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JOSEPH D. KeTshaw, by BIS Guardian, John M De.
sahssurc, vs. " IN, w. Lang Admit Of x. Brcyard,
Robert A Young, ,et Bill q. I g; :, !!
i In conformity siththe decree fthe Court fEqui-
ty at its June sitting ls4l viii sell before the
Court House door in sCamdenson the FIRST Monday in
January next NEeno Fellow named Henry, agood
earpsater aged about 81 ,:on creaitof 2pontlis.
s. ssssts. sst. ANTE Connl I
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GE,OTESING.

. The subscribers have made arrangements with;one
ofthe first Tai6s in the city of New York TO keep
them constantly supplied with complete assort'
ment: of GENTLEaENps CLOTHING, which
they are authorized tp ,narrdnt.
Tho assortment consists in part, of the following
articles, viz: : =, -, ,tsz;zz@:s:Sf ,aas -
Blue and black dress cloth Coats Of every quality.
=" .,;y<1 q ,aaa green ftock do Z" g
Sattinctt s. Kentucky Jeans Coatees & frock Coats
Beaver, Flushing and Pilot 'Overcoats.
Blue &blk cloth andcassmcre Pants, every quality
Sattinet and Kentucky Jeans. do !.
Fine plain and fgd Satin Yests,,.,se
.ty Silk Velvet = do. ,"....:
z s. 1Vuencia y = DOR = IS:
Also-Shirts, Bosoms. Collars, &c.
They have. also engaged the services OF
first rate Tailar, Who will be in constant
attendance at the store and will make Cio-
thingto order arihe shortest notice.,s
JONES &, HUGHsoN.
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STOLEN

ENRON the Guard Room, ~on Sunday,
' the l7th October last, three BELTS
and BAYONETS. The Council will pay
a reward Of Twenty Dollars for the con-
viction of%,heslhief,. and the recovery Of
the articles BRsorder Of the Council,
,e.avs .. r. sE. WILSON, Recorder.
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IL. All persons indebted ID to
Ihe Subscriber, whose notes and accounts
have been Of one, two and three years
standing, are earhestlySrequesled to call
and settle, or max e. satisfactory arrange
ments during this winter, as TURNER IN
.dulgence cannot:be granted -.
. W. J. GERAL D
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HOUSE FOR SALE.

THE House now occupied by Il. Holtcy ,Jr
and formerly by James D. LemieTe, will be sold on
liberal terms.
The situation is one of the best il Town for busi
ness. For further particulars. apply to =. :.
Nov. I7.-r. - W.McWILLIE. =
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, Fsfrayed.

Nbom thesubscFiber, on Sunday the 18Th inst, q
= light bay, horse Mdle5. having marks of ofgear-
Any person giving informationso that I get him,
shall be reasonably rewarded = ess-s1ts,i' =.
: ~ - q, WIN. H. PEBBLES.
"a, Sumter District, sl6 miles below Camden.
December.29, 1s4IS~
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e G. a R is2s o..

FIR. WM ReASoLps desires to inform his friondsnnd
" the public generally, that having ene:edinto
onncc,ion with DR.. BLaNDING, of Columbia, he will
now devote himself entirely to the practice of
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Law NOTICE.

r SMART and T S. ANDERSON, have formed
y. apartnershp in the practice Of Law in and for
the Districts of Lancaster Kershaw. Oneort 9th:
NAV at all times be found at their Office in Camden.
Nov. l5. 80 - ,.-R.ec f5l .
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LANDS: FOR SALE.

3 ~ EQLlT LLaneaster Diarict
John 6. :Baskin and W. Isbon Ingrem and
|1s, y: z - 5iss others S}slc zsSs
DYgvirtne the deereesofs the Court of. Equity
I'D nader n the above case; Twill otis otissf1ort sale
Eat the store of Capt sEhas.I Clyburn, n4 Lam.
caster District, Oh. the; fifd Monday, l7th of
january 4 $40 the Following Tracts Of LAND
ssitusteaa DistFict, belonging to the es-
:tatetof Charles 1ngTem: .x =. z.
X One Traet, a4a {.
containing 4I9 the west side of Little
aEynches creek eIing lands: of BENZ Halle,
James Halle, athaIiefs and L. Fetgu-.
son: Also, e ~
sse.. 3 One ether Tract, -
seentaining l4s acfes,.son the east side of said
creek; adoining the above tract and lands of
James BaskEI --ei5. =. - So =
.9 sTERas-A muchcash aswill pay costs; the
balance on a credit Of one and two years, with
interest from the day Of sale.E The purchaser to
give bond and good security. ..& 3sas;..$
81 JAS. H. WITHERSPooN,
Dec. I5,ris4 [$8 c..s. 3. =,
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j. SMART

will hereafter attend at his Offices Sumter Court
House OH the first Monday and Tuesday in every
month. ~" ~ Nov. ia.l.f
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Cotton Goods.

Super MerseIles Coats. Super Mcrssilles Quilts.
! White and. colored corded skirts = sssEs7
Furniture and cambric dinity. - -, : : -
Plain, figured and cross bard swiss muslin. = $
ss' 81 q" book muslin. : ,sz-s>,Er s4,sft :;
Cotton cambrics and cross bard muslins. s. p -
Jaconct and null muslins. = al
Bishop lawns green berage, forVeils. = -
Handsome black lace wells, =, - 2+sr. E-sr
Plain and figured bobbnet, black and white. Z
Linen and cotton wire lace, =:
Single and; ;double width Scotch Ginghams: -
Bleachcd and suffolk drilling, go -:
Brown .shirting and shceting of every quality,
Bleached I" -" - - =. ~.
Blue drill and york denims, .;s: - Z -, :
Apron checks and bed tick, -: r. !. -
Striped and plaid homespnn. T. i; 80, 80
Furniture. and English Prints. -, *. -,
Calcoes, ut 8, 5,6,7 s, 9, 10, IL and 12 yards
for one dollar.
- -. so WOOEens. ..
Super Blue Cloth. Super Invisible Green Cloth
/" Black do wool dyed.
IS Brown do. -;
."f Oxford mix'd cloth, super Saxony Cassimeres.
;Sattinets and Kentucky Jeans. r..
White, green, red and yellow Flannels. - '.;s;..
Super WelchSand guuze do. ~. ~. - w.
Printed Salisbury do. ~. y z 3s,.s': z.
English, German: and French Mcrinos.
Handsome fg'd Valencia yestings. = -, 2. :.
g Mcrino do. tnew artiole:) ~ &
-" Scotch Plaid. ~
Wcrsted damask, and Zephyr worstcd. IS ~ !: & =.
Double cllained Negro Lnsey. So - ~,
Plaid Linsey and Negro Kerseys.s ss;.4
London Dufil Blankets, superior quality. =
Super Mackinaw do. = <. y: 5s:ss.
- & hoes. : :,
Gentieme3s fine Calf Shoes and Bootees.
= = I" stout Kip do. b.. do, ~ e.. -
Boys fine Calf I, -. do. do..,, ,sts. &. :, q
'' stout Kip >sss'.;a = do. !. do, 's
Ladies English and French.ffid Slippers
Morocco apd Seal; Walking Shoes. 2ss -2s
Leather Walking Shoes and Bootccs. :. :
Misses Kid and Prunclie Slippers. ~ ~
Morocco and Seal Walking Shoes. r:y,-,
Leather Shoes and Bootees. "
Chldren's colorcd and black Morocco Boots.
* "-5t.: g I" - Shoes.
LcQtter bOOLS uHu SuOeS.
colored Cater button Boots, anew. article
r;-The above Shoes having been made TO ON
order by Ryan & HavVersticl, of Philadelphia. and
White g.; Parn,uce, &c Durham, purcfasefs may
safely depend on their giving satisfaction, l.. ?.
5OOspair Mems and Boys Russell Bootes, made to
order by Daniel Smith, of Orange, and warranted
to stand. -
ON HAND, oFtOUR OWN MAKE: =
5000 pair, Of Negro Shoes.
f. Also-a complete assortment of = II
Gentlemen and Youths Hats and Caps, Wool Hats
Seal Caps, Ladies Straw and florence Bonnets Of
every quality, Seal Trunks, Fancy Baskets, Per
fumcry, Umbrellas Crockcry, Hardware, Sdddlcry
Begging, Rope, Twinc, Iron, German Steel Iron
ware, Groceries, &c. sc. =;
JONES g. HUGHSON.
Sept. 25. 49,.
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10 Hire.

4. ~ 10 Hire.
2 ME advertiser hasa boy about 1874 a wo-
man about yeafs of age, to hire for the en-
suing year. Enquitsa this Office. -ss~
December 49, ~ = ;i7>
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Head Quarters,

Order No. - Cl..REHDoN, Nov. T. ls4l. :
M w. TAYLOR Esq. having been appointed
W. Aid de. Camp His Excellency the Cover M
nor, with The rank Of ieuteRant- Colonel, VIII De
obey Jed and respected accordiuglyr
: JOHN L;:.MANNlMG, Abide Camp,
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EjcoMgIMIS SSIONER's SALE
angSAdal'r.

Inobedionce 70 an order ffom the Court Equity
fatts June setting, offer for sale the second
Monday in January next, the whole Estase
|of Dr,Alied Brevafd, decd. CONSISTING can
Ebe.ascerained by;the Commssionesof e g 3
One Tract Of Land s. :. !;
containing als aeers more q less On the waters 0f
Sanders creek, bonnded BY out
10 James Kcrshaw, John landsbe belong
ing TO the Estate ofSamue Mathis: X ~ s7sE$s I.
8 ONE OTHER dRACH1 QFssLA ND.Ss5
ton thsEat.rs of Gum Swamp, containing 648ldcfes.
more orlesi bounded north oastwsrds By lands laid
out toJohn Millbanks, andpartb vacant lands, and
on all sides; b vacant lands, Originally laid out to
James Tate. inI7s5; ss.s:s,. % s.MEg .
s.: AB0 Ut 1000 "a CRES. OF, ,E4aED,s i
on the waters Of Twepty; ;fvesMe Creek bonndssies
mot YET distinctly ascertaned; ,ss4S sxss,
t5gsg, ABOUT 500 A cRES OF shAND,
on the west side OF the .Wateree River, six miles
above canacr Beng the plantation formerly oceu.
tptsd 81 Edward q. dseoased;
COZ Benjamin T. Eimoref decd;
~ ONE OTHER FI4yTAIaON =
EoTthes east side of-fhs iWateree River, obtaining
,bont I'm acres being the plantation lately capied
[bv r. = gteyvard. deceased: ~; I
y y :; - - 1TE, T5oIJsE =, : Il
with III necess5ry outb6ildinss. witi 90 acres of
land in fBs village of Hardwood, occupied in sum-.
mer BY Ms. u &. Breyaid, and bounded north by
Kirkwood b,saeA cast By earters Mill Tract, south
and east by tho Garter Tract and Perkins land, and
westward by John Wl,iaker's;;. about 2.
e 23 Negroes.
Some of them young and likelY sg&a.s :
THE eAMpEN HOUSE, -
occupied by MIS-. n. GsbFeyaId' VIII te iollowing
lots attached tllerelo' TO- "'t NOS 800 9sl, o5o
5HS SAC, a3S. 5S7 Las will beisedn by reference 70
the Plap Of said town, bouded cast by Fair street,
south by KING street west BY street, and
noFth By carers1 er lots;
80 Two heIs, ,s9 >, : s,.. ,,o
knownin.th the plan Of the town, as NOS 5is ana 5So
bounded sonth.by ting street west ey Nos. sts'
and 3i6' uofth by parts NOS SlG "a ano a34' east pY
Nos. go 2s, 81 and 5Eaalol'ang igts belonging %
,tsondst t,onotya5i; r9,..,S g5,1g; Il;
q C1yIs5sO tIlEie :.y.-Si
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r A r. G. / MS.

b A R G. AL Ms. s
ENHEs snbscfiber having, purchased "a
n choice stock of Seasonable GOODS
at.the North, sat, REDUGEDiP!RICES;
offers the. same MHch Lower than
have Heretofore been sold in Camden:
They consist part as foHows; ~
CoIored Embroidered Mousn Delain I A = VI
do satinstrip Mouslin Dolain article -
Plain black and half mourning do. - :,
Monslin Delain, at rery lou prices = !;
Cold fgd Orleans de Floraia nep drtieletor Ladies'
Merinoes, of every description: : q 80
Fine and superinc black and blhe-black Bombazihe,
. ~ ~ C. ALsE GO ES 81, y .
- OF EVERY. 1EscR1PT
Mourning and half mourning English Prints, q
Super. new style Frints, Handsome Ginghatns, 3
White and colored Corded Skirts, -. y e. g,
Furniture Prints, ne8sstylc 5a4s u 9! -: - : 4
Furniture and Cambrlc9 9Dimity, Bishop Lawns, Z.
Spool Cotton, very low, Apron Checks, Bed ilck.
sEE sss. IS
Superiorblack and bllc.bluck gro:D DesAlpibe Silk
!. do.s black gro. =GAlg lger sss 's4sss ssdos
= do. black and blue.black Dc Rhine ) do:
Chine Silk Hankke,chiels, - ~. -.
Fancy Silk Handkerchtefs, assorted colouts,
Black English Silk Hose, Izte.l
French Silk Hose and Gloves, IS ~ =
Superior French Grape, < 4. =. =
Gentemehs Silk Ilandkerchiefs, - s q 49,
Superior Servings Siiks, ~ ~; 70 J;
Black and blue. black SIX Velvet, - I =
Black Satin, very stout x -
LTN EN- $
Irish Linens, of every quality, Bird Eye Diaper,
Brown Linen Dainask Tabling Diaper, ss5,.
Bledshed Datnask Tabling Diaper, < . 3; E;5
Bofdersd Towels, Brown Holland, Russia: Diaper,
Superior Lawn Lawns, Pink and blue Linen Checks,
Damask Table Cloths, Brown Table Cloths, 80 zs
Coored Fancy Table Covers: -.
s. ,t1S;s. ss VIZ O OLE s. T. y
Super6ne WooLdyed Black Cloth, 80 - go
9 -. do =. Invisible Green y do :! = 81
= & ssdo 4 Blue, Citron Green, Cadet mixed. and
Brown Cloths, ~ .eas 80; ~
Snpcrfne London gassimeres, ,.sz,-s 80
e. ~ a~fs = ~
Kentucky Jeans, and Sattinetts, 80 ., >
London Duffle Blankets, Fancy and Blankets; =
Negro IKersheys, Eztre,nely LotD. -. =
Mixed English Plains, uer loip.
Wide Green Booking Baize,. Sss 81 i F..S :.
Sup Heavy; Druggts, for capetmg Or crprn cloths,
Rob Roy sbawls, superiorsGaaze Flannels, 5. $
Red, yellow and white Flanes, s !. ~ y
Spotted Salisbury Flanneis - 5ssts = KS ,.- -
Superior Fancy VestingsS sc. So :. aS
- DOInestics: IS b,
Virginia Cotton oznuburgs, very low
Brown Shirtings and Sheetings, - = 3 -
Beachcd do do sIt. -. r. -
Blue striped and Plaid Homespuns, ~,
Bed Ticks and Checks: ~ tsE.ss:s: 2.
f. Alsns=a -a4Aat -off - =
LADIES' AND GENTEEMENtS SHOES, ::
As follo,os: 81 10 ;s, !.
:, Ladies' French Kid Slippers, = -...7
do g Kid Whalkins Shoes, =. - 80
do Seal and Morocco Slippers, - -
Misses, Kid Slippers, Misses Walking Shoes ! :.
Gentlemen's Shoes and Boots; &c. &c. . u
z ALso-sA complete assortment of ! & &. "a q
- ..s.,@s.5 Hardware, - -
Blacksmith, s. Tools Sadller1y,sz:s 2, 8
Begging Rope, Ttgdiessand Groceries: 4
Sept. 8. e -. 49, a e. =.
FAIL & WINTER GOODS. ]
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Garden seeds.

JHvHE subscriber has Just received his supply o
= e GARDEN SEEDS, from Baltimore, Md
warranted fresh and genuine. : q :. ,, =.
Dec %. A. PEURlFOf.
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PORK.

PORK. -
TFIHE subscriber has from 10 5000 lbs. of pork,
for sa!c at Sc per cwt. noat--6 TO 8 cts per
lb. at fetal. For corned, 8 to 10 cts. per h.
J. H. BURNS.
Noy "a, 1S4l.
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lLTET I'm s |.

Irish Linens, Of # every quality, Bird Eye Diaper,
Brown Linen DaInask Tabling Diaper, ss55ss,. y
Bleached Damask Tabling Diaper, S.; : = s.,
Bqfdersd Towels, Brown Holland, Russia Diaper, 3
Superior Lawn Lawns, Pink and blue Linen Checks
Damask Table Cloths, Brown Table Cloths,3sss :
Colored Fancy Table Covers.
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NEW CHEAP GOODS.

-FEH HE subscribers havesi just received
Z their FALL and WINTER supply
OF GO obs which they design selling
even lowcr than their usual rates. They
consist, in parl' of the following, viz:
FANCY GOODS. Il
Superior blk. Gro de Rhine,
" 49," Swiss, singleand double width
r-. blue-blk q" Afique,.
=, g colorcd figured Pou de soic,s. -
-" e" plain "a "2 -,
% black andcolorcd satin, : :. .S.1s-- Ss.51s-- {, =
-" figured satin Ycstngs, =! !.
. "a plain blk" : g -
'r black French Bombazn, Il. Z -: :,
:,,2&" s..&." Silk Velvet; ). 80 ", .sStsAi -.
Black and white English silk Hose, y !; !:
~. .. :" Gloves,
80 French and Italian Grape, -. -. "a
italian sewing Silk on spoos, -
Super striped Cllally, ~ 81; .Js3@ y
Sipgle.and. double width MouSlin Dc, Laines,
Super Taglionenncsi new article for ladies' dresses
A'handsome assortment of fancy ShuWls and Hdkls,
Black and coored silk Cravats. ~ ;
a complete assortment Of Stocks, (ncw style)
-
Hemstitci linen cambric Handkerchiefs,T + various
= qualities, >:5- s::s Z Sa&Ss< ~ -:
Cambria and thread Edgings and Insertings.
A handsome assortment of Satin, Bonnet, Cap and
Tnf1eta Ribbons. E.4j - - $. e. -
Ladies' black. and coored Kid and Hoskin Gloves
- Fillct Reticules. f 80 $50 ~,
9" Fancy do. - E =: &. g
Sd black Fet slawls, 3 -. IS e: Z: 8
Ga Damask silk do. So. -. = 8 Z ss2. a.
IA Black spun do do. - ..;s *
White and black Merno Shawls, -. ;. III &
Black and scarlet Thbet do: embroidered g.
Large Broche- y dos g.s = : :, ~ -" g
Handsome Taglioni do. ~ !, b. s,l S$yE
LINENS, 1s..s 5.;5s .s.3 $. 6
Irish Linens, of every description.
Linen Sheeting, Damask Diaper. RI syz.;s.
Fine Bafnsey Diaper, Bird eye Diaper. y
Fine satin Damask Napkins. - -, -
a. 49, sfty Tray Cloths. 4 f5,;: =. %.
!. "iz5.sf Table do. ss-3SI ~ II
: g, plain -" do. do. - -
: i. brown do. do. *.
Brown and bleachea Towels. - - 8
c,..t.1, D;o:,or rou, :, .Holjondc and
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Brown and bleachea Towels. - -
Russia and Scotch Diaper, Brown Hollands and
= J. Lawn Lawns, Russia shirtngs and, sheetings,s
Colored Table covers =: * - 81 * 4;
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d E S CRITIC N:

8. t.BERFRANB, MIC is about S feet, inches
hgh deep shesntte without any white, of
perfect symmetry great rnlscolar yelopenent, and
commanding eappemanceS Heswas toa1ed or tie I'd
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I'm 91Equity-Kcr crsllsaw: District.

NJ, HABoRDE, Sec''y ofstate:
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BOOK BINDING.

The subscriber has resumed the above business and
will feel very grateful to his friends and the public for
a share Of their patronage
He will furnish at the shortest notice
BLANK BOOKS
or every description ruled and bound 10 any pattern
the materials and workmanship equal to any in the
United States he will also execute orders for all
y nds of MACHINE RULING.
MANU- SCRlPTS, PERIODICALS, AND
MUSIC
Arranged and bound in the very best style and at rea-
sonable prices.
OLD'BOOKS rebound, MAPS mounted and var
nshed, PORT FOLIOS of all sizes and, descriptions
manufactured TO order.
zIPaucular and personal attention will be paid to
orders for confidential work at the public Offices or
elsewhere4x
The subscriber having been for many years en-
gagged in the above business, and having apractical
knowledge of the various branches feels perfectly safe
in assuring the public that he will be able to execute
orders for every description Of work in style that can
not fail to give satisfaction.
His Bindery is on the south side of Pennsylvania
avenue between fourteenth and fifteenth streets, oppo-
site the Post Office Department.
JOHN A. BLAKE
WASHINGTON, July Doth, lS4l.
NJ b. All orders left at the Madisonian Office will
be promptly attended to. july n
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From the Plattsb,trg Republican,


On the Odd ult., the President of the United States
sent to the Senate and House of Representatives a
message recommending the repeal of the land dis
tribution law.
We have never read any state paper emanatng
from President Tyler, with more satisfaction than
the one in question, not excepting his late message
on the u S. bank bill 1t is worthy of Jefferson
or Jackson and cannot fail to meet with the heart
felt paudits of every true friend of the Republic.
None but dwelling politicians and demagogues will
say aught against measure so loudly called for IN
the present runous and depressed condition OF the
public creda state Of things brought upon the country
by the moven ents and measures adopted by Henry
Clay and his wing coad tutors at the late extra SEES
sion of congress. We have an empty treasury-the
public credit sunk to the lowest ebb-the country
bleeding at every PORE and the tocsin of war sound
ing in our ears, and what ask, Is Mr.. Clay dong
to relieve his suffering country Nothing! He IS
deeply engaged in playing for the Presidency, and
LAYING ans to head captain Tyler and embarrass a
wholesome administration of the government. The
high statesnanlike and patriotic sentiments which
characterize the Presidents message on the repeal OF
the odous land distribution bill must make Clay and
his devoted followers shake in their shoes We shun
not to speak in terms of commentator OF sucn OF the
acts Of President Tyler deserving and meritori-
GUS and calculated to raise the sinking credit Of our
country and restore us to the elevated and enviabe
position we occupied under the democratic admins
tration of the disciples of Jefferson. The recon-
mendation of the President to repca the land dis
ributon bill we view as one of those acts and il
the national legislature carry his Recommendation
into effect, the public credit will Immediately come
up the old democratic standard, public confidence
will be restored, the breach made IN the constitution
by the passage of the land distribution bill will be
healed, the public works will go on, the country will
be put in proper state of Defence and instead of
beggared treasury, shall have full and flowing
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FARM FOR SALE.
april 2aw4wd&c

HNHE Subscriber offers for sale hts farm at Belts
/ vIs Prince Georges county, Nd consisting OF
about TWO HUNDRED AND SEVENTY-FlVE
ACRES It is situated on the BaItImo and Wash
ngton ,iIroad, at the Betsse depot, twelve miles
an half hours ride) from the latter place, and there
fore con enlent this market 1t consists OF Wood
land M dow and upland, the latter capable OF prouu
cling an is now bearing excellent crops OF cor anu
tobacco and the meadow, in good season., producing
80 to &C tons of hay The farm is well supplied WIN
water, I'D has upon il house and barn inc ran
road di, DIES the meadow from the upland
will sell also my stock upcnl IT. consisting OF horses'
cattle, Berkshire hogs, &c ,,,,o,, ,yIpN
WAsHlNeroN, July 81 loll,
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BERNARD HOOE,

ATTORNEY AT LAW, AND CENTRAL AGENT. b.
TTAVING removed from Alexandra, ID. G., to
IL this Guy, has opened an office on 2 street
one door north from Penns yvanla avenue, and offers
his services to the public.
He will undertake the prosecution and manage
of all claims before Congress, and the several
public departments and offices of the Government;
claims arising under trears the procuring OF patent
rights aud patents for land from the Patent and Ge
neral Land Offices; and he will attend 10 all claims
for revolutionary, invalid, or other PENSIONS and TO
all other business be transacted IN the District of
Columbia, requiring the services of an attorney or
agent.
Persons residing at distance, who may not find it
convenient to visit Washington, can address him Ivy
letter. postage paid and may be assured that all bust
ness ntrusled TO him shall receive the most prompt
and faithful attention.
WAsHlNGToN CITY, ID. c., March 23.
mar % eolm&w2m .t.
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NOUNG LADIES ms TlTUTE, Puts fe Id
i Massachuselts.--Th This Institution, pleasantly To-
Gated within five minutes walk ofthe Western Rail
road, will be opened for the duties OF its summer SEES
sion on the 18th day of April next.
Teachers tnith their respective Departments:
Rev. W. H. Tyler, A. M, and Mrs c. Tyler
Principals and Instructors in Int. and Nor. Sci. His
tory and Elementary branches.
Mrs s. G. Sprague, Bellies Lettres and Music
Miss A. M Snyder, Elementary branches
Miss L. Alice Sprague, Painting oil, and water co
lors.
Edward G.. Tyler A. B Mathematic@, Natural
Science, and Ancient Languages.
Mons Alexan Godilon, French, Drawing and PEN
manship.
All the teachers are members of the family with the
pupils and at suitable times the French language is
made the sole medium of oral lntercommuncation
among the inmates of the Institute.
can Institution and place which require no eulo
gy."-Aibany Argus oct 81, 1871.
''lts plan meets warmest approval. and It's ar
engagements are well suited to secure the great end OF
education, mems in cOrpore samoa sound
mind in sound body. ~ Patriarch, roi. |, p l67.
Besides the advantages Of situation, the plan OF
Mr. Tyler has merits, and the Principal of the lnsti-
tuition possesses qualifications which cannot fail to
recommend this school To- parents and guardians. -
Albany Advertiser, No S01S.
REFERENCES-Rev Pres. Humphreys, Am
herst College, Rev. DR.. Sprague, Albany; Prof B.
F Joslin, n Y Unversity A. G. Smith, NJ. D.,
White street New York, Prof }. A Yates, Union
College Rev DR. Bcmar, Troy Prof Q. Dewey
Rochester; Hon. w m. Jessup, Montrose Pa; Hon
G. N Briggs, M c.; Thomas Allen, Esq, and Rev.
X w Bailey Washington city Col Wade Hamp-
ton Columbia and Gen. G ore McDuiiie Able
vile S G. mar 8 d&wpAp /.