ADD settle their ac-
counts. = 80,
80. For RENT. the Store House. with de.
4;;;i srabe family residence above. now occupied
III b,us AUSTIN q HANCOCK.
Octpber IL W Is