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Land for Sale.

nN the fret Monday IN January next, will sell
" before the Court House in Camden. tract
Of Land belonging to the children of the late John
Riddle being his place of residence, containing
Two Hundred and Forty acres. more or less, ad.
Joining lands of DR.. Milling. Mrs. Nettles, the
B. levers, Thompson and Trantham.
Terms Of SdLe-One and two years, on bond
secured by personal security, with interest from
the day of sale, payable annually. The Title will
be made perfect by the Court of Equity.
J. w. CANTEY, Trustee.
Dec. IL, 1850 SO
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SOCIALISM.

There are some men, says the Baltimore
Clipper, who are honestly endeavonring to
effect different organization of society, in the
vain hope of establishing greater equality and
comfort among mankind-whlst there are "h
ers who maintain the theory the socialists,
whilst their practice is precisely the reverse.
Ofthc latter class is Eugene Sue, of France,
who adopting as fundamental maxim, that ''no
one has right to supcrhuity while any one
is in want of neccssaries." lives in the most
splendid and luxurious style, whilst the pour and
destitute of his neighbourhoo1 labor hard for
scauty fare and sometimes 60 supperless to
l,ed.'' We have, unfortunately. many Of this
class in the United Stales-mrn who preach
up liberty and equality, and stou'y maintain the
rights Of the poor, at election times, but who
would kick them from their doors at any other
period. We have heard politicians ridicule
the .codfsh aristocracy." ".ilk stocking gen.
trv," and the like, who would consider them.
selves disgraced to sit at table with mechan
ic-and yet. like Eugene SUE. they are cheer.
ed for protesting wha, they do not practice.
Now we do not believe that al! the ref,rmers
in the world. admitting them 10 he honest in
their intention, can 80 CONSTITUTES society as to
proven, inequality IN station and in comfort,
Whilst some are prudent and others prodgal-
some industrious and others idle-thrre must
necessarily exist difference in condilon-and
il is righ, that such should he the case. as other.
wise all mntive ts rxerion, intellectually and
physically, would he destroyed. lfthe maxim
of Eugene Sue were universally adopted and
acted on mankind would soonbecome an assem-.
blage of heggars; for there would be no lncen.
tive to labor. II is the ambition TO excel that
gives an impetus to industry, and draws forth the
talents and virtues "fthe world. Were men moi
permitted to enjoy the fiui,. Of their industry,
even to the indulgence in superAuies, their
labors would become as iiresome and frui,lpss
as those of Sisyphus. but would have speedirr
termnaion-forn no one would continue to work
Ifthe lazy. the prodlgal, and the intemperate
were permitted to participate equally in the re.
suit OF his exer,ions.
We doubt either the sincerity or the sanity OF
the man who adopts the maxim of Eugene Sue.
He is hypocri,e. He lives like Prince, and
yet efectsto recognize an equality in the beg
gar.
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For Sale.

A TRACT Of Land lying IA miles cas-, Of Ian.
II caster court house. on both sides Of Little
Lyn' hes creek, adjoining Lands of VIM. Conner,
Decd, Jefferson Horton, " ashing,on Ellis and
William Roberts. The above tract contains about
l,7OO Acres-about 500 of which are cut
down. and The most CT it in good state of cult.
valon. On the place will be found good Gin
House and Screw, together with the necessary
improvements. Also, good seat, both for saw
and grIst mill. The Foil is we'll adapted 10 tho
growth Of cotton and grain
Persons wishing to purchase, will do well TO
call and examine for themselves
WIN. T. CASTON.
Pleasant Hill, Nov. .. 93 lit
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UAREDvJAE3o

SLAASA60NT no
lllliE subscribers have now completed. and offer
l. fnr sale, one Of The most extensive and best
selected stocks of HARDWARE ever brought to
this market, embracing every article which, from a
long experience, they have found was wanted here,
and also such new inventions as they think
would be likely to be wanted. In al ost all
instances, they have % bought direct from the Eng
lsh and American manufacturer, 10 and can con-
sequently sell as low as Goods of the same quail.
ty can be lad elsewhere. AS they cannot, through
the medium of an advertisement, give any idea of
the extent and variety of their stock they would
socita call, when purchasers can Judge for item.
selves.
When the Hardware for building, or whole
selts of Tools are wanted, liberal discount will
be made.
McDOWALL & COOPER.
Dec IL. % If
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Hotel for Sale or to Rent.

TNHAT well known stand on the corner of Broad
Il and DeKalb streets, at present occupied by
Mr.. Boone, and known as the Temperance Hotel.
The stand is surpassed by none in the place, be-
ing in the centre ofthe business part of the town
and convenient TO the Railroad Depot 1t will be
sold or rented with the furniture attached to it,
Possession given on the lst Of February next or
sooner il desired. For particulars or terms apply
to the subscriber VIM MckAIN.
Camden, Dec. Sd, 1850. 96
c95@ The Sumter Banner and Hornets Nest
will please copy the above until the lst of Jan. and
send bills to this Office
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Wanted.

A TEACHER to ,aAe charge Of the Female
n Academy at Liberty Hill. lie will be ex-
pected 10 be gentleman and a scholar, also that
he come well recommended. A liberal salary will
be given for further particulars apply to either OF
tile subscribers at Liberty Hill.
J: S. THOMPSON Committee
Wm DIXON, Of
II. Il BROWN. Trustees
D- The Charleston Mercury Carnlinian and Southern
Presscrian please copy for month, and send their
bills I" this Office for payment.
Dec 10, 1850 % WIN.
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ILLUMINATING
Spirit Gas or Burning Fluid,
Lamps, Wicks sc.

THE subscriber has just received from Balti.
l. more. an elegant assortment of Glass and .iie-
talic Spirit Gas Lamps, Wicks &c. In few days
he will also have supply Of the Burning Fluid,
to all of which he inyneS the attention Of those in
want, and his friends generally.
u. J. DELAY.
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NOtiCc.
Estate Sale.


DY permission OF j. K. JOY, Esq Ordinary for
ID kershaw District, will he offered at Public
Sale at the cnuit house in Camden, on Monda =,
The l3h day of January next, fifty or sixty likely
Slaves, mostly grown Negroes. Also one hun
dred acres Of Land on the Liberty Illrroad, about
hurieen miles from Camden, adjoining Lands OF
John Brown and others.
And on Tuesday, the l4'h of January, at the
Stockton Place, six miles below Camden, all the
Stock on SAID Plantation, consisting of Horses,
Mules, Cattle aid Hogs, Also, the crop Of Germ,
Fodder, Peas &C, together with The Plantation
implements, and scti OF Blacksmitls Tools. be.
longing to the Residuary Estate OF Joseph Cum
nngham, decd.
Terms with be made known at the tire of sale
e.. J. SHANNON,
JOHN BROWN,
Dec 3--td Ex'ors.
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Negroes for Sale.

P1 Order OF James H. Witherspoon, Ordinary
ID for Lancaster District, will be sold on the I'd
January, 1851, at the late residence Of Mrs Jemi.
ma Ingram, deceased, seven likely Negroes, be-
longing to the Estate ofsaid deceased.
Dec. TO- 1850. 8 SO
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Saw Mill Irons.

WROUGHT Cranks, cast Gudgeons, Segments,
W Rag Wheels aud Ways, wrought Ptmans
with brass boxes) Stirrups, Dogs, Feed Hands,
Guide Rods. Also, wide and narrow Mill Saws
and six feet cross-cut Saws; SAW GUMMERS,
Files, &c.
McDOWALL g. COOPER.
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THINA, Ea-then and Glass Ware, in great
" assortment just received and for sale low by
Dec. l3. F. w. BONNEY.
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souts, CaroIila.--Kcrsllaw District.

BY JOHN r. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
WHEREAS GEO. K. MILLER, applied TO me for
w Letters Of Administration Drbons all and
singular the Goods and Chattles Rights and Credits of
DAVID MILLER late of the District aforesaid. decreased:
nr The Kindred and creditors of the said deceased he
and appear before onr next Ordnarvs Cont for the
said District. TO be- holden Camden Conrl House on the
30l day of Dec. inst. show cause il any, why the said
administration should not he granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2th dav Of Dcc in
the year Of our Lord thousand eight hundred and
fifty and in the seyeny-fith ycarnf American lndepend.
eice. JOHN. X. JOY, o. X. ut
Dec l3 1850. 9S At
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DR. WISTAR'S BALSAM OF WILD CHERRY.

Is chemical extract Of Wild Cherry and Tar. Every
body knows TINT Wild Cherry possesses important meci.
nal properties; and Tar Water has always been admins.
tered in Consumption and Lung a.ctions generally BY our
oldest. and safest physicians. Various remedies il is rue
have been offered and ntd into noorey for the cure Of
diseases of the lungs, and have been found no doubt
very useful. but Of all that have yet been discovered it il
admitted by physicians and all who have witnessed s ef
frcts that has proved eactunl as this For As,
ma shorness of breath and similar eertions may he
pronounced a positive 1t has cnred Asthma in
many Of ten and twenty year, standing ncr phys
clans had declared the beyond the reach medicine
This Balsam is made from materials which Nature has
placed in all northern aitues an aniidole for diseases
caused by cold climates.
Mature is bur the name for an effect
Whose cause IL God
Let us not neglect her paincst dictates.
None genuine unless signed J. BUTTS on the wapper
For sale in Camden lcKnin's Drug Store wholesale
byP. NJ Cohen d. Go. Charleston, and by druggists gen.
orally throughout the u. States
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ry soul and stir the pulses of your heart to ex-
tacv. Come, and see the woman, who, IN the
midst Of a venal and avaricious age, is yet pure
rs the mountain snow and generous as the
winds of heaven which bleach it! Come, we
repeat, and when you return to your mountain
home, or to your distant retreat on tile sea
board, or in the interior, the echoes OF her voice
will so completely fill your ears and your hearts,
that if your ncg ghbors even jeered you, you
wou|d not hear them. Again we say to all who
have the means and the leisure, Come and hear
"tbe nightingale Will it be nothing to have
the last sad echoes of the retreating footsteps
of a Year, nay of the first half of the nineteenth
century, fall upon your ears, mingled with the
sweetest cadences of Song ever breathed from
human lips !--Southern LII. Goz.
The Mast Romantic yet-Marrying on a
Sand Bar.-A romantic scene was enacted
near Alton, Illinois, u few days ago, in which
Mr.. Henry Wheeler, of Green county, and Miss
Minerva Steelv, of Macoupin county, played a
conspicuous part 1t appears that the atore.
s,id couule. having ascertained that they loved
each other almost to distraction, and there be-.
;no nrohably some objections made to the union
by parties interested at home, concluded to
clone, and have the silken knot tied at Alton.
Upon arriving there, however, after drive of
forty. five miles, they learned that the marriage
ceremony could not be performed without first
procuring license from the County Clerk of
Edward syille; to obviate which, the party, con-
sisting of the intended couple, and the Rev.
WIN. Mitchell, of Alton, jumped into skif,
and were rowed to small bar in the river, di-
rectlv opposite the city, where shortly after
sunrise, surrounded by water, entirely isolated
from the world and the "rest Of mankind, but
in sight of the whole city, they solemnly plight.
ed their troth. They returned in few min:
utes to tho shore, where they are welcomed
with three cheers by the assembled people.
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ROBT. LATTA.
Bacon Hams and Picked Beef:

Hhds. fine bright w. Sides; choice Hams
Fulton market Picked Beef MackareI No. ].
Dec. l3 ROBT. LATTA.
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PATRIcK's CoLT.-.'A gentleman snys the
Manchester American, 'who favors Us with
some "reminiscences Iespecting the early settle.
mpn oftbi place formerly old Derry6eld, re-.
lares the following anecdote
When nv grandfather resided at Gohrtown
and Derry6eld, then -rncd by The Irish. he
hired wild sort nl 'r.<hman to work his farm.
One day, soon after Ii, arrival, he told him to
take bride and r. 'It iu the bpld and catch
the colt Don't c",,". without him. said The
old gentleman. Patrick started and was gone
some time. bn, at last returned minus the birdie
with his face and hand badly scratched, as
though he had received bad treatment. why.
Patrick, what is the matter; What in the name
oi wonder ails your An. isn't it myself yer
honor. that never will catch the ould black colt
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T AIDES white and colored Kid Gloves, Of a
IL superior quality. Also, an assortment of
boys Clothing, boys Boots, 8'c.
Dec. II E. W. BONNEY.
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MISSISSIPPI

JACKSON, (Miss.) Nov. 80, 1850.
On yesterday evening, the House of Repre-.
sentalives, by vote 81 ayes 10 40 nays, passed
on the third and last reading, the hill prov.
ding for the unconditional call of State con
vention, to take into consideration and ac, upon
the relations which Mississippi, bears towards
the Federal Government.
The Senate had passed the hill by very de-.
cided vote on the 25lh inst. 1t will immediate.
ly receive the signature Of the Governor. 1t
provides for the election of delegates to the Con.
vention, on the first Monday in September next
and the convention assemblies in this city on the
second Monday in November thereafter. The
submssonists offered every imaginable kind OF
amendment to defeat and encunher the bill.
and t!ey were all in turn successfully voted
down. The bill passed in the shape in which
the Senate sent it TO the House.
Mississippi will sustain the resistance ticket
by majority OF twenty thousand votes.
Montgomery Advertiser.
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Sherif's Sale.

"II.L he sold on Monday the 9th January next
w before the Court House door in Camdcn,
one Gig, levied upon and to be sold as the proper.
ty of George OUTLAW, at the suit OF A. G. Crosswell
vs. George Outlaw.
Dec. 1877 THO ]. WARREN, s. KID.
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G5- hose wishing to the most certain and eflica.
tolIs Cough and Consumption Remedy should Ike sure to
ask for Dr. A. Rogerss Syrup of Iyerwor, and Tar and
and take other There limitations and rountcrfriIs
Read the pamphlet and look well the marks Of the rcnu.
ine Beware
For sale at McKains Drug Store. Camden S. G..
See Advertisement in another column.
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SOnth OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES District.
BY JOHN r. JOY, ESQUIRE ORDINARY.
WHEREAS. SAMUEL BASKlN, applied to me
w for Letters of Administration, all and sing,l-
ar the Goods and Chattes Rights and Credlls of Mr.
JOHN BASKIN, Senr late of the District aforesaid,
deceased.
These are to cite and admonsh all and singular the
kindred and creditors of the said deceased be and ap.
pear before Ordinarys Court for the said
District to be holden at kersmw Court House The eth
day of Dec. ns show calse if any why said admins
lra,ion shond not be granted
Given under my hand and seu this | lih Dec. in the
year ofOur Lord one thousand eight hundred and fifty and
in the seventy fifth year of American Independence.
JOHN r JOY, oK.D.
Dec. l3. 1850. SO It,
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again Bad luck to him An didn't he all but
scratch my eyes out o. my head! An faith, as
true as I'm speaking to you. had to climb up
tree after the colt Climb up after him |!
Nonsense Where is the beast?' 'An' its tied
to the tree he is. to be shure, yer honor We
all followed Patrick lie the spot to gel a soln
tion of the difficulty, and on reaching the field
we found to our no small amuse rnen, that he
had been chasing young black bear, which
he had succeeded in catching, after a great deal
Trough usage on both sides, and actually tied
with the bride 70 an old tree. BrIin was
kept for a long while and was ever after known
as Partrick's colt.
Susceptible Landiord.-"I III let you the
house." said landlord, somewhat advanced in
years, and widower, to gentleman, few
days since, con one condition"
"What may that be Z"
"That yon will never allow your wife to ask
me for repairs"
every singular request sir"
"That may be. but know. have let the
house for twenty years, and | know"
"But for what reason do you ask that condi-
tion2"
81 can never get away from these women
folks without doing all they wish. Why, sir, |
let house to widow lady, and one day she
met me and said 'Mrmy sink wants painting,
and think it would be economy for you to
have it done thought so too, and sent a
painter. What do you think! Before | got
out of the honse she had so coaxed and bedev.
lied me with reasons and entreaties that gave
an order to paint the house from top to bottom.
Agree to the conditions, and have it put in the
lease, and the house is yours as long as you
want it."
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a Kepeer of the Poor House
WANTED.

APPLICATIONS will be received for Keeper
II for the Poor House until the first Saturday in
January next on which day an election will be
held for that office. Applications must be left
with the Secretary
sW@A Negro Nan, of good character is also
wanted for the Poor House, for whom good wages
will be paid.
w. E. HUGTSON, Secy.
Dec. l3. SO ct
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Negroes to Hire.

Negroes to Hire.
HILL be hired on Monday the 9Th Of January
w next, before the court house, at IL O'Clock,
for one year, fourteen Negroes, belonging to mi
nors
J. NJ. DESAUSSURE, Guardian.
Dec. II. s. W3t
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Negroes and other Property
FOR SALE.


Middleton G CASTOR et al. vs.. Susannah CASTOR
and ohers-Bll for Partition.
DY virtue of the Decree of the Court Of Equity
ID in above case, will sell on the 9Th of Janua-
~, 1851, at tho Plantation of the Estate of Samu.
ell CASTOR, on Little I.ynches creek, about 81 head
of Cattle, IL or ii Horses and Mules, about 80
head Of Hogs, 2 Road Wagons, Plantation and
Smiths Tools, quantity Of Corn aud Fodder and
other articles of property. Also. the following Me-
GROES-John, Peter, Alex. Martha Jane. Saw.
ney, and Ben, all young ard likely.
Terms--Al SUNS under five dollars, cash; all
sums over, a credit until list January. 1852, pur-
chasers giving notes, with good security, with in
terest from the day Of sale.
u The creditors of Samuel CASTOR. decd are
notified to present their demands on or before the
first dav of January, 1851.
JAMES H. WITHERSPOON, C. F.. L. D.
Comm'rs. Office, Dec. Is, 1850. 81
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LUMBER,

THE subscribers having commenced operations
l. with their Steam Saw Mill, are prepared to
furnish Lumber 10 their friends and the public, at
unusually low rates for cash.
UNo IIuuher will be delivered without an or
der, except where bill has heen previously given
JNO. LOVE, S'R,
Oct ll-s2wtf Jas. ]. LOVE
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Flour, Flour.

xfUV1 KUUKi
Bbls. Baltimore Flour
Extra Family do
Bags Buckwheat do warranted.
A variety of Crackers.
Dec. l3 ROBT. LATTA,
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Valuable Property for Sale.
In Equity.--Lancaster District.

sAA
George w. Gill. ct. al VS.. VIM. E. Gill, ct al. Par
tton Real Estate Mrs. Mary Gill;
pY virtue Of the decree Of the Court in above
ID case, will sell at Lancaster c. H. on the lst
Monday, the 9th day Of January, 1851, the follow
ing property, belonging to the Estate of Mrs. Ma
ry Gill, decd, viz that valuable public House in
the village Of fLancaster, known as the "GIobe Ho-
tel" and store house adjoining, fronting the Court
House, bounded north BY lots of Minor Clinton,
esq, east by White street, and south by Dunlap
street, for this year occupied as public house by
Col. Price at a rent of $500 per annum
Also, one square of lots in rear of the Hotel,
bounded west by White street, south by Dunlap
street, east by market street, and north by meet
ing street. 80,
Also about 1875 acres of wood land about two
miles east of the village, bounded by lands of w.
McKenna, J. Fl. Witherspoon, Anna Mellow, Har-
pers and others.
1erms--A credit of l and years with interest
from day ofsae, purchaser to give bond with two
good securities and mortgage Of the premises.
AlSo-At the same time will sell Jack, stout
young fellow, and Molly, young negro woman
with her two first children, 10 effect partition
Terms for the negroes, credit of l2 months, pur-
chaser to give bond with two good securities with
interest from the day of sale.
JAS. Fl. WITHER SPOON,r Z. E. L. D.
Com. office, Nov. II, 1850. $40 80
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Light, Light.

Light, Light.
u pURNlNG F'uld with splendid assortment Of
ID Lamp feeders, wicks, &c.
Also-Su cror winter strained Lard and Sperm
Oil, Solar Oil, &c. &C.. just received and for sale
low at McKAlN'S Drug Store.
Dec. 13. O.
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Just RECEIVED,

bUSE nECEI ED3
Asupply fl. Durand g. Co.'S.
CELEBRATED FRENCH BITTERs.
Warranted certain cure for Dyspepsia. Weakness OF
the STOMACH and Want Of Appetite, Weakness of the
Chest, and Fever and Ague." 1t is also pleasant
Beverage in its pure and may be drank with Wine
or Spirits without at all mpairing its medicinal qualities
Nav he had by the case or single bottle, of
s. BENSON. Family Grocer.
J. HARRIS. DeknD Street.
W. C. MOORE, Fumiy Groc er'
Camden, Sept. "a. II sw6m
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NAILS.

1O0 KEGS superior Cut Nails, for sale low
lUO for cash, by S. E. CAPERS.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1850-11-28

Hon. E. W. VI. King. Professor of Theory
and Practice Of LaH.
Hon. v. D. Barry, Professor of CONNER
cial Jurisprudenen.
TKRMs-50 dollars per Session.
All communications pertaining to this De-
partment must be addressed TO
f. w. VI. KING.
Memphis. Tenn, July, lSsO.
The Faculties, for intellectual abilities,
moral worth and professional requirements,
win eompsre favorsbly with the most distin-
guished in our country. The medical faculty
constitutes an anomaly in this or any other
country--all Of them are able lecturers and the
oest Of teachers.
Those who viii contemplate our geographi-
cal position, and the extent Of our popula tion, !,
can have no doubt as to the eligibility Of our
situation for an enterprise OF the kind As
10 health, including all seasons Of the year, we
deny that any other city has more.
A e0mman error exists in the minds of many
stude nis relative to the place Of studying med
icine; those who intend pIaetieing among the
diseases Of the West and South should GER
iainIy educate themselves at school whose
Faculty are practically acquainted with those
diseases.
That the public may be satisfied OF the per-
manency OF this school, we feel IL our duty to
state. that the Trustees and Faculty form e
UNIT in action, which augurs well for its future
surcess: and that The peculiar internal orEnni
zation which connects them, cannot be Inter
rupted. E. w. NJ. KING,
President of the Memphis Institute.
July l6 l550.--feb %. ly