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The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1843-01-24
LANGU AGES.


Private and Glass Instruction.
DROFESSOR ALFRED SCHUCkING (ate of
i New Orlcans) would inform the ladies and Gem
tIemen Of Washington and its vicinity, who wish 10
acquire accurate and practical knowledge Of the
French or German language in a manner as expedi-
tous and pleasant as is consistent with thorough
study, that his classes for instruction in the above
languages will be open
From to 10 in the morning,
And to in the evening,
Private and Glass Instruction may also be had
the residence Of students at convenient hours.
MIR. Schicking's experience and success ss
teacher in various American Institutions both at the
North and South and author of a German Gram
mar, well known to many Besides, references
and commendatory letters from some OF the most
distinguished scholars in the country, as Professors
Cub, A. II. Everett, Fr Lieber, and Others may be
seen at his residence on 10th street. near Pennsyl-
vania avenue, Mrs. McGunnigles.)
Addresses may al.o be left at the bookstores Of
Messrs Morrison and Farnham.
nov 17-3twaU
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WILD WESTERN SCENES; a narrative OF
w adventures in the Western Wilderness, forty
ears ago. BY J B. Jones.
A few copies received for sale by
dec 10 +, TAYLOR
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HOW ARD HOIISL

No. 10 Walnut street, Phii@ieiphio.
THIS new establishment has lately boon opened
i with the view Of accommodating those ladies'
and gentlemen who prefer quiet home, while they
sojown in this city. Terms same q. the best hotsls-
8, SWEET6ER
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To conclude with the ever memorable, highly laugh
able, and strongly attractive farce Of
THE MUMMY.
Toby Tramo. Mr. BURTON
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VACCINE MATTER.

NACtINE VIA lin.
DNbe above article, from the "Jennerian Vaccine
I Institution" heretofore recommended by Drs-
Sewall Hall and HUNT, be had ofthe subscriber,
within a few days notice. fresh and genuine, under
seven days old in all instances at So per crust All
orders will be promptly attended to- IL Will be re-
collected that the General Government receives It's
supplies from the above Institution.
VIM. YOUNG, Agent,
Washington City, successor to J. & w. Young,
Jan 10 Druggists Washington City, ID. c.
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THOMpSON'S LIFE PRESERVER.
THIS Medicine is supposed by many to be connect
i ed with the Thompsonian Practice, but the public
are informed that il has no connection 18th it what
ever.
WM YOUNG, Agent
jan 20 2 doors east of Gadsby's, Pa. Av.
FJNO CLAIMANTS.-The undersigned will give
i strict attention to claims before Congress, and
other bran hes of The Government that may be cor
6ded 10 his care. He will attend TO procuring pat
ens for public lands, TO prescription and other land
claims, and to the confirmation of grants of land by
Congress also to evolutionary Gains against the
State of Virginia, as well as the United States
Reference is made TO William Selden, ESQ., Trea-
surer of the United States and Gen. Alex. Hunter,
Marshal of the District of Columbia.
JOHN nj. JOHNSON.
January II, IS43-0
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In the cech of Mr.. Benton on the British treaty
recently published he claims great credit to Mr.
Van Buren's administration for having rejected, as
contrary TO The principles and policy Of this Government
an agreement of cooperation for the suppression of
the slaye-trade which, he says was similar to that
contained in the treaty. Mr.. Bentons allusion, it
seems, is to letter of Mr. PauldIng Secretary Of
the Navy, to Lieut. Paine, commanding the United
States schooner Grampus in which the Secretary
disapproved an arrangement entered into by that
officer with the commander of British cruiser
the coast of Africa, by which :" Lieu. Paine dele
gated to the British commander the right 10 seize and
deoin, under certain circumstances, rcssels sailing
under .3nerican coors" Now il was this delegation
of power 10 seize and deiain resse under american
tors,o which Mr.. Pauldng declared was unautho-
rized by instructions and contrary to the established
aud well-known principles and policy of the Ameri-
can Government" But Mr., Benton surely will not
say that the arrangement made in the treaty delegates
70 Brush cruisers The right 10 seize and deoin resseis sail
g under .deroan ooiors 1t is precisely the contra
ry LOT The treaty expressly declares that the two
squaorons are to enforce, separately and respectively
the laws oil each country for the suppression Of the
slave-trade, and that they to be Independent of
each other The same letter Of Mr. Pauldng, how
ever, enJons friendly cooperation Nth The British
cruisers in the suppression OF the slave-rade ~ and
expressly authorizes Lieut. Paine 10 cruise in conn
pose and cooperation nth any British re,s,l of ,oo,
e,oployed the SLAVE cooa-wbicb is precisely what
. done (netber less morc) by the treaty arrange
s,snt so much Denounced by Mr.. Benton
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MISS REYNOLDS

After which the highly laughabe and musical farce Of
THE WANDERING MINIS TREL
Jem Baggs Qhe wandering mnstreD Mr.. BURTON
Herbert Carol (the real minis rely Miss REYNOLDS
with the and beautiful Ballad, never sung by
her in Washington, and the favorte air of Meet
me by Moonligh, Alone"
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ON the ODD Of the present month january Mr
" Chase intends to raise his price OF tuition IN
writing from FIVE to ten dollars
He deems but justice to give this notice. as mary
have already made known their intention to avail
themselves of the benefit Of his instruction. Al
though his school is nearly full yet the present terms
is altogether too low, in comparison with the nscessa
ry expenses attending it. Therefore all, who shall
enter previous to the above date will DO charged 20
beretofore-after said time ten dollars will be
charged -.
Ladies' class meet al half past one daily al WHICH
time, those wishing to Join are invited to call
NIL Ladies class is fast being filled up, but SIX
more can be admitted
Two more gentlemen can be admitted TO the three
O'Clock class and but limited number to the morn
ing and night classes.
Academy, two doors east of the Madisonlan ONCE,
Pennsylvan avenue. JAN 9-dt23d Jan.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

NATIONAL THEATRE.
nTLast night but three.~kE
U5-No free admissions whatever HE
Farewell benefit Of Mr.. WARD.
For which OCCASION MR.. BURTON
has most kindly deferred his departure, and will ap
pear IN
THREE OF HIS MOST FAvoRITE CHARACTERS.
MISS REYNOLDS
has also most kindly volunteered and will appear in
the character of HERBERT carroll, and sing
three OF her most admired aud POPULAR BAL
LADS.
THURSDAY EVENING, Jan. "a, 1913,
will be performed new petite comedy, never acted
here, named
SOMETHING ORIGINAL.
Jack Nonpariel, Mr.. BURTON.
During the evening Miss REYNOLDS will sing (by
requesD the popular Song OF
(" WHEN A PRETTY GIRL"
and the beautiful Ballad of
"KATE KEARNEY."
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right of presumption to
land in any of the townships designated in this pro-
clamaton in virtue of the provisions Of the act OF
the 4th September, l84l, is requested to prove the
same to the satisfaction of the Register and Receiver
of the proper Land Office, and make payment there
for as soon as practicable after seeing this notice, and be-
fore the day appointed for the commencement OF the
public sale of the land as above designated other
wise such claims will be forfeited.
There may yet be outstanding claims under some
one or of the pre-emption laws, prior to that Of
4th September, l84l, where the entries have not been
made for the want of the pats in the Registers ONCE
filing of the plats allowed by law to such claimants
shall not have expired prior 10 the day fixed for the
commencement of the sale above mentioned, the
claims must in like manner be established prior to
the commencement Of such sale, they will also be
forfeited. Where the year, above referred to- shall
expire previous to the day fixed for the commence
ment of such sale, such claims will be forfeited,
of such year THO. H. BLAKE,
Commissioner oflhs General Land Office.
oct l4-lawtds
U. s. MAKSHAL'S SALE OF CLOTHS, &c.
DY virtue Of sundry writs of sale issued out OF
ID the District Court in and for the Eastern Dis
trict of Pennsylvania, to directed, shall expose
TO public sale At the auction store of Measr1. Myers,
Claghom g. Co., Nos. AZ and "A North Front street,
in the city of Philadelphia, on Tuesday, the oath In
slant at 9. O'Clock A. NJ, extensive assor ment
of Cloths and Cassimeres, comprising various coiors
and textures among which are those OF very su-
perior quality said CLOTH &c. having been by do
cree of said Court condemned as forfeited, &C., and
to be sold by
IT, S. Marshal Eastern District Of Pa
U. S. MARsHAL's OFFIcE,
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BUR unterbaltuns uuo Selebruna.
Ser wohltbdtt9e Stra6enrduber.

DER ipohltbatt9e StraBenrdlber.
Inns Sabr 1899 mabte Elm Straben.
rduber in oer@eoeno BON @ieneriib Neu.
ltaot uiel Aufieben. ST erloubte iib ME
cine 9eWalttbdti9feit. be9nii9te itb nit
baorem 9eloe, uno AUDI bierpon nabm ct
nur Die 6dlfte, uno oft ncb tpenieer.
Wa6te ct einen MiBoriff, uno bate ct
einen ormen Sbelm aneebalten, 70 iucbte
ct oieiem Den uerurlabten Sbred ourb
elm Selo9el1enf pieoer gut su MAIDEN.
st wor 70 uerlbmlst, baB ct Den ueberaa
uno gtir9eno6 ipielte, uno man ibn, OBJ
oleib auf feline oabboftweroun9 cine
prdmie Don mebreren bunoert 8ulorn
eeiest mar, ME ertpilben fonnte, 10 pie!
WGbe 06 oub Manbe eoben oeie 8e'
lobnun9 6u peroienen.
GinIt ltieb ct i'm S8aloe ouf cine orme
Srou. Sbr QeuBeres perrietb fbon ibre
OIrftofeit. Gs fiel ibm nibt Elm, ile su
berauben, oa ct aber einen reiben Neiien:
Den ertpartete. 70 fnGpfte er nit ibr elm
9clprd6 am uno erfunoi9te fi6' Oh iie
oiclem. Den ct ibr beibrieb, nibt 6ufdui9
beeeenet fei. sic fonnte ibm bierdber
feline Nusfunft eebsn i'm eaufe oes 9e:
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,,8rubt Guren Wann bon mir, tpenu er
rpieperfommt ; e6 1T nidbt mebr ipie bilie,
Dap ct Der ormen olten Srau fir ben bar=
ten 0rud, oen iie ourb ibn ertitten ibre
6dtte BON Sbuloen frei maebt, uno oab
ib oas ibr 9eliebene &apital bon ibm nit
3inlen 5urid erbolte.'
gSe Elm Slib mar ct aus Der Stube
uno Dem 0aule. uno bic Sernalterin foe
wobl, al5 cine Waeo, paren 70 beffur;t.
oab ite nibt oaran ooebten, ibn ;u oerfol=
gen uno 2Grm su MAIDEN.
Ser Sertpalter febrte, nab lan9em
SUDDEN i'm &aloe, unperriebteter Sade
beim, uno erfubr ben Seiueb oes Gdubers
pdbreno ieiner 2(bpeienbeit. st ipie
Seuer uno Slammen, bebauptete. Die Qlte
babe NIT Dem Iduber unter elmer Oede
eeiteft, lieb iie perbaften uno Den @eribs
ten iiber9eben. Gs ermittelte iib aber
bolo ibre llnibulo ite Fam tpieoer ouf
freien SUP, uno blieb in Dem Sefs ibrer
nun fbulOsnfreien 6Itte.-
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Serseiebnit ppn
GrD6< unD &leinbQnDlern,

Welebe im Serfaufem cber 8eraulfern bon
&htern, waaren, &aufmannssShtern ODER
ecmmcritdtcn, BON wsIober lrt uno Seldbaf.
fenbeit Ite autb ]eien, innerbalb Serts eanu.
tpI tesrifftn ftnp, uub pie Sclcbe Dem Se:
fes BON l94l semdb, fir has Sabr l843
BON ltntsrItbriebenen elafitrt psroen-iammt
n.,Ent
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9te GTener.

Su Den 3eiten, 100 Seius su lebren uno
su wirfen ouftrot, CAB es unter oen Sus
Den cine Men9e Seften. Sos neue Ses
ftament erspGbnt namentlib Der Saoou.
cder. Der pbarilGer iebr bGufio ais Der
pornebmiten aber e5 CAB oub nob mebs
rere anoere, uno cine, Die i'm Rufe oorsi8s
liber moralilber Qu5biloune itono, 1T
Defenders merfpiroi0. G5iif Die oer Gls
iener. Sie batten beionoers gum 9runos
fas, fib nibt in politif uno 0fentlibe
Qn9eIe9enbeiten su miicben, uao ielbit
Die 9elp6bnliben Sin9e uno ben Serfebr
oeS meni0libsn 0eben5 nur 70 tpeit 5u be-
obten, alS e6 unumeGnolib notbpenoia
war. 8ann oieie @ele0fbaft iib bitoe=
te, 1T nibt ous9emadt. Ginioe lafen iie
ibon in oer babptoniiben @efaneenlbaft,
onoere bel Der Serfoloune ourb Nntiobus
oe6 iprii6en S0ni95, ent(feben. Oos 1T
an ii6 9leicb8ultie, aber abtun05wertb ers
ibeinen fie, oo6 nab ibrer eebre Selob=
nun9 uno Strafe fib bios ouf Die Seele
erifredt. Der &0rper nur Elm @efdnenib
fit Den uniterbliben 8eiit 1T, oo6 8eiee
BON Moies nur olle8oriib uno CELTIC 3u
nebmen tpar, WGBiofeit, gntbaltiamfeit,
friebli6er Sinn, @emeinbeit Der Sitter
oberife GiNtibnur fit ale blieben, bic
Geremonien bon Wofes nur als 9teben=
la6en, moroliide Soribriften aber als
allein pibti9 9aIten. Sic beobabteten
spar Sabbatb, 9aiab uno anoere Seife.
aber nur, um nibt 6fentlidb Qer9erniB
su oeben. Melfentbeits lebten lie in ebe=
loiem Stanoe, er3o9en ober germ fremoe
&inoer in ibren @runofdeen. @e8en alle
gioe batten iie befti0en 8iberpiqen pere
| pai6teten aber feierli6 ale ibre Mit9lie=
Der. Die Su9enoen oer Sr6mmi9feit, @e=
rebti9feit, oer Sreue, Oct Meni6enlie5e
uno Seibeioenbeit su iiben. yso6 Dem
@eIbibtIbreiber pbilo, oer ielbit Suoe
uno siemlib elm 3eit9enoi1e bon ibnen
par, serfielen fie in slpei ltnterabtbeilun=
gen. Die cine. Sberapeutd eenannt.
lebte meilf in oes Ginlamteit. in Der
BIite awiIben paldltina unb Geppa
ten uno teete fb auf Seobabtun9en Der
Natur, Setrabtune bes 9ottldben, bea
miibte lib, our6 ibre &enntniB oer Stas
tur uno ber Irineifrdfte su nuben, no
cine @eleeenbeit oaSu oa mar. Die ans
bere tebte mebr i'm oewobnliben bGr8erlis
ben eeben.
90
Gin btutieer, @efee perbobnenoer duff
tritt fano bel Smitblano. &entufp, itatt
Oos Dampfboot prineeton lanoete oa'
ielbI uno wuroe fir cine fleineSbulo NIT
8eIblao belest. 3pei S6eriff5 purs
ben ,u oieiem 3ped ouf oahelbe eeIbidt.
2us oos Soot bon Der @erfte eelOst purs
De- in ber 1biibt. ben Heibaus Su neb=
men, 5erfbnitt elmer oer Sberifs oas Gus
oerleil, poourb es unlenebar wuroe. Gin
Rampf swilben ibm uno cem Gapitdn
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ltno ,ple es ltdb sebibrt,
Drum ica's 9lelcbpiel mir 9tltsn,
Sn pclCbcr 2trt Don 1SeIten
Slm meine Seele etatlirt.
Wlaa man mit6 ouc6 reroammcn,
limo StbncftI, Sped uno SIammen
2luf mene 2l(be Itrcu'n:
SD bcf's, cb meincn Sitnrcn
Sam'rocrn fpcbl III fnpcn,
llnp loIlt' es audi lm Olcuoc lein.
6eitt marc ieb nie auf grSen
Oureb MIDI tonn's 9lemano rperosn,
lIno ttlrb' icb beute prum.
9pcb mill itb mcnen grben
9le 6otfnun9 nicbt peroerten,
Slcr 1T - oas SnDentarium
2tuf msine SlauIhsDifGcbe
llno Stlefeln, a!te QSaItbe,
llno mas ocn pImGer mebrt,
QSlrp jerer germ uerslebten,
Dcnu allie bic Seltbl6ten
Sino tetnen baIten Sbalsr wertb.
9rb baE itb 8eimereiem
Stomanc, Srdumcreien
Gar 6fters aueaebeft.
Ills mcine telfen Sateu,
Scll bic mein Weibdten ba6eu
Q8enn man nit grcc MID tepcft.
Oie SceGtsr wilbslmine
GrbdIt Die Sctt9arblne
limo &licbcn>&Iapperei;
9otb unter Dem Sereuten,
0ab lte 81 allen 3eiten
Aueb cine quite 2Blrtbin Iei.
9aB earl aucb st'pas batte
erb' CT bic glarinette,
9enE, ipie grfabruma fpriobt:
O1uftt brlnat lrns Wlcneten
Sel manhcn bobeu Seten,
Gin Olnltfus Derbun9ert niebt.
2'par tteft bem fIcinen 9ropfs
Ole gbtrur9le I'M Scpfe,
Scr 9e9en febt ibn az;
Oas Shrltbhen 1T perne9en,
Ocb Olancbrr trd9t ben Ocaen,
Ser telncn DuIs pertteben fam.
Olein it6riaes Serm6acu
Seltebt IN Satcrls9em
CT rube frcmm unp gut
Nuf melnCm jluafen Slime,
Ses leBt nod cbne SitnDe
In iclner Olutter Sufeu rubt.
1aein - wie WlsnItben oenfcn,
Ole Strrne brobcn lenfen,
Drum Fam cs leiebt aeIhebn,
9ab meine belben Sunaen,
Srellpillls, unae5,punacm
Slctb inter Die Sopaten aebn
0ae &altfca maa fe lebren
9Senn ite nictt lSarnuua bbrsn,
S(Itbt tbnn naeb Chr mo pfit6t.
Stb6n 1T ccr Stanb pes 6cloen,
9lIlein - init @unIt 5u meIpcu,
SebIt's AUDI al nancbem ltebcl nicbt.
Seraebun9 alien Seinoen,
limo Se9cn meinen Sreunben,
5cil, Glif uno Seelenrub j.
llnb bielrn lcsten wiGen
W6at trrulib Sbr erfituen,
Damn IcblieB icb frcb Die Iuaen au.
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SsSssSIgSHssewae5rte &3ie5terstelGe.
Setf1mtcnt eiltes armen
Scbltcfers.

SCR$s<SSAS$
ge 1T 3tpar su tela6en,
Seln { incnt III maiden,
QBenu nihts Su erbcn 1T &
Nlleln - itb mills brun tpa9en,
War in bss &cbens Saaeu
SD imner bod Gin gutter gbrllt
Sein &sbsn s9t 3u Ihliebcn
Serubist cae Sewi0cn,
ltno III Iebr mcblsetban
Drum will ieb bafir ior9en,
1Bcr wsis, Of ieb pobl moraem
O1ein seltamcnt nod matben Fam.
Omar BAH eb neosr Sclocr,
Slc6 Nsfsr, 1Biefeu, Selcer,
Ooeb tsts ein frcbcs Sers;
ltno itoret neinen Srieben
Autb manebss ssio bieniepen,
sras' i'd bod nit 9eou(b benStbmerj
Drum fca naeb meinsm @tcrtsn
Dies frcbe 6er5 aueb crten
Scr urmen srose 3abl.
es lino're ibre $sipen;
Dcnn um een 8robltnn neibn
llns ia bic Neihcn iteraa.
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Sliber Hno Neber IL 10 OO
pbihp 3ieter IL IL so
Sirael 9tmsler IA 7 90
=. unp G. so. Yearlpn 10 IL so
Dafer nno coleman ii % 90
.. gIpmer uno 50. IL IL so
Stcbter II. McSnlsbt l2 IL so
Gsorse Sobrln9er IA 90
Carl S0ei3mann IA 90
g. 8. @nrrp IA 90
Srantln y. @tbaItsr IA 10 80
Scniamln Sraft IA 90
u. uno ST. Q8. spa6er IA 10 50
QD. II. 3. 6,sp xelm IL IL so
Scbn 6anoIp Is l0 90
Nmos .. gcaser IA 90
CBllltam Nbcaos IA 10 52
cSphu Sreeu l3 15 90
e. s. g9elmann IA lO so
Nuben Stbcll IA lo SO
Q5talam Shoa Ia 10 so
QSllllam >eiber IA 10 80
Srleoritb Sumter IA 10 so
Senjamln Oisieri6mnt Ia 10 so
Serolnano g9cImAm IA 10 so
6. mc s. Sbcmron IA 10 so
g, unb y. SrUpt IA 10 so
6elnrieb Searo IA 10 so
SCor9e g. Hplcree IA 1O 80
OarIlnS uno Smltb IA 90
0lrIcn Dlfnlcn IA 10 so
Samuel QDcltIp II. 20. Ia 10 so
0aniel Selrlt IA 10 so
Samuel $. QSGbner IA 10 so
pc3etla 8. 18elbn,r IA 10 so
Saccb y. gnarl IA 10 so
5elnritb Olefm9er IA 10 so
Seor9e 6erner IA 10 so
SlIbert uuc Sbafnr IA 10 90
spbtIlp &lslD II. Sobn IA 10 so
Samnel Wlcore Id 10 so
Wibasl 3btrlpdcbtr IA 10 so
Saeob @tbcb IA 10 80
0aniCl &. SolB IA 10 so
Nt6aro Sonrs IA 10 80
6unter nn0 &Och IA 10 so
0antel .. &nabb IA 10 so
Ssrmon llmiteao IA 10 so
Sobn llmtteap IA 10 so
Sobn Slanb IA 10 so
'SIaat Sel9er Ia 10 so
Clement Sroof Ia 10 so
1BillIam OsenssI IA 10 so
Sames Neber IA 10 so
Scbn lnb Slaaf Olobr IA 10 so
Siaaf s. 0etbtcl IA 10 so
e. &. @cbu!s II I 90
Sacob Sreicbler Ia 10 80
5einritb $ancls IA 10 so
$ct .Senion IA Z 90
SebnIe uno 8ipler IA 10 so
QS. uno :. SancwlIiec IA 10 so
StcpbCn uno Yblllp6 Ia 10 so
O. Ale Die telne ScIitiae Setranfe perfau
fen, 3ablcn mr 2blr. fir ibrc $clIencr.
Ole ltnter5rltbnctCn babrn Olonta9, cen
20fen ndbiten 8sbruar, ais eln Nppella:
tIonstaa beitlmmt, pcnn 0e iteb alspann III
Der Amteitnbe rcr GcmmiIltcncrs, in Der
Staot Neaolna einfucsn ,psroeu, nm alle
0.elen'sen anSub6reu, wcl6e itcb 9stranft
tnblen m69en.
D'Iss% asaI's'"s sssa%s H. %t'''''' eepalfs.si'eer.
Scbn $ons, !
9Sm. 2lriHlo, lgcmmil.
9lcam Self.
Ss5enat: 8. .. gunniue, @6rsiter.
gcmmlIitoners Office Neas1
oin9, Sebr. 7. 1845.
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list RECEIVED.

A r the bookstore OF w ROBB. Wheeling,
~ Va. a fresh supply Oi Or Evans SOVEREIGN
Tonic, for the immediate cure Of FEVER AND
AGyE, viii fUll dreetions, price 81 80 per bottle.
Meyer known 20 fail.
DR. Evans Genuine VEGETABLE ANTI DYs.
PEPTIC PILLS - extensively kpown a. radical
cure Tor Dyspepsia. Chronic Liver Comp laini, Sick
Headache. Colds, SC price Is cts box with dIrec
lions.
DR. Evans TONIC EYE WATER Tor tho ours
n every variety Of sore eyes. 10 beast, price
25 cisa bottle Try %.
ALSO. D,,ctor Evans' AsiERICAN VEGETA
BILE yERMIFUGE. Tor the snio and cerlan reno
vol If worms. price p cls bottle. This article b
az good az uny IN The market For ceru6csles %
cures coll al The agency, snd get number Of ID
Evans medical advertiser, and read the ncts thsrs
contained, by men who ore knOwH 20 sou.
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TRUSTEES SALE,

MltH lElOWN CLASS WORKS. Sc.
l. Horace NJ Miller and wife, dnt.a tho ilth
day OF November lsil, and recordedin the clerk
Once OF ne county court Of Ohio county. vIrgiu-
~, IN DEED oo3E 2h, psgC as. will on FRIDAY,
the fIrenty third day Of June peTt al the Cr,,,F
door Of the court house of said county cell a.
public auction, the real estate conveyed to mo-
by sald dee-, with the fixtures appIrtenaUcss
and Impr 'yements, that Is TO say
Squares npm bered 80 and Al, thirty three and
Tory onel IN the addition to South Nheellrr,
land cut by Samuel Spngg and John Ritch,c
which addition Is mmonly called Richie town.
Eacn of SAID squares contains sixteen lots EEm-
bcred from one to sixteen Inclusive.
CoIliot humbered2 two j and the Nerh half
~ coal ioI numbered tthree,l IN the same ndci-
ton, with the privilege Of mining Tor coal as fer
back as the eastern boundary ofthe DENNY farm,
within the North and South lines If said coal io'.
number rwo, and said half ef coal lot numbcr
three.
Lots numbered and 10 [nine md ,enl IN
square numbered "a Twenty foul IN the sAIre
addition.
The properly will be offered in parcels or togo
ther rs may suit bidders.
TERMS OF SALE-So much of the puI chs So
money will be required IN hdnd as will be suiHci-
ent 10 eciTay the expenses and com mission pro-
sided I"r IA SAID deed OF trust. together With the
nfst instrument therein mentioned of thirteen
hNndTcd and tireniy nine dollars and eighty three
cents, with interest from November ~, Isli row
due by SAID Miller, and the residue of the purchase
money will he required 10 be paid as follows, VIZ
fourteen hundred aud eighty niTe dollars and
iorty cents on the nth November ei3i hiietn
on the ! lth day OF November Is4i; and the resi.
due on the lIth day ofNovember ISi5-the dIfor-
red payments to be satisfactorily secured.
The uile rs believed To he unques on able-bu1
selling as trustee, i undertake only to couveg
snch title az IS vested IN me BY said deed oftFust.
NAV u Is DANIEL LAMB. TRUSTEE.
FRIDAY, the scrrnh day cf July lsS3. common
eng nj eleven O'Clock A. N, the front doOs Of the
Count house fOhio county.
je24 DANIEL LAMB. Trustee