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LSOR SALE.A valuable and beautifully situated farm,
I near the Washington Race Course, and about two and
hall miles from the Centre Market House, on fine road
This farm contains within small fraction of three hun
ed acres about hund of which of good
woodland and the balance good cultivation and the soil
much improved.
The i'm provements consist two-sory farm house,
dwelling for farm hands, new two story suble and
coach barn and corn-house and other small build
and pretty extensive orchard of the most select fruit OF
various kinds. .
The whole tract well fenced the title ndisputabe, the
price moderate, and easy. 1t 10 believed that more
healthy location is not TO be found In this District and
the convenience Rock creek crossing OF it, and
fine mill within forty yards OF the land. The tract is
everywhere well watered with fine springs.
For further information, inquire Of Thomas Carbery o.
Washington, LOWS Carbery, of Georgetown.
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SANDS SARSAPARILLA,

Tor and Of all diseases arising from
lula Kings Evil Rheumatism Obstinate Cutancous Eruptions
mpes Puules on the Face bes Cnronc sore
letter Scald Head ana ram Of the
Bones and JOINTS Stubborn Ulcers symptoms or
Lumbago and Diseases arising from an Of Mercury
Ascte Dropsy Exposure lmprudence IN le Also Chomc
Constitutional Disorders ~, ,,,I,
In this preparation strongly concentrated al tho
properties Of SaTssparl combined with the most AIDS
the most satuay productions inc most po.e in ege
table kingdom and has been fully tested not only ~ patients
themselves bur also by phycans that mas reserved their un
qualified and the aPprobato Oh the ana
established on its own merits vaue ana emcscy
lar superior to Che various Gearing ns o.
psr diseases nave peen suHn ~. ny :, .l
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VINO nave caP~oO ~ uo"s W
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ne oun'In sps.nss VI MS ms '"'"'S' 80" ''e~
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ANOTHER CURE OF sCRoFULA
The following striking and will be seen cure Of
itself all similarly
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A LOAN WANTEDI-3l,O 900 is wanted on or before tho
"A 9th OF June for year, for much longer time
As the lender may wish, and real estate security located in
the centre of the city, insured for than six times the
amount in three different insurance companies, and the
property yielding rent Of moro than Si,1O per year
larger amount, little less, would be objection and
preferred, the interest will be paid quarterly, halEyeay
or yearly in advance. tsr7 .af.-
Apply through the Washington city post Office and in
ervew may DO had.
ROBERT GOODLOE.
May 4-3tawiflmos
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because Of the GRAND FACT that DErERIORA
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poos. he y.es p .s into '. .s.
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| AND WARRANTS WANrDD.-The highest market
- price will be given for land warrants by ~
May i2-3t CORCORAN Il RIGGS.
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Seuring, FermentEng, Acid +" Cempound''
OF S. p TOWNSEND!

would
IMITATION his
shooa
tart rebanes = s and which should bring
. and purchasers rownsends PREVENTING
PUUNDt
We wish understood
article and
Infinitely dssnri that unlike
In Co
medicine
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genuine ienu medieo eoaainns all The the articles used
which which
AGENTS DISEASE instead Of health f
n
TOWNSEND has SOUGHT and FOUND hs
Grand Universal Cencenirn Remedy,
within the and the knowledge Of oil learn and
know, by pyfol szpeheneets
Transcendsns Power - Heal:
millions bed
and u'efulnes ihemsevt. families sud fends
Principal Office l02 Nassau street. N.
Price dollar per bottle, bottles for five dollars.
For sale in Washington by the following druggists: Sam
mel Butt, of Pennsylvania and 18th street
opposite the Irving Hotel; z. & w. H. Gilman, Penn
sylyania avenue, near Browns Hotels Calsn, corner
of and 7th streets, opposite the General Post Office
Delany, Of Pennsylvania and A street and
Ridgey Co., Pennsylvania avenue, near the West Mar
ket. APP l6-d&sw9n.
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FOR NORFOLK.

sRSA THE STEAMER OSCEOLA leaves Wash
hks ington for the above place every Thursday at
O'Clock a m returning will leave Norfolk every Friday
at O'Clock p m, touching at Cone river going and
turning. Passage and fare SIS.
For Balumsre.
The Osceoa leaves for the above place every Sunday
O'Clock returning leaves Baltimore every Tuesday
at O'Clock p M stopping going and returning Cone
and the Intermediate landing, the Potomac for sig
mails or 10 land. lsIsifffT n SIS
Mar 8--dlweodu JAMES MITCHELL.
CHLESPIE ON Matchmaking, with Ap psudix
VI on plank roads, volume, and suppement-isi9.
ApH FRANCK TAYLOR.
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(NARPETAN0, Floor OilolOths, aud FaTnishing
~ Goods Generally.--P. H. KOOE IL Co., Market
Space between 7h and 9Th Streets would respectfully ask
the attention Of citizens and housekeepers generally their
very extensive Of furnishing dry goods OF every
description adapted the present and approaching
sons among which they name
5000 yards superior ingram Competing, new spring de-
signs
800 yards superior imperial 3 ply oarpeting, English
100 yards 49, 81, and Venetian Competing, for pas
sages and steps
1000 yards tapestry and Brussels carpeting, low
priced
700 yards chntz baizes, ia and 81
5O pieces floor ocloths, from To two yards wide
Is different designs OF very superior English oiicoths,
which win be to fit any shaped passage or
hall, in one entire piece, some Of which are very
rich and elegant
Ho pieces premium matngs, every width
Also sheetings, counterpanes, table damasks
Damask tabiecloths, satin dainask napkins
Towellings. table and piano
Door mats, chenelle and tufted rugs, &C.
All ofwhch determined 70 offer upon such terms
a. To insure sale any who may favor with call All
we ask comparison Of stock and prices with those
OF our neiyhbors Ap H-3taw4wir
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ta1 II. r. nORSEkI,
Atteyssrst-LsW,

Respectfully tenders his professional servces to the public
Ofice ON n street, near the City Hall.
Ap l7-cod6t tlA l4a a'flt e
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o. Orders for tickets and shares and certificates of pack
ages in the above splendid lotteries will receive the most
PROMPT attention, and official account of each drawing
sent immediately after it is all who order from
Address J. & C. MAURY,
May2i Agents, Alexandria, Virginia.
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CARD.-The subscribers most respectfully request all
n persons indebted the late firm Of D. Cageu CO. to
make early payments The firm OF Cageit, Newton. May
Co. will the settlement Of all accounts due the
late firm of D. Clnge Co.. or those preierring 70 do So
can settle with d. Clagett personally. We hope this call
will receive early attention from our friends
An ll--iC tlaa II. CLAGETT &c Gu.
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The New School Law.

Certain good people of this county are
charging their late Representative with
having voted for the law requiring teach
ers of common schools to be able to teach
English Grammar and Geography, in ad-
dition to the branches required under the
old law, before certificate can be obtain
ed from the school examiners. This is not
the fact. He was and is in favor of leav-
ing that matter with the school directors
and house.holders of each district. If
they, or any three or more of them, re-
quire such additional branches to be taught,
then the teacher, for that district, should be
required to obtain such certificate as the
new law specifies. Otherwise it is entirely
useless; and we have no doubt but that the
next Legislature will amend the law in
conformity to this plan, or someNther one
that will meet the appreciation of the peo-
pie, ifit be presented and properly advo-
Gated in that body. By that time it will be
seen that the people require its amend
ment. r..
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pErIrIoN FOR PARrtrtuN.

Nancy Poland widow Of John Poland. Hsansh
Poland, Zachsfish Dent shd Elizabeth Dent lis
wife, Nancy Poland. Mary Poland. Helen N. Psi
and. James C. M. Poland and George H. Poland;
will take notice that petition was filed ssainit
them on the twenty eighth day Of August A. D.
l649, in the Court of Common Pleas of Monsoe
County Ohio, by Jesse Jackson and Rsbscca
Jackson his wife. and is nos pending. wherein
the said Jesse Jackson and Rebecca his wife, De-
mand Partition of the following real estate, situ.
ate In Msnroe county, to wit. The north sast
quarter Of the north east quarter Of section twen
~ one, township four, and Range FIVE; also the
west halt Of the north west quarter Of section &c.
teen, township four aud range ivej also the south
east quarter OF the north west quarter Of section
fifteen township four and range f1vei also the nsrth
west quarter Of the south west quarter Of section
fifteen township fur aud range five. and that
at the next term of said court, application will bs
made by the said Jesse Jackson and Rebecea be
wife, for an order that Partition may be made 81
said premises. BY HUNTER ROSS.
Sept. !, l849.-6w Their Attorneys.
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cAND1bATEs FOR CORONER.
CANDIDATES FOR TREASURER.


SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ COURT.-On Monday the first day Of Oc-
tober, 1S49 between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. ID.
and o'clock p m, on the premises in Malaga
township, Monroe County, Ohio, will be sold to
the highest bidder, the following real estate, as
the property Of David Gray, deceased, TO wit: A
part of the east half Of the south west quarter and
part Of the south east quarter of section 35, in
township 5. of range 5, beginning for the same on
the south boundary line said section S5 90 chains
east from the south west corner thence north 524
degrees east IL and 70.100 chains to stake in the
road; thence north l3 degrees west and 50.100
chains to stake; thence south 88A degrees east Fl
and 49, 100 chains to a white oak "a inches in di-
thence south IL degrees east IL and IS.
100 chains to a stone the section line-thence
north 1884, degrees west 33 aud 32-l00 chains to
the place OF beginning. containing 81 and 20-l0O
acres more or less. and appraised at the sum OF Is
dollars per acre. f.,r-,
Also part Of the same section, township and
range, beginning at corner III chains south from
the north east Of the south west quarter of
the section, and chain and rs links west from the
quarter ssction line at a stone-thence north IL
and one fourth degrees east 5 chains to stake
thence south $40 east & 100 chains to staksks
thence south A degrees east IL and 20-l0O chains
TO stake near the edge of the run-thence south
IL degrees east Z and $4,000 chains to white oak
"a inches in diameter-thence north SSA degrees
west 6 and 50-l00 chains to a stone; thence north
3AI degrees IS and 3d. 100 chains to the place
OF beginning, containing Is acres more or less,
and appraised at the sum of Is dollars per acre.
Also part Of the same section township and
range, beginning for the same at point on the
west line of the east half of the south west quarter
of the section, 81 and 1900 chains north from
the south west corner of said half quarter where
stone is planted thence north half degree east
and 50.l00 chains to stone on line Vt lands
owned by Thomas Grissel--thence north 81 de-
grees east chains to stake; thence ncrth IA de-
grees east and l6-lO0 chains to stone in the
lane--thence north 5S1s degrees east and 30.l00
chains to stone; thence north Sc degrees east
and 8211- 100 chains to stone; thence south "a
degrees east and 25-l00 chains to stake; thence
south 771a degrees west lS and Sl.100 chains to
the place Of beginning, containing 4 and 95l00
more or less, and appraised at the sum of Is
dollars per acre.
Terms of sale--one halt in 6months and the
residue in one year with interest from the day of
sale, and to be secured to the satisfaction of the
undersigned ELISHA GRAY, Ex'r.
Sept l, lS49 ofDavid Gray, deceased.
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The, Black Laws. ]

Our readers are earnestly solicited to
give the extracts, which we publish to-day,
from Mr.. Dimmock's Address. a careful
perusal. The reasons which induced the
action Of the democracy on certain ques-
tons, last winter, are given pretty forcibly.
Il again becomes necessary to speak Of
the course which certain wings see proper
to pursue relative to the repeal of the tes-
timony clause of the Black laws. Some
wings take the ground that the repealis all
right, but say that the democracy ought
not to have done it, and will therefore vote
for men who oppose the repeal. A great
reason, truly, but about as good one as
wings usually give. Others Of the whig
party take ground against the repeal in TO-.
to-, Yet these same men voted for Gov.
Barley, Gov. Bebb, and Gov. Ford, all
of whom recommended the repeal in their
messages; and Gov. Ford for several years
in succession voted, both in the House and
~ fa 80 .
Senate, in favor of the unconditional re-
peal of these laws. And Gov. Bebb, who
was voted for by these self same wings,
no longer ago than last winter used the
following language. lin his message to the
General Assembly, when speaking of the
measures which had been recommended
to the consideration of the Legislature dur
ing the two years he had been Governor.
"That those enactments very properly
denominated, by universal consent, "the
Black Laws Of Ohio,' are impolitic, un-
just and inhuman, at war with the genius
of our free institutions, and the spirit of
the age in which we live; and that they
ought to be Immediately and unqualifedly
repealed" tIsgI.n
Here the leader of the whig party of
Ohio, for the time being, recommended the
unqualified repeal of the Black Laws, and
the wings of this county say not word
against him. But when a democrat hap
pens to vote for conditional repeal it is
all wrong! Oh, whiggery, whiggery!
Gov. Bebb would permit the blacks, by
his unqualified repeal, to sit as jurors, to
become township charges, to attend the
Schools Of the white children, and other
disabilities which they now labor under by
the law of last winter, and yet he escapes
without any denunciations from the whig
party. Not SO, when the democracy do
that which the whig party has been for
years promising to effect for the liberty
party for the purpose of getting their aid
and support.
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THE STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
David B. Patton, Margaret Patton and Elizabeth
Naehiff

THE STATE OF OHIO. MONROE COUNTY
CoURT OF COMMON PLEAS. ...s
David B. Patton, Margaret Patton and Elizabeth
Nesbitt, .5
Anthony Roush and Mariah Roush, Thomas
Roush and Marlah Rouse, Michael Roush and
Sarah Roush Abraham Rine .and Harriet Rine,
jeremiah Wilson and Eliza Wilson, James Sprout
and Samuel Stokely.
Notice is hereby given to the above named de-
PENDANTS, that bill Of complaint, filed by David
B. Patton. Margaret Patton and Elizabeth Nesbitt,
is pending in said court The object of said bill Is
to quiet the said David B. Patton, Margaret Pat
ton and Elizabeth Nesbitt in their possession of
and title to tract of land in said Monroe county,
Ohio Beginning at stake on the bank of the
Ohio river. il being the southwest corner Of Sec
ton "a, thence running east along the south line
ofsad section 27 fifty seven rods 10 stake, which
is the southwest corner Of the tract Of land hereto
fore conveyed to Alexander Johnston, thence
north along the west boundary OF said Alexander
Johnston's land one mile to the north line Of Sec
tion q, thence west on said line and along the
nor III line of section 80, thence one mile and fifty
four rods to the third range line, thence south
along said range line one mile, to the Ohio river,
thence east along the bank of said river one mile
to the place Of beginning in township l, range g.
The said bill prays for an answer Of the said de-
fendants decree thst the title to said lands is in
the complainapts, and that the defendants convey
all their rights to the same 10 compliments, and
that compiainants be quieted in ther-possession
and title to said premises.
By N. HoLLISTER.
August lS, lS49---.6w their Solicitor.
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SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
- COURT.--On Tuesday the End day of Oc-
tober, ls49 between the hours OF 10 O'Clock a. m.
and o'clock p. M. on the premises in Enoch
township, Monroe county, Ohio, will be ssld to
the highest bidder, the following real estate, as the
property of Abraham Archer, deceased, to wit:
The east half Of the north east quarter of section
20, township 7. and range 8; subject to dover.
Terms of sale--one third in hand, one third in
six months, and the residue in one year, with In
terest from the day Of sale, and to be secured to
the satisfaction of the undersigned. ...
JACOB ARCHER, JR. Ex'r.
Sept. l, lS49. of Abraham Acher, decd.
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PETITION FOR PARTITION.

David John and Mahala John his wife, and
Samuel H Rownd, will take notice that a Peti-
tion was filed against them on the 7th day OF Sep
tembe,, IA. d. 1849, by James Cunningham AZ
Guardian of Amanda Jane Smith and Elisabeth
Cstharine Smith, and is nDw pending, wherein the
said James Cunningham demands partition Of the
following real estate, to wit: Lot number eight in
the townSof Summerfiele, in the County of Mon-
roe and State of Ohio; and that at the next Term
OF said Court application will be made by the said
James Cunningham for an order that partition be
made OF said premises. ,4.i
~ "a. esr5 By HUNTER & ROSS,
Sept. a. le49., lS 4. His Attorneys.
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OBITU5A r VI.

DIE Don the 22d ultimo, at the res
idence of his father, in Seneca township,
Monroe County, Ohio, Mr.. BENJAMIN
VERNON, in the goth year of his age, a
member of the Calais Division, No. 384,
Sons Of Temperance. The Division be.
ing informed Of the death of Brother Yer.
non, called a special meeting and pro-
ceeded to bury the deceased Brother, ac-
cording to the order Of the Sons of Tenn.
perance. E3 9a'}. Z. XIX
On motion, Resozved, That these be a
committee of three appointed to draft a
preamble and resolutions expressive ofthe
deep regret entertained by this Division for
the early death of our much esteemed
Brother, consisting of Brothers L. F..
Ellsworth, s. Truax and Levi Tutle, who
reported the following, which were unani-
mollsly adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty God
in his wisdom, to take from us, by the hand
of death, our beloved Brother BENJAMIN
VERNON, Therefore,
RESOLVED, Though we bow in humble
submission to the Divine will, yet we feel
grieved at the sad event which has depriv-
ed our community Of highly esteemed
and promising young man, our Order of
an exemplary and consistent member, and
our Division of worthy brother.
Resolued, That we sincerely sympa-
thize with the bereaved family of our de-
ceased brother.
Resolved, That the members of this Di-
vision, in token Of their high regard, wear
their colors for thirty days.
Resolved, That the R. S. forward a
copy of the foregoing preamble and reso-
lutions to the bereaved family, and by their
consent to the Spirit Of Democracy for
publication. Ea l. i
s"a L. F. ELLSWORTH, R. S.
Calais, Aug. 90, 1849.,
Departed this life on the 29th day of Au-
gust, Mrs. ScYNTHA ANN WAKEFIELD, con-
sort of J. M D. Warfeld, of Stock town.
ship, in this county, in the 21st year other
ace.
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h. DAD NoTfCE.-Notice is hereby given.
H. that petition will 80 presented to the Com4
missionsrs Of Monroe county. Ohio, at their nest
session, praying for the erection Of county rosd,
forty feet wide. commencing at the south end u
jamestown, thence through the lands Of StsbhSH
Atkinson. Jeremiah Walton, John Baker, toshua
Davis. and The. dors Soups. to intersect thS
Woodsfeld road Of or hear said Soupe' bouel.
Aug. A, le4S. MANY PETITIONERS
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GALE oF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER oF

SALE OF REAL ESTATE BY ORDER OF
~ COURT.-On the 18th day of October, lS49,
between the hours of 10 O'Clock a. m. and o.
clock p. m. at the door Of the court house in the
town of Woodshed, will be sold to the highest
bidder the following real estate, as the property
OF Oliver Inghram, deceased, to wit: All that
part of the south east quarter Of the north east
quarter of section %, in township 5, of rang,7
lying on the west side OF Duck creek in Monroe
county. Terms Of saIe--one third in hand, one
third in six months, and the residue in IL months,
with interest from the day Of sale; to be secured
to the satisfaction of the undersigned. *
tr @ THOMAS MARTIN, Admir-.
F n,cb iaoq' 80 of Oliver Inghram, deceased.
Sept. 8, l849. 81 sfi % .4slof 3iill 81,
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al01- Our thanks are due to the Hon.
WIZ. KsNNoN, Jr., for copy Of the Pat
ent Office Report, for 1848.

si'0T Printers are in luck sometimes =
Mr.. CHARLES ALroRD, Of this township,
who, by the way, is one ofthe best farmers
our county can boast, presented us, on
Tuesday last, with a half bushel Of most
delicious peaches. May he live thous-
and years and his shadow never grow less.
And speaking Of good farmers, we would
like to know the sentiments of our COM
munity relative to starting an Agricultural
Society in this county. Wehave no doubt
but il would be of lasting benefit to our
people. Will not some Of the farmers
take il upon themselves to call a meeting
preparatory to organizing such society!