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~Chicago against the world. Redd
the account of the foolish woman who
had her toes amputated to make her
shoes fitnicely.
The man who intends to wed her is
certainly an Amsterdam fool
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Legal Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given That tha last all
~ and testament Of James Howsll late Of Non
roe county, Ohio. dpcsasei. .osathe. wish tho
record thereof was de..r.yed by fire on the iIti
day CT June, 1851. aui that duly certified
copy there,i was alglitlsa % xsaord in the Fro.
bate Court OF saii county on the 18th day OF
September, 1858 aa3 res ,isie3 therein.
". I. SINCLAIR,
decl4wS. Probate Judge.
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ARRIVAL AND DEPARTURE OF MAILS TO

AND FROM WooDsFIELD. go,
GAINESVILLE, which now includes BeallsV'ile
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
P, NJ. Leave each morning at Q AN
Western Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridays. Leave Wednesday and Saturday
at a. m.
Sunfsh arrives every Tuesday evening
Leaves Wednesday mornings at AN.
Southern Marietta arrives Tuesdays and
Fridavs. Leaves Wednesday and Saturday
at Z a. m.
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g MosLER, BAHMAN & Co., safe ma
kers of Cincinnati, received Sl,l50 for
the new safe in the Treasurer Office, be
ing deduction Of $50 for delay in de-
livering it. The contract reads that they
were to deliver the same on or before the
Ist day of November, 1869.
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Philadelphia Live Stock Market.

December IS.
BEEF CATTLE-Were in fair de-
mand this week and prices were rather
frmer. About 2300 head we're sold at
the Avenue Droue Yard at 9IalOc for
extra Pennsylvania and Western steers :;
7!a9c for fair to good, and 5!a7c per
fsund gross for common as to quality.
COWS-Were unchanged; 200 head
sold at 45 O0a75 90 for spriugers, and
80 00a100 90 for COW and calf
EEP-Were in fair demand at an
advance; 10000 head sold at 5a7c per
pound gross, as to condition.
HOGS-Were dull and lower; 300
head sold at the different yards at IA 90
al5 25 per leo pounds net.
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RoADs.-Another communication ap-
pears this week on this subject, which
exceeds in interest those heretofore pub
lished.
The subject is receiving a careful and
thorough reviewan will certainly attract
the attention OF thinking men;
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THANKs-To JAMES OKEY, Esq, of
Washington township, for club of ten
cash subscribers Our list at the Grays-
vile PostoHice now numbers ffty, ,fve
subscribers. And we expect to increase
it to seventy five before the 1st day of
January.
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EgThe Board of Commissioners pur,
chased of Mr.. j. B. NoLL five of his
maps of Monroe County. They are to
be hung in the Auditors, Treasurer
Probate Judges, Clerks and Treasurer's
offices.
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CLUBs-We had several applications,
last week, from working Democrats, for
SPIRIT prospectuses They informed us
that they would forward full clubs OF
subscribers by the 1st of January. Keep
fhe hall in motion.
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Baltimore Live Stock Market.

December 16.
BEEVES-The offerings to day
amount to about twenty-five hundred
head. The market is rather dull and
about the prices of last week
SHEEP-The supply of Sheep is on
ly moderate and for good Sheep the de-
mand is quite active at better rates, rang
ing day at four to FIVE and a half cents
per pound gross.
HOGS-There is some activity in the
market, but prices are unchanged, rang
ing from thirteen and a half to fourteen
and a half cents per pound net for lair to
good.
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Subscribers

Who find an N after their names will un-
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired,aud if no response
is heard it will be taken for granted that
thew do not wish to renew their subscrlp-
tions. and their names will be erased.
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Allegheny 1--WE STOCK Market.

DeCeMUBT I'd.
BEEF CATTLE-There were 900
bead on sale, principally common quality.
The market was easier, and buyers slow
in taking hold. Prices are unchanged
sales of best lat cattle at 7a7Jc; fair to
medium, 6a7c; stockers, 414ac.
SHEEP-There we're 1900 head on
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HRIcHARD Pool, son of JOSEPH
Pool, formerly of this place, was drowned
on the steamer Rebecca, at Parkersburg,
on the 7th inst. We published last
week an account Of the sinking of the
Rebecca.
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Every twenty-fourth man in Connect.
icut is Methodist.
The French Ambassador at St. Peters,
burg receives 100000 year.
The Red River insurrection is dying
out. Only about fifty insurgents are in
arms.
The agent of the advocates of the re
moval of the Capital to some point in
the West,is already at work in Washing:
ton.
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New York Money Market.

December 1G.
MUNEY--Market somewhat irregular
this afternoon but generally easier prime
borrowers supplied at Z per cent curren-
cy and others at per cent gold.
DISC0UNTS-Dull and unsettled.
STERLING--Firm and quiet at 'CSf
a109.
GOLD-Opeucd at 1913 and closed at
1918; earring rates 5 64al 32 and 6 per
cent gold. Clearances S37 600.
GOVERNMENT STOCkS-Heavy
and lower. Coupons of 81, llS5a119g;
do go, 113$a1l4; do 'G4, 1l24all2s; do
.65. ll2&a1l25; DO new, l A Iall5; do 81,
115!all5l: do 'G3, l15la1l54; 10 40s,
l08a1O9!; Pacifcs, 10S3alO9 .
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Next TO books there is no iuanimate thing in
the house that can produce so much profitable
pleasure as a Piano. A library and q Piano are
symbols OF high civilization. These two
spread the noblcr banquet, whore the soul is
fed, without fear Ct gluttony .or dissipation
As books bring into our daily circle As familiar
companions the noblest spirits that ever wrought
upon earth. and permit us 10 rear our children
under the influence of the noblest natures, so
the Piano, with simple iacantations bring us up
from their sleep, the brotherhood of song. and
persuades them to dwell among US.
OF the enormous variety of Pianos manu-
featured, it must be admitted none have con-
tributei so Inuph TO the happiness of our
homes as those celebrated instruments, used
by the thousands in every quarter of the
globe, AMI manufactured by the world re-
nowned honse of Messrs. WIN. KSABE & Co.,
Baltimore. Those Pianos have bsen before
the public for more than 40 years, with a
steady increase of popularity, until to-day
they are pronounced by the greatest artists.
amateurs, anc the universal Judgment of the
pubic at large 20 he the slkr and most KgLI-
ABLE Pianos made in tie world.
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Special Udtites.
ErrGrs Of Youth.

A GENTLEMAN who suffered for some years
from Nervous Debility, Premature Decay and
all the Effects of youthful indiscretion, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity, send free
to all who need it, the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
WAS cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by sidres'
sing, in perfect conGiencs,
JOHN =. OGDEN,
ma25Y. No. % Cedar street, New York,
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wThe President has appointed At
torney General HoAR to the vacancy in
the U. S. Supreme Court.
HoAR is getting the full worth OF the
library he presented to GRANT.
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ATTACH MEN1.

William Craig, ll,'f, } Before Edrord saHshu.
VS.. ry, J. =. OF Center town.
Alien Sparks, dof't ship, Monroe county.
Oeio: On the 9TH day Of December, A. b, 1869
said Justice issued an orlerof attachment in the
above action for the sum of $50 o.; set fol
hcdinG on tho % day of January, 1870
WILLIAM CRAIG,
JcCl.WI Sv hn,o, :, Si,ri.r., HI, att'y,
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gAt, the special session Of the
County Commissioners on the 18th inst.
W. T. SINcLAIR's bond, for the perform
ance of the duties of Probate Judge, fol
$4,000 was accepted.
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Christmas Is Coming.

And all who desire Holiday goods should
cal at P. ScHUMACHER's JR.
lie has the largest stock of Holiday
presents ever brought to this market
Give him call decl4w2
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New Advertisements.

Attachment Notice-W. Allendafer,
Public Sale-John Smyth.
Local Notice-Ford's Mill.
Administrators Notice-John Griffith
Attachment Notices.. Pancoast.
Legal Notice.. Headley.
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H-We desire our readers to compare
the SPIRITS market reports with those OF
any other weekly paper in Ohio.
We aim to furnish full reports each
week.
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EEOur old friend Mr.. WALKER Hun
TER is raising club of yearly subscri
bers for the SPIRIT, at Morgantown, W est
Va.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
" signed was on the 18th day Of December,
1869, appointed Administrator of the estate
of Thomas Griffith, decd
dec22w3. JOHN G3IFFITH.
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Frcm S. 10 $40 Per Day

can Be mad: hy any one with the Ame-iean.. Knit
ting -bcchins Knitting stockings, &C., whilu ex
pert operators can kven make m,cs. kitting ian
cy work. which always commands a ready sale,
4 person can readily knit from swei 'e TO fifteen
pairs of stockings per day, the profit on which
will be not less than forty esnta per pair.
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90; 4 and I'D 5 %; Sd 6 90; 2d ! %; bar
rel, ! inch to Il iuch, 5 25a7 so; finish
ing, to inch, ) 75a9 80; casing, 10 to
BOD, 5 %; Sd > so; Cd > rs; i'd co. fine
blued 4d 6 25; Sd : %; I'd s 20; lining
nails, ! inch, 0 GO; clinch nails G %; cut
spikes, 4 IS; boat spikes, cut, 5 %;
wrought 5 75a6 81.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby given that the under
II sigued was, on the 27tb day of Novem-
ber, 1859, appointed Administrator OF the es'
tate of Elias Conger, decd.
ncv3Ow3. JOHN BRACEY.
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ESANFoRD CARR, Sr., and SANFORD
CARR, Jr., father and son, of Jackson
township, this county, were drowned on
the steamer Rebecca.
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H-Judge WAY arrived at home on
Friday last Although considerably i'm
proved in health, he has not yet fully re-
covered from his recent illness.
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Notice..

There will be meeting of the NJ ,nroe
County Medical Society, at Woods ield,
on Tuesday, the 2Sth of December, 1859
.dccl4w2. j. WAY, NJ. D, Sec'y.
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sOEgE SELTZEEs & CO.,
GeNeral WHOLESALE and Retail Agents

We are also agents for e. P. NBEDHAM s.
SONS and HELPS & G00DMAN'5 celebra.
ted ORaAYs and MELopEoNs, no doubt the
hest Instruments Of their k nd made in this
country. Also, keep full stock of SHEET
Music and INSTRUCTION. Books together with
overy variety OF Musical Merchandise, such
as Brass and SILVER INsTRyMEaTs, Victims,
Guitars. Flutes, Accorieons, Flutinas, Con
certinas, Harmoncas, Viol:ncellcs, Double
Basses, Flies, DEuus, Stools, Covers, &c. The
FAMOUS PAGANGNI STRINGS, best made in
the world. Orders from a distance promptly
and carefully executed.
A visit IS respectfully solicited TO the old
and reliable Music Headquarters, where prices
are most moderate.
JOHN SELTZER & co.
froprietOrs.
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GgMr. JoHN SNYTH advertises his
farm for sale, this week. He proposes
to remove to Kansas.
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ggOur outside is "chuck" full of iu-
teresting news items, funny items, farm
items, religious items, and everything
else calculated to please our readers.
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WHAT Our FRIENDS SAY,-lf you care
to know read the Wheeling Register
and Barnesyille Enterprise articles in
this issue.
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C1UB RATEs.-For clubs of 10 subscrl-
hers. and over that number, 81 so each !;
single subscribers 50; six months 81
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Agents for the uneq1dled Knabe Piano, II &
Is. East State street, Columbus, 0.-aug3Al6w
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In Franklin township, on the 9th inst, at '1:3O
A. NJ, Arabell, daughter of Oliver s. and Zillah
Sloan, in the 9th year of her age.
Thus We are passing away.
In Clay City, Illinois, Dec s, Anna, infant
daughter of T. and NJ. J. McGilton aged year
6 months and s days.
"she is not dead, but sleepeth'" S.G. 4.
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nF-aA Mothers Thought" on our
outside, is poetry worth reading.
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ENrRAppED-Is an excellent story Oh
our first page.
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ABpALLAH KHAN-This poem will
appear next week.
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Holiday Goods! Holiday Goods!

WILLIAM ScuUFELE has large stock of
Holiday presents at the Barber Shop.
He sells cheap, and keeps everything
calculated to please the children. Don't
fail to call. deC14w2.
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w-Interesting reading matter on our
fourth page.
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To preserve and dress the Hair use
Lyons kathairon.-nov30w4.
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Close or Qpcn, Plain OF Ribbed Work,

with any kind of coarsa or fnc 7soo'ep yarn. rs
cotton, silo or linen. twill knit $40; K ngs with
double hocl aad toe, drawers, hoods, aacAs, smo-
King caps, comforts purses, muffs. fringe.
afghans nubias. unierslceTes. Initten.. Skating
caps. lamp ~'ieHs.maps. cord. underaoirts. shawls
jackets. cradle blankets. ,eg5ins. suspendcrs.
wristers. tides tiPpets tuftcd work. aud in fact
an endless variety OF articles il exery day use;
as well as for ornament,
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From the Barnesville Enterprise,


The Woodsfeld Spirit Of Democracy
has recently strengthened its editorial
columns by adding Major JERE. VIII
LIAMs TO its staff We do not see low
the Sp!ri! can be improved, for under
Mr.. VESTS management it has been the
spicicst as well as the largest Democrat
ic paper in this neighborhood. "JrEE,"
however, is host in himself, and his
vigorous pen will, no doubt, be manifest
in the future conduct Of the paper. He
was editor of the Spirit for eleven years
and was always popular with his read
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WHAT CIR FRIENDS SAN.
From the Daily Wheeling Ragistcr.I
The Spirit OG Democracy.

The Spirit o. Democracy.
jERE. WILLIAMS, Esq has become one
Of the editors of the Woodsheld Spirit
Of Democracy. Mr.. W. had editorial
control of that paper from 1886 to 1867.
and made of it Il very popular and sue
ccssful sheet. Under the Joint manage
ment Of himself and Mr.. II. r. WEST, we
expect to see the Spirit, already spicy,
ncwsy and excellent journal, take the front
rank among the weekiies of Ohio.
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IE"A Merry Christmas and Happy
New Years to all our friends and foes.
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viii Knit 10000 Stitches in One
hIiautc.

AND DO PERFECT HToRK. loaring every
knot on the inside Of the e.work. It win knit a
pair of stockings tany sizel in less tn halt an
hour. L will knit
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EE~The reports from rhich We col
lected our intelligence last week, about
the sinking Of the steamer Rebecca, were
inaccurate in some particulars.
1t is now stated that the Rebecca ran
against boat loaded with stone, instead
OF sunken boat, near one Of the piers
of the Parkersburg bridge. now being
built. There was a light and a watchman
on the pier, but the pilot of the steamer
had no knowledge OF the stone-boat until
within a few feet of it.
The steamer was going down stream
under full Roadway She went down
almost instantly. She sank so deep that
the water was up to the lower hunks in
the after staterooms and still deeper for
ward
A hole was cut through the cabin
floor, after the water had fallen a little,
and several bodies fished out from the
hunks below, where they had been sleep
ing. Among the bodies taken out was
that of son Of DR.. HENTHoRN,of Bares-
vile, in this county.
The steamboat men claim that the
stone-boat was where it had no right to
lie, while the railroad men who are build
ing the bridge claim the reverse.
1t is very probable that the railroad
company will be sued by the owners of
the boat, and by the companies in which
she was insured,
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Es a Hs ES. Z s.; % ,
Ed z e Eb .

December y, by J. Lieuellen, Esq, William
Fowler and Catharine Windham.
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DOUK AGENTS WANrtD FOR -
DSTRUGGLESAND TRiUMpnS OF
? 7 ! DiIlI.RuUW.

WRITTEN BY HI.IsELr IL ONE LARGE 0c-
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TED IN fINaLIs!I AND GERMAN. 3;s ELEGASr
FULL PAGE ExoRAvINes It embraces FoRrY
YEARS R-Co.LEcrloNG OF His Busy Life, "a !
Merchant, Manager, Banker, L3oruror. AM
Snowman. No book Published so acceptable to
all classo5 Every one wants il. Agents ave-
rage from SO to 100 subscribers week. We
offer extra inducements. illustrated catalogue
and Terms 10 Agents sent Tree
b BURR : CO, Publishers.
decl4wt Hartford. Coan
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R@Blank Deeds and Mort
gAgeS for sale 1T his office
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AOgEALA2sD.s .EUEsEKA"

sIesEsEEk.kEss5.S 'EgEsEK A"
smoking Tobacco 10 al excellent article Of
granutatsd Virginia.
-Wher.Ver iutroiucei I. 10 universally
admi.l
II il put up in handsome linen bass In
which orders for Meer~ehauIa pipes are daily
packed,
Eoris:ard'S"TacI.t Club,
Smoking Tobacco has nosupsrior; being ds.
nicotinised, it cannot iniurs nerveless consti.
tutions, or people Of sedentary habits.
1t is produced from selections Of the
finest stock, and prepared By patented and
original manner
It is very aromatic nil J. and light ia weigh.
HENCE it wil! last much lsuser than o,hers;
nor does it hni; or suing tbs tongue, or lsavs
4 dissgreeable sfter-tasts.
Orders for genuine, elegantly carved
mserschaHm pipes ssilvsr mounted, and paakee
in neat leather pocket cases, arc plared IN The
Yacht Club brand daily.
I.orfisavsi's Century
Chewing TYtacco.
This brand of Finc CT, Chewing Totseoo
has ~ superior anywhere.
1t is W th9ut doubt the best chewing
tobacco in the country,
E0riiiarG's SnuffS
Have been i'll general use in the Upites
over 10 years, and still Acknowledged "ths
best" wherever used.
If your store esper does not have these ar
tic!es for sale as him to get them.
--Thsy are sold by respectable iobbers almost
everywhere.
Circulars mailed on application.
L. s.9EsHL5.kEsD s CO..
6eci4wl2 New York,
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HIarcrooms, No II & Is East State ST.,
COLUMBUS, O.,
Ind Nos. 2eS d' 200 Superior street,
CLEVELAND, g.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1869-06-05
LEGAL, NOTICES.

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF PRINCE
WILLIAM COUNTY, May 10Th, 1869,
Lewis Il. Butler and John \. Cundiii, Admin
istrators OF Thomas Il. Games, decea ell, John
Williai0s, Lawrence Cole, Samuel Beyana, Ill
liam and Edgar q. Miller, partners, tr&dmR
under the firm of Samuel Revars x Co, aud
John w. Bruf John w. Baker, Charlie w,
Miller and George W. Horsey, surviving pSrt-
ners of themselves, and James w. Bruif aud
Bsrtus wilkins, plaintiffs, against klizaDo til
Al. Ihpscomb, Philip Daniel LipscOmb, AZ in
FAINT son under the age of twenty-ono yoa-s
Eppa Hunton, Executor of Philip d. Lips
comb, deceased and as trustee OF Philip ID.
Lpscsmb, for the benefit OF Elizabeth M. Lips
comb and Philip Daniel Lipscomb, and as
Trustee of the said Philip ID. Iipscomb, for the
benefit of his creditors Francis j. Cannon, late
sheriff of Prince William county, Committee
Administrator of Philip ID. Williams and l.. c.
Osmun, defendants In chancery.
The Court doth adjudgo, order and decree
that the report of Commissioner Sinclair be re-
committed to him TO inquire further into All
matters embraced in said report, aud in stating
the outstanding debts against tho estate OF T.
ID. Lipscomb he shall state the same according
TO their priority and shall also state au account
of the outs landing debts against the late hrnI
of l. Z. Osmun u CO.; and that he give notice
of the time and place of executing this decree,
by publication in some newspaper published IL
Alexandria. which publication shall be in lou
of personal service. An abstract-TestG
X. a. SINCLAIR, Deputy Ciori.