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NOTICE.

THE COMMISSION ERS appointed to procure subscrp-
lions to the Stock OF the Virginia and Tennessee Rail
Road Company the of Bedford requested to
meet in LbeIy, the 4th Monday in this month, court
day for the purpose Of taking step towards carrying out
Messs Jos. Wilson, Robert Allen, B. A. donald, C. w
Oils, Eben helms, r. E. Lowry, G. A. Wngfeld p Blu
ford, VIM. Terry, VIM r. jones' VIM. Rodford, r. S.
Scruggs, j. T. Hopkins Ro c. MITCHELL H. w. Moseley,
Pleasant Preston NJ p BurRs, Ro n Kelso John c. Hop
kins, Samuel 6. Clayton, VIM Gisb, A. Patteson, Dr.
lhos H. Nelson, Ro. A. Clement, G. Burton, Ro. Clay
tor, 1hos. W. Robertson, Samuel w Christian, VIM Die
knson, VIM. Meade, John Board, William McCabe John
F. White, John A. Wright, Geo johnson, James Wright,
VIM. Davis, James A. Merrwether Samuel HcIoson, DR..
Hector Harris, DR. VIM Steptoe, A. Nichols, Samuel
Patterson John F. Sale DIR p Christian, Michael Dlvs,
VIM. f. Campbell, II. l.. Davies and Samuel Rtchey.
BY order,
F. G. MORRISON, Treasurer and
Clerk V and L. Bail Road Company.
In
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AMERICAN PFVIF w.

We have rsad, with great satisfaction. tie leading ar
tcle of the July number. the administration Of
Washington which is evidn'ly from no common pen
The aricesupon The RePIbIic' and tie "Trade with
the British Colonies, timely and interesting. The
Review increases its claims public support By increas
ed exertios to p-ocu the services Of The ahest pens
The portrait Of he Hon Ir. Crawfrd, Secretary Of
War; with which the numer is embelIished, is admra-
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Virginia !:

t Rules holden in the Clerks Office or the Circuit Su
~ peror Court Of Law and Chancery for the county Of
Patrick at the court house thereof, the first Monday
July, lS49.
Eyvell r. johnson, Plaintiff,
against
James W. Wauhop, Thomas NJ Clark and Abram Sta
pies, Deits.
IN CHANCERY.
The defendant James Wauhop not having entered his
appearance and security according to the Act Of As
semb and the rules OF this court appearing by sasfac
tory evidence that he is not nhabant OF this Common
wealth. On the motion OF the plaintiff by COUNSEL it
dered that the said defendant appear here the LIST Mon
day in September next and the plaintiffs amended
BILL and that copy Of this order be forthwith published in
the Iynchburg Nrgnan for months successfully, and
posted at the front door of the house of this county,
court day. A copv-Teste,
July 16-w2m SAM'L. G. STAPLES, Cl'k.
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GExr1LENEN T lave en- Inuch surprised to
hear that nv opposition sud BE- made the appoint
ment Of GU C. F. NJ Ganett, as Chitf Engineer The
VIRGINIA and Tennessee r. iroad- Forhe ewing as do,
r m his rpneral character an.EnIineer and gen
teman and my own slight acquaintance with him, thai
his appointment, in severI respects IS most fortunate
one think that it is oily necessary for the citizens OF
South We-t4rn Virginia t. become acquainted with his
manners his energy, ami economy, 10 know for them
selves that he is she very fnr he pubic service
that line. and in his an affirmed BY the following
letter from Charles Et. Jr.. Eq ,one'oi the most tai
en,ed and distinguishes Engineers Of his ddyb VIII s.
oDjnons are entitled to IS much credit other this
subject And While it IS certain that th- letter not
intended for public nevertheless think it my priv
ege n the present Circumstances and hone that
my friend, Col Snyrh Of the Wytheville Republican,
and other editors in the Southwest, will publish this
municarien with the letter, and obllge,
JOHN EARLY.
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Two Young and beautiful girls of New
y 49, N;sses Starr-siSters-weret to have
f"s' ha,b r,,,ried on Monday last They went
pei "oI;ng saturday, to Hoboken, partook
oa '''e s,r9,rberres and other fruits, were
~ ,';sb cholera and died before the appoint
ted bridal day arrived
~. The Liberia Packet will sail from Balti-
- an 1,t August. Letters for colonlsts, or the
rated States Squad on, sent post paid, to care
ofRev. VIM. NJ. NcLarn. Colonization Rooms,
1y.,L;,gton orto Colonization Office Baltimore,
will be forwarded by this vessel
~ Charles Albert, the late King Of Sardinia,
Who abdicated the throne after the disastrous bat
lie Of Now, died lately.
h. Sir Charles Richard Vaughan the. most
popular British Minister ever in the United
States, died lately in England
To- T. L. Crittenden the new Consul 70 Liv-
erpool and his family, sailed lately in tie Steam
ship America, for his destination.
~ The President made visit to The flourish
inc manufacturing village Of Laurel ,on the Wash
acton and Baltimore Turnpike, on Friday, The
6,h inst, and was entertained by Col. Capron.
~, Hon. Henry 5. Foore delivered fuogy
an n. Polk. bv appontment Of the Democratic
Association of Washington On the 9th inst. All
the nnblic offices were closed after II 0 clock.-
The President and Cabinet were in attendance.
~. Mrs Harrison, the relict of President Har-
rison, was lying hoPelessy i'll, Of Cholera at the
last dates.
~ The small island Of Tabago, near Panama
has been secured ~ llessrs. Rowland and As
pinwall, as the depot fer their steamers.
e. During the months Of April, May and
June, there arrived in New York 99,94l imml'
grants.
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I.YScHBURG, July IA.
TOBACCO
Inspected The past week 327 Hhds.
= previously 66S7 -
Receipts aud Inspections moderate with ra her better
feeling N the market, prices range rnn go to s. for
Lug; IS to so for common aud ndddng Leaf 81 so
to for rood and fine shipping quality; IS fr good
and fine manufacturing. with he Il,wiug prices for ex-
ira hogshea ds-viz: hid. made by E. d. With-rs at
Sl015 do by William y. Austin at Sll IS; do by
J. Cunningham at $40 T.; dn by c. b. Reynolds. at
s!6,25; do BY E. Womark, at so IS; do by r.
Greasy al $40 80 do by d. II. Gish al SO IS; one
by Iorian at Sll 00;.3 do BY o. G. Clay. one at
$40 So one at y on and one 10 50, BY J. Hub
bard, Of Pnsylvana, at SIS.
WIN. T. SMITH,
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MASONIC SALOON.

The CARScR?ss FAMILY. who are 50 justly entitled
to the saubrquet of THE ENcHANTREssEs," sfi
PLAYING at the Masonic Saloon and delightng large
audiences wi their fine singing. superior instrumental
music and airv-like dancing. One addition has teen
made their Concers thai is. the inIruducon If the
Piano. which, under their gentle touch, sends forth soft
and mos, delicious strains.
They play again this evening. and we hope TO the
house crowded excess, for they deserving Of T.
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WIN. 7. SMITH,
Commission Merchant.
TOBACCO MARKET

Inspections not 50 lar.e this week last. Prices for
all descriptions to be fully su stained. Good and
fin" manufacturing qualities range from s. t. z;exra
fine 10 to S2J good and fine Shipping qualities, con
mon Leaf a ) 30, good, s. to s. 30; s. Is
to SD; ugs common, $IS0 to s.: good 1928 to $3.50;
fine s. To- $50.
We sd on the 10th inst for Charles B Reynolds,
Esq 2 hhds one $40, bought by Seth Halsey Esq.
al Sl62 bought by Andersen II Arn<tead Esq
ayerags Sl3 I2E. ROBERTS s. BUTLER
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No. |.
Dr.. HOOfland'S German Bitters.
LIVER COMPLAINT

Janadice Dyspepsia Chronic Nervous Debility Dis
Of The Kidneys,
find all diseases arising from dis0rdered Lirer
Stomach in both Male and Female
Such as Constipation, Inward Piles, Funess Blood
to the Head, Acidity Of the stomach, Nausea, Heart
burn, Disgust from Food, Fnllness weight in the
Stomach, Sour Eruc alions Sinking Fiattering at the
pit Of the Stomach, Swmm- of the Head, Hurried and
Difficult Breathing, Fluueriug at the Heart, Choking
or Suffcang sensations when in yng pasture, Dim
of Vision, Dots webs before the Sight, Fever and
dull pain in the Head, Deficiency of Pespration Vel
owness eff the Skin and eyes, Pain in the Side, Back
Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden fushes of Heat; Bnrning in
the FLESH Constant lmaginngs Of evil and Great depfes
sioa Of Spirits. can be effectually cured by
DIR HOOFLAND'S
CELEBRATED GERMAN BITTERS.
Their pocer The abore diseases is not ercelIed-
if cguailed any other preparation IN the United
States The qttcst, IN maay cases after skMfl
physicians had failed.
arrangement Of the Liver and Stomach sources Of
Insanity. and will also produce disease Of the Heart,
Spine, Lungs and Kidneys and lays the body open
attack of The Cholera Bilious 'or Ye"w Fever and is
general the first of that baneu disease, Con-
snmptioa.
For safe in Lynchburg by D. R. Lyman and by
respectable dealers, generally, throughout The State.
July i6-lt if
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Cincinnati, July IL

The ntermenis Of Cholera day 76, of other dis
eases so. The treatment of tine cholera patients in the
hospitals by cic physicians has been very successful
There remained under treatment erday. thir
patients admitted since, five; died. two; discharg
ed cured, seven
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BosToN, july II, 4 z. NJ.

There have been7 deaths from cholera here since Mon
dayalI If them foreigners Captain Davis. Of the Ha
vre Packet ship Argo is lying dangerously sick at
Dartmouth. The cholera seems 10 be nsduously work
ing lis way into this latitude At Woonsocket Mon
ay there two cases and death from the dis
ease.
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DISSOLUTION,

THE Cop artncrshp heretofore existing between the
dersigned in the practice law, has expired by limita
ton All unfinished business will be attended by both land
each is authorized to settle any debt due the firm.
F.. BOILING,
~. JOHN c. MURRELI..
Campbell CT. Ho July 1916
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UasLiarton. July llth. SP. \

WdsHtngtOn. July IIth. r. nj.
Mrs. Madison. whose condition for several days past
has been precarions improving, and her ply
slcians confidently anticipate her ultimate recovery
Charles w. Fenton, late Editor and Proprietor of the
National Wing. has received the appointment Of Consul
al Cowes, England
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Philadelphia. July IL. 6 P. NJ.

The cholera has increased fearful rae Thin the
last "A hours The Board of Health report SO
and 80 deaths up noon. which is nearly double the
numle reportei yesterday. The aher IS damp and
warm giving to the atmosphere sckly oppressive feel
ing.
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CY..I,oUIS. July 10.

ST.'I.oUIS, july To.
The sections becomng so careless and Indifferent
about making their reports that unly able to
make guess. From partial and unreliable repnrls
estimate the number Of iniermens Yesterday at l0).
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-16

Full returns Of intermens yesterday up 49, OF
which number $50 died Of Cholera. The weather is
riby warm and oppressive.
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PROGRESS OFTHE CHOLERA.
Transmitted for the Baltimore American.

New York. July llih-6 2. NJ.
The Beard Of Health report 81 and so deaths
pf cholera for the "a hours ending day. Tho
weather very which doubtless adds the nten
sity Of The epidemic
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$3.50 9q7 Is $3.50, 997 .65
The Committee have examined the Bills and Notes
discounted this Bank and they confident in assert
ing that they OF The first mder of debts This lnst
ution seems be in heahul condi'ion,snd well man
aged The Books and papers well kept and neatly
fled we are barpy TO a i'd that. Of the numerous de-
pastors in this Bank many Of them are OF the In
uslrious and prudent fmlles ofoa town ard surround
ing country, and Of the INST prudent and discreet hns'
ness men, and 20 all such. or TO any persons VINO nave
money % law ~. we think they find no safr place
,odepsiie the same All Of viii h is rep clfully sub
med
d. ROBES. ! Committee.
SETH HALSEY, )
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Sod the past jreek ending l4h July, 1919.
Two crops for Gen Oden G. Clay.one crop Of hhds.
vz hid at SIS 80. bought by A. II. Armislead, esq.
do al SIP. bought BY WIN. ID. Miller esq do 80 50,
bught by Seth H1sey. esq; do at $40, bought by do,
and do al s. TO- The Left hhds. averaging Sl2 the
other crop of hhdS viz 3 Leaf hhds. averaging S.;
and he lug hhd. sold IS CO. Also hid. Of Shipping
sold for Patrick II. S:'t, esq, IS 50, highest price
paid in this market for Shipping Stemmng this sea
SON JOHN CLARK Com. Merchant.
July I6-lt
Prorisions.- Bacon. 6; Beef 5 cts; Corn NIea
IS cents
F2om-sIs.
Uheat~Red cents; White
Graia.-Corn, 40 cts Oats 27a30 cents.
Clorer Seed No demand.
Jthskeg-Sales at 26 cents held at 81 cts.
Beearac-lS cents.
BnIer--Verv dull ) 10 to l2A for No.
Bromdy-Apple none Offering; Peach. none offering
Bar Iron-$ S5 assorted and $50 GO when drawn TO
order
Cogec-Rio 8to cents; Laguira s. to 9 ; Java l2l
Mocha 90
Country Lmens-Tow l2and Flax l5
Cotton Yarns-Sales Ia to Is cents.
Feathers-30 to 50 cts.
EYar Seed-Saes 50 cents.
FIsh-Elerring~. No. l., 81 50; Shad, old 81 so,
new So
Ginseng-25 cents.
Hemp-We quote 6 to &c, in demand.
Lnsseed Oi-65 to 70 cents-dulI.
Lard-6a g..
yuolasses-Nvest India IS to 40 cts per gallon; \
O. AZ to As cents
Plaster-Lump, So to 6.
Sugms-New Orleans6 to cents: Porto Rico Z to
cents; Clarified IL cents; Loaf i ! to ~ cents.
SM.-$l 81 aa2t.
ItIi0tc-9 to O. cents
1Iu-s $3.50 per Dbl
III0OL-23 to % cts dull
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-07-16

Superior double barrel Shot Gun original cost $40,
doz fine Mahogany Spring seat Chairs,
Very superior Mahogany Marble top Wash Stand,
Very superior Black " alnut Wash Stand,
l CO q Mantle Clock (G.ass Shade,)
doz- Windsor Chairs,
doz double Tn Safes,
(3) IA lbs. Chest a No. l, Gunpowder,
Cd Is lbs Chest Mol, Gunpowder,
IS lbs
lbs.
] Very superior No l, Silver mounted Guitar,
Very sUperior'Alabaser Glass Shade, Mantle ; day
Clock,
] Feather Bed, pair fine Brass Hand-Irons,
bags pure Black Pepper, bags Ginger,
bags Java Coffee, A Domestics,
Shoes and variety of other Goods all Of which will be
soldlow to close consignment.
1850, /.
Cooking Stoves, Good Writing Desk, Maps and
Mattresses. WIN. H. MOSBY,
July 16-tsu Auctioneer
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JOHN LEN HAN,

10 Il N L E N A Fl A N,
CARP ENTER AND HOUSE JOINER,
ID ESPEC rFUI.IY informs the public. that he is pre-
pared to all orders in the above business He
confident from his experience and the specimens of work
mansip which he exhibit, to give entire satisfaction.
Those having BUILDING AND JOB WORK to be done,
would do well to call npon him before making engagements
as he determined to work reasonable prices and
Perior style Any order for has services be left the
Office of the Cotton Factory
REFERENCE.
John 5'' I Ss,s;; md Ly"sAS"rs
July 9-w6wif JOHN LENAHAN.
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NJ AR aIAGE.

Married ii s.. Louis. in February last 1T JULIUS
p GARESCHF. Of the 4th Regiment. L. 5. Artillery,
ID Miss MARIQUIrA DE LAUREAL, late Of The Is
land of Gua1a laupe.
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DESSOEETE0.V.

TTNE partnership heretofore existing between the under
signed, dissolved by mutual consent the lst
June, 1919. WIN. f BURNHANI,
July 9. JOHN LENAHAN.
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by Saturday Evenings Mail.

We regret t2 announce the death of Chapman job
son Of Richmond
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BLANK BONDS FOR SALE At THIS OFFICE.
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By .Id0n,s =. Co.'S EaDress,

By .2d0AaS y Co.'S Express,
FRESH supply of Books, consisting Of the Pirate
rs, the Assassins wife and Daughter by Harry the
eeer the Pottleton Legacy, complete volume
Prsng the singular circumstances attending the beques ad
minsration and Inheritance this remarkable ar, which
Kept the beautiful and tranquil village of Potteton in hot
water for II months; Magdne and Marcia the Rectoy
Guest by Mrs Grey; Revelations Cholera, its
and cure by Samuel Dickson; also, plain Treatise
Ralph M. d. the Farmer and Gardeners Book Of Seasons
illustrated; second volume OF Roland Cashe by Charles LIE
ver illustrated by Phz; Outline History California "a
petition designed and engraved by XOX, containing the
late OF the Get III You Can Mining Association.
fresh supply received every week The public
spectuy invited to call and examine before purchasing else
where.
JOHN p. WRIGHT,
July l2-tsif At the Old Post Office Building.
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JAMES RLAND

WILLIAM M. CAB BELL, M
HAVE united in the praclics Of Law, and will reg
Il IL ularly attend the Circuit Superior and County
Courts Of Amherst Appnmaifox. Bedford, Campbell and
Nelson. and the town Of Lynchburg.
AdJress-Lynciiburg. Virginia.
JAMES GARLAND vii continue, diligently, to
practise in the Court Of Appeals.
Z Oct I9-tf
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FREIGHTS UP AND DOWN THE CANAL.
Tohqcco, leaf (per hogshead) 50 50
Do manufactured, (per boX,,
Flour, (per bbl.) oalO
Bar Iron, (per TONI | 10
Pig Iron, (per ton) W
Lead, Pig and Shot, (per TOM OO
Plaster. (per ton.) 70
Salt. (per sack.) tt to
Merchandise and Produce, (per 1909 10
WHEAT
Richmond .Narket-SmaIl sales at 81 90. for imme-
diate delivery.
Lychbmg ,Narket-No sales, but it is thought the
price viii be from Is L so cents.
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DOCTOR T. L. RIVES

UUV VN = N NV IL .
TrAyING settled permanently in Lynchburg oilers NJ
II services to its citizens and vicinity Havi'g mao et
years experience his profession, he hopes to
Of patronage When professionally absent, he can gen
orally be found at his office Main Street. nearly oppos"e
he Franklin Hotel at the HOTEL where he WIN DC ga"
to attend any calls either in town or the country
June Ism
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fsGsl2e of xise ter
REPORTED FOR THE t'vIRGINIAN" BY
ID. E. PAYNE & BROTHER, Book sellers,
MAIN STREET, LYNCHBURG. VA
COMMERCIAL RECORD,
NcH URG NJ ARKETs,

LYNcHBURG, July IA.
TORACCO
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bonds EXTRACT.--IHAVEJ JUST RECEIVED
fresh supply Of Ponds Pal Destroyer and Healing Ex
tract. L. LOGW GOD:
July Gifts
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
|. ANDREWS,
such As,

Coughs: ce..s, Pains, Nervous ami Sick Headache,
rheumatism, Cuts, Sprans, Spinal Affections, Summer
Complaints, Cholera Morbus rootachc, Erupli ms, Corls
Piles Fr zen Parts, Blls Scals Ague in the Face and
Breast Painters lir, Bruises, old Sores, ass n appc-
tiie General Debility, Asthma, &c Pat up in battles
A. or shillngs per title. For further particulars
lnuphcls /, he had oi every agrt er,Iis, ntnir a
lrie history o the oriein discovery and ds effects Cf
Andrews Pain Kile Certificates OF Cures directions &c
LOOK OUT FOR FRAUD.
The triumphant success al Andrews Pain Killer
moving the that pr duce death the unmey death
Of millions Il our race has induced oi when II
may he truly said, their viain1us occupations manifest
their vsny attempt r. put in circulation spur ms and
counterfeit articles called "iain kiler using fictitious
names f,nAhe pretended aurg, iorsel certificates, nc
have appeared, and others doabi will appear Let
all remember that Andrews Genuine Pain Killer has the
written signature Of Andrews on the babel II each 'tls
in black ink Don't simply ask t Pain Killer, but asa In
Andrew Pain Killer, and have iher.
III by NJ A. McCay, Sle Agent, N,rthumberiand
Z: w, Frins sudbury; JJhn II; Ia.er Milton John
Myyer, 81 onlsburg wm. A. Murray 4 Gu Danvlie
Davenpor, Smith, Plym uihi Andrew Yohr, Wilkes
larre Hays Mccormick, McEwensvihc Schsme
chamhsrt.in Ixwishure George McAlpin, Jersey Shore
,. NJ. Jadd, Wiliamspnt.
Orders addressed tnI Andrews, inventor and only Pro
prietm ai l,h,aa Tunptss eUs,y. r. Y wa Tsns'
pSoaps sssntion
September -. ,sls-fT
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1849-04-21
COLUMBIAN SERIES OF
AritttntrtirS.

The Pupils friend and Teachers comfort.
'C HE COLUMBIAN CALCULATOR.--'lhis
work is already introduced into some Of tho
best Acadamics and large number of Schools
where its use has given decided and universal sa-
tisfaction both to teacher and pupil. 1t is purely
American in its character. based upon our own
beautiful deciaai system Of rnrrsncy. II contains
more, the arrangements are hctcr. and it is the
easiest and cheapest work Of the kind HOW in use
and il is so considcrc lv hundreds of tho most
competent teachers and men fscirncc in the Uni-
on. who have recommended it, 1t is the book.
particularly and expressly prepared for our Asne-
mean Scholars by Aimon Iiclnor.
TnE YorTu's CArc-L,rnP.-This
volume contains 0l pages. with about 500 exam
pies for solution the slate. II embraces the
Fundamental Rules. Compound Rules. Simple
and Compound Reduction, Single Rule of Three,
Proportion, &c.
TIcKNoRs AnITuNrTIc.L TABLES. is destined
for the OF younger classes in tho Schools of the
United States. A beautiful little book and pleas
ing to children. and tic only oithc kind Of any
value.
There are Keys 10 both Arithmetics bound sin
gle or double. for the convenience OF teachers. in
which the solutions of the questions are given with
much extra matter for the black board. These
Keys arc the most complete works ofthe kind ever
published, and contain, in addition, about two
hundred examples in Mensuration, &C.. for 10
use Of the Teacher. All that is wanted is 10 have
the above books examined. and no teacher who is
acquainted with the science Of Arithmetic will
hesitate to pronounce them the best works that
have ever been published in this or any other
country.
Although issued but few months they have
already been introduced into the Night Public
Schools Of New York City--,n all the Schools
public and private, except two, in the City OF
Reading. Also, in about twenty Acadamcs in the
State of PENNSYLVANIA large portion OF the
Schools in the City of Wilmington, III the City OF
Lancaster, and in the Boroughs of Harrisburg,
York, Chamhcrslurg, Lebanon, Doyestown, Potts.
villc, Orwgsburg, &C., &c.
For sale by HKSnr M,ssru, Sunbury, Agent
for Northumberland County
Sunbuy Dec =, lSis.
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1nSitiarp.
PRESIDENT ,uDoEs N rmr srATr.

PRESIDENT jUDoEs IN THE STATE.
The following are the Judicial Dis,ric, of
Pennsylvania With the names Of their Pre.i.
dent Judge, affixed. The several new dis.
iricis recently created, and The newly ap.
pointed Judges will also be found in the list
/. Philadelpliia, Edward King
Q. Lancaster, Ellis Lewis.s MO
3. Northampton and Lehigh, J. pfinsl,
Jones'"
.. Centre, Clinton and Clearfeld, George
| Woodwards s
s. Allegheny, Benjamin Pa,ton.s
Erie and Crawford, Cay lord Church.
T. Bucks and Montgomery, David Krausc.S
8. Northumberland, Lycoming aud Co.
lnnbia. JOS B. Anlhony.s
O. Cumberland, Perry and Junia,a Fred.
erick Wa,s.t
10. Wcs,mo eland, Indiana and Armstrong,
John G.. Knox" uf
II. Luzene, Susquchanna and wyotninr,
William Jessup.t
AZ. Oauphin and Lebanon, John J. Pea..
soni
10. Bradford, Tioga, Potter and Mexican,
Horace Williston.t
II. Washington. Fayette ahd Greene Sam.
uel A. Ginore.*
is. Chester and Delaware, Henry Chap
man."
10. franklin, Bedford and Somerset, Jere.
niah A. Blacks
II. Beaver, Butler and Mercer, Jno. Bre-
, din"
Is. Venango, Jefferson, Warren and Elk,
Joseph Bulingiont
-. York and Adams, Daniel Dutkee.t
90 Midln and Union, Abm. S. Wilson's
81. Schuylkill, Luther Kidder.S
22. Monroe. Pike, Wayne and Carbon,
Nathaniel B. Edred
90. Berks, David F. Gordon.t
"a. Huntingdon, Blair and Cambria, Geo.
| Taylor,t
Appointed BY Gov. Skunk: : by Gov. Por.
ter: t by Gov, Johnston.