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N The petition Of arnabas angdon Of Buffalo, York pray
Ing extension Of granted him oS
for said patent which
ON the 9th day OF January 1859
IL ordered petition be heard the Patent once
The m day of January, s5 ~ O'Clock and all
notified appear cause they have why
petition ought be granted
Persons opposing required file the Patent
Once their objections, specifically forth In wrliny At least
twenty before oEng All testimony ned BY either
be said
In accordance with oice
on application. ,
that this notice be published IN the National ntel
ehsei, hepubic and UnioB Washington d. g. Express, Nov
Albany State Register, Buffalo Commercial Advertiser
Journal Boston Daily Advertiser philadelphia Inquirer
ahu 'shWg Gazette,
previous TO The seventh day Of January, 1852
THos EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
D. Editors of the above papers please copy send
Noy7-lawaw = "A 80 ~~
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The person win be books unless
paymsIt Of the subscription bs made In advance.
Distant may letter. she pstsss
On which paid BY u.s. assumed BY lie
safe transmission.
TIE COUNTRY PAPER Published ri weekly during hs ses
saoA' Conssess, and esni weekly during the recess
Subscriptions for period year viii DO received
erms pToporuoned 10 the annual rates.
WfoslMAsTEks authorised agents sad, BY
sendns DAILY subscriber, with ~ enclosed " vIva
skai subscribers, win sas WRKKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed will 10 one copy
edition they subscribers Tor xyasL
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The College OF st. James,


(7ae College Of e Protcfaat Episcopal Church.
fIiE VIII open Monday October Q, 1881
commencement day'-the last
Juy 1854 New students recommended TO enter
received Time uey
ply charge estimated from the date OF their entrance
number Of classes affords all The op
portunes successful ermina
lion It's graduates the usual AGA
demicai degrees
Of but under distinct discipline,
lads beginning their acadcmcai course and prepares
The and direction of tn,
Of the college special advantages to the pupils
the grammar school.
In the mercantile casses Greek language
omitted place supplied additional studies in modern Ian
guages, book keeping, &c. =, ;,
The the college entirely healthtu and by It's dis
villages, favorable TO good morals and
order. -
Kemp Hall building 90 feet by 49, will be ready for oc
the In addition 70 the lore
corps professors the trustees have recently appointed Hugh Davy
Evans civil and ecclesiastical law, and John
lander, LII d., lecturer physics and chemistry
(the In the college and grammar
school for the hundred and twenty-five
dolArs, payable sent annually in advance
Applica lonsf admission 10 be made 70
Rev JOHN D. KERF00T, y. n, Rector,
College OF st. james r. y. Maryland.
Aug
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A NEW Route 10 Pittsburx, VIA the Balumore, sus-
qvskanna RaiiroadIhTougA to PMsbus IN
express will leave Cavst station daily
with Washington and Baltimore al 81
m connecting fast line al MddIeto~n VI u M, ar
irving n Harrisburg at lt,p M, TO dinner.
at 2, arriving
roldayburg al Athis point have the option Of
either Tho thence packet boats
stages direct from Hollidsysburgt 10 PttsburG
Tickets viii following by this train, TO viii
YORK Wrhtsviie Columbia, Mae Middetown, Harisburg,
New Pcr, Mlersown P.y~viic Lewown veysio~n, Hunt
ingdon Holiday ysburg, and Pitfsburg. ..,,-.,,,
mi. train Cumberland Valley rnlroad
which Carlisle. Shipper ensburg, Chamherburg and
othe points this road.
For The passengers from Washington for Of
points the will be NJ The
dep Ohio Railroad Company the arrival OF
the baggage, which VIII be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct DIR Ticket Agent.
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IN The petition Nah j. Wyet, of Cambridge, Mrssachn
SETS Of patent granted TO him Tor
seven
from the erprauon patent which takes place on the lsi
dny of December, 1851 !.
Il il s, the petition be heard the Patent Once on
Nonday the 10Th OF Ht IL O'Clock,
ali ne.op. appear show they have
why said petition ought be granted , :
opposing the extension required TO file IN the faen.
specifically forth In writing al least
twenty days before hearing All testimony ed by either
Marty said hearing must be taken aud transmitted
with ONCE which will be furnished
application. me-, -. >,.,.o.., t.
Republic Union, Washington city Daily Bee bos
TOM Providence Journal Providence, Rhode
Island Courant Hartford Connecticut Albany State ReEse
Albany NJ " Expres New YORK aud Pennsylvania inqu
Pennsylvania, once week TOT hree sue
e.sys weeks previous 10Th day Of November next The day
Of hearing. rnoo r,yp.xp
Commissioner Of Patents,
Editors above papers will please copy and send the
bills TO the Once, with paper containing this noteo
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Sept l6-cod2wif

rARPETINGs, Floor Oii-Cioths. Cartain Materials,
subscribers have the pleasure Of announcing
friends and housekeepers generally OF the ee.
Georgetown and Alexandria, and adjacent counties Of Maryland
aud Virginia. that they have Just New York and Boston
Of house dry goods of description
Ing articles of which they beg to enumsrate, viz
IS pieces tapestry velvet carpetng, designs
50 do tapestry Brussels do very rich
Is DO extra heavy English Brussels do
S bales patent English BRUSSELS, low priced
5000 yards theepIy carpetng, Lowell manufacture
$50 ' d. q. DO in9sain caIpeuns 40 do
sheets very beautiful oil cloth, which will be
% pieces tcd and plain veneuan for and
50 dozen bass stair rods, all sizes, and cheap
Is printed drugyet crun cloths, from l04 to i64
10 pieces very rich silk and wool curtain de lainc
20 do do worsed md cotton do
IS do do worsed dnmnsks
Is do ufon damasks, double width
do do worsed do lnines, for furniture
rs do Turkey-rcd cashnlerets
IS pairs richly embroidered lace curtains
50 pairs embroidered muslin curtains
pieces embroidered muslins low price :
$50 brass conices, from tks richest the cheapest
Together with all curtain trimmings fixtures Of the
nil OF which will be offered the
Purchasers cordially
HooE, BROTHER, 4 co.
l6-d4wif
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

New Fall ana Winter Goods.
JJoOE BROTHER, Co, Pennsylvania avenue, between 7t
III received and 10 offer the
citizens Washington Georgetown and Alexandria,
the surrounding Maryland and virginia. full and
French English and India fancy and staple
dry goods of the most mportations. They name
Very elegant SILKS, dark coors
Extra rich brocade silk. for evening
Rich plaid silk, new styles
Extra heavy plain poult de solo
Heavy waterrd silks, all colors
Real Irish poplns, richly watered, all shades
Very black silks, all widths
Superior wide cciored silk velvets, every shade
French Aeno and Thibet cloths. great variety
French de laines, new designs
cashmere de cosse latest styles
Rich embroidered chemisetles, with sleeves TO match
Real Vaiencienncs lace chensettes and cuts
Richly muslin capes, collars and caps '.@
Elegantly embroidered and lace lGmmed handkerehien
White embroidered Canton pCshawis, from St2 10 S'o
Velvet cioaks and manulias, styles
SILK manillas and yisites, also styles
Real cashmere shawls, long and square
Real cashmere and Thbet scarfs
Long and sho sewing silk mits and gloves
Dalious celebrated kid gloves, every size and shnde
silk laces, black and colnrcd silk hinges
Thread laces and nscrtings, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambrc ruflings
Muslin and cambic inseriings and edgings
Sash, neek and belt Ibands, &c. &C.
other entirely and desirac goods sun
which weekly add
lions will made be assured OF finding,
during season, fashionable styles at The loves
prices ,oop ,pocup, :, co
6ep, l2-r
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United States Patent once,

October O. 1851
the petition OF NJ sore of Paris France praying ex
tension o patent granted TO him Of
preserving iron and steel from oxydao, years
nom OF SAID patent, which takes place
az a n
ordered petition heard
Saturday, the 9Th of December 1851 " O'Clock, and all
noiided and show II they have,
why said petition ought be granted.
opposing the extension required TO he In the Patent
Office their oeciCns specifically forth IN writing ut least
before day of hearing All testimony filed by either
be The said hearing bo taken and transmitted In
the Office which will be furnished
plicalion
Ordered nso, this be published tho National Into
genee Republic and Union, washington, d. Courier and En-
quer, New York Pennyy Inquirer Philadelphia, Pennsy
Providence Journal Povidenee Rhode Daily Ad
veucr Boston, Massachusetts Commercial Bulletin, New
Pisbug Gazcilo, Ptburg
three successive weeks previous 9Th De
cenber next.
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
r. papers pense copy, and
bills Patent Office, with containing this notice.
Oct7 I'll
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rrIyIs Institution IL very situated the Georgetown
erh,she prospect embracing the city OF Washington
Of Alexandria IL IL de-
signed m cycnd number boys the benefit Of good
Christian 1t seeks combine the advantages
81 with The proper discipline o
Christian home. n,
The ne win begin November Psnr VINO o'
an earlier confer with the Rector
Application for admission pap for Iurthe normaon may
be addressed, -. -. ...xr,,,, cu.-..a-r, n n
The Bishop II Maryland, apd Hugh psvy Ese
~ n.,,,na,e, Hon N Chambe--, Kent county, MIDI Aaron
o. Dsy,on ESQ Fourth Auditor of the Teasey Wsmngon
Tvons ssa w Bevcyhont Thmgson rnrp'to
North Carolina, I, Col Miller Halowes, g. Msys Georgia
l6-Qawlw
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II DrcMOVAL.-DUvALL h BROTHER, merchant tniiorr have
n freads ana customers
that they their and elegant store lu
ON ~ and 9th streets,
square They have Just returned from New
richest and most elegant as
OF business wbicn they are prepared
" ' " ~ " 80 DUvALL h BROTHER.
NJ y. Wanted, two three frstrate coat hands
Is--dw cow
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nRApER and TaiIor.-wiLLIAM TUCKER, late OF the
IL etm OF Lane Tucker Pennsylvania avenue between ~ nnd
9th streets, prepared to receive calls from b nnmeou,
pubic generally having just opened ve large ana
and English cloths caoeres nbo
vesng himself with caro from the most eleny
and Philadelphia, NIL o which VIII
cnsh and the reputation OF Ma establish
sufficient guarantee TO all who may honor MN WIN h
Of which HE viii be executed
be days show some OF ihs handsom
styles been offered In this eiY
2i-s1aw3w
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THE session University Of Virginia will
I'll e 18th OF June The University comprises the following schools
and ieetureship, viz
!. Ancient Lauguases--Proessor Harrison, NJ. D.
Modern aNes-Professor nj. 6chce de Vere LII. D.
Observation-Disclosures Edward II. CouIsaay, Lii D.
T. Natural Philosophy VIM. D. Rogers, LII. d.
Chemistry and Maeria Medearroessor Robert H. Rogers,
Q. Medicine Professor Henry Howard MD.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology, aud saseJanes L. Ca
Moral Philosophy Professor VIM H. MeGudey DID,, LII. d.
y Law--rrotessor John Is Minor, IL. d.
Adjunct Professor James r. Hocombe.
~ Lecturer and Dtmonstrato OF Special and fhooem hhao
my-John staise Davis, A. NJ NJ d.
To be admitted into University the student must be III years Of
n,, pu o. TWO brothers spgyiox tor macu'u"" s fau may
II the applicant has been student other in
e he produce from seminary other satisfactory
etnaence TO the Faculty, of general good conduct
Inc whole necessary exclusive OF cote book ana
pccket-'noney are estimated as foIiows
Board including months SloO
Fuel and candies be furnished by the Proctor at cost and
ws."s .y a i s a +, Ss sssu, % o ~ s%
Rent Of entire dormi,o SIG for half occupied by TWO
ss1icu.os f.e use Of library and public rooms -
fees II single professor be attended, $50 two $50 esch
ii three or more, SIS each
OF law junior class the fees above
In they $50 in all and III the
senior class, 5 the higher fee in each instance giving ad
mission besides, any lower class In the schoo-say 10
Saa3
Medical Department
In the medical the expense tuition including
Demonstrators ticket and desecng tec 5 The session OF
enables the student complete OF studies as
ensivc that OF other medical institution III e unon o at
lending only two lectures day.
Lap School.
adjunct profsorp having appointed in the department.
commercial law will be taught fully than has hitherto been
and will be added so Of lectures on the
civil law together with exposition of the mos. important leading
cases in law aid equity. - .
Proctor and Patron OF the University OF Virginia.
Aug l2-9nwsw,ol
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Medical Department Of Georgetown College,
Corner Of y and i2ih srsef', Huntington, ID. c.
nHE Lectures the first Monday In November,
i and continue until the latter part Of March
FACULTY.
Noble Young Professor OF Principles and Practice fMedi-
cine /, =,
surgery 1870 - ,,,--.--. ],
Fodonrdo Howard NJ d. Professor OF o~tecs ana diseases OF
and Children.
Johnson Eliot, NJ. D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
Joshua A. Richie NJ Professor OF Institutes o hedicine
Auso NJ Professor Of Maies med'c' and Ihera-
peutics. <u,,.
j. w. II. Lovejoy, NJ. d., Professor Of Chemistry
Samuel Everett d. Associate Professor and pemon'trato
Of Anatomy
Clinical delivered and operations performed on
patients u6msry aud Dispensay attached to the co
iege , .,,n..
provided lecture halls and Anaonca
rooms and ndapted for medioa Instruction
Fees Of lectures
Mairicuaton (pnid only once -,
DemonstrnfOfs hcket
Fee for who attended two fun courses In
FLoDoARDO HOWARD, NJ. D., Dean,
Corner OF 10th and p streets
Aug 2i-lawiSov
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JAMES l.. EDWARDS. late Commissioner OF PEN
j sons Smith, nlaw formerly OF oedsns
burg York, opened Office IN washington city lof
and
Tho general government They
their business that be nirused
their be made members OF the last
Congress -,
Letters post paid addressed Edwards Smith, Wiad's
Hotel, will be duly attended TO-
Sep lo-dy
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Pacific Mail steamship ComPany.-Thc only Tlrou
Lino for California and Oregon.

Er.S Ihe puDlc are informed that, under the new ar
IAsxEAs, Tangemens OF this company Inspected
SiE nnd approved by the Navy Department, and
rAaS ing the United States mails, will
Panama and SnA Francisco month,
unless detained by unavoidable accident, will
San Diego aud Monterey The following packets belonging
70 the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which will be
In port ut each end OF the route. the Pacic
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The steamship Columbia will San Francisco and
IN Oregon awaiting the former the arrival OF the mails
and from returning without delay with the
mais aud for the San Francisco.
regular line propeers will the
freight and transient between Panama aud San Fran
cisco.
The well steamship Sands, 500
under charter TO the peculiarly commodous
her cabin arrangements will be KEEP, running family
boat.
One Of the above will keep connsxon between
Acapulco aud the other Mexican ports
The the will be maintained by United
Sfutav nu.Iss. ,s,~
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ALFRED HENNEN.

Reports argued determined the circuit Of the
United for the first circuit from 1912 10 leo ns oows;
the circuit United circuit from is2
1875 Second edition. with additional notes and references
vols, 6vo. Boston, lo15.
doing justice my feelings, well the
Reports specimens merit. They
upon level with productions OF the Eng
h Admiralty for deep ard learning well for the
highest ability wisdom In decision 3 Kent 20 2) 32I
Masor William p )Rsport Of Cases the Circuit Cou OF ue
First Circuit le6 to 1880 vols svo
These reports comprise The decisions OF MI Justice story on he
reports The decisions relate great variety ~ sub
admiralty personal, and real law and chan
the profound learning ncutenes and
which traits OF their
favorable comparison, point Of learning
utility with the volumes OF the Engis repo
Reporf Sumner tChnes )Reports Of Cases argued
and determined In the Circuit Court OF the United States iof
First Circuit vols ,evo.
decisions Of Mr. Justice Story and
series OF Galson and Mason The de-
volumes relate particularly questions OF
equity admiralty, and OF great practical sAlue''
Reports story (Willam WReporta OF Cnse argued
the Circuit Court Of the United States for the First
Circuit 3vols., bvo.
Mason They contain the last opinion ever pro
Justice Story who died while tbs last opinion In
tle third volume was yet undeivered.n
Woodbury. LII and Maot George Feports Of Cases
rued Circuit Ceu Of the United ST. for
the First Circuit Vols and -
These decisions OF Hon Levi oodbnry
appointed succeed Mr. Story assistant justice Tor the h dis
trict.n
Volume In press.
Ifopars Suyrems RcyaTss Howard tB~nIanin CRe
argued adudg.d In the Supreme Court the Uni
I'd Vs.s. 4, s. O, 7, and D.
These repor,s and with those reports and Dallas
Cranch and Whsatons comprise all the decisions OF s hse
law - -,
" M ~ In n.es. viii be ready ia March. Dec o7-dy
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c.I,fornin Land Tities.

IN obedience direction Of the President Of the United eutss
CALIFORNIA; hereby give Doueethat
en of their board Francisco in said STATE
on he day OF December, 1891, - -.
the city Of Washington, this li day Of
September, 1851. 80, ,,.rr 49,,
HARRY l. THokNToN.
g., l7-so.aa
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EerneIe Educntion at WashinGton.

n HE subscriber thankful patronage which
and from hmsss hold
he entered fourth gear his In this city (hs
eirbtsenfA OF rpenepce) youth.
Family Boarding School fer the education Of youns
ornamental branches required In
rs advantages comfort and thorough sssrucou.
not miscellaneous In larger schoos
The Language family and the school FNe~A,
Instruction ola French lady educated @ s T@ss~ "
1" II w. CUsHMAN, A. NJ.
| Indiana avenue, City Hall
/ Oc i8-eOd2mif'
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EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. Sc Wall street, N. "
BROWN, SHIrLEf s CO.,
Liverpool
T. G. ROBERTS, & CO.,
IL Kings Arms Yard London
l.. DRAPER, jr,
Sept5-dy boulevard, Monlniartre, Paris.
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ON0 within the reach OF alIThe celebrated
Ii German physicians Brothers Gray, finally
themselves in the city OF ashgon after having
search Of knowledge and having
the Indians for the OF geD: thorough
knowledge 1atter themselves quaIed alleviate
complaints 70 family subject We
PROMISE all who favor with call that will, with
question: their complaints symp
guarantee easy and speedy The Dociors
wholly vegetable and prepared by themselves We
complaints,
they originated how long standing
persons counties Of the States Of New
York. Csnada kc who having been given up to
faculty hearing avainr themselves OF
e hea Dsrasss successfully treated at
foowing dysprpsy constpstion piles scofua
rheumasm pronchs epea tetter dropsy all
diseases Of the skin iungs, stomach, bowels liver
Kidneys, spine, &c. -r
street, opposite Smithsonian institution.
Oc
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The New York and Liverpool United States Mall
Steamers.
The ships composing this line are
The Atlantic. Cant West.
.
Capt Luce
Inc Aaiaue.. .Cupt Gfaiton
>E-EaSa These ships having been built by contract ex
pessy for government SERVICE has been
~k8B Mken IN heir construction, also in their engines,
insure strength and speed their acconmo
daions ior passengers are unequaed for
Price OF from New York Liverpool $50 Exclusive
f35.
An experienced surgeon win be attached 10 each ship
No berth can be secured until paid for.
The owners Of these ships will gold silver
buon pece Jewey stones, unless bills Of
adn are signed therefor and The value thereof therein expressed
PROPOSED DATES os SAILING.
From heW York. From Liverpool
Saturday Nov 2s 1851. Wednesday Nov 70, 1851.
Saturday.. Dec. g. 1851 Wednesday. 80. do ri, 1851
Saturday do 90 1851 "Wednesday Dec 10, 1851.
"Wednesday do "a, 1851
Wednesday 80. Jan. z, le11
For freight passage apply 10
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~ OWEN 4. son, Merchant TailOrs, would sespoct-
II, fully the public generally that
opened fall and win
goods, quality, such clots cassime vesng
will ca and
III themselves
In returning patronage they
having
evils the credit extent they have de-
articles low for
or TO prompt customers solicit public favor
9-2awm Intel y TelegTnph.l
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mo OWNERS Lands I'm Texas-A gentleman IN Virginia.
who and lawyer desires 10 remove 10 Texas
the and would like become The agent for
owner Of lands country with view TO bring them into
market. =
He small capital and Is dssirou OF engaging In
satisfactory testimonials capac
integrity responsibility and his general acquaintance such
him o considerable 10
ANY would be inclined to avail himself
be placed correspondence with the
suitable by addessng poet
WIN. COULDtN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia.
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University of Virginia.

THE session University Of Virginia will
without
III te 18th Juu. The University comprises the following schools
hul lleIuI LIZ H..
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Canton hIat,inEs, floor Oplcloshs CsrpetlnK, DC.
THE subscribers receiving, per schooner Statesman
from New York
50 pieces :. extra heavy white cas,on =. ma,;,.s' sn
20 do a. do red checked do do
rs do 34A6.4do do do.
3 do super English oiicloth ls feet wide
do super American oiclotb from twelve to eighteen feet
IS do lowpced American ocloh from three TO six feet
wide
10 do Cocoa maungs, for basement, &c.
Also, hand full variety OF In
ported and American carpeting, such as
Tapestry velvet tapestry Brussels English and American Brussels
imperial ply Ingram, and ingram, low
priced rag, hemp, striped and plaid together
every line house furnishing which
determined Offer good
other dealers In this country = -. . -
Apl l6-d r. H. HooE 90.
IN institution Monday of November
and continue until March
William NJ d. Professor OF Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children
Joshua Riley NJ D. Professor OF Matena Meaiea, Therapeutics
Jno Pred May D. Professor Of the Principles and Practice Of
Surgery. -.
Tyler NJ d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice Of Med
cins.
Edward Foreman d. Professor Chsinisy Pharmacy
James u. Morgan. NJ. D., Prosector and DemonstIstoI
The entire for full OF lectures by s The pro-
essors SD
demonsator 10
Mutcuating fee, payable only
firaduanG expenses. 25
JNo. FRED. MAY, NJ. D.,
Aug iO-oswtd Dean