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Great Attraction at
II. KINGS!

To all that want TO buy rich Dress or
Cloak Goods of any kind quality with Trimmings TO
match Real PARIS Kid Gloves from GO to 70 cts 10 by
Cashmere Shawls all WOOL far Ss-l6 by 10 Wool Lang
Shawl all qualities together with every thing you can
wsh the Peoples store, opposite the Brick Church at
commission. Ocl. 10, lo4s.
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Inst Received

T the Cash toe If ELLIS, WILDER, ~, Uncut
"A Velvet5 with Ribbons to match sains all clos fr
Runnets ColOred Straw and Chip B0nEes' very cheap
Ribbon Fl ,wers Muslin Embroidery, Velvet Trimming
a sonmissnn. b. W. Il 20.
Oct. 30, l5i9 4G
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STRAYED OR STOLEN.

STRAYED or stolen from the pasture Of Mr. Frederic
y sh in this town on the 2nlh Ill., three wears odd
rrey mare colt her fore feet shpd Whoever will give thr
said beast shall ae satisfactorily rewarded
s.. P. WILLIAMS.
Montpelier, Oct |, le49 40
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NIRAZnl Oh NIOLhN.

ON the night Of the 9TH inst from the subscriber IN Marsh
" field, a BAY MARE, about II gers ga, with seal
IN thu let hip; alsn scar on the EAR maae W whip
ANY person who will return Ur give inior n7on where
snid horse may b. f.nd, shall be handsomely paid
s. Please direct to PIainfold .:
4G3w NATH'L. ". KEITH.
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RoV State ShawVs. Sc

A MOTHER Package Of heavy long shawls Red twllle
II Fiannels, Prints, etc. will be opened to day
Nov. 8. As SToRRS 4 LANGD0N
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Silver Spoon Mandatory

10 Pieces of New Cnrpetings Just re-
ceived and variety of Pr, at the Carel Rooms
STORRS and l.ANGDONS.
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Purified G ID Liver Oil,
Shawls! Shawls!!
WOOIens

dnns invite purchasers TO eNaminf thelt ~
v, nv INV Ilroadcluths, Gassimefes and Doe sAi
bought for cash.
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PhiIadesDh;a a.e,s,,
Old Epan..n.nIs

of MoRplcA LEwls e. cos make the bst ia The Unite
" States, for SAL ri the cash storr Of
Nov.5 45tf SrO RS q LANGDON
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Pure sperm and Elephant Oil,
GOLD by sCoII FIELD
y Oct 10. 4j;tt
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HORACE ~ Assn. r. sa.s,s al,f n pILLKs.
Land sAd GsaerAi Agency Oce a ths Capital mr.
nois, City OF Springfield.
1O Of iaads, Of .s iaasy
ednessi ena az desiTto purchasing State
Illinois scrip OF toadsThe undersigned would respectfully n
The public that they have established eythe he
state Of Illinois, land and general sgeaey for the
Of al business appeIiAinne thereto within die limits o. the
All transactions relative 10 the purchase and sale Hands
lands and reporting their location advantages paying
ing selling all descriptions and eye
other description attached agency ON Ia
extended scale, viii be promptly faithfully attended ,o
REFRREscks;
Ressrs. Defender 4 Miles, Washington city.
A. Gowdy 4 Co., Louisville, Keniaeky.
Thomas J. Reed, esq, :" -.
Messrs syckles Co, 81 Louis, Missouri
a, Chrsyt esd,
His excellency A. q. French, governor Of Illinois.
Hon. Thomas A. Campbell, auditor
!. H. Treat ! Judge supreme court.
!. lyman IMAM Ti,s s,nn' I. q
Ms..,s; waa.worh q sheldon, New York city.
David Eeavu, esd,
G!Bariet, esq, No. Front street, !. I" ..H
Gen, Robert Paiierson Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam Duer, tF
Jos. l.. Chester
Col IS. w. Black, Pitisburg,
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass.
q. r. Sanger, esq, Z" g
Henry II. Stone, esq, |" ("
J. ID. Pratt Co, Baimore Md. sFN sH.e ,a.a.
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AMERloAH RAILnoAp youRNAL.

The AmerieAn Railroad Journal published 81 Wal
several gentlemen engaged a regular eonbuss, known
Ths RAILROAD any pubea
on attempted n this country @ elsewhere devoted 70 the
lem from T. humble snsSs T.. and contributed 2 ss ss
the locomotive railway has become the gea,
idea modem Tune. 4 has already done more . relieve me
him e scale Of being than any other agency ai has
the steam engine we regard as the Creates, achieve
men. q mante mos. instrument o good hs world
swiest upon wing, thought language alone
butnan, living, breaihing sensitive mannsdnei with new e
NEW NEW sn n'S Without danger and enable. man
snoymen,s the physical sadeaons various pleasures
social herefore unknown gives % every
ana mulayns 70 an infinite
viii no, have achieved is highest work III hamonsed
political and elevated all men q e highest social con
1orhood ipaeucay poonss being, one,
' wosss sS sIs sol IN This has oys hsn he
reward. eIsdoa He Is working r humanity for progress
VIEWS intend in accordance with their spirit TO conduct the
The history influence improvements railway
with Win, ss so and a. well
mechanic arts saaa navigation commerce and
il connection with loomeoa and the progress indusare en-
Under he mining head The readers Of the Journal win hnd
,ea sses from hs pen Of T. Hodge esq., who an assistant
NJ Hodge has been snsassd n
1a eli I'D IN ea n u @ daen, oae o. he
working deren, mines the structure and location Of The
published condensed Journal, series q
tables districts, plans and
Ssas. s yo RI On NJ ds . Furnish % the Jou.
detailed q !hs aa4 aS mines q se United States
These WORKS Viii &c .und indispensable to all pae. engaged in
mining attempt
give elaborate and practical form, scientific work The
the manufacture and mining Of the whole
country. . XII #ae t.Hg
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NEW MUSIC.


w FISCHER, Pennsylvania avenue doors Of 18th street,
be sold reduced pdcesfour cents page
The Rare Flower qadles, composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The vagabond Polka; by Gungr
Frederick William Polka performed by the steyermak Com
pany.
The Water Spirit Waltz; by A. r. Kugei
. The Harp Waltz; by w. G. Beche. 4 f..
The Friendship Waltz by e. Schuster.
The Tedeco March, arranged from the Opera Of Eman by
Boyer
Beauties Lucrea Borsa, Mosquearesd de Ia Refine, sc Pot
pourris; BY II. Cramer.
The Spring Waltz; by T. Moelling.
Judy Polka performed BY the steyemak Company
arranged by Heimsmuler.
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename 49,
Eani invoian cavana, from the Opera Of Enani arranged
by Edelmann. te
Blanche the Breath of Morning from the Opera
Of the HugdenotsI by Meyerbeer.
though my may from Donniretd Opera Of Betty
with English words.
move, look about beautiful ballad; by
Henry Russell.
beautiful ballad from the
Opera o Borgia arranged by G. Llnley
come from Opera Of
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Il Is song my mother sings; by RodwelL
Lonely Rose Jenny Lind; music by M W. Bae
Thou'r my side by w. r. Dempster.
The king he sits throne Of goid words by Barry Cenwa
music By q. Davis.
Mary Blame words sung BY Madame Bishops J
Hunter. Ok stlts
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich.
stop dat knocking at the door, for the guar
Aug3
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The proprietor Of the Vegetable Extract, however feels
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS.



THE Eighth Session will open Monday, day
the pnnctnaf attendance all
duties OF the classes promptly recommenced
poant that all their members old should
the opening Of the The academca
LIST OF October the LIST Of August there being
August and September In the College, the
full corps professors years pursuing
tire collegiate studies prescribed
colleges Of the North gTadu.
ating class received their academicai degrees.
in the GGmmGr School, which Immediately adjons College,
the preparatory classes carefully aned by
under The supervision Of the Professors of the College Thus pupils
may enter the Institution early and their entire
course q study under the same direction nu they graduate The
mercantile embraces those pdrfici members
collegiate classes who preparing
other professional admitted
all the privileges
ting place OF the classical studies,
cessary preparation for business.
French study, without charge, all the
In addition the French, mercantile students will be
without charge, German, other modern language
The location of the College perfectly heau and there
towns villages the temptations dangerous the
young Moral religious OF
sttuuon.
charge covering a the academich and domestic
S session OF months The rules OF the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student.
All the departments under the immediate supervision Of the
undergned whom application made Of
Register for further information, well for The admission
Of pupils. JOHN u. kERfOOT, Rector,
Aug 3-2aw2m College Of ~. James, L. o., Maryland.
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CART.

THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly in the
city Of baltimore, 81 per annun, copies thirteen
$40, or thirty Tor So volume july under
most favorable auspices u the Maryland
cultural Society, and all the prize essays reports
published een The society
raise sOO, 70 be appropriated follows plate
valued at SO TO be awarded the i o
October the largest list Subscribers
mencing July 80 for the
list The publisher also added
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volume, go plate
plan and Of farm buildings
fm yard 80 for the best
so for the best essay on the management OF the dairy.
The hrst number appear July viii
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IN pursuance q law, i ZACHARY TAYLOR, President
United States O. A%sss Do hereby declare and make
State OF FLORIDA the
s s saa o ss q e s On
lands situated within The aforementioned townships and parts OF
Souah " The base iins and ef The principal msridsn
Township hieen texesp, the uer Of secuons Of range
fractional townships ,wsnir nirone, Of range hassn
Fractional townships twenty four
Townships twenty twenty four twenty 1--we,
and fractional townships thirty, thirty and hywo range
ncusvs 10 twenty inclusive and
township three eneep, sections sA and seyen and townships
Towsshps one, two, three four twenty-five and twenty
Township four and ave owa.hp seventeen except section.
thirty and tiroae township eighteen, except ye,
sections. ave III. eight mine, neen twenty two, twenty
wendy and sections Twelve thirteen, twenty
twenty hve, and thirty SIX, IN township twenty township twenty
one exeeps section sxD and township wenr Of range
Township esseen township nineteen escep, sections three
o%Sp twenty a.a and sas
township INV twenty. six, Of range ,went, four.
North Of The base line and Of the prineipal meridian
Township one Of range seventeen,
A. the land once TALLAHASSEE commencing Monday
the twenty day Of January for the disposal of public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and
South Of tie base line and east Of tho principal meridian
The Tier Of township four, Of range three
Township three, Of range seven.
Townships two and ihree ofrange eight
Township twelve, Of range reetse 35 @
North Of the base line and Of the principal mridiaa
Sections twenty seven, thirty -four, and ryh township
i've, OF range eight 3
SECTIONS iwenonc and twenty two township four range
uine. 'i '8 = 417 = ~
SECTIONS and two, township three, range eleven
Sections eighteen, nineteen, thirty and township
two sections eight
twenty thirty, aud east Of Choctaw Hache
township three; sections uf Ave. ten fifteen,
twenty twenty eight,
and thirty three west Of Chocaw Hatche township
ynns, ,hres SSoc;aw Haehie river
in township i've, Of range sixteen.
Sections iriyone and rtwo In township OF nine
teen.
Al AUGUSTINE, commencing on Monday,
the fourteenth January for the disposal public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and
townships, to wit;
South Of The base line, and Of the principal msridiu
Township twenty texccpt section ,hrtyto the
east fraction Of section twenty nine and township twenty
range twenty-seven M tS .@5
and thirty thfee, OF range twenty eight.
Townships twenty i've and twensix, OF nine
Lands appropriated by law schools military
other purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering Of the above lands will be
appointed which
offered and the closed But sale shall be
open longer than weeks and private
lands will be admitted until after the expiration OF weeks
Given under hand, Of Washington this eenih
Of September Domin thousand eight hundred and
nine Il. TAYLOR.
BY Presidents
j. BuTTERrRLp,
Commssioner nj the General Land Once
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THE subscriber proposes this MACE
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two classes The text book used IN the junior win
Phens Backstone Isl vol sas on Evidence Stephen Plead
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embrace fuckers Commentaries, Geeneaf sarkie on Ey
list vol stephen Pleading GouIds Pleading
vol Of Chiy Pleading, Holcombe Introduction Equity
prudence Lube Equity Pleading, Mitrds Pleading
OF Real Property and
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dunn They win be furnished the cost The mem
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wous additional charge The the daily lectures
HE students win be arranged by the AZ 10 enable any
member OF either class attend the lectures
q Warrington College should they deem erpeden
delivered course I'M The Jus
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The fee win be 80 per session, payable In advance
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Importer dealer In anev staple stationery Pennana
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THE subscriber devotes exclusively the stationery
all its branches prepared furnish all kinds Of
Gap, ieuer, ledger Wrapping note and fancy papers and
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Cutlery, steel pens quilts
Ink, inksfaDds, portfolios
Gold and pencils, drawing papers, French papers
Tapes, books, &c.
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IN pursuance % law, L. ZACHARY TAYLOR, President
mai public sales win bs held Al Tie land oess
the state Of MISSOURI the periods hereinafter designated
a, Once a, JACKSON, commencing on Monday,
the aforementioned townships and pa,s q
ships viz.
North fine base line and east " the m principal meridian.
Township so Except cions seyen eighteen
nineleen twenty, twenty mine, thirty, thirty thirty
. Township twenty two Of range i've.
Fractional township sixteen and township twenty-five, Of
townships TOWNSHIP twenty
townships and twenty three: and sections
TWO inclusive IL township twenty-siS OF range eight, "
Township nineteen Except iiasuena sections thirty thirty
township twenty and fractional township Except
twenyss, twenty thirty four, irhSe, and sx) Of
The nowes, fraction Of section SIX in township nineteen and
fractional township twenty, Of range ten
North Of the base line and ees Of the h principal meridian.
TOWNSHIPS twenty hree twen'yiour ,wenEeishs and
Townships ,wcnytree won,y.four, twenty-five twenty six,
and Sa twenty eight, 2, range nine 'sn 49, .a,
twenty-five and twenty 81 s,s q rang range ten
January disposal OF IN. public lands
within the aforementioned townships aud fractional viz
North Of he base ns aud Of the h principal meridian
Fractional township wenone and townships twenty-five and
Fractional township twenone, Of ranges twelve trteen
teen neen xeen seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty, and
Fractional township tweny-one, township twenty flour,
range twenty IHaa4
Fractional township wenyone townships wen,y-tee
twenty four, rnnge twenty three s, F
Fractional township twep, one, and townships twenty
twenty-our, range twenty
Fractional township twentone, twenty twenty
six.
Al the Office CLINTON commencing on Monday, the
day Of January for the disposal of the public lands
within the following named townships, to wit;
orh Of the base fine and Of the h principal ms,iaan
Township ihirty-hve, Of range eighteen.
Lands appropriated by law for the Of schools military and
other purposes viii be excluded from the sales
The offering OF aforementioned lands viii be
the days appointed and proceed in the order which they
vesed, with ali despatch, until the whole shall
been offered and the sales thus but no sales shall be
longer than weeks and private the lands
viii be admitted until after the expiration Of the two weeks
Given under hand, at the city of Washington, this fifteenth
day of september, ammo Donni thousand eight hundred
+.
BY the President: z, TAYLOR.
" J. BurrERngLD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled right epton
within the townships and Of townships above enumerated
required establish the the satisfaction of the
land Office and make therefor
Practicable after seeing this notice. and before the appointed
for the the public sale Of lands embracing the
tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
.~.I J. BUTTERFIEI-D,
.,, Commissioner of The General Land Office.
Sept 26-lawl3w
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MEBrCAN CcnstituticnsThe Constitutions Of The thirty
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Constitution Of United the Of Confederation,
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Commissioner Of the General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMpTroN CLAIMANTS,

Every entitled TO right Of pre- empon any Of
lands within townships
required TO establish , to The satisfaction Of the and
receiver Office
practicable seeing notice. day appointed
the OF the public sale Of the lands embracing
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sep. 26-lawl3w