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BY the presidents OF the United states.

IN pursuance law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of
public als viii be held undemenhonsd land Offices the
State SfowA a tho peeds HEREINAFTER designated 70 wit
ss,s a., of e s o s public lands stu
North the base line and rss Of the h principal meridian
Township ninety-eight, Of range
Townships nnets1 ninetyseven, and nineyeish Of
Townships nineaye, nne,ysir eight, and
four 1--WE. ninety si1, nine
s SAME zcE eo%neneins on Monday the twenty r.t
day disposal Of the public lands within the
NsrA Of Tie base lire and Sea Of the h principal meridian.
Townships ninety four, nnety-dve, six,
TcwnsSp. ninety oc1, nnssysss ninsysir, nine.svsa
Township .osnshp nneyI ce1eep, southwest
q section The sog'ss.. quarter Of section
Indian asencyD and townships ninety and Of
Tcwnshp. niney-swo and ninety four Of nnse,en.
Township ninety lone, Of range thirteen.
~ :.S &. MSss., In, q.
situated .ilhin the adeImsaaoasd ownsSps, 70 wit
Norh Of e base ims and rsa Of the fla principal meridian
Townships sxyseven, eight and whine, Of range six
Townships srseven siryeshs and srnine Of range
Townships sinyssh and s1,y-nine, Of eighteen.
Township. s.issst and ait. nine Of range nineteen
Tswn. ...ys,ss. and any nine q range ,wsa,y0ns
ro~s.S s ' seventy and s @ .ass s~snysy
s lana css IOWA cTY eon%ssens % Monday ne
within ne following to~nships, % wit
North If the base ins and vea Of the h principal m1idsn
Township scvenfy-siI Of range twenty-scvcn.
Townshs seventy six seventy and seventy Of range
twenty-eight
Es
purposes, viii be excluded from the sales.
The offering lands win be
days sppnfed and proceed the order In which they
with convenient dspssch until the whole shall have
sered sales thus closed But sale shall be kept
e sa . Ss & s .as sa
Gives under my hand a. shs ely Of ~. nnsss@ day
nine. z. TAYLOR
By the Prs-sdeusi
j. BUrrkRrrrLp,
Comnir.ioner General Land once
NOTICE TO PRE-EasP1ToN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled the night Of ecmpton % Of Inc
within above enuUernsrd required cnb
sh sstacton az the regter and receiver Of the
proper land once, make herc aiess
meneefnent Of e pubic she o. e lands embracing the usci
J. BUTTERFfELD,
ST. esiffsa Commissioner of me Cencrnl Lard Once
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MEDICxL DEPARTMENT. OF HamPdsn sidney Coli
M lege Richmond, ve.-The twelfth annual course OF lee
tins Institution viii Monday October 2ad,
1919, M until the middle Of March.
L. NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
w. CHlnsrsLArsr, NJ d. Professor Of Maseha Medca aad
Therapeutics
s. MAuris, NJ d. Professor Of Chemistry and Phanascy
cHARLKs BELL Gssos M. D. Professor Of Surgery and sug
cal Anatomy
CIETrs JOHNSON, NJ D., Professor of Anatomy and Physi-
oiogy.
Medicine
A. E. PErIo6LAs, M d., Demon.nstor Of Anatomy.
Museum, Apparatus illustrations for the demonsrsior
recently additions,
very complete The facilities foe Practical Anatomy
passed The Clinical advantages fully commemorate with the
Of the student and especially valuable those preparing for
Clinical twice week
The College Innma (which Il In Immediate contsuy with the
CoIese and week In the Richmond Aims House In these
the diseases occurring southern practice with
siuden the eligible opportunities OF becoming
their and The frequency Of
gica operations before The css together with the facilities Coz wit
messing Of Surgical renders this Of the
Schools Of Practical Surgery.
CuAReEs-Mauicniztion g. Tickets Of Professors el05
Anatomy 80, Gas including
hsh and servants attendance, be Obtained at p k
week. d. MAUPfN, N. D.,
AUG ii-swSw Dean of the Faculty.
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IN p@sbp,,ss n lev, 4. zAcuARY TAYLo
4 unilsa States Of America, do hereby declare
lbai Puklic l.lss win be held ~ shs undsrmen,is
ihs 6ssAs * MICHIGAN, = ne periods bs'si
Al - lsn6 eaAss = GENEsEE, eem@ssei
ssysnah tay Of January next, for The sale Of the
within - f0lIowing named sections and psfn o
Nortk ef tks bsss lis<, and east Of hs pr
iS NJ. Z =; H. x ii; ). < sad NJ.
Xses w. y Vi N, n and sw. X y; W. n
W "a Nj. il, !, 4 .sd MI i Il, ) ii il.
NV. n I5s .. u and NE. \ aoi NV. ~;
Nv. 4 ]. ~. . MI. 4 i'i 10; n. ill.,.
w. w. I ia 4; is,s%. < insE.. X 70; N. X AIM.
o. Il; W. < ii; isw. I is is; ii; III Is; NJ N. X
Lots Nos. j and 2, sec. Il sW. X "A; l5s N. "
N WA Wa Swxi; j; sw. I. 4 i. i
q y; q; ns NV. x y; 2. y 70; =. X
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III Il; 4 s. .1 < Is Is d 4, w tns ss s q
N, n and 6W. X ~ n. X 81 sW. "a;
S; 3. X snd M. Tsw. x Isl B. l4W.
rs II =. ~ 9. and NE. 4 iy ~;
w. ~ M. \ a3; NV. \ ~ y. = 49,.
Z. x q III w. X II; Iots Nos. !, 2, 3, 4, 8, .,
n. Sc. s; iots Nos. and ?, see. Z; lots Nos.
i. ., :. sec. IL; 10; lots Nos. !, 2, sec. 2t....
.; 3; Iot Nos !, p ., sec. 10; lots Nos u ?, soc.
!. 'G = sk y 1s 5 j. aid NV i; NV
SIC. n 10; ii; N. v and sW. y; N. y y;
N. * IL; y. X -; n; 3. u and NE. X ~; -;
NV. X rs; Is; .. Y and NV. Y n; %; % =.
X 81; w. X ~; N. u IS ~; u. 3........
sW. X IA; S. X Is; s. " and NE. X 2lj N. N
= 81 T. -; 8; 4. X 4, 8. 4 ~
kracuunnl ..-.................... ....-...s'
Erneu0nM 80. 80. -. ..... =.
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~ ehs pxosedeet - the UNITED oeafess
zAcs lazy ss s.s Of %. o.
Exe ss III :. heid q me undsnsnunsd hard cncss m shs
eus q AkkAHsAs, e periods hersnssr ds~ussod 10 wit
ssvn ~ January psst she dsps- Of The public Issd. nm
afef v111xn - aforementioned tcwn>hipp, vix asa
NwA ~ ~ ~ 80 vss @ As nh yvi~cipsi m~isssn.
T Ts..ss,. ~, NO, 80 Gree
Nesk 4 ~ bss sss ~ - n ~ IA priacpsi meridian.
AsSs isss oses ! !xYETTFvnLE ss~ns.s.s On Monday,
.sas ~s;ss ne S,s-as assss ss~s:Sp Va " ' '''''
Na Ne s~s Ii.s. sad s~s n ~ IA yvsss,si muiAis~-
'ssi sss s;1sf s5cR eo-..s .. Monday
iaads situated wi'kia me township,
Ss1k n - bss i~s, end Of ne faA ysiadpsi ~iS~s
TownhR NJ, q range fourteen.
os s1 =. = sucsas s ss nee q hoo military and
ne o1kke u shove vim be commenced on
s:s !. Z: @ i ss % ss' FL. si J. ~:
5 s sss s .s e ss;s: sf e. e e: my
0iven under hand q ne city Weaton, his nssn DAY
q ssrsnss, ssso DOuia one thousand s ks.d'.S "a
Tes President.
ccnsSisssoser Of The General Land Once.
NOTICE TO Pre- EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
lands s~ssSps and pare q sSovs
u required % establish me zane % ne rssAcusn Of me rs
~, sssss a. soss, "a s ~ ~ g
possd % hs commencement o. the p.hic is q ne issds
''''s ne s' claimed 's'-' sss srT ~ y g'A
Commissioner Of The ossssa I.ssd oMce.
ssr S-'sv'sv nqia4 go
Ron sAIn-ns hs-.. and 'ss occupied y a, .sA.rsA %
ASS-sssx
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIvERsxTY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physac.--session OF Is49-'5o.
TUE Monday, October,
i until the 18th OF March ensuing.
Cheml'ty and Pharmacy-WiLuAs T. A. AIKEN, NJ d., LIZ ID.
suuery-NATnAS smith.
Medica CHEW, NJ d.
Anatomy and Physioiosy-JosErH Rosy, NJ ID.
Theory OF Mediciue-WiLLIAn POWELL, NJ ID.
Pathology and Demonuaor Of AnaiomyGEossr w
Insction in Clinical Medicine Clinical Surgery every day
I1ema opposite the Medical College. The
for practical anamy will be opened October Isl under the charge
fecs for the go Comfortable board
be obtained In the vicinity Of e Msdis. College 20, e
81 80 per week WILLIAM ~ A. AkEN,
Aug. 15-2awtNovl Dean OF the Faculty.
Superior Old brandy.
TUE subscriber Just superior Old Brandy
Of the vintage q ls purchased expressly for medicinal
and etamine before purchasing elsewhere
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Heidsieck Ducal grippe
Juno Venus
Fountain.
segars, Tobacco, he. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug il-eodlm Penn. avenue, near lSth streei.
CARD.
THE undersigned, Pension once, having
bern employed the various dates connected with
The said ecc particularly revolutionary and consequently being
peenced all the details thereof offers his services public
In the Of claims against the general government He
WIZ attend also 10 any other business connected with The oher de-
business conded him be promptly attended and
faithfully executed. All letters must be post paid.
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
Aug 1a-imeod
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Trsnsylvania Unsverxfty, Medical Depsrtnssnt.
THE Monday In November ne
Il under the direction of the following Faculty,
Benjamin w Dudley, NJ D. Professor o. Principles
tee OF surrcy.
Robert Peter, NJ d., Professor Of Chemistry aad Pharmacy
ysme-M Buh NJ D. Professor Special Surgical Anatomy
Samuel AMMAN NJ D. Professor Theory Practice
cine.
E,heser Dudley NJ D.. Professor Pathological
Henry NJ Badu, NJ b. Pros-or Of M.sna M.dica Theirs.
peutics-
essez Of Women Children If
~ ~. skslman, N. D., Dcmonsfrator of Anatomy.
The cost Of full hundred and i've dollars invariably
In advance The Mstcuson Library ticket Ave donrs
The Wsscctng ticket The Graduation Fee
nvs dollars Boarding and lodging nom ~ TO n week
Lexington, KY, June ~, 1919.
July 3-2awim.
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NOTICE TO PERCEPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled right Of pre- empdon any Of
within townships
required establish the the satisfaction Of the and
receiver the land ONCE and make therefor
notice, before appointed
public
J BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
8-lawl3w +.
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every eroued 70 the night u Of me
mee 9n ~ gSssng and psrr % shove enunsrssd
rsss Il pupes lard once
az 81 the public sale Of the lands embracing
u.cs claimed, otherwise ouch claim wiz b. forfeited
.Conmissone q she General Land once.
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RHETORICAL Collections OF Virginia, containing
III collection interesting facts, traditions, biographies
sketches anecdotes, ke, relating 70 ts history and antiquities
eether geographical statistical descriptions which
appended Historical Descriptive sketch of the District o0o
lubia illustrated with 100 engnvngs by Henry Howei
History Of Virginia. from It's and settlement
Europeans the time, BY Robert Howi.cn yoames 70
sale by fRANCk TAYLOR
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New Music

JUST RECEvED old established store,
Of i2f Pennsylvania the following
uu music, which will be sold reduced
page. wM. FISCHER
The Fashion Polka; by n. ID, Hewitt
r. rcwn.ends Grand Military Folks, performed by
band
The Nova Scotia Waltzcs by winterbosiom
ouadic. om Meyebecrs Of the Prophet by j. Strauss
Sir Easy kondos designed m studies for young beginners BY
q. Cxeruy
The celebrated Russian "Fsh Mnks" varisaonsi by
X.
SIX Ana-omeni Elessnte, by Gins. vo-.
Rosa Lee, with varsiions BY Chss. Grobc
Mar Hianc, do
Lucils foiks by do
The Aurora Waltz, Cor guitar, solo.
IL Cara Lsdra, fantastic composed BY Henri Ro<-eien.
Geo y. Benken
When ny Smile; composed by Geo Bclsk
The Placid Lake, for The suitar, composed BY NJ Deems.
Oct II
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r, 70 N, r. &c.
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yUIIATMAN's Drawing Paper.--w. FISCHER, Imports
and dealer In sapero. stationery, parchment Rodgers e
ke has received, direct om the manufacturers, alag
supply whaman superior drawing paper, expressly
following all Of which constantly Coz whole
retail sztoncrr' Hall.
Cap Size - by % inches Deny rs by 20 inches medium
by ~ inches royal 10 BY ~ inches uperroya ~ ~ inch
by u inches; double eiephsn " BY 20 inches snuquaan
inches. July ID
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QIHAbDs isc<s, EfInps, buttons. skc-We lust TO
IL ceved choice goods, care which
The attention Of The ladies specially invited In band have
Paris embroidercd and neck
Brocade and super satin
.t. Fine rauxc and cap
Fancy satin neck
f Coiofed embroidered velvcts
Narrow trimming
In rimp~ and buttons, have
Coiorcd French cable gimp
Jenny Lind braid k.f.s
yacquered, imperial, and zephyr braid
Barrel, net daisy, and roche buttons
large Of and face flowers bonnet
caps HANDKERCHIEF and general variety Of fancy arcies
Also large assortment Of lace goods, c various qualities
patterns. T. n, n TATE,
Oct ie-eoN Successors 10 J. T. G. King
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CUTTARs.-wILLIAM FISCHER hes ON hand a great rara
81 plain and ornamental eaiis, with patent screws squs -
fat heads with without n prices nom hvc 20 my dnh
vons, from oncso eight keys anonet afe,
h sccordcons, and nufnss, win The most Improved isreo
book or each instrument.
July 70
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APPLETON's Railroad and Steamboat ComPanisaj
"A being Travellers Guide through tbs Northem Middle s
Canada, New Brunswick, and kova Scotia %
ted with ~ maps STEEL and IS ensrsvnsS-
The illustrated book for Travellers through the Uni
state embehsd with las engraving and accompanied BY r
and map.
Guide for Travellers through the United States
large and accufsfe map.
DsumeI Railroad, Steamboat and Telegraph Book Pre-.
cents with mop. fRAhCk TAYLOR
Aug
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NEW BOOKS Ar TAYLOR a MAURYs, ns.r sis

~ street.
Rowland Cashel, by Lever, ID part
IiiIdrcfh's New History Of the United States, vol.
soafheyis Common place Book, Hsrpert edition, No
Edmond Dnnfos, Sequel 10 Count of Monte Christo
European Life and Manner, by Henry Colman
Mr.. oreys new novel, MHsdeIen and Marcie, OF
Guest.
July
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Ip J9o

IA q = Is RED he lna gled respect.
fully informs the cid zenss 90 ssla1teryiile
surrounding country that he carries sua fliee
PAINTING BUSINESS u an Iiits raria9si
BrancAes, liz:
II HHoIisa, Stgrz, sDr1sfs inxastf faT, ,IMd &
DscOralive: Gid tsfaiH szsS dsaaxiiigs
Correct Irnita ations of Fine Wood AfafbIss,
GRANTEES, &c &c. and hopes from d deter
lnination on his part 20 give iall action.
merit share Of their Conf deiice and as
ALBE n g sII55 CIR ss'stsss
3s N. b Paints Of all colors md description,
and ready mixed, for immeI iase Nee a0r;
country accoinnod ion, For Sale IIcls Erea-l
sonable terms,
!se 1J sAliorders pfnctnalls sttenaeb to.
At Mr.. sargent,s Cabinet Ware Rooms,
fsuuterYiyle, S
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PALMETTO HOUSE,
COH,UHH BNA 8. g.

The undersigned wishes TO inform the
public that he has moved from the American
Hotel to the PALMETTO HOUSE, (opposit.fthe
State IIouse,) which he has taken entirely
oil his own account, and where he would be
pleased to see his former patrons, and all
others who may be pleased TO call on him.
And to those of his acquaintances no would
eay, that they will be- made-not less confer
table than heretofore; and to strangers, call
and try tho Palmetto House. 5
An Omnibus wiiIulways be kept in readi-
ness at the Rail Road Depot, to convey
passengers to this House. ii .gis zg..i
o. A. G. MARSHALL.
% All tho countrypaPers will copy for
two months. gil
Feb. % lS. st
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GrTfe friends of William
A. A.iCOLCEOUGH,E Esq, announce him as
candidate for Sheriff at the next Election.
April 10. 1913. Is, ,s.s5 s25
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GJWe are authorized to announce Major
1OHN BALLARD, as q candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election. Sc
April Q ,th, 1S4S y 26 If Si5J
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Office fourth door above Mr.. Jackson
Moses store.
May II, ls4s. 20 1y
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Will practice in the Courts of Law, for
Sumter, Darlington and Kershaw Districts.
Office one door below Clark's Hotel.
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GIN MAKING, sc.

GIN MAKING, sc.
We are prepared to execute orders to any
extent in the above line. both for new work
and repairs. Our Gins arc not surpassed by
any made in the State, possessing all the adj
-,antages of the Falling Breast and Sliding
LBS, which saves d great deal in way of re-
pairs. WeSelge use the Steel Plate Saws,
with teeth Sci III an angle that cannot possibly
iniure the finest staple, with an improvement
toregulate the noting of the cotton; our brush
is constructed on a plan, giving at once, the
advantages of lightness, strengt III and force
oil very material in the successful operation
of Gin. We would invite planters to call
ct our shop and examine for themselves,
whilst we would assure the public generally,
that they shall have no cause to complain
either Of our work or prices. 8
CABINET MAKING.
We are also prepared to do work in the
Cabinet line such as Bedsteads. w Wardrobes
Safes, Book cases, Stands, Tables, Cupboards,
&c. sc. ut short notice, on liberal terms.
HUDSON3& BROTHER
Opposite the Presbyterian church.
Sumtervflle, April 90, 1s47. 26 1y
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FOR TAX COLLECTOR.
nP We are authorized to an
nounce ALEXANDER WATTS, Esq, aid
Candidate for Tax Collector, OF Eiarernontj
county at the ensuing Election,
MANY FRIENDS.
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would of
Good Brown sugars q q g 8 and nd lo cents cents peg pound
9snd 10 the Dolr
O0pans
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GLOYES.

LOVES.
A Fresh assortment Of Ladies' white, cold.
and black Kid Gloves, white and black silk
do. Ladies' white Kid shoes, Bronzed and cold
do,; Gents blk and cold kid Gloves, Buck do.
Berlin do. lined with Buck skin. Also, a
beautiful assortment of gents fancy and blk
Cravats; Suspenderu, &c. &c.
is; j. B, HANKS. III
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Notice,

FRESH GARDEN SEEDS.
Warranted good or no pay.--fIavng cleo 4
ed our store Of erery old seed and received
from John Thompson. fresh supply, offer
the same for sale cheap.
The New York herald., 1849-06-12

FROM THE OVERLAND EMIGRANTs Mr..
Gilmore, citizen OF this county, who returned
from the plains on "wednesday last, We gather a few
items Of intelligence from the cmigrants Mr. Gilmore
out 140 tmcs, and was on his way to California,
but for best known to himself, concluded to
abandon the trip. A large number Of wagons in
Of him. and his return to this place he met
1925 wagons lie states that much dissatisfaction
lists among the emgrants owing to the great crowd Of
wagons the plains, 1t being matter Of impossibty
for all to get aeng peacesby. large number Of emil
grants had died with the cholera and disease still
among them. In one encampment over night eight
persons died. number Of companies have partially
broken up, portion Of the members becoming tired
Of the expedition and anxious to return to their fam
lies. Such course they think Is Justified by!prudence
and love Of life. From what Mr. Gilmore could learn
on his return, he thsks upwards Of two hundred emil
grants must have died on the plains-and sickness
still among them. Mr.. Gilmore remained few hours
with the pack kmule company from this place A few
of the members had been sick, and young man by
the name OF Samuel Wilson formerly resident OF this
place, died with the cholera Mr.. Wilson, we believe
has a brother residing In Oregon, Holt county, Mo
Hr. Ryan and MIR Andrews had an attack, but were
considered out Of danger These gentlemen had pur-
ehsssd light wagon, with the expectation Of return
ing. The other members Of the company all In
good hsslth-st Js'sphs ,(As) Gazette, Nay 2S,
The New York herald., 1849-06-12

The following extract from "The Car, his
Court and People," written by John I: Maxwell,
Esq., late Secretary Of Legation at 81. Petersburg,
viii be read with great interest al TINS time, when
all Europe Ill couimotion. 1t evlnces the clear
sightedne and cerrect views Of the author, and
his intimate knowledge Of the subject which he
has 70 ably treaied:-
Happily for mankind there Ia nene who san escape
the power Of this age and one can tell how great
may be its Influence upon the princes and people ofths
Russisn empire The exercise Of despotio power has
alwsys preesrious In sgee which sonld boast
the superior intelligence of the nineteenth century
Tho day Is past when despotisin can contend sue
eesfuiy against the ess he nts aud the
though almost ipp'rcspsthse advances OF public
freedom Russia Of all 5istirg despotisms, Is most
pose the spirit Of th. .ge fJt having sntsredSha
family ct lhe hatiens Of the Wet. she must finally
ecye 'he ruies ana t'giaiions by which as famiy is
generally governed Ettrsat l. impossible The
eenqnerabie 81 init Of intelligence even The advance
too gilant aud too crafty the sentinel passes the
bnri.r unseen and whispers things which Nsl day
d. prrc'anh'd q ai'td We nave seen ths spirit peace
fuJy creating constitutional royernnent in NOrwzy
and Ia Greco. Nc have seen IL growing aud expand
Ing uptii noaIlS all Germany reioc.s il, its
"fhis Is Ne spirit the irresistible spirit intel
Hgeut thougb,u, religious sp,rlL of the age which
would eject rstorm in Eus4ia IL caniors AT the por
tails of the Empreit taps tor admission To the
ell CHAMBER; 1t acd!e the Judgment and tho
virtues o thes aud begs 10 he established beneath
the fostering aid of hlf procgious power. 10 wsuld
wre't ifou hiu not an ihme@nng or momehtary tri-
umph- mere shadow or The name of liberty; hut
subs for the visible creation OF enduring
fabric worthy great king aud proper for the hspp
II has yesplr 10 would tell biu, the
OF ord Bacon that nen in their Innovations should
follow the example Of tim. itself which innovateth
Yreaty, bur gently and by degrees be per-
ceiyeu IL would teach him TO yield up preroga-
tycs which must be forced from his successors It
would ssAu him that order and tranquility would
noueh better beneath the civil than the military law;
VI 1t thos. attached to III rlube could br free
without daugcI e. the State that religious toera-
ton and perfect security OF person and Of property
would make him the Peter Of The nineteenth century,
aud grafity bis fondcht aspirations after fame
neither he Will adopt suEsost.cn' which Iuust have
forced themselves so often upon his observation;
whether HE vanity his btiou Withstand the
appeals III the better qualities Of bis head and heart it
L. not for us to IT. however the remainder Of the
life Of energetic and capable prince is to pass
heretofore in combating u cyili1atou which gathers
strength with time and circumstance must look be-
yond his career foi who may not oe
geic able to resist the impers tive demands OF
Ieasoa and Intelligence.