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FARM FOR SALE.
TO BE SOLD ar PRIT7TE sale,

TINE FARM handsomely situated on The so,nh SIDE os
CAristisns creek formerly ferry in Newcastle hun.
aFes' h4 ME oeloS N.nhslon' containing y acres o.
and large entry the FIRST oor and five on
the second with large garet brisk stable sufficient ID
hoil hoses-hay house, sheds, ice house. frame
men. with rooms the first fo,r, and three on the
secnn6-kichen, SC There is on the premises small
apple orchard The farm would suit person wishing
keep DAIRY and 10 attend market iii vegetables, the
land Is Ct the first quality for grass cultivation.
As persons wishing purchase viii Scg the property,
Il is unnecessary 10 say The terms will be easy.
One half Of the purchase money remain for two three,
Or tour years secured said properly. Tor terms in.
quire G. THOMAS JAQUETT,
6 miles belos Newcastle OF oil
ISAAC &. JAQUETT,
On tie premises
I Dec s. 1875. 51.3minf
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Splendid. New Years Gifts.

The attention of the public is immediately requested 70
the following splendid lottery the most SO OF any eve,
drawn in the United States, offering uncommony goou
for very trihng sum. Those who wish toimptove us
opportunity, will do well to call Immediately, asthe unpre
cedened popularity and rapid sale OF this Lottery renuer
uncertain wc her tickets he procured two or inree
weeks hence at all any not without paying hea-
vs. advance the present price
.Nfir I'ork State Literature Lottery,
Glass No S-For 1885, will be drawn on the 4th January
1896 and finished in few minutes. 45 Numbers-b Bal
lots 20 be drawn. 80
of 1Os0o; of 5000 of Q 500; 10 of 1000 80 OF
! 200; rs of 500; 46s Of 1907 4.4l6 Of so
1920 Tckrs-5,o5 Prizes making grand 10 al o.
upwards of
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Fortunes Homes Forever !!
10. s.. & 2l7, Markc, Street, Baltimol

no. 50, & 2l7, Market Street, Baltimore
ar " C. CONNIE does himself the pleasure OF present.
in 10 his numerous kind friends and patrons the scheme
Of The irs, Lottery 70 be drawn IN this CITY, which Is Tue
Grand Consolidated State Lottery
OF MARYLAND No . wherein he anticipates, with liberal en-
as usual have the satisfaction OF dstribu
ing among adventures, large proportion OF inc capa
prizes, ....... ..,,,,,..p
BRILLIANT AND MAGNIFICENT SCHEME"
lprize Of srul000 Of 80 600 Of 10000 Of 10000
Of 600 is OF 900; 10 of 500; 50 Of 100 100 OF ~
loo Of 20, 500 Of II; io500 Of 10.
Amounting III all 10 the splendid sum Of
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SENIE


Nrv -YoRK. Jnae 30.-Vhis day doses
Par5er, James Bacbiand, Joseph Hade
I'm. natter, Cornelius HoHeH .l5rdhau
Pets and ,No1h DoremuS, who mele H.
,ictrd Of manslanghter in the case If "a
rid Il. lambert, We're brought up 10 receive
their sentence AT i O'clock
The court room was unusually crowded
they were all fine looking Young men,
and, ON being told that sentence Was about
10 be pronounced.
NJ Potts observed, that although he
must abiic by the laws Of his country, Il
operated ha, Il IN his casr, as IN thought
and deed he Was perfectly innocent Of the
crime for which he Was doomed ID suffer
that hr left an aged mother aud three SIS
Itrr5, who were paftislly dependent upon
hin f,r support here he appeared much
agitatrdl and who were left To mourn his
unhappy lot--and lhatif the court had any
mercy To- dispense, he hoped their eons,d-
GRAFTON would be extended to bis case. He
SAID be was sorry that Nj. Lamharts fan
/ liz had been 81 traiy unfortunate rs 10 he
| deprived of 50 valuable hcad-hai still he
| did not believe any of his party were 6"II-
! ~ Of taxi ( away his life.
! M. WihCr said, that of the CRIME OF
accomplishing Mr.. Lambert's death, he
! vas faIly Iupurent. That Is TO the con
! fcssion orhjs "sttiImg IA manin the breast, "
which Nr Rta had sworn to, ii WAS not So,
/ and Mr.. Rca would be some day called Ia
aus, for the misrepresentation. nat ne
was i1uoccnt Of iaJnrlng any 'nan-thai II
Ms the least OF his thoughts oil IT'S ever
conn z 20 this--bat that he must he con
! tent 10 satisfy the offended laws OF his CONN
tfy, be the personal consequences what
/ they may.
Iii, Honor Judge Edwards then procee-
ded 10 addft IS the prisoners previous l"
Announcing the seuteuce of the Cont
/ His Honor recapitulaled the facts and en-
cumstanccs attending the transaction
Iduch with much force upon the necessity
Of strictly cnforca. the taw, aud proceed
ed ~ sentence each of them 10 b. e2'Uh-
ed IN tie Slate Prison for the term Of seeea
gcars- three months S2thny cogiaemeht'
atta the rcmatuder Of the tcfm al hard III
boar.2
The Judge also said he thought ii proper
here 10 mention some other iscts closely
conprctrd with this subject. He then
procecdcd TO animadyert with much force
and feeling upon the growing evils result
| ins from an abuse OF lieeucr in the common
grocery stores and taTcrn7 in the city, and
strongly deprecated the injurious and un
Fortunate effects which frequently resnIied
rom due want Of care aud can''on ~
! their management. .N0GhS .19V'
..seeq--..
from The Rrookeriiie Indiana EaqS1er,
Samuel FirIds, had been convicted
4 I'D
thc court 20 be- executed.
On FRIDAY last, the 9Th Of May, the
Sherii'of tins county, pnrauant to the sen
;ence of the court, at about Il o'elnck, o.
peael the prison door, and exhibited TO
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divisions into which the christian world is
divided, of Catholics and proleaian,s-hut.
more lamenlabe to say, ii Is true OF creed.
into which the Pro'sstants themselves u,c un'
fortunately split up--true. u those "bo' in
essential points of doctridc differ bat httlc.
and the Chief obstacles to whose amaIfomo.
ton are to be found in their different forms
Of church government.
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LIVING in the state Of Missouri, described by
pItcni, as follows .--Eo. II 1872, patented to
james Melton the 26th February, 1919, being
the North West quarter OF section lMf"2
six. Of Township G0y.fge Horth, in Range
seventy three West, containing ONE Hun.
DRIED and SIXTY Acrcs.-No. 4,l47, paten-
ted to Dickerspu Terry 26lh February, lsl9s
being tae North West quarter OF Section
twelve, oil Township ftty-ioor NORTH IN Ranze
sixteen West, containing ON iiu HDhEp
and SIXTY Acrcs.-No 2,631, patented TO
Holm Stanley, Goth February, 1919, being The
North West quarter Of section vine, OF Town.
containing EIGHTY Acres The subscriber
win convey only such title as is vested in
him by the deed aforesaid, bal WI not be
liable for any defect whatsoever IN the title
The natents and deeds are III lis posse seion
and viii be shown to any person wiShins toI
s,o ,bnm WINSTON ROBINSON
June s, lo25. aI9-
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This work has been 80 much eztolIed, that
it would be " adding perfume 10 tie violet -
70 say any thin additional in is favor, i, in
decd, any bing we're left TO be 4aid, after Il
Marshall, Citation, It Wiz, &c &c. had cu-
ployed ,heir pens on the aubjret. A., howe
yer, we have been requested By the Publisher
TO express our opinion Gifts merits, laIthougb
il can add nothing to the estimation In
which it Is already held by the pnJI'c,) and
as we should be glad to see is circulation as
as extensive as possible, we hope "e may not
be accused Of presumption IL We Join with the
eminen, individuals 10 whom we have alu-
ded, by nidng our humble testimony to
theirs, of the claim OF TIDE work upon the at
teutjon OF the public and more particularly
Of that sex Ter whose beucdt il ~a, written
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DESlIaS TRl4T.


FRANKFORT, Junr I8.-'rhr June Term
oil the II 'rrsoa circuit court, commenced
On hond'y last Our attentive cprre4non
lent at Cynthlana, iofnrms Us that Mr..
~ al, attorney for the Communicable
moved continuance of Desha's case, on
thr ground Of the absence OF material wit
nesses. The moiion II appears met with
opposition, aud Al agreement WIS made.
that the cause should lay over til Ftiday
lYesttrd'y. and that attachments should
lssat ~ tnc mean time. for tue absent wit
nesses, rrturnable on that day. The Gov.
efnor aAd ether connections Of the prison-
or, were N attendance, and his counsel,
Mr., TduIl expected he would be ready for
lfial
The understanding AZ Cynthiana was,
that there would be no difficulty in rrlatinn
to the jury and that the trial would pro-
eeed So say. Our correspondent hut
considering the difficulty of collecting such
host of witnesses As attended the farmrr
trial and were deemed necessary the i'm
probability that the Commonwealth will
receive any Jurors, who do not declare
Themselves free of bias, ,itn the improba.
/ blliiy that sufficient number can be OF.
tanned, who have mt formed opinions; and
th,t the iemaining seven days Of the tcl N
would, according 10 past experience, be-
wholly Insufficient 10 complete TAT trial
1t appears 10 II, very unlikely that there
can be verdict rendered al this term.
{ - 4. 4,
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l.ASk> FOR SANE.

s}Y virtue of a deed Of trust ex"cnted 10
} the subscriber the 9Th day OF March,
1923, by JosephL Chea' lam, and OF record IN
The clrr oaice Of the county court Of Char
lotte, shall, on Monday the lst day Of August
next, at Charlotte court house, that being
Charlotte court day, proceed 10 sell. at public
auction, II the highest bidder, for cash. Two
quarter sections aud the bali Of another quar-
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discharge OF the duties oi h. ,nfssior
From hts known prudence and ffmaess we
haNe t'e'y rea,pn II expect thai the IN.
hahpy differences which have Of late CIV.
lsied a'nonB the Indllns VIII H. speedilv
adjusted. fGso I.,ls,, oI"'
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. ..i.,inn bplonging 10 the state. The
tel left Concord Oh Thursday
dens .."r and arrived at Dover the SANE
no y, lie vas every where rreei'rd win
'.," .,,nnsrst expressions of respect and al
TIE s'l''o lI5,
it[ tg'' ham By way Of New York, that ae-
". rsachrd MArAN2As on tue after
'''.,' tim 10th inst. that the Negroes oa
''on ..i affae principal plaltallons IN the
.,', ,.'I, If san jose, distant about 20 miles
} a r+,ollea, and had murdered, - The
'.o crnel manner, the praPrletnrs' The
i ..a,anr Immediately dispatched a large
traops IL the scene oi act!on, and
oy"! ct i. sailed IL days ago. It was
"u I,.,,,oj ttc insurgents bad been pretty
'L .nbdaed, after kIillns 60 or 20 Of
bO; nno,her. FL. whole member c0llec-
''I I,,,s .a,a TO be about 500 they had
' '5,oG . or 90 whites, ineladias one fe-
S.D,,Il.'J1rinelpslly Foreigners. Great alarm
i' ",,,|,,r. set existed in The country, and
n 'ral, families we're coming into the tnwn
f,r security. 40
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<S)ls, e. -. -.
~ - 1ez,G Il
.appoi atlnsnt hn iLe praliLenl.

Groass HAY, ct Vuginis, to be- Judge
of H.. united Stairs far the Eastern Dis-
t'rt Of yifBinls, IN pace Of ST. CKoRaE
rUcKEn, resigned
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IA letter fron, tnrpos kyrns NJ The iotn
Mach says dat Gen. olrneti. tho las, of To
Spanish r.ertf,l, 10 Tern Ind l-Ileu in battle.
cotlap VI still IN he lands Of The Royalisfs.
nat = speedy lIi was anticipated With con
hlence
Efw.YoeK, July 4.--Dy ihr ship Men
.or Capi Wilson, which arrived at fIis
pori Yesterday iruu l.serpeol frnr which,
nlare she tatI.h ou the aBlh Of May. ne
ha, received Liverpool papers 10 the eth
ottatnahfh, l. rdun - he 2sih, aea
Ilasd'a LISTS ~ thr 9Th III inclusive. Wi
ob,rr,c NJ political intelligence nr imppr
t,uee Lord S'rargf1rd I.Bppuiu'ed Adl-
hasaadar IL St. prl,f.hnfgh, and n.
Sralford Ginning, ll'ly tniast'r to tn.
counify, Is appointed Amhassador TO Con-
staminaple.
Anau.npt MSS made by \ Spanidi y.
rate lrnat about the ,nd III Apih, to selzs
/ the Gunsululidnatsts lately from Alalfrs
/ ON boatd II yryy,l N Glhlallar hay A
/ Guarda.eosi1 chnr in the night cut rot
! the ,rss,l md lork her II Algrtiras4 hit
! the Governor had received Inflammation ~
| the plot SONY days before, AID trSen al
/ the Conaflfolionah.ts the saliisnn, al
| though he had not hefpft pefraittcd them
10 remain there. Eriai @.fe rstn then on his
way 10 Enel nd. 1bc,tssd was released
! aud the Governor had grnt al account .,
! ihc nirar II The Brlull ahninrrat Msdftd
The Gferks are said io hafc suffered 80
/ ~ little IN rppultiug the Egyptians at Mo-
don, aud In have derived lhe highest Ell.
coerngemen from her success.
Losnos, May e5. Frank fort papers
to the 10Th inst. arrived this morning, -.s
The following article, respecting tho
! Greeks and Tmhi, will he read with eoms
degree ofln'orrN -
FaAhKronr. My t7,@-The Oriental
Spectator his the following article from
SYRIA. dated April a.
! The Turks landed NJ Modon have given
given up the srIsc of NayBriuo they hive
divided into two columns, aud penetrated
eight leagues in:p the interior of MVyniI.
ra,aging /. burning every tlitng IN th,ir WY.
| The iptestinn qunrTrls d The Greeks, far
/ from 0el0iug tu conriatinniu tn, imprn-
ding dagger have broke ont with fresh Vi.
olcncr. As the IL drints refused 10 put 10
sea I'll thry received Their arrears OF pay,
| Coudufiotll the President wenti Ia persnh
! ~ Hydra 10 ptrsoade the ships 80 -ail -
1 Bot. nj thr Meeting for the purpose Con-
| ddtlolli refused ogiYe the eapt1in- detoil-
ed account of the sums received from tlr
| English loans, on which one Of tlfem, in
his passion, fred pistol ut The Presidents
brother, but missed him, Ihn,thc asseln-
bly, broke, np,g Condmioltilet lIy dro ei'b-
out having Effected my tliaE i is uulafla-
nately, certain thai the rass have IA IN.
drrhandng with the petY carGs Ia the
/ Morea, and il they canll5.o 70 act with IL
ninu aud energy, v hhe the strength Of the
Greek. Is brobcn by iatrnal dircubions.
/ the ISSUE ofthe camPaigo Is hardly deobt-
/ fI
1he British stocks and dll floating seep-
ilhcs have failrn nearly pr ceal, without
any polilical cause. 'fbs prices of cotton
arr maiolained, excerpt tina the Iower qusl-
tiles IF Upland aud Alabama, are Id
! higher.
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Mr.. pains'' our Minister'u Nextcn, has
heru received at the esfifal ~ The oips
handsonir nisnrrr,--on The 2eih May
Fptredid bal va gwen 10 tGoi; nti"eIea
by Grn Victoria, the President vi The Tn
led Mexican STATE
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NEw-YosK, June 29.-We have great
pleasure in stating that the two Swiss ac-
cnsed Of murder, have just been acquitted
in the most gratifying manner.
After the testimony Tor the defence was
gone through. the district attorney, on the
suggestion of the prisoners counsel, decin-
ed 10 sum up the ease, the jury without
leaving their seats acquitted the prisoners
and the court addressing them in very
feeling and becoming manner, declared
lhriI entire sense Of their innocence, and
thsir Willingness 10 grant them certificate
that no circumstance calculated 10 cast the
slightest shade upon their character, bad
been # unexplained by them IN which
Offer the jury united
The meeting of the prisoners after their
discharge, with their sister, who had stead
lily watched the progress of the till, aud
like a second Jranoip Deans, stood by them
through good aud through evil, was of the
most affecting ch4raeter. Wbeo her bro
Tiers. h3uorahiy acquitted, left tn prison
er's box, and walked forth into the II II,
reinstatcd ia their nteErlly, she rushed in
to their arms, and there strained n each o.
thei's breast. they wrpt long and aloud.
Even eyes unused IL weeping mingled in
these holy tetr,--and they, who b, their
skill and assidnl had contributed to tnl7
result, and in particular mmnrr YIN A
Serly, Esq who has eyinced from the
commencement the mast uutirlne zeal and
talent in the cause ofthese helpiv~s foreign
era, must have found in the emotions Of
their OVID hearts al that mumeat, the rch-
EST aud most cnyiahIe reward OF their eXer-
tions.
Tbr counsel for the prisoners were VIM
A. Sesly, Martin S. Wilkins, and Jns'ph
Blunt, E~qrs.
The sentence of the young men aony'c
ted of nanslauShter, viii be pronennc' q
tomorrow. at l. O'clock, l.inericdn.
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lNf3gepiHe, Jitne 1t.---A talk Is now
'nna'os with the friendly Indians At the 10
I@a Spring. Gen. Gaines, ard we pre-
SS.N' Maj. Andrews, attrai L. Mrssfs'
o. nF,horn Jones, Warrpa, Jomdan, William
a. Iorraare, aad William ". Williamson
"' present as commissioners on the part
'''ais STATE.
:. Wy Saturday nrxt meeting of the hos
,' party will be held AT the Agency. IN"
~ ), icmen above mentioned and the L. :.
" ''tnl'sloaers, Hessrs. Campbell ana
''FF'wcthpr, will attend.
d N'h' Gaiaes - proceeding promptly ~
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u Undcrthc Postscript head will be found
accounts from Europe 10 the 9th May. Ne
lie 2etb Tobacco sill! maintained is prices.
Cotton Was again advancing.
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Of men and women's dimensions, that
might read the history oil" Mr. Hope for
his son Robert with pleasure and profit
The sermon i eloquent and beautiful, and
the " Adventures for Harry" are inter
esting- particularly the adventures Of
Moses, in which are depicted in lively
colours, the Indian character In short,
we never saw SO interesting a book, a
book SO replete with the instructive and
the sweet, laid before the youthful reader.
There is not sentence in it but what
conveys instruction Of the most useful
kind, not one above the comprehension
OF a common child, nor word calculat-
ed to encourage visionary ideas and yet
there is nothing low nor vulgar in the
whole compass Of the work. What is
still more happy, the several little plots
are SO managed, as to interest the child,
and keep up all anxious, vet not an over
strained suspense, until the tale be told
The accomplished author merits, and We
doubt not will obtain, the thanks Of
grateful public, for the benefit she has
conferred on it Bali. Patriot.
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AN ODD COMPARISON.

An eccentric old man was walking
with young friend who had recently met
with a tender disapp ointment, and was
using every endeayor to console him un-
der his misfortune, or at least to rouse
him from the dependency which it had
over his mind. All his efforts, however,
failed Of success, and the disconsolate To-
yer walked by his side in detected silence,
neither amused by the hustle Of the streets
through which they passed, nor by the
lively sallles Of his companion. Atlength
their progress was impeded by crowd,
through which they with difficulty made
their way. The object Of general atten-
ton was poor boy, who was crying bit
terly. He had, it appeared, been sent to
bring large tart from the bakers, but in
crossing the street with imprudent haste,
he had let the dish fall from his hand
and whilst he was bewailing his misfor-
tune, the broken pieces Of his dainty load
were rapidly disappearing among the
comhG86ionate group around him. The
old man looked on with an air Of grave
humor; then turning to his friend said,
with a half serious smile-'' See, Tom
this is precisely your case. Be warned,
] entreat you, by the example Of this fool
ish boy, and keep your counsel. Never
let it be known that your heart has been
broken by faithess woman, or depend
upon it, you will have the whole sex ga
;her round you, affecting to offer consola-
ton, bur il reality only trying if they
cannot pick up some Of the fragments"
The Empress Of Germany asked a
French officer, if the Princess Royal Of
France was, as the world reported her,
the most beautiful princess in Europe
I thought SO yesterday" answered the
polite Frenchman.
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SrANZAs on REARING THE BEAUTIFUL Al
"AULD LANG sYNE."
Oh sing no more may not hear
That sweetly plaintive lay;
"It breathes the sigh, it sheds the tear,
And steals the soul away %
For storms have rav'd and tempests howl
Around my chill abode,
And angry fates have darby scowPd,
And way'd their ebon rod.
Oh sing no more of lghtsome days,
The winsome days lang syne;
For lingering, fond remembrance strays
Around their dear lost shrine
And better ne'er the rose expand
Its bud of blushing hue,
Than smit by mildew's blighting hand,
1t fade upon the view
Oh breathe no more that witching air.
Or sure my heart must break
1t rouses from her trance Despair,
And bids the Furies wake
Forbear for round that syren strain,
The Fates spell have wove-
A mingled charm of pleasure, pain
of truth, and ah of love
Forbear the days of old lang syne
For aye are fed and gone
And cypress wreath may Irvine,
To bloom their graves upon