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Il. 1t would have been better had more. who
could consistently, left in time. Much valuable
HE would have been spared. 1t is not here, rs
IN more southern cities, well for person to run
The risk OF contracting the fever. because it is
not an aeelimating disease. The fever may not
appear IN those cities again during the present
generation, and what avail will it be to those who
have remained and taken the disease, and imper.
lied their liyes'
/. The worst, apprehend, is still to come, in
tins way:-Aiter the present material ito use "A
familiar term shall have been exhausted. it will
be thought the disease has subsidized which will
induce the return of many Just in time to inhale
the atmosphere, and fall and die. No man
wh) has not had the fever, ought TO think of
turning till two three heavy frosts have fallen.
D. Those who have remained graphing with
the Destroyer and nursing the sick, are worthy
OF all praise. There is moral herosm display
ed in this which is not shown even on the field Of
battle. There is here no niomentary excitement
to nerve the man-no martha | array to stimulate
the dropping spirits. None of these exciting cir
cumstanees here surround them. For the last
three weeks there has been nothing but calm
and stefnly looking on at the great enemy, as he
has marched steadily onward towards the
citadel of life, and made sure his aim, among the
most shining marks that appeared before him.
And then there is to be no cessation of hostili-
ties for several weeks to come. Men deserv
ing the sylnpatheS ana praise OF all Bood citi2es
who are found ready to put forth their might to
relieve the sufferer. And such there are in Nor.
folk and Portsmouth
| shall always look back with interest to the
few days spent here under these painful crcum-
stances, and the acquaintance formed with num-
bers. whom | met while in Norfolk. God bless
those brave and generous physicians, who having
sent their families away, are themselves contend
ing with the destroyer! Men of intelligence, and
sympathy, and SOUL they deserve to be known.
After the smoke of battle has disappeared, and
they shall fully review the desolaton, they will
be astonished at themselves. But delightful
will be the consciousness of having under God
brought their science and skill 50 to bear, as to
bring under their control, the pestilential ele-
ment. Again say, all praise to such men.
Having seen all could of the desolateness in
these cities, and vast amount of suffering, and
being unable to do anything myself to relieve it,
| see no necessity for my remaining, and will this
afternoon depart for Baltimore.
The only class of men needed here now,
doctors and nurses. No others can have access
to the sick, with much profit to them. X.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
AALUARLEPWOpEHrY fnrsALE.

The under signed. with "A view 81 relieving him
sci iom his present embarrassed eonltian will offer
Tor sne privately, until lhe 5th DIV of September next
the telio"ing vnla h.r property. via; two Lots of
ofonnd iih" cry of Lynclbprg fronting 40 feet each
on Jefferson street. the Basin of tile james River and
kanasha Canal nearly Opposite tho ing. will;
hat Lots fronting 80 feet each II new BASIN ef the
Canal running hHck To- the nruaee al Alexandria Rail
tohdi Lot on Jefferson street. Opposite the of
Me'enie Hurt& Preston. fronting ID foot, four Framed
lenemehs ami Lots near ID. L. Rce.'. wing between
the cid and urw turnphcs; House and Lot adjoining
u H. Spence residence. Ia esirahe family reel
aeneei) bot aud Wooden Tenement mud vacant Lot.
hnth adjoining thi same; halface Lot Back Na.
ter Creek, near Judge VIM. Daniels lee llo9so also.
hs interest \bcHg two thirdal in that valuable Steam
BRICK Machine the Gas Works; aheut % head of
Horses and Mules, all young and we'll bke harness;
or 10 new Wagons G. aud horse) mud several
oni hnnd Carts, Wagons, &c
Such portions of said property may mol be sold by
the olh day Of September next, will ON that day be sod
by way OF public auction
All the creditors Of the undersigned nre invited
purchase, that their cms may be oseticl against
the amount due by them respectively for purchases,
All persons having open accounts against him
ques,edto present them by the st dny eptemher that
he may endeavor to make provision for them those
indebted To him earnestly requested To pay without
further delay.
N B.-rho PIEDMONT WORKS will be continued
in all their different bnnehes, aud all the
hand my ho contracted or between ths and the
lat day of September will be carried out promptly by
Tho concern thnt will take the Works that day. he
intends taking in partner,
mug lld3mw t5thsopt GEO G. CuRLE.
Renubliran rupv.
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DUBlIC SALE OF LAND. SLAVES,

4 y
L STOCK, CROPS, &c.-Ilaving determined 10 re-
move 10 the South, will Tuesday, the 9th dry OF
October 1850 reside, the town oil Liner
~ in the county of Bedford, cell. to the highest bidder
at public auction, my Tract OF Land, ON which now
reside, containing about 1850 acres.
Ills Lnni lies within milo Of the Depot on the Viz
einia and TIE nessee Railroad, the town OF Liberty
laree portion Of is heavily mbcred it has ON II
abundance of water, and the cleared land is in high
OF Improvement. The improvements consist nj
large ind commodous Dwelling. house. Icehouse Well
aud Veil nouse and all other necessary out houses, in
Guiding a large number OF comfortable negro Cabins
and arge aud convenient Barn. The Dwelling hoase
IS beautifully located in the of large yard hlle
with shade trees which is large md productive
garden II Is of the most delightful and pleasant
tanilv residences in the upper country.
Tits Tract of Land from its cont guilty to market, lis
fertility nnd producvcness, is OF the most desirable
and valuable in this country
NJ residence Is just mile from the town of Lib
where there four churches, excellent schools
and pop 4laton moral md refined ns ia any town in
the State.
will take pleasure in slowing the land To any one
who will call 1t will be sold in entire tract,
or divided into two more tracts to suit Purchasers
Also, the time and place, will sell the
highest bidder, 40 valuable Slaves tho most of them
young and very likely. Among them is good Black
smith, several good Cooks, and number Of Valuable
House Servants.
Als, all my Horses. Mules Cat,le, Hogs ana Stock
of every kind. fine Carriage, Rockaway, WAGONS.
Gufts all my Plantation Tools Household and Kitchen
Furniture crop o. Com Oats, Hay, and Straw, ind
varelyo other articles.
AT the time will sell Lot in the town Of Lib
erty which is large and excellent Brick Factory.
covered with tin and several other houses together
with the screws, presses aud fixtures in the Factory
fERMs.-rhe real estate will he sold on credit OF
two and three yenrs, equal instruments bonds aud
good security being rpqui and the title retained
further security until all the purchase money spad The
slaves will be snld on c'cdit of SIX months with in
from the dav of sale and the other property
credit 5f twelve months for all ten doirs
for thn and under cash will be required. Boad
IN security required from the purchasers.
~ 2inMI9th oct WILLIAM TERRY.
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Correspondence of the Express.
DES0LATE ENE-IMPORTANT FACTS
GATHERED-NOBLE TRIBUTE TO PLY
SlCIANS-THE ONLY CLASS OF PER-


PORTSMOUTH, August %, 1855.


PORTSMOUTH, August %, 1855.
Ny Deer Sir find this place even more de-
serted than Norfolk. | have spent some three
hours here, and as yet have one whom
have known before, though enjoying the acquan-
lance of many here about three months since.
Inc stores are nearly every one closed, and II
general gloominess and desoaton prevail. There
Is not hotel open in the place, and from appear
ances, ! infer all have left, except the sick and
uhose attending 10 them. AT the lowest calcua-
non, in the two cities there must be several hun
cred persons nav down with the fever. ! have
seen several hearses their melancholy err
rands butt one accompanied them save the
drivers. And now from all | have been enabled
to see which has been a good deal assure you
Tor the time, gather several Ito me) important
facts:
Il. The disease has diilused its poison through
these entire communities, and must run its
course.
:. No blame should attach 10 the vast number
who have left, for Lad they remained vaster
amount Of material would have been to afford a
h'lflonger life to The fearful maady.
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aug - 2uwt9th oct WILLIAM TERRY.


" TRACTS OF LAND.-Pursuant 10 IA decretal
order of the Judge of the Circuit C,urt of Amherst
Cuunty in tie suit of Drummond Morriss Nc inn u
Mt the March term, 1883 will, Friday tn" 9Sh day
of September next the residence O. Geo. W Monisz,
proceed sell the highest bidder ublic auction,
the TWO TRACTS OF LAND in the decree mentioned.
One of said Tracts contains 81 II ncres aud the other
contains l06 both o on Pc iur River in he coan.
~ of Amherst, adj ,ui q tho lands Of Jesse Richeson
deed. mud Others; aud will be sold separately for so
much cash VIII deray The expenses Of sale and on II
credit of one aud three years equal iusianens as
. the residue
II The day of snle above mentioned .houl proys
fay rabIe the sale will take place the next day.
nul 27.wdw JNO. DUDLEY DAVIS. Conn.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
GALE or VALUABLE SLAVES AND

}, Factory Fixtures-As trustee in II decd II
trl,t madc b, Mark Anthony. IT,, On the 5th day nj
March, $751; aud # record in the Clerks ollie If the
Court of Hastings G,r the city of Lynchhug will sell
fer cash. Thursday the l6, day Of this month, (Au
grst, ls55 in front Of the Market House in the city of
Iynshbdfe the following slaves conveyed in the said
Iced, to-wit: ARCHER, boy. JOHN, a man, ROSE
waman, und ANN, woman; also all the Presses.
Screws, and other Factory Fixtures belonging 10 the
said Mark Anthony. IT,, in the Factory lately operated
by him in the said city. The title to the above property
Is believed be unquestionube but will seli such Ii
tie only ~ the deed aforesaid ve-h in me
JNO. o. l.. G0GGlN,
aug 6 a]awtl6 Trustee.
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GALE OF NEGFsOES--1hs und rsgned,
y Administrator of Douglass II. Puchet dee d., will
sell ii front Of the Market House, in the city OF Lynch
burg on Friday the 3lsi day Of August next at IL -
clock at public auction, the highest bidder for ens,
Six Negroes belonging to the estate OF lid Douglass
H. Pucket decd. consisting IT woman named Many,
man by the name of George. a young man named VIII
liam two hovs James and David, and girl, Mary
Eliza The Negroes nrc likely and worthy the attention
Of pnrcha.ers Should bad weather prevent the ar
that dnv they via b. sol the next day, Su ndsy
Trnted SAMUEL NOWLlN.
sAlm'. of Douglass Fl. Pucket decd.
,ng1 dIawt3Ist mug 2i-dlw
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GALE OF DESIRABLE wEAL Es-

- TATE NEAR >NCHBuRG--ln pursuance Of
the last will and testament of Frances b. Shackelfurd
de II will proceed To sell public auction nrnn the
pleni.es her late RESIDENCE, with all the nppurte.
Thereto belonging, on wednesday, the isth day
of September Is -.
The TRACT OF LAND contains. 10y nj survey
4S acres and situated tie county of Amherst i'm
neaia civ ON the maiE road ling from tn City OF
Lynchburg to Amherst Courthouse; and lies within two
qiles Of the CITY, The buildings are good, consisting
of wostory Brick Dwelling, with frame addition
ampv sufficient for the comfortable lesdence u. arge
fami, and all necessary houses. together with arge
Garden. newly paled in and tustcully set with shrub
berry The and lies we'll and is susceptible OF high
STATE of Improvement and profitable culture Its posi-
ton will enubc its at al times TO avai himself ct
the best point of ucuntion of the Lypchbnrg market
Gentlemen wishing to purchase Land hre invited TO
attend the sale, this is wiod TO be sold, and M pro.
vision made for any reserve.
All tbi6es considered, it is but seldom that desra
bic n properly il unre .ervedy offered for sale, mud
great bargain mnS perhaps, be bought in IT,
hcline Executor shall only convey the title vest
ed in by my testnriS hi however, IS believed to be
uHqaestionabe.
II o'clock NJ, will he the hour Of sale, unless heavy
fall of rain should interrupt and in TINT event the same
hour on the following duy the sale will take pncc.
TFeNs OF SALE.--A credit of one, two and thiee
years (eaual annual n-talmens,) will be given the Pur-
chaser or purchasers for the payment OF the purchase
money he or they securing the payment OF the sumo y
bonds with good ,nal security and the tile :" the
land a.o retained as further security until the wi ole of
the purchase oney ia paid
The purchaser will hive the privilege of seeding from
the day a sale and full posseoion will b. given ON tho
lst dny Of January. 1856.
JNO. ". SCHOOLFIELD, Executor
If the ast will and testament of Frances b. Shaeket
rrd lid aug 25-dlt&ctl9 lh sep
~ Charlottesville Advocate will copy three times
and s-nhacconpt this Office.
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AUSTEN M. 'EHsErsLE,
CLASSICAL SCHOOL

NEW ola SslCAL SCHOOL, sab
:. scriber4 having made arrangements with Mr.. H.
Tanlorro To succeed him in teaching, respectful "
Iic the patronage Of this community, The Srhoo will
he OF high order embracing in It's the Lnlin
Greek French and icrman Lnngmges, Mathematics
and the usual English branches. Tie session viii be-
gin on Monday. Septembcp 3D. aud continue 10 months.
Terms $i0pe session J. NJ GUY.
d. II. MASSlF.
We refer tn Messrs. r. VI. Taliaerro. Jas NJ Boyd,
Cant. Samuel McC orkle TJ KIRK patrick, Esq Gen'l
D. Robes, tie Faculty If Washington College, Nm. Nj.
Blackford Esq, aud Chas Slaughter Esq,
Address either Of us. of g. ]. Wills, Esq,
Lynchlurg. Va. July lid cwllst sept.
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A NEW NOVEL. RY ONE OF THE
~ Relies Of the Old Dominion.

A. MORRIS Publisher, will have rcndy this day
Light AND ARKNESS;" or, tho Shadow of Fate.
A Story of Fashionable Life, One volume. 3l9 pages;
Il mo. Bound in unique style of CLOTH IS cents.
(Extruc from the Prence,)
have cndenvo,cd IN this book portray the bad not
wholly bad, the good n. immnonnir since OF hui
man Ia either rarely true To show how
errors, which seem vcnul nj first grow into crime when
fostercd by in upence and excused the principle of
fatality, any other preenee by which the pclperntor
seeks alike blind himself and Others; prove that
the ung ,vcrned passions and obes Of the many
,han the buclul crimes Of the few, the msc-
RES which darhcn social life aud TINT the brilliant
gifts of the person worldly fortunes mnny smiling
spells which lure ruin. thnse who the slnvcs OF
impulsc give his proper shafr Of blumc-mo.
king the wholly SHINING, the other the Who'll
" sinued nganst-i4 the object oi the work.
(From the Home lournal)
This is m Amercnn Novel. fresh from the pen of n
fr nue Inter Of the South r. aa story of fashionable
society and the laid in this nromanlic city Ma
nv of the characters drawn from life No book TINT
has been recently issued from the piess will excite
uosty, md none viii be rcnd with avidity Tho
sSl IL graceful mud plonsng the pet original md the
interest Of the tale ia sustained with marked and peculiar
ability, We predict success for this hcw and benu.
lul work Of falon and hope TINT the fair writer will
find her rppnys in uuthoi-ard gratifying To herself
IS they promise to be profitable 10 y publifhers.
mug % II
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rOSrPNNEMEN1

rOSrPONEMENT.
Til, above sale is postponed until Wedre.day, the e9th
inst. JNO. q. l.. GOGGiN,
~ 81
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srsc TIE large and commodious Steamship
sAs44-ss AMESf Cant PARRIsH, leaves City
Point tor New. York, every WEDNESDAY, morning at
O'Clock after srriva, Of the Cars from etrrsbug
irving in New York next evening. Throueht Tickets,
including Railroad Fare and Meals and State Room Oh
board steamer $l4,-SeconI Glass Cars Steetuge,
50. Applyto LEE Il JOHNSON,
Agents New York and Virginia Steamship Co.
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YNCHBUEsG G0LE.ssE.-fhis ln.ltu-
j ton w.ll be npenod on the 1sl Of October next
with compl' te Faculty, fine Chemical, Philosophca
aud Mathematical Apparatus, and all the usla acdcs
for College instruction
The terms Of tuitioq will be $40 in the Preparatory
Department, aud $50 in the . egate. tor the annual
session. One ha The tuition payable in ndynncr.
1t ia especially desired that getiemen who intend to
give their Collegiate would place them.
possible in q Preparatory Department, that
they mny be thoroughly anil r,gnnry prepared for Col
leee. ly 3l.d9cts
t,afe Z IN RrnnlNicnn uill n,easn cnnu-
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CLASSICAL SGkIvOL-W NJ. :. NJ y. v.
~ REID will open Classical School, on Monday,
september Sd. II VIII be their aim inpurt
Il thorough and practical know ledge of ,hoe branches
of Academic lucation which deemed necessary to
prepare students for business int, my of
our Colleges, or the University Of Virginia.
TERms-For session OF s months : ~.
No deduction will be made after entrance except in
of protueted sickness.
s. V. Ran, who has recently graduafcl in Laiin,
French, Spanish and Chemistry. at the Uniye .sty Of
Vginia, refers testimonial Of Ii. qualifications,
the following letter from Dr. S, Mnlln. Chairman of
the Faculty, and letters from other members of the
Faculty, which have been submitted several gentle
Of the city, md viii be any other, who n.ay de-
sire farther information
University OF VIRGINIA,
July 2d 1873.
My young friend, Mn Samuel " Reid, al iynchburg
hns spent sessions the Univ ,rsty in the study of
Ancient Languages, anil Modern, Mathematics and
Chen istry He row proposes 40 engage in fearhine,
ani do not hesitate TO the opinion That his
ainnentV ard character such hit him well for
the office He hns graduated in Latin, French, s nm
i>h and Chemistry. and has made such progress in
Greek and Mathematics 10 sufficient for the demands
of tenching in the higher preparatory schools. am
sure Mr.. Reid will endeAvor do faithfully whntcver
lie undertakes and Their, FIRE, very cheeruily RECON-
mend him To such as are in OF a teacher
aug dtsep3d MAUPIN.
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N)ETEnsRURG FEMALE col.

n DEEERSRUIsG Il nj l. COL.
IL LEGE.--The session of this Institution
III commence on WEDNESDAY, the 26th September,
$50.
The Directors are making large additions both to the
ollcgo Building aud the Boarding Department,
hch will he complt,d by tho beginning Of the Ses-
Tho Large aud increasing patronage has made
cse additions necessary. Ample accommodations are
divided Tor 3oarders.
For full information expecting the OF Studies
Of Tuition, &c, see the Annual Catalogue which
III be scut upon application 10 the President, Rev.
go. w. Cnrer, or 10 any QUE of the Directors.
DARCY PAUL, Chm
w. T. DAVIS,
j. II. COOPER
WESLEY GRIGG ~.
II. Z. NASH,
WM. LEA,
mug 10 2uw3m JOHN LYON,
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WILLS. BLAKE pirra
PETERSBURG VA.


'" l. u y a. FIT II M n ~,
, (Laely of the firm OF Wills, Lea a. Browucy,)
~ Ill give their attention the snl- and purc lss
of all articles Of Agricultural Produce, Farming
'pcments, &c,. and purchase for order and sell io
mmission nll articles ot Groceries sc. 81; receive
I l forward Goods, aud act as general Commission
gents. jan 3.dAoly
! tOOPER'S PATENT LIME AN ID
j GUANO SpREADERS--. Warranted IN work
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iy2SB Manufacturers agents, Petersburg, Va.
III J. TOBIAS, Liverpool JOSEPH
We JOHNSON, Lyerpool,--T. r. COOPER, Lon
1t Ia nm acknowl, dged fact that neither of the
we justly celebrated Wntch-mnkcrs have their r
oerors, or even their equal, in manufacturing "A
,tchcs and rs the subscriber is fully satisfied 1Sb
n nll creation ana the of mankind right
d to tho above fact he bas ordered and has in store,
very superior of the above makers Watch
which he will sell to persons in wnnt of good time
cpcrs crate terms and warrant them TO keep
IRE accurate time than my make of Watches now in
q. call from those in of good time keeper 10
'PcciiuIy solicited nj No. "a Sycamore street, align Of
,gle, Petersburg. Va. THOS NoWLAN.
nup q
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ulk = STEVENS-lmporter and dealers
VI in CHM, Glass. Eanhenwnfe. Looking Glasses,
itana and Plated Ware GINS Fixtures Ref igerators
lPnter Coolers, Shower Spunge and II lip Baths Lamps
.stors, Eat Racks Fancy Gn,ds, &c. fr,t door above
wells Hotel Sycamore street. Petersburg, Va
The subscribers receiving entire stock
goods, which they have purchased for cash and
eparcd to offer great Inducements those wishing to
uchase. Much hns beeu tpken in the selection
then goods, and they respectfully invite the public,
an examination of their stock
MUIR IL STEVENS,
iy 80 decly Petersburg W.
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ROLLrNGBROOM HOTEL,

nISSOLUHaON.-T concern of WIFI TIE &
- JORDAN is this day dissolved by mutual
mt. T. G. Jordan having Purchased the enii.e interest
: Mr.. White will uone attend to the settlements Of
le concern. HUGH WHITE,
aug Oats T. G. JORDAN.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1855-09-12
100 DOLLARS REWARD.

Absconded from my place in Chesterfield
District on Srnday the I2th August, my two
boys, Dave and Charles. Dave is about ~
years old. Of coal black complexion, with
very white teeth. weighs las or 100 lbs.
heavy bearded, and has peculiarly thin lips;
be Ia about feet or 8 inches high, rather
a down look when In conversation, aud
though plain IN speech on ordinary occasions,
stnttcig when excited. Charles Is ~ years
Of age. weighs 100 or 1856 lbs, Of llgh; COM
piexion. though not mulatto, Is rather
kuock-kneed which gives him an indoient
walk Of bold carriage, has an independent
appearance, and also has wide space be-
tween two OF his front teeth. cannot say
that they have been enticed away, although
ID has that appearance, for they have always
seemed 30 BE- very eontsnted. l viii give
the above reward for their Judgement In any
jail 10 that I ear get them, OF 50doIlars for
either Of them. Address thJ subscriber at
Wild Cat p. o., lancaster District, 8. G.
JEREMIAH FUNDERBURK.
Apgust sist 1885. s0;4t
fW- Raleiga Register hsd Riehmood
Esqalser cery cash 4 ,lmes and send brl 70
this Office.
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A Book Faa of Startling Disclosures .
NOW READY,
FEM ALE LIFE
AMONG THE MORM0NS.

NARRATIVE or MANY YEARS PERSONAL
EXPERIENCE,
BY TIE WIFE OF4 MORMON ELDER
RECENTLY FROM UTAH.
One large isma. col., ritk rierc Of Sdlt Lake
City
PRICE, ONE DOLLAR.
There is no subject of the day, that is at
tracing more attention, than the rapid in
crease and rising power Of the Mormons in
Utah. What will be their ultimate destiny,
is as yet an unsolved problem. From every
people and nation, vessel after vessel is land
ing them on our shores i'm countless num-
bcrs. This Narrative, therefore, is the most
opportnne, giving as IL docs, an insight into
the Domestic Habits and customs If that
wonderful people. AS will be observed by
the contents, the Book is full disclosure of
the experience and sufferings endured by
Females in the Mormon Country, and the
reader is carried along by the narrative, with
absorbing interest from the beginning to
the end.
]. Z. DERBY, Publishers,
li9 Mass street, New-York.
And for sale by all tho Booksellers and
News Agents. Copies sent by mail, post.
paid, on receipt of price.