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DANIEL WEBSTER.
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had only time last night. to give you liomo,npa-
the dose OF the New York Custom vaincs as disclosed
b, the report Of Mr.. PondcXlcr, ono of the Commission,
os appointed 10 investigate that sink of corrupon ,si
printed sent tomcmbcrs. will now ondeavof To piye
YOU III as small space possible the substance o some
III pages OF this precious duucum.nt.
stated III my last letter how n certain George 4
hsson, public storchocpcr had in three years recrlv
ed vi l'o ~. for carriage and Labor without producing
any vouchers 10 authorize the allowance Of his sum or
an, other besides salary Of 500 per annum large
sums III money for attending trials at Baltimore and
fhiladc ia, coal taken from that belonging 10 the us
Tom huuSe iot ms own use, foods alslracled from the
Public Stores, aud the labor Of men ompoyel and paid
by the government ! also told You how this man
charged government from tco 10 fire doiinsa load Tor
enfling goods, when merchants aud others on, pad from
II Ia 81 cents per load hauled the same dstance-cnch
package hauled 10y his cart being charged as n load
though six. eight ten packages were taken ms Loaf,
HIS Is one ol,hc frauds practscd upon the government
believe also stated that this honest George A. Was.
son was continued by Mr. Curtis precisely AZ he had
been placed by Jesse loyt than the same oNtravn~an,
aud fraudulent charges for carriage and labor which had
been sanctioned by Iioyt, were continued under Mr.
tuus, with full knowledge on his part Of the oulra
geons prices charged.
behevno your readers and the public generally viii
have been made sufficiently acquainted with the charac
lor ri this Mr.. WATSON, by the slipht notice bad
taken Of his tansaciion shall dismiss HIM 10 take III
aud look al
Ihe amount /" money expended. Gr stationary in ht
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4 NNlIS. BEST and COMMON,
IN Bellows from % to &c inch.
Vices. good and common.
Slcdgcs and Hand Hammers.
Stocks and Die. and other Screw Plates
iIasps and Files Of all kinds
Steel Of all kinds.
IrtdsQa1 Iron a lsree stock.
roga..c iaw. u. 3. H'jHAhr7.
rer. u II
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BY TOLEE, TOss:N'EEA' ST.sYEs.E.H
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n"THE LYNCHDURG yIRGINIAN."

u ii r LII NJ III Ru lKu M AN,
published ssmi-,reekly, Cerery .lJnday Thursday }
o! -Four Doars onnun, payable adra,cc No sub
,,,,pt,on tri be reeeired shorter than SIR months;
ord no paper S, be discontinued, (crep at the discretion
,fbs Edit0rs.) MifH all u,rearages are pad
a.. .4DpER1ISE.HE.NI'S inserted at 80 cents per
square Tsr Iess for he frst Insertion, and 37t cents for
every Subsequent insertion.
EVERY .3DJERIISER is required 10 note, on his
manuscript ho,c h. @ishes ms advertisement inserted
advertisement, not so noted, trH be inserted III is dis
- atinIancr DC ordered.
FOR fE.1RLI .7DJERTISLNG tie terms IRE for
the privilege Of t,eo squares $40 for square, SIS for
square. inner form, $50.
.-JO3 PRLNTLNfi rrect1,eA neatly and erpedtiots-
r. sud on reasonable terms.
1aHkr--s---s--.----.~---.. --~----r--,--p~,
ENlE anniversary Of 81. John tie BAPTIST VIII le eel
4 bratcd on 9TH June next. By Marshall edge No
So Of Ancient orl Aasons and De Moay En,ampnlrn,
No Of Knights Iemplars. The procession will be f,rm-
cd the Masonic llall. .ynrhhure. NJ 10 o'clock A. NJ
AMI an address delivered al br p NJ James Garland
Esq.
All regular Aas5ns in good sia,i.ng are respectfully
invited to participate
r r '., b J 'Ii1n f,H Committee: Marshall
r. W.NIcroR. ! Lodge NJ 81
r D. s sHI Committee DE Malay
l. BROWN Fnrampmcnt No 4,
May Ii ,2iJo
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sVVF1CV.
VNIiF undersigned takes this method Of informing
4 the citizens OF Lynchburg and its vicinity that he
still following his trade. VIZ Plasterng, Whit wash
ing. SC. lie is thankful for former encouragement, and
socs farther continuance Of the same Al these who
may wish to employ him. will please call on him. or leave
word al his house. lilo resides the upper end Of Main
street. in this place, opposite Planters Warehouse.
PETER e.. AkERS
May Q st
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Nae,ssS'el.

ETOR RENT, until the lit Of December. the house
lately occupied the upper end Of Main street
Possession given immediately Apply to Dr. Jno. It,
Patterson or to Rev. Jno. Early.
ED. \. CABELL.
April 81 Is
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HBss e. Z EsE.
4 FINE Buggy. arranged Ia work or : horses,
Il horse buggy < Harness.
do do do do very light,
Superior Sukey & Harness,
do Cauyall 4 Harness,
Road Wagon s Harness.
Apply to NJ TALBOT. Auct
April 2~ is
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r VI II III l. T. is.
WYE arc prepared to execute ? \ NJ II !. F. T 8
" in the most expeditions manner. as cheap and
neat as any Office in the State
TOLEK, TOWNLEY {. S.tATHt|
March a. 1872.
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A1C0G hIStUtS et sAOtteO"s
PURSUANT to the provisions of decd Of trust,
executed to the undersigned by Walter Williams,
OF date the 9TH June. lS}S aud Of record in the llust
'ngs Court of Iynchburg for certain purposes in said
occl expressed will be sold. Saturday, the 9TH day
OF May next. to the highest bidder, at public auction
A Lot or Lots Of Ground,
Iy'ne In the town of Lynchburg. on tho south side Of
jefferson street. near the Canal and adjoining the Lot
owned by David r. Fev. containing 2G feet front ON JET
'e'on street with the buildings privileges and apPur
"nances belonging thereto
Terms ofsale CASII-and snch title will be giyor as
is vested in the trustee by the deed aforesaid. and
other DINID r FDJFY. Trustee.
April II WIN
POS7PO.s'E.NE.v
i he above sale is postponed till tic Sd day Of June
next. b,IID II L,DI ,X fTrnS,,e
Nay ) ,2;e
Blanks for sale :,t tlli, Office.
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TE E,ST .%,ES, r..
PRICE, EsEiXsg,GS. FL.

INliE subscriber is ready Ia rccei.e and cnfa
l. WOOL. al his Machine. at 6, cents Instead of Z
cents, "a leretoore Persons either leave their wool
Of the MACHINE, or al my Factory. al John IIol-
lins's Store. SETH IIAI.SEN
May Is q
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hose comparative statements made from the
vouchers furnished 10 the commissioners by the Auditor
o The Custom House They were made moi IN eolsid
Grafton Of the amount Of expenditure. but 10 exhibit far
specimen ct every other expenditure great and snail
III the Custom house, for a series of years past
here was expended. for books. stationary and prIn
me during the last quarter Of Mr. lloyts Coeetorsp
including ~ days which Mr. Morgan WAS in ofIcc u
few days before the second quarter, the following sums
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SECOND SESSION.
NGpNrsp.Y. May IL. lsl2
or TIE FLORIDA WAR
ARMED OCCUPATION OF TIE
TERRITORY

Inc 'iiAllt laid before The Senate the following
from the Presid,n. ol the nted States
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sv.sf.0.S'S.
1.-TWO large five or SIX horse Wagons for sale. They
l. were made ovcrtac mountains. Apply to
DINkIE & RI hBOl' GIL.
Mav0 3w
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Total. sS12l 90
'Ihls enormous sum, says Mr. Poindexter. stands
charged on the books of the Custom House in the shor,
space OF three months, Of which S6,il6 II dccd
10 the collectors and slorekecper's offices, in which
there were employed seventy nine clerks; making an
average OF S211I per annum for stationary for each
person attached 10 these Offices. There were during
this quarter, one hundred and thirty six rcams Of fools
cap and letter paper ordered and supplied Tor the Of
the Custom House, which forms part OF the aggre.
gate above stated II is evident thai SO large an
amount Of stationary could have boen required for
any legitimate purpose connected with the business OF
the several departments of the Custom House be used
in tho short space Of three months and therefore the
greater portion Of the articles purchased have passed
into The hands Of Mr.. Curtis, who succeeded to the OIL
flee OF Collector about the close of that quarter or have
been iladulently distracted from the Custom House.
Of whlch no evidence given to the Commissioners;
but IN the accounts and vouchers rendered BY Mr.. Cur
It's in the second quarter Of the year, being the
first quarter after he became collector there charged
for disbursements in tho purchase Of stationary ordered
and received by him for the collectors office aohe ST.
753 75 for the appraisers ST. Is So for the S,orekeep
er, S25 81; for inspectors, $24 SO, for TIE store in
Washington street, $50 sc, making in the whole,
the grand total Of 81 942 90 for the stationary alone
during one half ofihc year ls4l.
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POS2'PO.N-E.IFE.v'T,

Blanks for sale nj tIli, Office,
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I. a.'s ..e.a 9,ee ra.'sat s4s, Ct TIE l4.ter
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eYilf0R .$DriH. !<ChOOf.

TEVlIIS SCHOOL. situated on the road between ri
3 econ Run and St. Johns Church, about ten miles
from Campbell Court house, and twenty-five miles from
Lynchhur will 90 into operation the LIST day of Feb
ruary next under the management of the subscriber
The course Of instruction will embrace all the usual
branches o an English education, together with the La
tin, Greek and French languages Every laudablc eff
fort will likewise be used 10 promote the morals OF the
pupils, without which it is evident that all other know
ledge viii be The School will be regulated upon
Christian principles, and the standard book of authority
will be the Bible the sanctions Of which will be urged
all suitable OCCASIONS upon the consideration OF the
pupils, as the only foundation Of good education.
The scholars will be divided INTO three classes. The
first class will embrace Spelling, Reading. Writing and
the first principles at Arithmetic, and the price 81 -
per month The books approved for this class the
following
Webster Spelling Book improved edition.
Halls Primary Reader. Mu1ray's Introduction and
Engsh Reader
ID Glass English Grammar, Geography and lsto
ry. aud the pree - 50 per month. The books Tor tbs
class are the following; Ayers Murray = Grammar and
Exercise Walkers Dictionary. Omcy's Geography and
Atlas, f,~lition Of leil Oneys Anthmctt; Nore's
iers History
81 Class languages and higher English studies.
price 81 90 pei month. Books Adams Latin Gram
mar. Fisk's Greek Grammar 4 Exercises, Ilyc2ac 5
French Grammar by Bolmcr Columns Algebra, Da
vcss lcgcndre Comsock : Natural Philosophy. Paley S
Moral Philosophy Blakc's Conversations on Chemistry,
Blar's Rhetoric Grimshaw Z Histories of England
France Rome and the United States Halls Reader S
Guide
BOARD on reasonable terms, can be obtained in the
neighborhood
REFFRENCE-Dr r. Wi,hcrs. Capt. Adam
Clement, Mr.. Richard Morgan and Mr.. Chas Saugh
My Address. after the first day of February next, will
be Pigeon Run Z. O., Campbell co, Va.
SAMT.. ID. ToMPKINS.
Dee q wlw
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x-1n.lxIA At rules he'd il the Clicks ofce .! the ciI
cut Superior Court oi Law and Chaneery Tor Tie eoun
~ of Nelson in the month OF November, ISL:
Fosd l.. Whitehead surviving administrator oil iiezelah
t,a.,e acc,d Plaintiff,
pgnipsf
Ralpb w Iodlus Nathan J-oiTtus in his right and
Naban Iof as and James H. Goodwin, late merchants aud
rncs trading under the firm and style Of James ID Good
Co, Nathan oaisj one OF the surviving paress u
the late OF John j. Hargroye Co. sand Nathan
Iotus, Of the surviving partners OF lotns liargrofe
Co.. sand Nathan Ioitus, surviving partner OF the late
Of the late Of Hafgroye 4 Loits and James Gar
land and Beverly liargose, Executors OF John arroye
de ID James Pampn, William Fitzpatrick, Edmund W
Hill James d. Goodwin and Heveiy llargroye, surviving
securities Of SAID John James argrove, decd and FLOYD L.
whitehead living administrator OF IIezekiah afgroYe
decd and Iezekah IIlrgro,e, Polly Hargroye, Sophia
lIsgrove and Nelson llargroye, and Ham H. largroye
and Harriet T. S srgrose Ann b Iareroye Charles liar
grove aud Edward Iiagove, children OF Thomas Harro,e
De ID and John b. Fortune and Selma his wife, formerly
Selma argroye, and Ann f. Iargrove widow Of said John
IIagroye, deed, PAMELA Hargrove, Emily Hargrote
Mary Ilarove, Susan iiarErove, Isabella lrgrove Anu
Maria Hargrove, Thomas Hargroye and Alexander liar
grove, child. en- of John lagrove deed and Catlett Nils,
administrator Of John Hargrove dc;d, and Beverly liar
grove and William r. Iagroys, Robert X. Ilargrove, Mar
garet IIargrove, Susan Hargrove, Iewelcn Cash and
Arabea HI, wife, formerly Arabea iargfove, Edmund W.
Ill., and Betsy Ann his wife, formerly Betsy Ann arSrose
children Of William Hargroye decd, and Rufus Hggngbo
ham and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Elizabeth iargroyc,
IIezciah r. IIargovc, James b. Hagrove, and Joseph NJ
IIargrosc, children Of Joseph ilargroye, decd,
IL CuAscERY.
The defendants Iiczekiah llargrove, Polly largroYe So
phia Hargroye Nelson Hargroye, William H. argfoSe,
Harriet S argroye Ann Hargroye, Charles iarSrose
Edward Hargrove John b. Fortune and Selma his wife,
PAMELA Hargrovc Emily Iagrove, Mary IIargrove sn
largroee Isabella argroye Ann Maria Ilargrove, and
Thomas argtovc having entered their appearance and
given security according TO the act of Assembly and the rules
OF this Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that
they inhabitants Of this Commonwe cath On motion
of the plaintiff by counsel is ordered that the said deicn
dan do appear here rules be held in tie said Clerks
Office the fire, Monday in February next and answer the
hill Of The plaintiff and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted the ynchbg Yrgnian, newspaper published
in the of Iynchburg for months successfully, and
another copy posted the front door OF the Courthouse a
this county Court day
\ Copy,-Tesr,
RO c. CUTLER, {. {.
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REMEDY EORs T1sRUsEs-CANkEK AND
NURSING sOGE yaDCIB.

THOUSANDS both Young and old, but especially mothers
and infants, every year consigned to the tomb by
above stubborn diseases. The misunderstanding and t.
OF most practising ply scians in regard to tins dis
case and the consequent uncertainty OF from their
scrpons, is subject OF common remark among all those
who have suffered from the disease who have witnessed
The suterngs Of others.
It. therefore, gives marh pleasure to be able to offer to
this class 81 sufferers remedy which has NtA Err
in single instance in the most aggravated cases OF
t, disease where the mother and child have been
covered externally with car the whole body,
a well A. internally.
ManY the have witnessed performed by thcse
medicines, the worst stages OF THRrs tNKER AND MIR
MOUTH, Where the patient had been given
by number Of the most talented physicians.
We present this compound thus confidently, because we
know II is only To be tested to be appreciated
For sile by DINkI-E & RUMBOUGII
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We ~ NTOCk.
Dec u

w + in 1s th"'o" SN''''' 10" for cash or /"
50 hhds Sugar, n o.. Porto Rico and Vera Cruz
from common to the best
800 bags Cot1,e, part extra fine
Az hhds, ticrccs and bbls. \. O. and Porto Rice
Mulasscs
do Syrup, very superior
do extra -
500 sacks Liverpool fine Salt
POO do Ground Alum
200 sides good and damaged Sole Leather
500 lbs best Spanish Float Indigo
500 do Nader
lO0 casks Nails and Spikes. Id to inch
tons fredegar Tyre Iron in, to 9 inches
10 do country Bar do
10 bbs. Tanners OH
10 hhds. Stone Ware assorted at manufacturer
prices
leo boxes Sperm and Tallow Candles
- do brown Soap
III bags Race Ginger
10 do heavy Black Pepper
.OOO lbs Green Copperas
50 bbs. llerrings and Shad
10000 lbs western Bacon
80 boxes $ 4 Il and 10 u II Window Glass
10 do 10 II -, very superior
, tcrces fresh Rice
boxes Starch
% chests and boxes Tea. part extra fine G. Pow
p doz. painted Buckets
% nests Iron bound Tubs
do do large size
10 doz. horse Buckets assorted sizes
~ doz. Bed Cord ,. 8 and 9 stran
. doz. Corn Brooms
10 cases Tobacco Oil
% boxes Loaf Sugar, part equal any ever seen in
this market
900 lbs. East Boston Crushed do
600 lbs common do
800 lbs Sal fratus
60 boxes Tin plate l3X
900 HIS. American Sheet Iron
500 lbs Zinc
% boxes Raisns
80 reams Wrapping paper
80 do Fools Cap and Letter Paper
20 NJ Cigars, from common TO very fine
1000 lbs American blsiorcd Steel
800 lbs Alum
gross Backing. Sc, ST.
GEO BAGBl s Co.
July 90 Is
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The Legislature Of Virgins, upon any oil the SUBJECTS
which had been lntnpluced We were nov compelled
10 borrow money deiray our daily cnpenses-and we
had none to waste chopping logic about the Federal
Constitution
Mr. jackson asked division Of the question. first on
LAYING on the table. aud secondly on printlng-lle
hafe the resolutions would lie the table and for
ever .
Sumo conyersaon took place between Messrs Scott,
irving and Holiday, TO the practical aud abstract
cha racter Of the resolutions
The resolutions were laid on the table and printed.
Mr. Brown OF. moved that 500 copies Of the DIS
ribuiion and Bankrupt Acts o Congress- be printed or
the use OF the llouse
Mr. Irving sald "A were 10 review all the ifFSa-
ton Of Congress- he moved an amendnent:-"aii the
laws passed al the Extra Sessloii.
\ debate taking aide range, between Messfs. Hop
kns. Scott. Irving. Hunter and Bayly cnsued.
Mr. Irving withdrew his amendment, and Mr.. Browns
motion modified by Mr.. Scott. limiting the number to
10 copies was agreed lo--ayes -. noes IL.
Mr. Ry,s moved. that when the House adjourn TO
morrow IT adjourn to meet on "Wednesday next which.
after some conversation. was agreed TO.
PrriTIos.
\ Potion was presented and referred
Is, Mr. De4kins. Of Snitison Holt. 10 be released
from fine for selling ardent spirits.
TN motion II Mr.. Hunter,
The House adjourned
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CtrNtnta 1e0tolatmrr.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.

WEDNESDAY. Dec %. 1911
On motion of Mr.. Holloway the rule of the House
limiting the number OF the Committee OF Roads was
suspended. and the name Of Mr. Erskine was added To
said Committee.
PETITIONS
Petitions were presented and referred
by Mr. Armstrong, of Henry w Story, of Prnnsyl
vana, for law directing the Isl, Auditor ADJUST the
taxes on certain lands
of the charter Of the Sweet Springs Turnpike Compa-
ny.
BY Mr.. Leyburn Gin the absence of the member from
Pctersburg) of sundry citizens against the establishment
ofanoher tobacco inspection in Petersburg
WHEELING BANKS.
MI Doman offered the following resolutions:
Resoired. That the First Auditor be authorised and
required to correspond with the North Western Bank of
Virginia, and the Merchants and Mechanics Bank Of
Wheeling in order 10 ascertain,
Flint. Whether any arrangement can be effected by
which the notes OF said Banks received by the State
PAYNE nj OF the public be made available
the VI @ Of Commonwealth, at p value
ID Whether the said North Western Bank will re
ceive their notes, and the of the Merchants and
and Mechanics Bank of Wheeling, in payment of the
lnadsof tho State held by said North Western Bank.
Mr.. Wallace, of Petersburg suggested to Mr.. Dor
man, that would be better TO take the resolution Of
Sered by him (Nr w few days since, and laid the
table the object Of which effect the conversion
Of the Wheeling notes into available funds the best
terms
Mr.. d. preferred to take the question upon his reoi-
uon II would be better he said for Mr. w IS resolution
70 he on the table until the information he sought should
be obained it would be then time enough take up
The members resolution, and the House could then
upon it more undestandngly if it should be necessary
TO act upon it at all
Mr.. Wallace argued to show why his resolution ought
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XEHYO .v,S, HATS. YO.y.yG rs 0na
f.1Es\.

DIAM. colored and black Tai and Satin Ribbons,
j from Ia 10
Splendid Chcnc and other bonnet |. bbons
Black Love and Grape do
Super SILL, and Beaver Hats, beautiful shape
DO black and drab broad brlm Russia Hats
Florence Braid Bonpets new styles and very fine
Hoods and Fancy Bomets, cheap
Fur, Cloth, Hair. and Celcu Gaps
These Goods will be sold very low, regardless Of cost
and bought expressly to be sold by
HUNT s. WARD
Nuy
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NEW LONDON ACADEMY.

1--WE next s.son, at this Ihsliiailoh VIII eeia1i''
ON Monday the Sd Of January next AMI elose Inc
ST of July The usual English, olassieal ana Ma'h'
,anng men ff any College IN the State. Aiso-
,ok keeping and Practical Surveying will receive par
teular attic ton
TER 1ls-I,oard = per month. Teton IN Ian
laqes aud Mathematics 81; andin English - per month
Rocks will be furnished at cost. AL charges will be
n,1 m the time Of entrance to the end of the session,
except in cases Of protraeied sickness.
\ p. CAMPBELL, Prime pal.
n. 81 wiw
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HEyRy CLAY.


~ J. C. wHiTTirs.
Nor F,nrS No as well the tall
Ard riilarea Allegheny fall
A. well ohio' gian, tide
Roll backward on its mighty tfsci,
A. he, Columbias hope and pride,
The slandcr-d and the .orely trisi,
In hi, uiumphan, course turn back
Ifr - Nor FaIIrS Seek To bind
The ohainless and unb'dden wind
Oppose the torrents hcsilong course,
And turn aside IL, whirlwind's fofre
But deem not that the mighty mind
WIN COVER before The bias, Of hate,
On quail at dark and causeless Ill
For, though all else b. desnlaie,
II .,oops no, from his high estate
A Marius mid tie RUNS still.
Hr IS NOT FHIrN Every breeze
Tha, wander, o',r Cnlumhis's bosom.
From wild renot,.ccsS forest trees.
FROM ocean shore, from inland sea-,
Or where The fich magnclia's hlosson1
Floats snow.lkc on the suliry wind,
Is booming onward to his car
A homage to hi. LOFTY mind
A need the falling never find
Apraise which patriots onl, hsar-
SrsE ~ rur Wrs1' \ million e.es
Arr turning gladly unto HIM
The shrine Of old idolatfics
Before has k,ndling light grows dIm
And men awake us from dream,
Or meteor, dazzling 10 bc,fa,
And bew before his puroI beam,
The earncs, Of better day
All hail The hour is fastening on
When, yainly tired by ISLANDERS flame.
Columbia shall behold her son
Inharmed without laurel gone.
As from the flames Of Bab,l lon
The anFcl-guarded trad came
The slandercf shall be silent then.
His spell shall leave the minds Of men.
And higher glory wait upon
The Western patriots future famc
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RgEEHES.

VARIETIES.
GlIONEL and longs at all prices,
- Brass and common And Irons.
Brass and common Tenders,
Coal Skuttlcs and Sftors.
spit Boxes brass and common
Walters ofall sizes and qualities.
Candlcsticks, plated and brass
SHUTTERS plated brass and steel,
Brass and Japanned Lamps.
Ladies' Dressing Boxes
Sugar Boxes and Tea Cables.
For sale very low by
Dec =,
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TO Farmers Il Planters.

WE OFFER. on the most favourable terms
w N1clinaw. Whitney and Rose Blankets, 81,
l0t. II / and III
Point and Dutii do
Glasgow and Fredericksburg Jeans heavy and good
kerseyiners Tuled Cloths. 81 and Ga do
a. - and il Plain and Plaid linscys, from com
mon IN first rate.
Bleaehed and Brown Cot,ons, at any price wanted
\ cart load Of alleoes. from TO = Sd per yard
Gall and see before you buy.
HUNT s WARD.