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college, of ST. james, washington county. Mary land

THE Eighth Session will open Monday October which
duties Of the classes are promptly recommended and s very i'm
that all their members old should take their places al
the opening Of the session The aeadencal extends from the
LIST October the LIST of August there being but vacation
August and september In the College, all the usual classes under
have been the
collegiate studies prescribed ia the older
colleges North Al the hfTd gradu
ating their academica degrees
In School, which immediately adjons the College,
the carefully competent
under the OF College. Thus pupils
tie institution their entire
study under the direction they graduate. The
mercantile department embraces those partial mems
collegiate preparatory classes who be preparing for the count
other professional lite Such students admitted
all the privileges and advantages Of their several classes sub
the classical sudies such
cesSary n preparation for business.
Preach without charge, all the classes
addition the French the mercantile students viii be taught
without charge, German, other rsNtern
College perfectly heaful
villages dangerous the
young Moral religious education chief design OF the
charge expenses,
rules College carefully
Departments immediate supervision Of the
application be made fof copies OF the
Register for further Information well as for the admission
Of pupils. JOHN B. KERFoUT, Rector.
Aug 3-2aw2m College OF ST. James, r. o., Maryland.
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AMERICAN RAILRoAD JOURNAL.

the American Railroad journal Is published at 81 Wan
gentlemen engaged ss regular eouibaos Known as
Railroad Journal any similar pusiea
uen was attempted n THIS country esewhere devoted % the
sn s S s mo "a. aps 2 ea
upon any other agency whatever.
The locomotive railway system has NOW become the
great idea q modern ZINES = has aesd, done more % ssy. s
elevate him in e scale Of being than any other agency that has
The ioeomoss engine, regard greatest achieve
menl extraordinary instrument M
swes, bird upon e wing thought language alone
buman, living, breathing sensitive nanstnct with new he
new ersaion Without danger sas enable.
the physical aiassoas pleasure.
o me y %anns as sas Of sye ~
sources Of enjoyment and multiplying an infinite
win have achieved is hishss. work IN 4 has hsroniIed
capable. BY making places neigh
soood hpaedeay poans. being, no % one but g four
Whoever therefore, abors in this hed has than the ordi
for The highest good Of Profoundly impressed with
Views intend in accordance with their spin, conduct the
The history influence Improvements railway,
careful inquiry into is management seisnhc discoveries the
in comnecon with ocomooa and The progress 81 en-
braced in the range Of our labors
series Of articles the froa and iron aHrs Of The Uni
editor Of the o the department. mining and meiurs
Mr. Hodge has for many years .ssn in ls
embracing descriptions detail Of different ocaes
several furnaces their working This
published condensed form in the Journal in series Of
w w and
Besides iron Hodge
been carefully examined BY him, with
Thse WORKS Viii und Indispensable all parties engaged in
mining and the iron manufacture This is the hs attempt made
the manufacture and mining Of The whole
Ten a. IT. lanes Of Providence has ao been ENGAGED n. mn
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Law school In Lexington. Virginia.

TUE subscriber proposes open Law School s place.
mencing on Monday the 2a day Of October
ting on the 18th day Of march, 1850. The pupils divided
two classes The book will be-
pens Blackstone LIST vol starke Evidence stephen ON
ing and lst vol Greenfeafs senior course
embrace Tucker Comrenaes Greenleaf and Evil
dence @ vol II each stephen Pleading Goud Pleading
vol Of Chiy Pleading, fioIconbcs Itv
prudence Iube Equity Pleading, Mord's Pleading oaS nj
ges OF Real Property and Lomax Executors
Arrangements viii be made with Philadelphia publisher
nsh h above works on the best terms and young pro-
attend The Requested =, rive hin,
early notice " their whether tev desire
be supplied with any portion Of the above works. through hs
dunn They VIII be furnished 10 the students cost he
bers u the senior class will have he privilege attending pno
without additional charge The daily
hs students will be arranged subscriber a. 10 enable any
member Of either class attend the Of the Professor.
Of Washington College should they deem espedIen 70 DO
few lectures viii be delivered At The close Of e
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts
The fee win be $50 per session, payable in advance
Lsn.sror, Va, July u, 1870.
Tai. ~
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THE AMERICAN FARMER

THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly In the
city of Baltimore, 81 per copies for 80 thirteen for
$40, July, under the
favorable auspices Is the Of the Maryland Siate Agr
Society, and all the prize and " IL committees
The aeeting determined 10
800, appropriated ow- 81 silver plate,
valued So 10 be awarded the obtaining y the h Of
October, largest list subscribers the
July $50 second, and sO the third largest
publisher added other prizes able
cultural lie also offered 900 Tor pile for the
volume so silver plate for The for the
budnes and the Of the
rm yard so Cor the best The cultivation tobacco and
$40 for the best the management Of the dairy
The h nuInbcr appear July, viii ~ the
valuable papers, RuyEN, Virginia,
presented 20 fe agricultural public, particularly Of
regions Of Virginia, Maryland the Caronas details
Of Ills arn Ave has present
estate IN Nrgns conclusvy
hbe degree of prudence farming made
profitable The ansr
charge n his farm Mr. Run shows that his clear
cnpita invested for land implements s6
per cent? rd year l2sl fourth and
hhh year, 2lO cents besides
stock &c and raising the value Of his farm
worth when he took in hand Every farmer planter
IN the dcwater districts Of country, viii paper
the deepest interest
This number win also other valuable papery
amongst which is from GeoRos W. Doppr
Secretary o the Maryland Agricultural Society on
sucuon Of the wire fence and from Col The same
Iect with appropriate drawings.
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher.
:. Maryland State Agricultural Socety's Hail.
June B-2awN l2 Baltimore st., Baltimore Maryland.
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william y. Bsyiy,
apenue sefgeen llh and l2h streets.
THE ubser devotes exclusively stationery busi
IN All its branches and prepared furnish MI kinds Of
Cap letter, ledger, Wrapping note and aney papers and en-
velopcs
CutIery, steel pens, quilts
INK, inkstands, portfolios
Cold pen. and pencils. drawing papers, French papers
Tapee, blank hooks, &c.
receiving constantly additions to his stock by The Eng
sh and packets and viii sell the lowest prices
Letter and cap paper At u Is per resm
June le-dA WILLIAM Y. BAYLY.
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MAS for the Of visitors the rt Of June.
whole establishments No viii adding
embellishments comfort and pleasure guests.
Knowing by ocular evidence instances the positive
tnnsic Of the water and its almost miraculous effect
has been regarded good policy enlarge the
nodation and complete original design, crafty
pleasure situated Remarkably healthy region, full
bold Blue RIDGE aud the vicinity the beautiful village
Narfcnton visitors horseback carriages
proving roa enny the mod picturesque seek
cie IN the alleys, the pistol gallery the OF billiards
tie ca dance The lovers Of music and flowers will find
been taken their approval while
the gold and silver fish, aud buffalo,
tedious hour those
nature In word step has been taken which expanded lib
crafty could add the comfort accommodation
visitors The hurdle race and tournament the fancy ball.
and brilliant rc works will lend their respective attractions
these preparations designed for the only To
holy ministers OF religion OF denomination, cordial
ung nvitaion given 20 spend the The usual ei-
the church respected throughout the
These springs 10 or D miles, according
fredericksburg, aud ~ 50 from Alexandria Thweeky
Will from both these points I'LL July, when daily lines will b.
he'd Visitors leaving the District Columbia stage
NJ or reach the springs the day.
springs known the Post Office books Warrenton
Springs =; and all letters should be directed they be e
Waenion sent 10 the White sulphur Springs In Greenber
ing october; s7S for three s3
$40 per weeks els 81
lodging ccnts each children under twelve
No charge for children under three old When
separate tables provided for children before the usual hour
who their nj the ordinary table will be charged full price.
Horses 20 cents day, or SI0 month.
The finest and spirits have been procured and coage will
b. charged for private supplies.
June 6--diaw&cptf
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ax .ha rrs.ldsn. ar ths unitsa stats..

ar.uance Of law l. ZACHARY TAYLOR President of The
States Of Amsnea DO hereby declare and make known
s sts.s q FLORIDA al he periods 70
The land once al NEWNANsvILLE, commencing on Mon.
dayf seventh day OF January next r me disposal OF e pupc
lands situated within the undsmenuoned townships and paris o.
pownships sz' tAi ilt
o,.nsh, ,h,,.a t, a. - d. az sac,on. /, ~ ,an.
az, 'P '''''e'n' "A0'P' ue eA.''" 49, " "~ '"'s'
a.. -. -. a.. "A ,h,,,y oas or ..a.a an
.sMnshp Ms 49, an ,,aa,, S"5 , ,y aso any III
.'. w,s'nls w 49, n ~ 1870 s;s,sa
u'y, az, sy ,,., ,san, sx @
~ w ono h;v - ~.
and fractional townships s' unS ana mV"o !" range
Ssseneeh -. 4. .,.,v. ..y...., a., ,,..., -
twenty-five 10 ~ ,o"nnP ohe oMhlp wo'
township mee, ~ as - u s's"l anu 'o"ns'iS "eh-
nse anu an 49, " 49,. - ,on, ~, :,
range nineteen.
Io~ S r a ana m o"p y "' sssep' seenons
avn s,,h .hi,,v .ad ,hiri, os
Svs .i.hs MN. 6s,s.,
nse, ~, ekh, n,he m.ssn, %ehyw twenty
$500 49, and hi m ,o.sas, ss,, ~ ~.
one ,cen sacon III y md ou.hi ,an, of ,.n,e ,,yas
n', 'e'o" An anu "hshp '" range '"en
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ao"ishP .s"'.on' sp n,aoee, teAesp ms
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' '"e"'" ''s"S ''A' anu '"'"'
" Ing w. ~ .e, "a. =, ..v.. $3.50. e..
io"hshP '"o"o 90, " 'a"se '"e"vloui.
North Of the base line and east Of the principal meridian
49,. ~, as.. !, r.. r An. saPp .o,o., ~ >,.a.
~ a a., y ~, I,a.,, a,, a. no hah ~ 49,, ny
the twenty hrst gay January next or NE disposal OF ue public
lands situated wn he undemenhoned townships and parts OF
'""ns'"p',W 49,
South Of The base line and east Of tho principal meridian
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TransyIvsnss University, Medical Department.
THE d will open the LIST Monday in November
under direction of the following Faculty, viri
Benjamin W. Dudley, NJ d. Professor Of the Principles and Pac
uce OF Surgery.
Robert Peter, D. Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
b. Professor special surgical Anatomy
Samuel NJ d. Professor Of Theory Of Medi
cine.
Eeber L. Dudley, NJ H. Professor and Paiho'osc"
Anatomy and Physiology.
peutics. . -,
NJ Boiling, D. Professor Obstetrics and the DIS
cas- Of Women and Children.
n. NJ. skilman, NJ. D., Demonstration Of Anatomy
The full hundred and hve dohs
In advance. The Matcuaon and Library ticket Is nVe aoa
The Dissecng dollars The Graduation rec twenty
~ 's NV" ss ROBERT PETER, M. D.,
Faculty.
Lexington, KY, June ~, le4o ,, o.,
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BY the Pre.ldent OF the United states.

BY the President or the United states.
.sSy
public sales will be held al the land Offices In ihe
land Once Al DTsTauE ss@nes,ns Monday the
.lsd wi,sn the anJ srnenioasd ,ownships, TO wit
.Nh Of the base line and ce Of the fin principal meridian
Township niney-eishi Of range three. .,.,, o
Townships nineye, nnetysx ninety even ninety eight and
Tosnshps three
Al sas SAME rLzcE eom1encins Monday,
aforementioned townships, viz:
Worth ofhe base line and Of the fin principal neridan
Townships ninety four nne,y.ays niHety-sir niney'even
Town-hps nineyour, ninety 1--we, nnetysx, nineyseven
Township ninety township ninety ercep,
snS soS 10 @
indian agency and townships nineeVen and Ninety eight OF
Township. ninety and ninety -four, Of range ten.
Township nineiy-on Of range thirteen
4, re land FAIRFIELD, commencing Monday, The
huared within aforementioned townships, TO witt
Hora Of the base line and n us ih principal msrdian
Townships sixty siSest, and rynne, Of range six
townships sIseven sixty eight, sSnIne Of
Townships sky eight and sixty nine, Of anse eishleen
townships s1iy. eight and siIiy nine Of range twenty
Town.s and sky ""s o range Twenty
Township seventy Of range twenty -.ls .
Swn and
land once IOWA CITY, commencing Monday the
January The disposal Of the public lands
within the following townships, 10 wit;
North Of The base live and Of the fin principal meridian
Township seventy six, Of twsnty-seven.
Townships seventy seventy seven, and seventyg Of range
twenfyegit
and eight of twenty
Lands appropriated BY law for the use Of schools military or other
purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering lands will be commenced
appointed the order In which they ad
dispatch, until the whole shall have been
offered and the sales thus closed But sale shall be kept
weeks, private Of Of the lands will
admitted until the expiration o. the two weeks
Given under hand, city Of Washington this fifteenth day
September Domin thousand hundred aud forty
nine. H. TAYLOR
BY the President;
J. BurTERrELD,
Commissioner General Land Once
NOTICE TO Rg-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every entitled the right Of empiion Of the
enumerated required eab
h the the satisfaction of the register and receiver of the
ONCE, therefor aeabie
seeing fh
public embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
J. BUTTERfTEfsD,
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NOTICE no pRE.EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the night Of presumption to of the
within townships above enumerated
establish the satisfaction Of the register and
proper land Office and make therefor
seeing this notice. and before tbs appointed
public Of the lands embracing the
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Sep. 26-lawl3w "E
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BY the President Of the United States.
fAnes hereby
public sales will be held st the aforementioned land Offices the
Al The land ONCE at BATEsvE on Monday the
seyenih January next ct the disposal public
ated within aforementioned townships,
North eThe bare Hss snd Wes Of the Jh principal meridian
Township two, q range ihree
Township two, Of range Four
North Of the base line and east Of The h principal msrdian
ToS.-,Spa ns q .ssf s commencing on Monday
,h aa,,eenh dsy OF January next dpo-a public
lands within the fonowinE named township VIZ;
North Of n, base ine and Of the h principal meridian.
rown.hip twenty Of ranec rvcntysx.
Al the land once LITTLE ROCK, commencing Monday,
"a, ne ."s,sd within the iown.6r
soma Of ne base ns, and wci Of tie h principal moidian.
township .ix, Of range fourteen,
Lands apbroprated by for the Of schools military, and
other uurposes will be excluded from the saes
Of mentioned
The DAYS apponed proceed In the order which they
yered win all convenient Dispatch until the whole :h. have
open longer weeks, and private Of sf the
lands will admitted until amer the expiration Of the weeks
nine z. TAYLOR
Dy the President,
COMMISSIONER Of the General Land Once
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled right Of empon 70 any OF h
lands within townships and Of townships above enumerated
ana receiver proper ONCE, and make payment therefor
soon s seeing notice. and before the day s
pointed Of the public sale Of the Lands EN-
racas claimed, otherwise such claim viii Be- io,1sed
iNsiattN y. BUIIbtr.hLD,
HNa4fI ttsf Commissioner Of the General Land once
-
ron sALE-hs house and 10, occupied ~ N. q.d,:ss o.
q sveel NJ ~ sH"nh'
Ii ttl8 .fi a.e
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SEA BATHING-OLD POINT HOTEL.

SEA BATdIN6-OLD FOINT HOTEL. ".
THIS establishment always for the reception OF
tiers, The grounds greatly
proved enlarged, aordng besides
hath baths and shower baths There fine
for those who prefer surf bathing.
Charges . heretofore.
BY the week al the rate OF. .......... 50 per day.
BY the month al the Of. oO
Children and half price.
May 2S-3taw6w JAMES g. FRENCH.
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nx ,h. pr..lasn. o. b.. Un,.sa s..s.s.

IN pursuance law, ZACHARY TAYLOR PssidsH'. son
United smtes hereby declare and nAks M
public held lana d
The State Of MICHIGAN, Al the Psfiods hefenshsi
nm Monday,
A land GENEsEE eomnensns b NJ lands situated
seventh January sale OF the A.
within The following named aud paris o.
North of fhe bass line and sa Of Ds PrtaePaf "ra''
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HISTORICAL Collections OF Virginia. containing /.
III collection interesting traditions, biographical
sketches anecdotes relating history antiquities
geher with geographical and statistical descriptions which
appended Historical aud Descriptive Sketch Of the District Of Co
lulnba illustrated with 100 engavings by Henry Howe one
History OF Virginia, from discovery and settlement BY
Europeans the time, by Robert owisen volumes Fo
by FEANCK TAYLOR
Auoa
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! N q ssysea 80 = 1'-7f NfjIa' A. r. BAoRY
Aus 9--soM
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The Complete Horse containing the Habits,
and Management of Horse the Stable and the Road
July FRANCK TAYLOR.
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled 90 te night Of peempn Of the
townships
proper land Office and make
and before appointed
of public sale Of the lands embracing the
claimed, otherwise such claim win be oreted.
J. BUrTERFIELD,
Commissioner o. the General Land Ohice
Sep. 26-iawl3w
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uTHATaIANs Drawing PnpeF.-w. FISCHER, importer
and dealer superior stationery parhments Rode cutie
~, &C., just direct from manufacturer
supply superior paper
following All Of which constantly foe whole
| - OF retail stauoners' Hall.
Cap size, inches Deny, Is by 90 inches medium "
by ~ inches; royals 10 by "a inches supeoya ~ by ncbes
Imperial - by 20 inches elephant 10 BY - inches Columbia rs
by IS double elephant % BY 20 incbos antiquarian BY
inches. July ~
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PPLETON's Railroad and Steamboat Companient
being Travellers Guide through tbs Northern Middle and
New Bmnswick Nova Scotia, usua
ted with ~ maps steel, and IS engraving
Handboo for Travellers through the United
States embehed with las engraving and accompanied by large
and accurae map. l.5i
a large and map.
Disiurneis Railroad Steamboat and Telegraph Book Price
cents, with map. FRANCk TAYLOR
Aug. .e.ra
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NO. David Capper6eIa. by Charles Dickens, (Bor.)
Domestic Practice 81 Hydopay, with 70 engraved illustrations
This day received, Cor sale At TAYLOR MAURY's
July rs bookstore, oh street
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CUITARs-wIILIAM FISCHER has on hand a great variety
Of plain and ornamental guitars with screws and
heads, with without prices from my dollars
Also, hand piano- cn the celebrated
vons, flutes eight claoneu hreolet
hes acordeons hunas, with the improved Instruction.
book for each instrument
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NOTICE TO PREVENTION CLAIMANT

Every person night emption Of the
within townships enumerated required 10 eab
sh satisfaction of the register and receiver of the
land ONCE, and pake payment here aeabie
ter appointed
public sale lands embracing
claimed, Otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
J.. BUTTERrTET.D,
Commissioner of he Gener La
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NEW BOOKS Ar TAYLOR q MAURY's, near s'at

Rowland Cashel, by Lever, ID part
Hidreths New History Of tie United States, vol.
southeys Common place Book, HarperS edition, No.
Edmond Dantes, Sequel 10 Count VI Monte Christie
European Life and Manners, BY Henry Colmsn
Mrs eys new novel, Msgdeen and Marce, or the Rect
Guest tHH.H ~
July e5 eEr
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The Lancaster gazette. (Lancaster, Ohio) 1846-1852, 1849-06-15
q r u IN u IG Bism
NEW STORE! NEW GOODS
H. LITTLE n,

now receiving and opening an entire New and
L Splendid Stock OF Spring and Summer Goods,
Ill the Store Room formerly occupied By AndeT-
son d MterS, and opposite to Mr.. John U, Giesys
d'ceAiSg house, Main Street, Lancaster, Ohio.
FOR THE LADIES.-Anastasia Lustre,
Silk Striped and Figured Leoni,
SIX Mohair Mode De Lane, Linen Barege,
Linen Lustre. Victoria Lawns, India Book,
Embroidered Muslin Robes. Jaconet Musn
English and Scotch Gingbams, Grass Cloth,
larieton Muslin, Mode Alpaca, Lace& EdgiDg
A heavy lot of
NEW STYLE CHINiZ AND CALICOEs.
very cheap.
BareSe Shawls and Scarls, Cnpes and Collars,
Fancy Silk HandkerChiefs and Points.
Linen Cambria HandkIs, Fancy Bonnet Silk,
Assorted KID Gloves, Lise do. Wreaths and
Artiicials,
Satchels and Travelling Bags, Parasols and
ParasOlets,
BONNETS-A fine assortment of
ShW SP1hIB GAO1!a9o DOylElBP9
0ery cheap, from l2 l.2 cents up,
AsPiehdld assortment Of Bonnet Ribbon,
White, Black aud Mixed Cotton Hose.
BieaGhed and Brown Drilling, Bel Ticking,
do do Muslin
Cotton and Carpet Yarn, assorted numbers
Cotton Batting and Waddng
FOR THE GENTL g. Cassimeres
Summer Goods and Cloth, an extensive assort-
ment of every variety of color and quality,
Summer Cassimeres, Sattinets, Jeans, 1weeds,
Cotton Drlllings. Cotton Paids and Jeans
HATS and CAPS-A large assortment.
bOOIS AND SHOES--Lades' Fashionable
Walking Shoes and Slippers, Misses do do
Ladies' CATERS, a fine article
Chidrens Shoes, assorted.
Gass and Qneensware, Looking Glasses
., GkOCERlES-A good lot Of Coffee, Sugar,
Tea' Molasses, Rice, Pepper and Spice.
CASH paid for WHEAT.
Taken in exchange for Goods at the loves,
cash price, Feathers Rags, Beeswax,. TaIlow,
Flaxseed, Butter Lard Bacon and Eggs.
Lancaster, April 90, I849 1m5O