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Ransoms artificial Stone-A silicated solution is
formed by boiling (under pressure in close vessel)
pieces of flint in caustc alka and the solution is
corporatcd to density of Is. This liquor is en-
ployed in the cement, with which Incorporated,
in given proportions, well washed sand, broken gran
tie or other siliceous materials, into paste which
is pressed into moulds. The blocks formed final
y burnt in kiln like pottery or bricks, the result
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APPROPRIATIONS AT BALTIMORE
FOREIGN.

Rio Ja1eiro- Brig 1Ioufeean1.
Coffee 25l bags, II Jenkins * Go; 40 do, S Phil
lips & Co; SO do, d Buck & Sons; 223 do, order;
zebra wood 40 logs, NJ II Spyler.
Ponce and GuayanHa, (P RI - Big Harp.
Sugar 40 hhds, molasscs 30 do II brS, specie a
lot, J Hooper s Sons.
Kingion, OHM. Sch Nog Ene inc.
Logwood 81 tons. r & IL r Tack r; pimcnto 7
hrls % bags, old copper tres lt2 br>, + Hooper;
coffee 80 brls, pimcnto l05 bags J Hart; hides 10,
iron lot, specie 3l9S dollars, sundry persons
Hdifar. N. S.)-Br. sch. Sarah catch.
Mackcrc 400 brls Kirkland, Chase & Co.
VindSOr, CIV. S)-.Sch. Della.
Plaster 10 tons, order.
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S79,779,l5I S9O.OS3 ,256 s.

Illinois and Michigan Canai.-'Thc lands of the
Illinois and Michigan Canal have recently been
brought into market. The sales on the first day
amounted TO within a fraction of S50,0J0, portions
of which brought premium upon their appraised
value, some as high as fifty per cent. A number of
eastern purchasers in attendance upon the sale,
and large amounts of money were left in the hands
of gentlemen Of Chicago for investment in these
lands
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VALUE OF PRODUCE OF THE INTERIOR.

The following comparison of the value of the prin
cipa products Of the interior, received at the port of
New Orleans, from 3lst August TO LIST September,
1916, lS47 and lo4S, is compiled from series Of
tables which we have yearly prepared for our can
nual Statement 1t will be found 10 exhibit some
interesting facts in regard to our commerce with the
L. AN,st
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baltimore and Stsquehanna RaiIrOdd.-Wc I'M
dcrstand further payment account of interest to
the State of Maryland has been made by r. M.
MAGRAw, Esq, the President of the Company,
making an amount of SAT 900 paid by the Company
during the present fiscal year, which exceeds the
Trcasurer's estimate $1,000.
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ILLIN OIS
LAND AND GENERAL AGENCY,

BY JAMES P. ERSkINE,
For the Paying Taxes, Purchase and Sale Of Lands;
the G, lection aud Settlement Of Debts in Illinois
and Missouri; the Location of Soldiers Land War.
rants; the Selection of Lands, and Procurement OF
Homes for Emigrants
Twill also investigate Titles Of holders OF Patents.
whose Lands have been sold for Taxes, for one-half
the amount recovered. without expense TO the
Address
JAMES p. ERSKINE,
QUINCY, ADAMS co,
ILLINOIS.
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EXPORTS TO GREAT BRITAIN, &c.

10 London-By ship ALEXANDRIA, WALKER,
cleared at this port last Wednesday, by L. GrrINGs,
with OSLO brs Flour
To Cork and Narket-By brig Gen. ScoTT,
KANE, which was cleared at this port on Saturday
last, by w. w. SrENcE s. Co., with II ,12l bushels
Corn.
To Cork and Maket--By bark MoNTGoMERY,
SMITH, which cleared at this port last Monday
1882 bushels Corn.
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sira5e styles of seasonabe goods in good request
and freely taken, and unless the mportations should
be heavy, we think our importers will have small
port Of the stability of the Dry Goods merchants.
There has been but the four failures referred TO in
former number since the LIST Of Augnst.-Rep0rter.
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THE MUTUAL III r INSURANCE COM
PANY Or BALVIMORE.
OFFICE NO. l6 SOUTH STREET.
INSURANCE ON LIFE in any sum n

INSURANCE ON LIFE in any not
III c.cdin2 4 10 900.
wife Insure the Life of her husband, free
from The claims Of Creditors.
Joint Insurance on the l. yes Of husband and wife,
or any two lives, that hen either life fails, the
survIvo or may receive the sum insured
To ace ommoiaIc those W no wish to insure al the
lowest possible cost, without regard 10 profits the
Company will policies al the following rates Of
premium TO those who will renquish their right 10
the profits, retaining their right to vote and all other
privileges of membership:
PREMIUMS FOR IN>URING SIG0 ON A SIN
GLE LIFE, WITH AND WITHOUT PROFITS:
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of the burning being the conversion of the Heated
liquor into glass, by which the stony particles are
all cemcncd into a solid mi-yitreous mass.
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NJ A R IN Z L I S T.

BALTIMORE --------------- -Irrired
Sept. D. Sch. VIM Colyer, Brooks, 49, New York
sen. iookcf,.... .uluO
Sept. 49, "a. Ship Cheshire, Hitchcock. Boston
Bark Sylph, Ryder, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ditto
Brig Montczuma, Roberts, .......... Rio Janeiro
Sch. Hannah Grant, Smith, .....-, Portland
- Gen. Irwin, Wilson, ............. New York
- Sea Flower, Dukes, ...... Philadelphia
Sloop Jane Amanda, Stcelman, ........... ditto
Sept. %. Ship Switzerland Lowell, -. .. Boston
Bark Pioneer, Eldridgc, ....... ... Boston
Brig Harp, kirwan,. Ponce and Guayanilla, p. r.
- Milton, York, $3.50. -. ... Portland
- Elmira, Sergeant, ................. ditto
tsnsnai Joant, bOSton
Sch Mary Emeline, Bonney,.. Livingston, Jam
- ID. Bailey, Boyle. .............. Bath
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Mails and Travelling Facilities.

On the first page of this paper will be found the
time of the Arrivals and Closing the Mails in different
cites-Stcamboat and Car regulations Departures
of Foreign Steamers, Packets, sc.
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Letter Sheet Prices Current.

A Review of the Baltimore Market, for the week
ending last evening" printed on fine paper and adapted
to correspondence, be had at the Printing office
of this paper, N. w. corner of Baltimore and Holli-
day streets, Cup sairs,) to-day by o'clock, at q
cts single, or cts each, for or more copies.
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WILLIAM SPEAR,
No. 40 COMMERCIAL ROW,
LOMBARD STREET,
HAS FOR SALE THE FOLLOWING ARTICLES:
StHEATHING COPPER, from ii to 81
- YELLOW SHEATHING METAL, do.
BRAZlERS' COPPER,
COPPER NAILS.
COPPER BOLT RODS,
COMPOSITION NAILS and SPIKES,
BLOCK TIN,
SPELTERS,
TIN PLATE, &c., Sc, &c.
Gj-Old Copper purchased. june II.
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NJ. NJ. Y f. 4 X l. T. ,

M. NJ. Y f AK LIE,
WHOLESALE DEALER
SILK GOODS, RIBBONS, LACES, PRINCES,
STRAW BONNETS, UMBRELLAS,
AND
FANCY DRY GOODS,
NO. ass BALTIM o RE T E EFT,
Over Messrs. Hopkins Hull, and opposite Hanover-s
B Il l. TIM ORE,
Invites the attention of purchasers to his stock
ELEGANT AND DESIRABLE GOODS, which
he offers at lowest rates for cash, and time to
punctual customers. seq
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Payable Annually, Senii-annually, or Quarterly.
THOS. NJ ALBEIT, President.
JOHN A. THOMPSON, Secretary.
Chance llors.
JOHN s. CUTTINGS and w. G. HARRISON.
Medical Board.
J. r. w. DUNBAR, cor. Of Hanover aud Lom-
bard streets.
G.. C. NJ. ROBERTS, NJ. D., 1875 Hanover st.
For information any branch OF the business, re-
fer to the printed pamphlets of the Company or TO
THOS Il. ADAMS. Actuary,
30 If No. q South street.
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| STEAMER ACADIA ARRIVED-HER ADvIcEs.
| The British steamer Acadia (and not the Amcrica)
arrived at Boston last Sunday morning, with Liver
pool dates to 9th inst, her day of leaving. The
news by her is not of great Importance; and as far
| have we touch upon it below. The
steamer United States, from Havrc to New York,
become Inefficient in her condenser when off Sicily,
and had put back to Southampton to repair where
she would probably be detained sac weeks.
We do not yet find any thing satisfactory to our
mind about the Danish Blockade Of the German ports
here follow all we meet with:
Adviccs have been received from Hamburger to the
9th inst. (Sept.) They state that the Provisional
Government Of the Duchics Of oGhlcswig and HJstcin
has refused to acknowledge the armstlce lately con-
cluded by Prussia in the name OF the Germanic Con
federation. The greatest jealousy of Prussia pre-
walls among the Democratic party of the north Of
Germany, and il is feared that the cNcrtions OF that
power TO promote peace will b. rendered trutless.
The blockade Of the Elbc, Wcscr and Jahda has
been raised since the 9th, aud the PrusSan ports
the Baltic have also by this time become free
The European Times (LivcrpooD Of 9th inst. says;
"1he temporary settlement Of the dispute between
Germany and Denmark has had favorable effect
upon trade in general since the sailing OF the Europa
This, no doubt, has reference to the account pub
shcd in last, which signed at Mamo, 10Th
to Berlin for ratification.
The London Times, Of Sept. 9, says:
In consequence of the removal of difficulties in the
Schleswig Holstcin affair." the English funds opened
this morning with much heartness toward the close
OF the day, however, the statement i'll the French
papers of the Frankfort Assembly having supported
the Provisional Government of the Duchics, by re-
jcctiug the armisce, generally dscrcditcd, and
reaction consequently took place; the first quotation
of Consos o5 to i and they left oft at so to !;
for the Account the last price was So TO ). Bank
Stock close at 1916 to 1877; Reduced Three per Gents
at S6t TO Is Three Quarter Per Gents, 500 TO
ST.; India Stock 237 2I0; India Bonds at 2ls. to
2ls. prem. and EXchcqucr Bills March, at 25s. TO
Bis, June, DDS. TO Dos. prem
The weather continued fine in Great Britain The
Queen, the 9th inst prorogucd the two Houses of
Parliament in person, by speech from the throne,
recaptuang the chief events of the session, and i'm
mediatey aierward took her departure for Scotland
Ireland continued in state of profound tranquility
Lord John Russell had paid visit TO Earl Clarendon,
which appeared to furnish almost the only theme for
speculation among the Irish politicians. The Premier
landed Kingston the afternoon of the LIST inst.
aud was received with certain degree of respect.
Demonstrations Of applause, disapprobation, seem
ed both to have failed, ESQ says the paper the New
York Tribune, from which we copy.l
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MORE ABOUT THE CALIFORNIA GOLD.

We published in our last letter from Monterey,
California, on the subject of Gold finding; the follow
ing is from Mr.. LARKIN, U. S. Consul at Monterey,
addressed to Com. Jones, and by him forwarded TO
the Secretary Of the Navy.
The danger in California is from the want Of food
for the residents, and still for the stream of
emigrans. Would not some of merchants find
il profitable speculation to send cargocs OF biscuit,
-four &c. round to the Pacific coast:
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The lIackereI Fishcry-We understand that the
fishermen on the North Shore have had fine sport for
several days past The waters of Cape Ann
literally swarming with fat mackcrel. On Tuesday,
within circumference of about six miles, within
short distance of Eastern Point Light there were
over sir hundred fishing vessels engaged in catching
mackcrel. The Of vessels OF all sizes, from
five tons up to one hundred and twenty five, were
busily engaged the whole day, and, according to
cral estimates made by some of the oldest inhabi-
of Gloucester, ii is supposed that at least tceice
Thousand brls taken, valued at over s 100000.
An excellent days work this The mackcrel were
nearly all No. rs. Some vessels from the South
Shore, with Of II and II men aud boys, caught
over one hundred 6drreiS each, and put into Gloucrs
ter on Tuesday evening to ''pIrk OUT and procure
a fresh supply of salt. Morgan, OF the Gloucester
Ious in his beautiful yacht Prince Albert, was one
OF the most successful fish 'rncn on the ground; he
caught over a barrel himself. A friend informs
that the sport indcscribably exciting Towards
evening, the mackcrcl struck of towards the South
Shore, and were followed by about 300 sail OF fish
ing vessels. This is tn very 'nick Of time" Tor
amateur fishermen to take "Trip TO Gloucester On
the Eastern Railroad --B0ston Transcript.
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EXCHANGE.-The transactions in Sterling for
the steamer of Wednesday were only moderate and
at a wide range, the extremes 8 a9 per cent. prem
for 60 days Billssince which we have no operations
TO note Other Foreign, which are little more than
nominal, and Domestic may be quoted as follow:
Bills on London Estcr'g 60days s. a 81 per ct prem
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Stock on hand, 2Sth inst, 29,0Sl hhds.
WOOL.-Thc transactions of the week foot up
about 7UO0aS000 lbs in lots, including common TO !
blood, 23a25 per h., (hc latter CASH. for tub
and fleece washed.
FREIGHTS.-Wc understand a ship has been
taken for Liverpool to load Grain at Sd per bushcl
and this is the only engagement reported. In other
respects have nothing new to note. Very little
Offering for the West Indies; and Coastwse rates,
which are rather slack, about as follow:
To Boston-Coa s 30; Flour 20d25 cts Corn,6 cts.
" Ports in Maine, Flour 30 cts. 49,. .do.1dS 6
" New York, Coal .25a 4 81 .do.5h54 :"
" Providence, Flour 20a25 cts..... do 6d65 &C
WESTERN TRANSFORMATIONS rates
through from Baltimore TO Pittsburgh via Baltimore
and Susquehanna Railroad and Canal, are as follow,
viz:
Dry Goods, sc. in bxs. per 100 lbs., IS cts.
ditto, .................in balcs,.. 10 9
Hardware, Drugs and Fruit, ...,.......7O "
0uccnSWdfc,. wv
Coffee, ....... ............ ........:. .5o .
Hcrrings, .............. ...... ..... Sl.I25'
Shad and Mackcrcl. .............l.25
fTFp -.
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,rotGi>A.A II Ea.es lei IN tic Cisfas On ct 'A'
80. sa5=os GaaftyI Iza g. h4assfN l. d - -e"
y ui - r. =, Plaintiff,
against
David ". Burton, chailc- l. ',,hY, esor. oil ! iona
A Ualeoiute. a-e'd. iizatio Edmnnd-- i'ea"en d ] II
AILerf II. Iisfn., Floyd l.. Whitehead. l,tha'd fl'r'i~'
SlrrjHa ~ >tl-sa c,t5ft AMI a. saeA, a5mf- oi isa'' ! AZ
o'' u '''' defendants
l. GHA~CEET.
The DEFENDANTS Tis41io Elaand, AMI Reuben Il rnte
son. lazt III, lag entered fheir aflearauee an3 slysn se'oIhAf
sgr,#iHHe O, he at cd Asseu.lt aid tie fi'c' "l HIS cur
aAl 1t appearing bv sat afsr'lfy evidence ii4af lbs afe o'i III
L.b IT, . i4s = umu.ta ,4His Il is o.a.rc1 thai they d.
.,,..r l... rlise inst AIpn3a4 ~ ipni pc>,, AID an~"s'
H. hi uitbr Pantii. add tlt a ropy ottal' clirf bt I'i'A-
with iH-eitei IN orHe.nea~lapef published ~ ia1 own :"
i.NarLBlte, l1r two months sfreesslNeiy aud posted tAhf
front don Of thu C~Vlfthoase ut tbs county.
81 -ieste,
De 90 -w9m
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Plaintiff,
CoMNusSioNER'S OfFICr,


AlsErIat |. ~ , Dec lbth, lSlI.
The parti : iuSero,ted in tho above ord / viii lkr nolr,
that ha>e appointed Monday, The 3lst of JANUARY, 1878, To
rptamea"e Ia a'-'unt tb.r.at re.licd: on which dav, at ten
% lori ia j"-I aru-.E. TIA art requested To attend at my Of
~, ~1ltAitara a.. ui4ls. NoIshsr, ana copies OF Court papr4,.
preparation examination AMI settlement.
jesse 4. ttGtaSBDriIAM Commissions.
r.. 2t-N.iV
"a tlIeait SHp#flol Court oil Law and Chanccrr. con.
"A t.llaibs adj a..1isut and held ior Amherst count, at III,
Court ito ISL. IN J. rll, the 18th day ii March, 1917:
8ety Am Coleman, adnml,tralriN OF Danlcl {. Cole
MN decd, Plaintiff, :
against
Elnuud :. Moore, Pault- Powell, Joseph X. II, inr. Sam.
uai NJ. t;lralll, AlItla Slaughter and Will, IIrorpa, i C,r.
lntl aud @9lah, his wilc, John /. Dlllari and John =,
Coleman, Defendants.
Is CHANrERY.
ih:snairceaac ona2a.n thisday 10 be heard upon the p,per,
whereof, the Cntrt doth older, that it b. reiclrcd To Howell
l.. jro"n, od.ot he Commissioners OF tins Court, to take
IL following accounts -
l,t. An account oi the Plaintiffs demand, with the debts
of al others, claiming under the deed Of trust, III the bill mel-
money upon tae tract OF 50 Acres of Land, mean New tlas.
gaH
2aa. An account OF the transactions OF Paulus |. Powell,
astrl-,ct under the sad decd;
3rt. An arsoin. Showing what portion of the property, ron
ycygi by the sId deed, vet Remain, unsold.
Alu. winch accounts, the sad Commissioner is directed
10 rSamiur, .tatc aad settle, aud make rep 1T thereof to TIN,
C,lrl, with any matter specially stated, deemed pertinent by
himself, " required by the parties 10 be SO stated.
ACopy fcsye,
ROBERT TI\SIEN. Clerk
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A l Ituics, holden IN the Clerks Dhlee u the tn.
"A Pef.5i tJ4It 81 Law and GA4ncers, iar tLe 81
Patrick, a the Court iioA,o Thereof, On tie LIST AIa'Ir't ii
December, ISL A3 "a
George Staples, adu'r Of John poinle,tet, died..
- PIanaL,
joseph 5 PoInlgNtef, kirtar1 J.. poinde<ter
PJtadlzter, Jsfuos nial s>tcr, Joseph ). Staplc, ,oIh u.
beth hds vic, Richard n Il, aud judith ms wife. and WA
Napier and EmIly his VII, D.sn5sntn Sc
~ ~ClIASCERN. '
Tn Dcfyalaata, Jaselh s. roindezter, JOSEPH \
aud Elizabeth IA vii, not having entered their am''''Pies
and given security according to he tet 81 Asssinb.t 49, H 80
riIes Il Ills 199si, anil appearing by satrfactofi t,,G u
{ dtthey ate IL i~lhtbtan;s 81 til, Commonly ala "'h1s
$50 tba d the iiaiutA by counsel: 1t is ord,r,d. :" ~
sad I}eicnd4ats do appear here on tue 1t Aiunda, i, T. u. ia
any neNt. and aa-Wcr tie Plaintiff bill, and that 'ia
TIM afirr be forthwith pab i,aed in Ia. i%,nchburr ooff Of
In In months suacrssl.e.y, and posted at the ffnn, ,t"n.n,
the Court lioise OF tins county on some Court da,. "i
\ ~Copy-Tcstc.
SAMUEL G.. rAPIE rs c,a
D.. ,! ID I'm.
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A. Private aasc or Auction

/ WISH 10 sell my Tract Of Iali, continuing rs \
b Cries. The land Is situated Wlthln 29J yards el
the i.~yuchbgrg and Saicm turnpike, and aaJ'lns the
lands 81 Garnet Lee, DR.. Rid and others. The land ls
well Nalcred. aud Is represented as GOOD tabaceo land.
and all Kinds OF grain, with a first rate Meadow, On
egsst The prem ,ost lere is 4 good FRAAlEDDNELI.
Mi ING House, new Barn, uem bee | pu,e, aud
--4 all other necessary out houses. \ good Garden Is
on t~hePrcmfsas. li5a'res are IN state If cultivation
ihe land viii be shown by ne, or ny the oyerseer, liz
ing on the premises. Ii not sid by the 21th OF January
at private sale, 1t VIII on that day he offered at pubic
auction. w. ". iEFINlCIl.
Jan. 3-t2AJ
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\ Vs. usta rsrtsandrate ii ia, Nv i're Il fa"t
ls44s iaalA lelaII LIS cen fcr Ivfd il o. former - ftm
Gea. WaHb.ta which ,bai Distinguished liiccf s7%tet1si,
Ike 4 Il CushaE, "he las discovered TIT. hciaa l]'h.
sert." Tho statement IS aplen pal .e.erhs.s s" ia
s.rm. Is l. - tar beloved. ace. ding IA a lcl1ef nom
i@shfaztau la the rhils1 lhia huneg.n. a. that The
llataap5ats fof an Baftad,-1 ii New loh, seriously
CONTEMPLATE nuaj8r hon ~ The Presidency
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GROCERIES. Dry Goods q c.

VIZ have received 0llhn the last few days, = large adj
W ton to aar former stock ot Goods, and noS oil r tJ0l
patrons and the public generally. atloW pri,ce,eilhgr Tor casI
on barter, or on time to actual customers
- hhls. No Porto Rico. S,St Groin Sugars,
POO bags y Barrels Porto Rico, Narsraibo, RIO, Java, and
laguyra, tofecs,
10 bis and Ti,r,cs " o,lsey's pul,erized and Crushed
and y. Orleans Clarified sugar,
l. Lids and ricces, best Orleans and Carlenas Molas
II boxes Woulscy AMI Woo.sey's Loaf sugar,
% boxes and Chests Tea,
80 kcg. NHls,
'111 lbs. bhsteeed, cast and shear Steel,
i'Oo lbs. SQUARE iton, assorted,
10 ton mountain bar and Richmond Tredegar Iron,
$500 lbs. lcwis's " hHe Lead.
10 boxes ~ 10 and 10 ~ Window Glass,
80 boxes Alamantne y lallow Candies,
5o0olbs Sole Leather. Together with Ginger, Pepper, Spice
Rice, lndieo, Madder, Mustard, logwood, sweet oil.
Wrapping Foolsclp, y Letter Paper, Soaps, Calicocs, Dumes-
tics, Bed Ticking, Blankets, Jeans, lApsey, Hats, Capts, &c
y
We have also on Consisrment-
10 boxes Woolscys Y stu4rt's Loaf Sugar,
I hlds. \, q. Sugar,
) bi9. solar Lamp OIL.
Nov. Its McCORki.E & SIMPSON.
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ROBERT TINSLEY, Clerk.


Amherst Court House, Dec. Is, 1871.
The parties Interested IN the foregoing decree will tax,
nosis,- that ! have app ted Monday, tile 3lst day OF JanuA.
l, ISIS, to commence the accounts therein ordered; at which
tima they al tcqiest.d is attend, at my Office, with their ao-
count, vouchers, evidence, 81, prepared Tor examination
amd settlement. JESSE A. iliGGINBOTHAM
Dec. % -NlY Commissioner.
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p0l iICAL.
NAllnNAl. nYMN "a rIAIN


NAlloNAl HYMN OF ITALY.
To Plus tho Ninth. Which has been set &, musu
Resist. Translated lrom the Italian by Dr. 9oWr
MI.
Italy is waking nav
Light uTun her maun-bra
Aad her Pantn. heaveniHsured.
Lad, her on her alofi a. way.
And he day sa Log desired
Dswns-,Ae bright, the promised DAY.
Sill ii heI salvaiun dreaming.
AL ter sleeping WIS but seeming.
'.LiStrn' how ilr SNOWY Alp.
A. ftom Eina', tlazlng salp.
Oar united voice bns,hes fauh.
Waking Transports a. II runs
Moth Ia south ard south 10 moth
Calls liaI5a's uaalcst sus,
N, the Tears If shame to drop,
But Of glafy, j =, and hofe.
.Ilsil! al ball thou ntbIe oae,
Seated IN esth', Ia ghest iltfne
Sca,,eTrr ofal! evil, ,seu
Boan,eoes { uu,aia- head 81 God
No, aksso iaiIa now
Binds In lrscnt g%fatiude.
Bur the narlJ-tte word Is pouaag
. PA so-an3 heaven and lice adstes.
i, %rlcet9Iy msjest3c plan,
rasa Of men the uob',,i maui
Nj Is smiling on thy deed,
Eart, Is waiting thy decfcc'
'fei Tie leticreJ tley me freed
Smle he aunot tyranay.
II ~ shall lylsnnr withstand.
u h,u ltSs tho pa.u,l lIHd
Pence shall he the patrol c5
Peace AM lgl1 and ilaeiy'
l.Iaers : and peace aal i.Il'
Thou shall give - thou hast gwen
Der Ike, rauea ltoe s%luijin. H4-Ut,
Crowd the nrssefgprs Of hra,cl,
Polrilng OIL thy pathway ho~,
And Thy rnwn Il glory lhffc''
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1848-01-10

I'M 'AnbIE aud HARNESS HIGHS,
W ith gcod Buggy,
IDR NILE.

! VIE OWNER, being in bad health rud unable to use his
q ll1rsr, vii sell hun tor icss than ralnc. for cash o.
IN credit. lilo Is thoroughbred "a he uttal Blood bay, +
III : years old, finely formed, wei gated, mud gentle IL
lancss. II mol disposed olIn a lew days. he will be sent
10 the country. Enquire at the Union iio,cl,
Jan. st