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superior Court.


Seer 1.-Hat,ss Corpss IL - finn Ksks, Mrs.
Nsscy Parker the maternal aunt n Miss kehoc
writ % kabeos e0rpss To issue directed o. Mr. Willis
Eehoe the psterBsl uncle ~ Miss kekoe commanding
hs 20 bring biz niece before bis Honor On the part
% Mrs Psrksr. Il - sl.gsd that the young girl
rtesed By her rpce she tsO years old that sons
shost time sgo she ~ent 20 her grandmother aud
IN dune 90 cslltd on her uncle aud that he has Bce
ATTAINED her NJ kehoe on bis part. insiste on hts
RIGHT her psernsi uncle 60 hsve the and cus-
tofJ ~ Der Alter hearing counsel on both sides uigc
sanford ordered The case 70 stand 10 "wednesday
nest end IN IN. mesn tune that application shOold be
made 10 the Serrogsie 20 sIpOint guardian Miss he
bee " remain wilb her uncle
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Sporting lnGelilxonee.

CErTREyILLR CoURsE--TRerrING AND PAcivo.-Aftsr
brief interval Of stagnation in the sport Of
trottisg the season will open Thursday with great
brillianey less than sixteen horses bong entered
for the occasion. The intense heat of the dog days
having now passed away and the gloomy feelings 50
prevalent during the OF the cholera having
also disappeared citizens have awakened to keen
or relish for amusement. and 1t is presumed large
company will grace the track the occasion,
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Gee p. wordsp are respectfully invited to attend his
funeral this sftsrpoos ct O'clock from his late resl
denc~, 10 Orchard street rr
At jersey city, Saturday, Sept. 4, Of dyssntery
MAsr daughter OF William and Mary P. Slavery.
On Saturday morning. Sept. I. MATTHIAS w. BArrA,
of George and Martha Banta aged years and
months.
The friends Of the family invited to attend the
row street
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IIvYRrool-Paokct ship CambFidse-Nsses Nichohs' MT
Hill
L1vsrrcoL Arp H.LIr.x-stssmship Csiedenis At Bss
ton FROM liverpool H.fss b PROM Liverpool 20 Hus
tob-Mhs Aicock. Mise Cushs an and servant Miss "
Hny. W Harris and infant, Mrs sauger Nrs Law
NJ, pickerpz Pickering Nastsr Pickering Msssrs
Ircwn ard Wife, Hobbs and WIFE, Asron Baldwin. sir Allan
NoNsh Mr. Edward VI Caske. Leut Neville and servant
H.sers 0asdcn. Bpttcrfed John James smith - Will
Ire. Dow. wife and infant, Cocti starr - Pat
frrson. rhorpdte - Msrsque. DR. Leafs Wessrs - Cow
dir q virtne. T. He'll. = Sumner. Csmrasll sad sifs
percc Charles Iecke, Merrill illiaa Rec. Ja~cb
nartp, rerte.t Y Sidel Creoson. flanders, Hsl
vsrstn, Crots-so. Irom Bstifss 20 Blacn-sessrs
Irv IN, vife four chiidrer and nurse stsr. O.
Barw w,fr, three nisscs Barvel Mrs Smith. Mtse
R-epali Mcstrs n R,dnsn. thssin. - Shean-Is
TctaiSl
IGvrproor--ship Empire s'afe--Isne rourrey A A v
Tdtua-' SEMI Mslcom Carl Edward siberschmdt, John
n usrreon, Duupies
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DErAarUaE ~ TINE SrsAMsHIr CREscErr Crrv.-The
fsverite steamship Crescent CITY, Capt Stoddsrd sailed
yesterday afternoon about O'Clock for Chsgres She
'sok out about one hundred and thirty passenger
list Of whom will be found in another columa
The new clipper brig Glencoe, Capt. j. H. HAEslane.
bound for California, sent out by Hicks Bailey, Nc
SO South street, has splendid fer few
passengers, the number of which il limited.
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MARKETS ELSE wr,xap.

bsLrIsonv Aus-s, 81 81 ao nsitim.r. ard Ohis Rail-
read Bonds. 1871, tsis Sg 10. DO o0b DO d. i 100
o. De-, ~ go DO 80 1000 do. DO 10 d. ~ " shares
Wee err Bari. ny.
IHILAnrLrHrs, september 1.-Fira Boors-2O shares
Pom ", ss.e Sch. Nav % IS, az 80 shores Road
ing n. ~. ~; Sltt0 state 90 rs Nh ANer Hoyra- 10
shares Reading r. III ~ do 80 a. led a. R.nk gs,
ScOTenp. % 81 10 sbsres Penn. GA o. no. shares
mi chi
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From the Washington Bepubnc. Aug 81
We learn by telegraph, that Lieut. Totten of the
uBted States steamer Wafer Witch has notified the
Ulcers and collected AZ Round Island Psscs-
gouls 20 dsp.rse Immediately; that all their sup
plies would be- cut N livery outlet was watched, 30
dat any hostile novemrIt was imposaIble
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Z slsk:. o y cesserss. W Batter BstS. v 8
Hush. Hey ward Currier IT, somerby. CGray Bar
bsr. Beck. T Brow nod. siocO~b. Scnooeraf,.
Worth whitehouss. y Insrsham. o r Read, ksad y
wes,s. Ba.s., ia, ward Eo,s L GLr'sss1
A.hsr toiburn. hcDensid. " Chandler. II Nor
rs, uedseson Cochran. Boswei. Randall
nsad Z F.raham. Clarke, Dix ID Lane, MasnAri, y
" io55ins G noy.ws VA, land, - asmissws,. c.,s
galloway, Mcleod. wigwarr. u Tieman. corey,
King I'aGNt sanford, Wood. Fox. q stsadnau. y
p afr. q honsh.sn. J Leng Captain Moore
aaIbliS Brisgs 4 Bishop. $ s~ifs. L,sk; Lis
coin. 6ardner Cutler. Richardson, W Stores.
nsr,on satt ~ ia. Il Morrill,. N and Lineoa. 4
~ M a. Calm Gcmpers Nj ford w Bartie {, Li,es.
Adam. GRAY. wilcox. u Durksy, A Look, W Mcst.
JKenf, Swift II eth, G Garland.
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Appointment by the President.
Heratio J. Perry, Of New Hampshire, has been ap
pointed Secretary Of tho Legation OF the United States
AZ Mad
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Naval Intelligence.

Naval IMteAllXence.
The steam frigate Mississippi arrived at Marseles,
on the 10th inst
Commodore Sloat visited the u. 8 sIoop OF Van
dalia. Commander Gardner. yesterdsy morning. when
the customary salutes were fr.d-NoJo!t Beacon,
Aug. Goth.
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FRENCH LANGuAGE


boston. Sept l,ii-Professor 4dx arts sysem Of
- struction IN the French languages which,
gress and results EDWARD ". KIRR
frofesor p EDwAsDs respectfully invites shoss per-
who DESTROYS OF studying French creua
and after its the skeptics
the superiority Of the Professors all others
circulars had the following booksores French
lS Nassau H. kernot 3 Breadway Thomas J. Grower
SO Ereadw residence Is
tyfovrh st. between Fourth and Lexington Glass
evening Terms: xi2 "a In advance Schools
attended in and New York Families taught thsir
vesdsncs wva2- vn1av
CTATE or NEW YoRK.-In Supreme Ccurt.-summsssI
~ To bezekah Keiiogg-You hereby summoned an
the comnlaint of Jabez c. Kellogg which
the office Of the Coanty Clerk Of Herkisr county the
18th day of June instant and to of
At Office in the village Of Little Fas withiA
twenty days ~ service of this exclusive
Of the day Of service You also hereby 6rd that
plaintiff will tahe Judgment against you for dois
ninety five oents you fail said ~
twenty days after said service Dated Little Pals
N49. Ii. WATERMAN, Pln's Atty
jy3 iaw6ws Residing at Little Falls N. Y.
In PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE SURR0-
gate Of the County Of New York. hereby givea
to all having claims against Simeon
late of tho city Of New York. deceased
with vouchers thereof to the subscriber his No. .
West Broadway in the city OF New York before the
twelfth day Of November next Dated New York. the fourth
M act law CORNEIJUS VANpE2VFER Aduir;strs,c~
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ON the Goth ult, by the Rev Mr. rerris Mas N.,,
'. LrOr 10 MIR. ArrRsp {. Hoe, all Of this city
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CuAorIs- ste uship Crescent Uiiy-S Beman. L,yi.
A Hufsey. Davenport. lame, v yahre Pod
doct. Van AHrs. A SouthV ici y uerycy J e
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500 htcb'n. ~ mrs hshtuchg NJ - Z. aud
do do, At az AZ The business continues brisk
With fair d'msnd from the country. The prices for
all kinds thov an upward tsud'ncy
Wptss,v The market continued arm vith snles ~
500 Ibis Ohio and pr ~ 27Ac for the former cod
2, 40 for the latter Drudge Vas held at a 20 no
ssles. however trsnspired over 25c
Wrr-sa Of 90 ar. casks OF tsyJ Msii.rs we're
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TNHE WEST INDIA ROYAL NAIL STEAM PAIk ~
Company for the OF Nails Passengers, her
ohandise, and Tressure1he Steam Packets this Com
pany appointed leave ST. Thomas ca n
successive month"; for Bermuda and York. the first ~
which places they the 9TH
18th Of the mouth leaving New York the Eth
expected reach Bermuda the 10th Of the
steamer by which Passengers
yeyed Nassau Havana Mobile Point Vera crus rampes,
Honduras jamaica St. Jago de Cuba Jace porte N
the Spanish Main (ncludng ChaTes Leaving Bermuda
the 18TH the York becomes st.
Thomas sd of the will
specie and merchandise for that Island Porto Rico We'd
India Islands generally LAgay and Puerto Cabco The
fares by the steamers from New York follows
Bermuda, St0 ST. Thomas $75; Porto Rico, SIS La Quay
$40 Demersrs slio; ST. vincents, Sl26 Trinidad SlSk
$l4o Jamais. $40; St JaTe de Cuba SEQ Jaems SIG
thasens S1 Chsgres si7O; Juan Nicaragua siso.
The freight specie and goods tho hereto
fere been charged For further rticulars apply
MAITLAND, PHELPS, d Co, Agents,
myl 26e II Stone Strvet
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HOTEL TELEGRAPH.
T.. ID. JACKSON.

Ar No 1871 WILLIAM STREET, Nsw roRx,
MANUFACTURES HIS PATENT ANNUNCfATOR, on
N1 Hotel Telegraph for the Of Hotels Steamships and
private DWELLING lilo also rsspeefuly bess to inform the
public, that he will execute all ORDERS and all
rngements Of his Patent with despatch Orders for
Chimes for fitting them be addressed to the undbr
signed, or TO THOMAS CHALMERS, 100 Broadway.
oil JACKSON
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BANK OF SALISBURY.
aEE Notes Of the Bank of Salisbury Maryland redeemed
discount. iy3 J2tk
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mAnrTIm IsTnLLaa M O K
Port OF dew York, Sept. y. 1870.
Cleared.

ssir.SNcclas Joyis ts@sl Rsso.ich, yslDsr,iss &c.
ard son; Edward Brooks Dodge, Now oresns. Poster
Ssrs,-orlins s. John Berry New Orleans. J Elwsll:
vT sr ssSs Hsx ssas AMI isGs
& Afans S I s.s
Holder Son; Nary Isri TJrrel y Johns.
NJ sS j., Br, L'; Nh . S th.r
o' M",s,n sss-v Riah%s"% siohmoad anerG : ss
rSrS shSpS Hand 's nds wssse ds o'iass
5 htaa:s S.ssIn ssssr' BAH
slocps.F'icon Dodge Taunton; K'ser Williams surse'
Packet sp CsmSrsse pcanpsE ,TE'S Aug "a a. with
with ship. St Patrick Calcutta. and sas GreenmAn.
sfp Emr. State Russell. Liverpool. with mdse AMI
Mrrlt Co c.srss Thsm:s., ;s.T.n die! =, sea- July
Ssp. 'S S Edsip S bound n ss; On, ..
r. S1 "pss ' to rir nell Sn,uSn G.
As',rs lar. r,r1sG. esrov'sh Rio Janer' ds
Brig r..sti"s xsrisrsi opor.c 40 days, with vine.
Yors in Savs only Am vessel IN port Aug nth lat
2 80 spoke barb Hersohe hence for Narsells' days
raylGr VERSION c,rshsss.. day. last from
port Has had very heavy weather during the passage
schr Kate, Cate. Cutler timber to Farnh.ms Co.
schr Delaware, Grover Calais timber to p Farnham
schr Lydia. Post Baltimore, days. with mdse to master
UetOw.
Brix Albert, from sydney. Ma.
Austrian brig Real Sasta ~ days from Rio Janoro, to
How 'srd spir wall.
sehr Mary Shields. from tho Delaware.
schr Telegraph, from Richmond.
Sailed.
s.smships Crescent City stoddArd chsyeT N.rthsraes
Eudd Charleston chips Columbia Furber. Liverpoo ST
Denis How, Uavre Leila Stafford. R>lmorc; Weatphalia
(Rreml Crsy San Rr bark Meander Ysrmouth
tsrks St Lawrence, stuart st Andrews Ohte Chsmp'n.
ssn Frnrcsco; Copelo fNorwl brss Meteor. San Fran
c;a tall ihralt Xaco 81
kasmorss Mobile; Mary Lermont. falloveli; Marc-us
Nervt,G hriss Galveston Texas; Emma, (Pr) San Fran
cisco, and Others
eel. do.
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DlANOS FOR SALE AND TO HIKE, Ar BARCLAY
street. opposite the Astor House. from ss TO octaves n
JAMES THOMPSON co.
,afa Va lrisn N md
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-01

The taste Of the English people in wines may be
somewhat inferred from the fact that il the year preced
ing January Isl, 1915 only 397 900 gallons Of French
wines were retained Of that years importation, for home
consumption, while Of the Portuguese wines they retain
ed 2.3bO, Sol gallons; and Of the Spanish 2.313,7S Of
Madeira. the mpor aton only20l 900 gallons and
this 81 900 gallons retained, out Of import Of
81 900 gallons.
The Supreme Court Of the United States it is said
has decided against the constuionay Of the poll tax,
levied under law Of New York, upon officers
and passengers arriving at that port for the benefit Of the
Mariners fund. as it is called. which has been applied
for long period the benefit of the Marine Hospital at
Quarantine and another portion Iaterly for the use Of
the Commissioners Of Emigration. Over a hundred
thousand dollars have been paid into this fund under pro-
ttst. The Stale has advanced 100000, for which will
Be liable under this decision.
The Western and Atlantic Rsilroad is expected TO be
completed to Chattanooga BY the lst Of October The
freight cars will it is said in a short time make regular
trips TO the Tunnel.
The Nashville and Chattanooga road is nearly all IN
der contract and supposed the first thirty miles will
be in operation in time give the members OF The Leg
stature OF that State ride at the Session. 1t is sup
posed the road will b. completed in 1850
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From the Southern Planter.
AZTEC ZION EDP OFFSPRING


One Of the strongest feelings Of animals is that afec
ton for their offspring. and indeed intense is this I'M
pulse among the greater number that il may be said to
exceed the which they employ for their preser
vaOn Or the ndu renee ftheirOwa appetltes. Among
insects and other Of the inferior tribes, the and
sJciiude IF providing for their young crosses the bet
ter half leir existence for they labor during he prime
Of life 70 provide conf able and proper food for
their offspring. whch they are never destined to see
death overaknC them before they enjoy the pleasure
Of Jehulding their future family. Many timd animals
that shrink from danger While they single and alone
become bold aud pugnac Us when surrounded by their
young. Thus the domestic hen Will face any danger
and encounter any foe in or Ter 10 protect her bod If
chickens and the lark and linnet viii allow themselves
be taken in their rather than desert the young
which he protected under their wings Even those
finals whose general nature is characterized BY savage
and unreenllng irrceness gentle, and tender, and
sfeclIonate to their young The grim lion fondles with
paternal sone>s his playful cubs and the savage bear
has been known to nerpose her body between the
deadly musket and her helpless offspring. But this feel
Ing in animals last only for After they have
noursed and brought up their young these 60 out from
their parents all further tbs between them broken
up and they know each other How different
is this from human connexions The fond mother watch
es The long and helpless perol Of infancy, lnsts
into early childhood lessons If wisdom and virtue, and
fees her hopes and affections increase with every
year that brings an increase Of reason. Nor are
such family ties severed by death. The child lis
part the and affection Of parents, and
when old age and second childhood come upon them, the
children then feel it their greatest happiness to repay In
Of kindness and attention The debt Of gratitude which
Is justly due. What moral beauty is thus thrown over
the instructive affections and hov greatly
perllr appears mans nature that Of the BRUTE.
British Quartz, H.
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PRINCE EDWARD COUNTY


At meeting of the people OF Prince Edward Coun-
tv, held the Court House on Monday the 18th day
Of January, lSl9-Asa d. Dickinson, Esq, was called
to the Chair, and Benjamin W. Womack appointed
Secretary.
On motion Of Thomas I. Tredway, ESQ, the follow
ing resolutions offered and unanimously adopted:
lst Resolved, That the recent manifestations in the
free States, and in Congress- Of design to interfere
improperly with the peculiar institutions of the South
section Of the Union demand the serious attention
Of the people Of that section and that in opinion
the people should convene in their respective counties
to consider what action the part Of the South is
necessary and proper in this time of peril US and
to the Union.
ID That it is desirable to obtain the fullest possible
expression of public opinion and that this meeting
will therefore adjourn to again this place. the
third Monday of February next and that the citizens
Of the county be hereby invited to attend.
Sd. That the Chairman appointa committee of six
to propose resolutions to be submitted for consdera-
ton at the next meeting.
Whereupon, the Chairman appointed the following
persons, VIZ Thomas L. Tredway, Samuel C. Ander-
son, Stephen 0. Southall Henry E. Watkins, Branch
J. Worsham and William c. Flournoy.
The Chairman and Secretary. on motion Of Samuel
c. Anderson, Esq, were added to the committee.
4th. That the minutes Of this meeting be published
in the Farmville, Lynchburg and Richmond papers
ASA D. DICKINSON, Chairman
BENJAMIN W. WoMACK, Secretary.
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The DESERTED ROAD.
~ T. r. READ.

Ancient road that wind st deserted
Through the level Of the vale,
Sweeping toward the crowded market
Like a stream without sail
Standing BY thee, look backward.
And. as in the light of dreams,
See the wears descend and vanish,
Like thy hitely tented teams.
Here stroll along the village,
As in youths departed morn
But miss the crowded coaches,
And the drivers bugle horn
Mss the crowd cf jovial teamster.,
Filling buckets at the wells,
With their wains from Conestoga.
And their orchestras of bells.
To the messy way-sde tavern
Comes the noisy throng no more.
And the faded sign, complaining.
Swings unnolced at the door
While the old derrepid .ollman.
Waiting for the few who pass.
Reads the melancholy story
IL the thickly spnnging grass.
Ancient highway, thou art vanquished
The usurper of the vale
Rolls, in fiery iron rattle,
Civilizations on the gale.
Thou art vanquished and neglected +;
But the good which thou hast DONE.
Though by man it be forgotten,
Shall be deathless as the sun.
Though neglected, gray, and grassy,
Sui lpray that my decline
May be through as vernal valleys,
And as blest a calm as thine.
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From Hr Southern Planter.


How often do hear country ladies bewaillng their
lot, complaining Of the uonutomy OF country life and
eny'ng the destiny Of such Of their acquaintance alive
IN the turmoil and excitement Of town. Would our
fair readers but explore the rcn Of rational and
pure enjoyment that prousey scattered around
country house, they would be apt condole with
them than envy their sisters Of the city. Our object in
these pages, will be to awaken in your minds interest
in the various works Of nature ihckly around
you; direct your attention the birds, whiGh build
their nests and sin. their varied songs Of love ard JOY
every tree. and bnsh, and shrub; the flowers which
deck with their thousand hues the sunny bank and the
fertile meaduws. the parched he.h and the ripping
brook and above all, to teach your thoughts ascend
from admiration Of The cresture to the ontemplaon
CREATOR and all your observation Of the works of
nature, ITO look through Nature up to Natures
God"
Each season has it glores and It's wonders. tlrst
Spring animated BY her genial breath, the whole
face Of nature changes; that which is wrapped in
the gloom and sleep Of winter. will awake to re-
newed life and vgor, and all this will take place at first
slowly and gradually Now. then, is the time to COM
your observations, before the multiplicity Of OBJ
ecs dlsacs your attention and bewders your IDEAS
gu must acquire habit a observing; nos merely of
looking and Of seeing, bu of Intimately narrowly OBJ
serving for be assured that o5servant folyphemns,
with his solitary eve obtains far information in
day than unobseTvant Argus, with his hundred eyes,
in whole month. Il is surprising how your interests
in sour daily walks will be increased. when you have
gained an insight into the history the uses, and the
ruus objects which YOU meet with. No walk at least
country walk, can be devoid Of interest mind de-
sirous Of acquiring information lou will ever be meet
ing with something to excite your admiration, ever
falling with something fresh. mpart instruction and
afford amusement. These country walks Will give vigor
TO the mind and health to the body; that which before
too frequently looked upon toll. viii be
garded pleasures you will often be induced 10 take
exercise in lie open air. and the result will be bouy
ancy of spiris and lighness of heart, and cheerful
ness Of temper, which all your poor anusemens, and 81
your previous formal walks had failed TO produce
Skimers Plough, Loom and ,'nri.
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NEW CONCERN.
L.3VLNDER s. BUCk.NER,
GrOcers and Comm issIOm Merchants,

L7DLNUER y BUCk.NER,
GrOcers and Commission Merchants,
GIVE their strict attention to all Goods and Produce
u consigned for sale or hpment. They have in Store
and aioat general ana well selected
STOCK OF GROCERIES.
Which they offer to their friends the public general
ly at low prices Consisting in part Of the following
tcles g.
l23 bags Rio, Laguyra and Java Coffee,
20 hhds n. o.. P. Rico and ST. Crox Sugars,
II 8 and bbls MolaSses, part strictly fine,
bbls. Tanners Oil, prime quality,
100 sacks Liverpool salt
$50 kegs Nails, assorted,
so boxes Tallow, Adamapline and Sperm Can
dies,
1000 lbs. American blstered Steel,
500 do. Cast and Shear do.
a tons Mountain bar Iron,
II boxes Glass l0Xl 2 and SXl0
Is nests Wood ware,
II doz. Buckets
boxes w. and WIS Loaf Sugar,
bbs. fine Clarified Sugar,
10 bales Dpmestics, 3 to "a
bales Oznaburgs. No. | and 2,
5000 do Cotton Yarns,
1000 lbs. Sole Leather. good and damaged.
10 cases Wool and Fur Hats.
-LIQUORS-
20 bbs. Mountain and Rectifed Whiskey,
10 do Old Rye and Tuscaloosa do
pipe Otard, Dupuy, SEQ. Brandy,
do. j. j. Dupuv, SEQ. do
10 bbs. Mountain Brandy,
bbls. Gin.
do. n. f. Rum,
s do. Sicily, Madeira and Malaga Wine, part
very fine,
| do. Port Wine, (very fne)
Including Ginger Pepper. Spice, Indigo, Nader
Teas (some very fne.) Trace Chains Spades Shovels,
Castings, Demijohns, Bleached Domestcs Bed Tick
ing, sc.
~ We will pay, The highest market prices in Cash
Barter for Bacon Lard Flour. Batter Tow and Flax
Linen. Ginseng, Beeswax, Whisky, 4.
May 9-ts
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-02-01

From the annual returns of the oveseers Of The poor in
Massachusetts, for the past year, appears hat the nuns
bea Of persons relieved supported By The ia amShouS
e in the State amounted to i 693. expense q
1912 749 rs More than half this number made
paupers by intempe1ance either in themselves o.