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Glasgow weekly times. (Glasgow, Mo.) 1848-1861, 1856-01-31

JOIlN OILH MDEnLAlN y
WATCH AND JEWELLERY
T. M 20 RIU M,
NO. 81 First street, Glasgow, Mo.
e. The undersigned has iustreturned from
GNA New York and Philadelphia with full
ssesssaS and complete assortment Of
Watches, Clocks aud JeyveIry,
OF every description. which he is prepared 10 sell
TO his customers, and the public generally on
as good terms as they can be had this side OF
those cities.
Watches,
English and French Gold and Silver hunting and
single case, for ladies and gentlemen, every vari-
ETY. and style.
other JeveEry
or every description. and the latest styles. Plain
and ornamental pins, ear rings, necklaces, finger
rings, SC; gold pencils, medalions, and chains of
every variety ladies' guard chains, both long and
short; large assortment of goIu bracelets cuff
pins, clasps, sleeve and collar buttons studs scarf
and shawl pins, seals, keys, thimbles and pencils.
silver ware. QY
A full assortment of spoons, forks, ~ "A
&C., cake baskets, casters cups, card -=eezN w
baskets and cases, boquet holders, sugar stands.
butter and fruit knives, salt and mustard spoons.
satcellars, &C., SC.
fS Musical instruments.
ss.a;sc4 A fine assortment of Guitars, Violins,
lsS Banjos and Tamborines, Flutes and Accor-
deems, German, French and Italian strings, &c.
TOYS-Such as China Mantel Ornaments of
all kinds; a fine lot Of Ladies' Work Boxes, La
dies Work Baskets, &c.
Also Particular attentionpaid TO cleaning, re-
pairing and regulating Watches, including Chro-
nometers, Duplex, Lever and Lepine.
GS51 Call and see, at the sign of the Big Watch
No 81, Union, Block, First Street where the cor
ect time may always be had.
JOHN CHAMBERLAIN.
Glasgow. November 8, 1855.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16

WAsEINGToE lTEEs FACTS aud Faacies-lnfor-
nation has been received that Stoekl, the Russian
Acting Charge dAfAires at Washington, will be
Immediately appointed full Minister.
Before Hr. Morse left Washington, it is said,
there was frank conference aud good understand
ing between him and Gen. Heran, the Minister OF
New Granada, as to the disputed question proposed
to be settled By the formers mission. No difficult
~ Is apprehended Concerning the reasonable In
dsmnity for our losses in the Panama riot, or for
the removal OF the oneroas tax on the transporta-
ton OF mail matter
The following statement 10 reference to Mexican
affairs, is furnished by the Washington correspon-
dent of the Philadelphia American
diplomatic dispatches we're received ct the be-
cations on Monday, giving full particulars Of the
arrangements between Gen. Yidsurd and Gen RO
sas Lsnda-announced by telegraphic dispatches
IN tosdays papers-!or the suppression Of the rev.
outon on the Rio Grsnde, headed by the former.
The Convention Ras made on the 20th Of Novem
Der, and consists of ten articles. and it was pro-
claimed at Monterey on the 26th Of the came
month.
BY this compact Vidaurri is to remain in possess
sion OF his former position, as Governor in New
Leon, with the forces under his command. part
Of the State of Coshuia, which sdjons the terri
tory Of the former and the disputed claim for au
thority over which professedly led to the recent
revolt, Is annexed TO his Jurisdiction. Saltio and
other parts, which failed to join in the movement
are excluded. Vidaurri agrees to support the
Government Of Comonfort upon condition that itG
troops under ROsss are Withdrawn, and he is al
lowed eight Thousand dollars a month for the main
tenance OF his governorship.
As one consequence Of these terms, Rosas had
left New Leon, and Vidaurn had resssumed biz
suspended relations to the government, with vol
untsry stipulation, that he would resign authority
into the hands Of the President Of the Council i
desired.
This so-called treaty is not regarded here al
giving any emphatic assurance of suppressing vi
dauris resistance to the Government, because pre-
vious adVices justified the expectation that Rosa:
would either subdue it decisvely or be conquered
in the attempt Hence il is considered a mere
hollow truce, patched up by the exigencies Of Com
onfort's situation, and by the requirement of the
troops under Rosas il different direction.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16
ps- We copy the following from tht
New York Journal of Commerce


The SLAVE TRADE FLoURrsHING.- gentle-
nsn, who has recently arrived in this city
from the coast of Africa, states that be learned
from good authority that there were thirty
vessels, principally Portuguese, or sailing I'M
der that character, lying in the creeks at the
mouth of the Congo river, waiting for csrgoes
Of slaves and on the look out for opportunities
to get 20 sea unperceiVed by the cruisers. Shell
tered by the thick growth Of forest which
abounds there, these slavers are safe from OBJ
servstion. Persons are stationed near the
mouth Of the river to give warning OF the vi
entity Of national vessels, and, when the coast
is clear, the traders select q dark night and g
fair wind and effect their escape in safety
Tie English government has a steamer on the
coast, but il is too slow to be Of much service
With q pEopiiiOus breeze the smart clipper
built slavers find little difficulty in evading the
pursuit of their clumay antagonist Not long
ago, brig supposed to be an American craft,
was making her way out of the mouth of the
Congo river, with four hundred negroes on
board when she was espied by the steamer,
which promptly gave chase. The brig slipped
from her pursuer with the greatest ease. The
steamer fred several shots at her, but without
success.
When the brig bad got out of the reach OF
the steamers guns, the captain, by way Of tan
TALKING the bafiled cruiser, ordered a negro to
be pulled up 20 the yard arm where he was al
lowed to hang for some time, as an insulting
token of the acknowledged character of the
vessel. The captain also signifed his exulta-
ton By standing at the stern and iddling las
his brig scudded away. Il is said that the
trade in the vicinity Of the Congo might be
stopped, or at least materially diminised, by
small well armed steamer, capable Of sailing
fourteen miles an hour, which should cruise at
intervals for short distance up and down the
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16

EoS-DRoPPING.-0n the last up trip Of the
Tennessee Belle from this city to St. Louis, among
her passengers were Mr.. John G. Whitehead, Of
Virginia, and two OF the lightsfngered gentry who
gave their names as Morton and Roin. The two
scoundrels were not long in forming the acqusin-
lance of Mr.. W., and learning the nature of his
business, which was that of proceeding up Ihe
Missouri river to locate some land warrants. At
Cairo the three look the cars, and Roilin had no
money TO pay his fare, but had check on the
Bank of Missouri, for 81 OSO, which be willing
TO sell for 5000. Morton proposed to Whitehead,
that they purchase the check between them, the
fret paying $500 and the orher S4OO, and White
head thought il was very excellent speculation,
and went into it. At Sanford Rolln left the train;
saying he was going East but Morton sccompa-
MED Mr.. Whitehead 10 81. Louis, where they put
up at hotel. Morton soon disappeared under q
pretence Of going out to get shaved, while Mr..
Whitehead, on going to the bank, found the check
was spurious aud then for the first time had his
suspicious aroused TO the character Of his newly
formed acQusintances On searching for his land
warrants calling for $50 acres he found them gone
also. 1t is needless TO say that his friend Morton,
money aud land warrants, are no where 10 be
found.-AsmphiS BalIStin.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16
TProm the Dublin Tiues.1

EMIGRATIoN.-Accordiugt to one of the Galway
papers the spirit Of solsexpatriation is still alive,
and the peasantry manifest restless tendency TO
try their fortunes 10 other Chimes The MANIA it ia
said is rapidly extending to the middle as well as
the lower classes, and is by no means confined to
the west Of Ireland-it pervades eisand through.
out.
"The paucty OF inhabitants in some districts,
says the Western Star, one would think would be
an inducement for the present residents to remain,
especially as wages are good for operatives and
workmen of every craft and the lsborer is surroun
ded with an amount of comfort he never enjoyed
before. Bands of emigrants of the laboring class,
escorted by numbers Of relatives, are continually
passing through this town on their way to Amer-
ca, whence they, for the most part, have received
the amount of their passage money. Though the
intelligence received from the United States and
Canada is for the most part encouraging to those
who contemplate crossing the Atlantic, yet the feel
ing is gradually increasing in favor of proceeding TO
Australia. II has become known that some of tho
colonies have subscribed largely in aid of emgra-
ton from this country on the bounty system and
every day for the last month we have had large
number of applications to know how free passages
can be obtained. The authorities, however, have
lot afforded any facilities such ofthe inhabitants
of the west OF Ireland as might be anxious TO emf
CRATE, after having been deemed suitable candidates
for passage"
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16
Daniel webster on His Burial place.
PRIVATE LETTER TO MR. FILLMORE.
BOsToN. Nov. Is. 1850.


DEAR SIR Itook leave of Marshted yes
terday, not without regret. The trees were
lesfess, but the fields were green, and the sea
was calm as Summer.
Among the things which detained me was
the seeing TO the completion ofa vault or tomb,
for the deposit of me and mine.
| have lost one wife and three children.
Their remains are now under church in this
city, which the progress Of change is very like
ly ere long to remove.
At Marshheld, by my own land, on the mar
gin of the upland, is a spot upon which par
~ of pilgrims from Plymouth erected church,
in the very earliest period of the colony; and
here is the ancient burial ground. 1t is quiet
and secure against change and not far from
my house.
To this spot shall be taken not many years
hence, and those loved ones, whose spirits
have gone before me to another world, will
be gathered around me.
| dwell on these things without pain.
love to see cheerful old age; but there is
nothing should dread more than thought
less, careless, obtuse mind, near the end of life
OF course, it makes no difference in our future
state on which spot we mingle again with our
parent earth; but it sobers the mind, l think,
and leads US to sslutary reflections, to contem-
plate our last resting place. Yours truly,
DANIEL WEBSTER.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16

W. T. BERRY co. invite the attention r buyers to
their n stock Of Fore u and Domestic Stationery, Blank
Books, Writing and Letts Paper, &C.
WRITING PAPERs-Clp, Letter, Commercial Nots,
Packet, BIZ Papers, POLIO Demi, Medium. Also Log,
BIot.ius Gold, silver, Glazed, Tissue and Copying.
ENVEL0PES-Buf- Blue WoTs, and Laid, for CONNER.
cal purOses, Of al he various patterns together With
large stock Of Fancy and Embossed new patterns
AUGUST BCOKS-Ledgers, Nanuals SC
BANK ACCOUNT BOOKs-IudyiduaI and General
Ledgers, Discount BOOKS ScratShers, &c, sc.
BANK SEEARS-Fiue article.
ACCOUNT PORT-FOLIO5-Eor accounts.
INVOICE PORTFOLIOS -Tor Iuvo.ces.
ORDER B0OKS.-yarous sizes
TIHE BO0KS-Al the various sizes and styles.
BILL BOOKS some rev styles.
RECORD BOOKS-Cap, Demi, Medium, and Royal, Of
the first quality.
COPYING PRESsEs-A variety OF the best marsa--
tue.
COPYING BOCKs-Stsds Ct the best English Paper
Also, French Copying Books at Iov prizes.
COMMERCIAL BLANKS-No;es, Drafts, Bills ofFx
cha ge, Bills Of LsGing,
NKSTANDS-Uhitney's, sin.man's Pateu;, Fouuizi1
Pump Glass Of every description Poke; IaIstan4s DIVA
rious kinks.
INK Arnold's Maynard & Noye,' Writing and Copying
Inks, Guyo;'s celeb atsd Csrnue &C.
QUILLs-Nos. 80, 60, - sudsO.
FESCILS-Faber's Drawing, Commercial, Red Com
and State Pencils
CRAYOES-Whiss, Black, Red, assorted eolors for
artists
PARCHMENT Superior Writing Parchment.
MATHEMATICAL DRAWING INSTRUMENTS
Best English, French and German.
POCKET CUTLERY-Rog.r COOKIES Worsteuhou,s,
from 90 bl4d-s
STEEL PENS-Guot's, Perry's and many o,hsr sinds
GOLD PEHS-Morton's.
WRITING PADS-For the Desk and Table
PORT-FOLIOS-Cap audLetter size various styles with
and without locks
LETTER CLIPs-RatcliGe'- improved patent Letter
Clips, and "a i0us . her patterns.
NEWSPAPER FILES-A new aud improved article
GLOBES inch.
CHESS MEN" God, Bone, aud Ivory, plain and cary
ed.
BLACKGAMmON BOARDS-A great variety.
SCRAP BOOKS-Au the various styles
IhERMOMETE2S-Iu Japan Cases
CARDs-Fsing and Printer'a Plain Ivory surface and
Double eUamsei.
DRAWING PAPERS Antiquarian, Double Elephant
and al the smaller -zls q Whaguau'5 English DraWirg.
together wish the French Roll and other Drawing Paper
dsol2
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16

There 10000 head Of Hogs shipped last year
and 5000 so far this season.
Mules, horses, sheep, cattle, turkeys, etc.,
about the same as last year.
Add 5000 hogs that have crossed the river
at this point, and we have 20, 900 hops ship
ped to this market since October l-being a
large increase over last year Chattanooga
69p,rffser
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16

SEMoUs AcciDENr.-About 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon Mr. JEPrHA l.. FowLKEs, Of this city,
(sonin.laW Of Judge King,) aceidently slipped aud
fell from platform 10 the rear OF Jones Brown K
Co. : commission house on Main street. distance
Of eighteen or twenty feet, upon brick pavement.
his head striking FIRST. Though bis skull was noI
fractured, he was lying last night At the Workman
House 10 a very critical condition, complaining
very much OF pain in the spinal column. We sin
eererey trust be may speedily reeOver.-Asm En-
sasfvrr
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16
Kansas RemOYalS-A rrOzouia and Othe or


WAsHINGroN Dec. Z, 1866 learn that the
President has dismissed Clarke the Indian agent
Kansas, and appointed Isaac WintOn, Of Va, in
his plsce. Ii is also known that be has dismissed
Marsha Donaldson. BE was urged 81 the late
sion 20 remove Judge Lecompte, and it has been
reported that the Judge has been removed, but If
60, it has not been officially announced. The trou-
bles in Kansas are at an end, and the principle Of
non-iuterventiou upon which the Kansss-N ebraska
act was based may now be finally carried out. IL
on both sides, that principle shOald be accepted, il
viii settle the sectional question; for In the late
Senate debate, the Republicans disclAimed any pur"
pose Of interference with slavery In the States,
while, on the other SIDE any wish or intention TO
egisAte slavery into any new territory is disavow-
ed.
II il said that gentleman is here, as delegate
from the people OF the Gadsdsn purchase, or Ar
rozonia as il is called who will apply for Tecogni'
ton There are nov seven territories and sever
al Others are about be carved Out OF the north
west. Until the policy Of Bon~intervention be
settled and accepted, we shall borrow trouble by
the establishment OF new territories.
Mr. Henry, of Alabama, the inventor Of machine
~ for spinning cotton yarn by the same power by
which it is ginned, has ust left this clIy for the
South. lie claims that 1t will double the profile Of
the cotton PLANTERS adding hundred aud fty mil
lions year to the value Of their crop. The pro.
cess as described appears 10 be ingenious, and il
may prove 70 be valuable. Or. Bad. San.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16

NASHVILLE AND CHATTANOOGA RAILROAD
AND TIKI Hoe BUsINEss.-We are pleased TO
note the large increase Of freights in the stock
line over this road during the present, as com
pared with last year:
From Oct to Dec I2, iss6-2s5 carloads Hogs.
1~As-lG6
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16
NASHVILLE THEATRE.

A ITERATION OF TIME.-Unti further notice the doors
II will open at 81 ock, and the curtain w a. Z.
Second night q Mr. chanfrsu ant Miss Aberne s-siIy
evening Dec 10, viii be presented that most comca pro.
duetion called the FIRST MIGHT. La MANOLA,
Miss Darlington. After which, VONSNE DEREINS.
To conclude with the drama Of the OCEAN CHILD.
In preparation, Yariet., ani Ida the Big Girl, Nose
and ConsprAtors.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16
Ease, Elegance and Rapidly.
AUCTION SALE or GROCERIES
BY
MORRIS g STRATTON,

IN WEDNESDAY MORNING, pecrmb-r fJth, st 10 o.
- cl lick. sill orr Au- sion in front OF stor-
Maykt street large Sock o. Groceries Lquors, ke
8g hhds prime Sugar; 2s0'e Cigars, vsr.ous brands;
SO bags prime bait. Coffee; Ito boxes Chsrsl,
iS5 bbis loaf, Crushed and ticrcss frrua RICE;
Powdered sugar. $40 b7gs hns Sait;
60 ibis Nal tssrs, l5l bbs eise's MagEoNa
500 kegs Nails WHISKY.
hEsk he bxs Star Candles g. bb's -uJhs Od Reserve
50 boxes rslloE Candies; Wkakw
90 boxr soar. loo Ibis 81 Ls1s whisky;
80 dnz-L ps nted Buckets, 10 bhis Ar ercan BgagIy;
ltp boxes Tobagc5 20 hbls Gin.
Win various other articles in tn Grocery lfns.
drl3 HORRIs 4 sFRAFTON.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16
EMPLOYMENT FOR ONE THOUSAND
PERSpNS.

VTANTED in every county in the United States
~ to sell by scrpti1n, ~ the most popular
Books pub ishet in America, among which will found
HowABDs DOMESTIC DcTSE containing rules for living,
and prescriptions o. great value to every family, contain
ing about 100 pages and ia Illustrations. Price, "A
CHAIN OF SACRED WONDERS. 50 %.
FROTHFR MASON The CIRCUIT RIDER. 81
lIRE VIKINGS Of Raw. LORESzJ Do% AND PEGoT Dow.
81
POWERS OF EUROPE AND FALLCF SEBASToPoL. 81 70.
ARSJLDS lECTCREOE sEATOAY PHYsICLO AND HTGIsHE.
Illustrated and filed with valuable Prescriptions. 81 So
SAN; or, the History Of Mystery. So
CYCL0PEDIA OF HISTORY. IlJstra Ell. 81 30.
DE- KASE's EXPEDITION. 3.
AMERICAN LAHYEK's AND BUsISTsS MANS !O7N Fox 81.
LIFE OUR lord AND SAVIOR sEsUs CHRIST. By fleet
wood. fully Illustrated. 81 90 in morocco iCi-ght
back, sides ana edges 81 80.
And "A great variety Of Miscellaneous Publications Of
very pDf ular character Pamphlets Novels, &c which
sold by direct sales
sample copy any Of the above Books will be sent bv
mall receipt If the price attached pre- paid and full
list Of all my Books, with terms &C. 10 agents will be mall
ed on application Address II. NJ RULfsON,
Queen CITY Publishing House, 14l Main street. Cio-
cuuau Ohio or d. RULISON,
Snr1G-W8ufa Ih.lldpfDhiA
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16

Y virtue Of power vested Trustee, sill expose
- for sale for Cash the highest bidder SATURDAY,
2h inst late residence Of my mother On the Franklin
Turnpike al the household and kitchen furniture belonging
10 her estate Also, one good lch Cow and ''lf.
decS-lwd II L. SOEVrTL Tru tee.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16
ssiesU Publications.
THE ENGLISH POETS.

". T. BERRYes co. have on sale
TIE ALPINE P0ET5-PICKEEmG's BEAUTIFUL Ts1-
EDrTIoS, elegantly printed sup=by bound in call -
wis The foIlorI.g con1prfses he series.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Will proceed % sell at public sale, Saturday the
decd, hrae and half mile from Nashville, on the North
east side Of Cumberland river b1ge che Glaiu turnpike,
al the personal and p-risaba effects ~ ths said Thomas,
consisting Of horses large number OF cattle, stock and
0oyk hogs sheep Sc wagons carts &C with ruuuu- gear
Household and kitchen Furniture family utensils, Dste
~ fixtures, Apple Press Peach aud Apple Grudera arge
quantity o~n Oats 6c and various Other articles too
numerous b he mentioned.
TERMS-AH sums less than 500 in cash al over $50
credit Of six months with note and t,lJ,1I security
DELILAH THON As, A1ninjS.ratriV.
dectO-td OF JOHN THOMAS, Decd
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16
TO CONTRACTORS AND OTHERS WANTING
IRON WORE

JNE Subscriber intending to the South in February
would respectfully call the attention OF those wanting
Iron Railing Yer1udis Iron Stairs, Bank Vaults, Iron
Doors and Shutters, Jail Cells Doors, to drop line Dy
mall watch vi. meet with attention.
Refer to John b. Morgan, Architect, Memphis W D.
Wilson, Nicsburg; John QUegles, Natchez, Link ar-
rison, YazJo City; Willis Patrick, JACKSON.
T. +. BAKER, 2T5 Finn street,
dec 6-d2w4t Cincinnati, Ohio.
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FANCY GOODS.

LEATHER GOCDS-Lau.e5 and Gensszncu's Dressing
cas-s Furnished Morocco Ee.cu-s; Ladies' r. 2yrlnng
Bags Morocco Port FoIos; Writing Desks Pocket 30, a.
Port Mouaias, Cigar Cass s, SC.
hACHE GOODS-Wora staads and tables; Work Bow
IS and Cabinets Writing Desks. Iukstauds aud Portfolios
ROSEWOOD GOODS-Drgs1ug ca. Is, work Boxes and
Writing DESKS.
OAK CABIEET-Cfa new and beautiful design, the
natural color cf she English UaE.
PORTE EOAaIES-silysr. Pearl, Ivory aud Leather.
PEARL AND IVORY GOODs-PsarI aud Ivory Book
Knives and 10 Js,s, Tablets; Pen Holders sc.
W r. y. Co. iayrte au examination Of these Goods
Nashville, Dec. - 1856.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16

CNOW NITEEDt to the Jail Of David'on County, Tenn.
y the t Of December, 1886 negro BOY who says his
HENRY and n he bel lnEs & Charles lnman, Of
Vast Tennessee The said boy is about p p Of
age about fset inches gh tall AMI Of yellow complex
ion Mr. Iuman is requested to forward AMI prove
properly aud pay charges according 70 law.
decl0 ST. W. n. OLENONS,
- .,v don 1ryurFV
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Fourtb CircuIt-laU

Preston Robinson VS. Nancy oGoer.-Upn.on by Judge
Harris, affirming judgment below.
Equity.
W Yeater Robt Nibuurne 81 as-Op'ntOn ny ia ige
Harris affirming decree and decreeng FOR both Il he u
lards and affirming to balance and remaining cause
for account, &C.
13th CircuiG-AaVg.
COyRr, Williams ct as Gad-aY, use Of, &c.-Optnton
BY Judge CRruthers, affirming iudE ment be ow.
Nashville daily patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1855-1857, 1856-12-16

"HAvE As AMERICAN HEART," says q con-
temporary. Have no other; its pulsstions are
for liberty, for freedom, for rePubllcanism--all
that can bless the individual, give vitality and
successto the State, and grandeur snd strength
70 the nation. IL is the heart Of hearts. Show
ne q man with a real American heart and We
viii look upon him as Al honor to his Snd, a
full measured patriot, firm aud valiant defen-
der of his couptry, profound lover Of " in
situations. His heart is right. He will be sure
to be right any way any how. Have an Amer
lean heart II viii swell your bosom nobly.
Il will Gil yoa with the grAndss, feelings. lie
who can say. ~ have an American heart, and
i,s every throb is for America has posses
sion the wealth Of the world cannot parallel.
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ADMINISTRATORS, NOFIcE.

AVIVT quaiisd as Almi1is strix Of Jl'4 Tho0ar.
decd, al persons i'm tented 70 the 3eceden. viii come
forward and nmeit-e pawn mt, and those havi1
against hin hereby notified present
them within the time presiNe b. law, they will be for
eve barred DELILAd THOMAS Administers tx
der9 Of J1hl fnrmds. decd
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TURKS ISLAND SALF.-1O60 bags Turks Isl
and salt in store and for sale lowtO close.
- dar6 FRENCH SON.