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SrATEor
CovHry
thereby certify, that on this - day of,i in ne year
personally before Acre inser Ms Of hs Sfi
(Asrs ins~ tAs As and the said
itne] being well known duly
declared said he well knew
M Of wsransss ard that be was the
person CURED within OF
Attorney se.mony sssiscoy evidence Of that
fAc and the said hs '~sef As name saTa"ss h.reupon
wledgs gsd the said power 10 be his act and deed
t0feui Sixnafurel
An tQ-iav6w
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General Lama Once,
ADrfl a. 1851.


NUMEROUS appicaons having lns Office
IN fosmau warrants
s sspsmbrr 1885, should ocaisd following
thereto been prepared, 10 wit Ell t.s + f. !
There three modes by which locations be msde
By in person
"a BY the wsrrantec through the agency Of this ONCE;
%. BY agent attorney. a4Ubefg4t Faf I'd
mode adopted applcai0 be made
In writing, specifying the tract land district con Of country
which desired accompanied affidavit
according following FORM Ne 1. t.F &H. H.stt
Where thd mode II adopted, of must be
produced,
according following am No q which Of mus
proved before
authorized take the acknowledgment OF deeds according
No 3sTA Hse..#H~ al4 Z. .s8 Her H<at.,E FL g.l
all patents win be transmitted land Office
special directions contrary
be given.
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pRIvATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, has
received good education, and resided ycurs
anxious obtain the young
private family OF respectabiiy. .s.
References family
given parties the highest respectab eiter country
In England, ILL.
Address Alcx 100
Ma 4
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NOTICE II hereby given that application will be
made for the Of certificate No 10 Of Bank
Of the Metropolis In the Of VIM Gore Oueey dated the l
Of April, 1897 which certificate has been lost misad
WAsHIHoTos, April 0, 1851 tea Ap lO-iaw4ws
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THE MAGNETIC TELEcGRAPH COMPANY,
MORSE LINEl A n"

j a wAsHHoroN ovnow, rxsxsyLvAsIA AVENUE, ffk
Finh house of National Hotel, No O. - ssaAa
THE first line established by any company In the Uutsd
saes and consequently as odsshe ponses ssasnns
between Washington baltimore, Piaaaphia New And
AUD receiving the Has
de Gnce Wilmington, Trenton, Prince New ByuhiWtS NV
and Jersey Ciyhc only line country
having four whas undergone rspai,
transmit deliver number Of mrSfssa which
may be required off for thc recommendation Of the M
accuracy p0mpness, fidelity hitherto uneQuAlfed
soul extending already een miles,
which
ayers Of this line have lately more thoroughly sssmaixed M busi
charges equal all with special with
ties Tor business BY this compsny
ted this line, they reliable
yaphe The Offices Of the Magnetic Telegraph Company
Wahisg city Pcnnsylvania fifth Nauna
Hotel BALTIMORE No Exchange, South Gay PlAadps,
No loi Chestnut street. Quincy Granite buildings New York.
WIN M SWAIN, President,
March l4-3md. WIZ
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TusA,uRr prrAsTnrsr, March u, 1851.

TREASURY DIR ARTnEsT, March a. 1851.
THE State OF having Of IL. legislature passed dun
is<s called credr,fs " he
State, previous 70 The let of
sre having by approved September, 1884, autong
stock 10 the said stafe Of
OF sd should not be ISSUED
hold bonds and other
peciay pledged Of the United States
claims the United STATES for OF on
co~n eertcntcs such fom s shall be
BY Of the Treasury, and approved BY the
claims which
pirdgcd the holders owners OF all
he the and description OF them
department tw~vous It Of octsr ls and to
which approved BY the President
United in Of the above act Of The yh Of
septemb-r, 1857 . o,scr
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
FORM or RELEASE
Whereas By Congress approved September 1880
rrilcus paid the State
said meuoocd with psovsso
tLa nn m than shall
holding bonds and other cernhcates of
specisiy pedErd
United States releases Of ~
United sccou" bonds OF
and wlerea. credor Of the State
wing described bonds
The bel and f which
the dunes esid specially pcdsed:
Herr describe the bonds csrt'ncsiesl r.
Now, purpose complying with the provision. Of said Act
confederation thereby ceAsr to hs
equity agsins' them for or on
of the blonde cersnca.,) above described
wtsess my hand and seal At -------, this ----day o.
Seated and delivered In presence of
1.-Two witnesses
Mar 2d-dt3 hwtsepai
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The printing ksnd including paper, which he required
,eb erecuted or br-rtment Of the INTERIOR or sny
thereu circulars innuctions
blanks sod matter, or not esdrd rule
work. ruling uing sud red rung
timing by ssmc, rite, pton the shall
be usua, by the once requiring H. and
isclsdus folding sthing pnstins Ac on the following de-
srrusiop ofunner IN wit.
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BALTIMORE AND WARRINGTON hAILROAD.
Hours sf Departure of the Passenger Trains.
From Washington at a. and at p. IN. dsnIy, and
m daily except sunday. .Hl
From Baltimore at and p daily and sr m daily
oept Sunday.
fsb 3-diy r. N. PARSONS, Asep.
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.sI 6.4 rsfs ~ a4s April vs. 1851.
cIPARATE PROPOSALS. furnsns staiobsry ana Tor
th~ ens of his department during year
sndi.x lSe, will -
~ dsy Juns ThSss
poeiss VI ability % f.Aeis cosss. will be considered
niles principal artcis of whchsneh Quis,
sIl pens, lead penci kaivss nk, kc.us Hocospany
b schdue and the department rsht
ssnplrs, and TOR the the stated
o6tT them, ~ opao No bid viii bs
where articles accompanying OF the kind quality
rrosird for the d. pariuient
Zach ngned by the individual making IL
.ud fb
III, the schedule Hauh ssuces
be furnished abe owe prices
he dspsitasa pessons appyias uni
iormi therein, wpnd 6nd dcui
cion will b. taken into consideration unless substantially
ssrssng lhagewiuh. 4tltEf
Ths punng executed with perfect type on
the bss paper Dr the different dsscrpoua quircd pa
p or pnnns viii furnished ~ the cos1acio ihs depart
meat ONCE ordering IT, dssgnals he kind Of paper and
type otherwise, and number
wken The mster asce will admit Of more thnn M
Aitho articles furnished aud be
70 the head OF the office tor which they
he ssarmeuf right Of ordering greater or
qHsn ofeAch and article contracted he public
Bon approved security, given by the person or per-
work. the and hts liable
ihe lied N such hOad, dasnagcs
The subjaned lists nprcy nearly done,
9sa and description Of each drthc kinds Of articles and
gosk thsi will be wastAd 4asAafa eaa fr4Ea, ,E !
being imprsscahss precise d~scrpton nature
szd qusy of The various kinds of inng bidders 10
In the ddesnt ofces specimens
serpions required. ef II ttQ fata s
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BALTTMOnE AVID wAsHIN0rON RAILROAD.
Hours er Departure the Passenger Trains.
Frsm washington a, a. m. and at p. m dGy, and .
M rfany do,y sn.s,p. n.,;,r...sy SUNDAY. an.
o'P. P.s ssn6sIY; snsIY; up.asovs A,.,.
SUPMnIOn DaFusrreosype. i-Firss Premium, III. u.
rsnnsyvans avenue between * and
street. New Ts i'fs No " %as Mss%osa
street. feerbusi Main street. Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
ss:a,ifal and hsnl nni.hed electro
rssary back ground, invented by H. whehu give. an
y. @ s:a % %
eer,aisly asisss oofof hs superiority Of his hksnese'
s.sy Lane and 1assss :Ss. WI %s.1s :'S
composition in aasuenecyp. .. the
rsc.n, r.s = me Maryland institute. he awarded
osvey description copied and post mortem e-c.
MOSES l.. HOLT.
COUNSELLOR Law,
Se~ Frnreiseo. California;.
s.s. mobile. A.S:%.. Rhodes: WS.ss g, s.So
s sS''
s: po',:aoa;h .ss' Ne" a.~p.Ss % S.' Saawly
oKrCY. washi-,xton.-Tne undersigned, i.,o Of
branch q u. Post Once Department, oae HI. .ev
particularly, witt, his
In department for honesty, capacity and Hdsty,
his associates IN Office cf both psss with their hearty
consent, him therein.
An every NATURE seat Of
will be thankfully received promptly
AZ JAMES OWNER, Agent,
Juiy 4-dd late Of Post Once Department.
I KNOX WALK ER win pracsiss law he saprer.s
Court Of The United States, and attend
c.ms .gains the government Address Washington,
th@s6
p II. l,ooE = CO.. whoi..-i. and Retain Dealer. j.
cupetinA noov oil cloths, mangs, rugs, curtain
shectnf blankets, and house furnishing goeds generally
rsnnyivsnia avenue between 7h Streets Washington
u. q. as.s4 \ Hf IL.
Aug 09-u
HI1Tf-oNE desirable 1ots In the
mng s the city and suburts for sale,
ncdadnS terms. Apply 70 =
.Haa5 ssfA - ,fl. ssa NJ. THOMPSON,
Jan i7-1 9sl
lRnMOvAL~ DE sELpiNo wYLIE removed thor
Sesss Agency ard Law oce Seventh street, between
.,ssh eppssiss Odd rsows' Hsn and two doors from the
Hsti6nal nteiisencer Once. =
Mar W-Aawu
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On svssy csssv description of paper. not desic
nassA sDovs, but he by the once
Sesine Il, whesh~f circulars, Instructions, war
49, msus, rsssrss, Ac., a. -p~c,sed in the
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ADIEs Dress Goods-The subscriber ha. now in
Ii 25 pieces plain barase embracing all the shades
50 do figured harase, some beautiful styles
70 do do tissue, entirely styles
$50 do baragc delane, Is SIX pnci
paliy very rich patterns
25 pieces Bohemian grass pretty article
Is do linen iurire, very pretty shades
1900 yards Enghams, ali prices
10000 do printed caicoes
5000 do printed lawns, Off lax cents, fast
- and hne quality =
1900 yards plain cocred Swiss musns, very beautiful
II 2x U 81. ..a... .-.
The ade that could waited fer the days
have tire kindness call shall arrangements
al ma be
H~ tf l3ffgsg 44.Isa q. W. YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue between 7uh
Mar d2wif
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INANCINg Aeade First Coarse.-- Mr. Y. n LAsss
the citizens of Washington George
n dancing
TassAay 0ct.er 0 at his residence Pennsylvania
avenue, opposite Willsrds hotel ~.
Washington TnesdAys, Thursdsys
Days. ceosectown- Mondays and Priasys. 5E
Octq-du
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FORM or RELEASE.


.fiesa~dria, Ybgina. Il .s
THIS spscious hsshed modern style.
Itfronu running ncd,nG
budnsr hundred my Everything
provided fGf
family Toa Gentleman holding p"b'c once In WsshnGton city
Offers following perfect heahinsss of sit
and dve from much cheaper
cheaper living, and this very best society If sold lib
will b~ rented will be moderate.
possession be- had For further particulars apply
t@.a II 9I|r 1W ta. a.aE CHRISTOPHER NEAlE, 81.
Dec lg--1awn AicI Iandria.
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A. II q. A, ARMOUR,
DR.APER6 and 1.aILORS,~
No. 3oS Broadway, corner OF Duane street,

itu5 Abops As Ervins House, NsD York, I
DE5PECTFULY invita- the attention friends
IL their Of spring goods, patterns,
whc prepared make the
fashionable style their prices. cloths,
and vesn Of latest importations elegant light ss
for daSk do patterns Of Paris embroderies.
There three Ekfu artists employed this
70 cut pants and cut wastcoa Each de
complete itself Army and navy uniforms
with and despatch, and the approved
who visit this metropolis will find this establish
everything 70 their ase and perfect n s always insured
N. b. PRHAfeM wAtsTcoATs.-These
admired Castle Garden,
premium the American Institute their fair
Feh
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VHE Complete Works ef Josephua. tgn.0sssA ~
winston octave volume Of $40 co.eIy nteA Peess ds
ndsr, and several snrrsvns Price In ni esm bndine ~
Ap8 FRAhCk TAYLOR
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TusfRRs.s Hssss~y ~ the Preach nsvoiusion, b<as
A,S ""'' '~"'"' e'"p' ~ rRANcx TAyLon
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). BUTTERrIELD, Commissioner.


stats
justice Of the other officer asthoriz ed to
aNdavts personally appeared here inse he
swvrn
IAs inert Of warre~testo to whom warrant No - tot
Beptcnbsr, 1885, issued
day Of f, ls5 and who applies ,s locate the same
+" a.| (yfHanas Sisnafvre1
Sworn 10 and sub.crihed before me day Of,
(O0tecr's SgnafAre.l
FORM No g. ...#
by presents tina, here iasert the Of
county Of, and state OF do beieby
constitute and appoint OF -, my true and lawful
attorney my locate land No.
land, under September,
1850
Power of substitution be inherited, " dssirsi1
Signed In presence Of
tWarrantecf Signafure1
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U Ev. MASON MOBILES Seminary for Young LAsefes
u will be opened his the corner OF i3h ssd
streets on Tuesday the ad instant Terms made Known ON spp
cation 10 the principal afs.rLH HukiF
40 l3-Attst May .Ilaa 80 -.
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M44 JaBAss q. Derrss 1sr r HH. FIT
WILL susnl s prosecution of e.ms before cossss and thu
w ious dspsrtnsnfs OF Ae government. ae
Once asd dwelling street. bstwsen Nh and ieh sueets.
Octa-1 t
DANKIN0A Practical Treatise Ranking, BY w. Carti
- hrxt Amssean from the hnh London edition.
asN TAYLOR 4 MAURY,
kyr Bookssisrs, heat Nh stssa
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No Todd Building Pennsylvania avenue, Washington
one of deeds for New York. California; Minnesota,
other States Of the Union ~
CHARLES DE sELDING, having appointed respect
" i've Of the and the
other States Of The United
commissioner 10 take the acknowledgment OF decds Ac Offers
MS services 'othe citizens Of Washington and elsewhere
Fob i4-2nw
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THE STAIR sutld~r'a Gstds--A plain asa psacsissi
system of hand railing embracing all ssta sss
Ap06 6ff 800 - T FHANCW TAYLOR.
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mA0NIFICENT SCHEMES FOR MAY. 1851.
j. w. MAURY \ Co, MAsAssxs
ssoSso' $4,000! sIa,oly kc 10 prizes Of 81 400.

VIRGINIA STATE LOTTERY,
For the tene6t Of MonongaIia Academy
.a- Glass No. 50, for 1851. +..
TO be drawn in Alexandria, Saturday, the 0l OF May 1881
l6 drawn numbers out Of rs
Making prizes than blanks.
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FOR Norfolk. =ltLs r4t-se,
rAzk2S repairs, viii her trips above piece
Leaving Washington every Wednesday and Saturday o'ock
Returning Norfolk Monday and Thufsday
O'Clock, Touching going and Cons vSr
The usua landings the Potomac for signals 10 land
Passage fare, s.. 80
Apriil-U JAMES MITCHELL, Captain
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NTEWART.a - FREEMAeOSs smANuAb-1ns FreoNRa
sons' Manuel comrnnion for the initiated hrough a he -
Mronry apprentice higher
knlehhood by XII Stewart X. r. vofume duSdeciuss
~ ala o.ses V0 enrAvfmes bo~r0
muslin price si Th. work has b~cn highly reensN1sA
crsn hy William Reed, grand OF Grand Ln6ss q
mel David Sksreu,
mia and by rsny Masons. ~ ~ ~ FN-r -
DIXON Poultry srestIse M
history aed manasemsnt Of ornamental and psssy
by Edmund saul Dixon with n
NJ u Of pages emkoIshei win es nos
drawn oo muslin biRdae pee scons edition.
ApD lWt #f& SUB FKkNCR TAvIOA
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Election nf Teachers.

AN Election will be held on the First Mon
day in October next, to ill tho following OH
ccs in the Bradford Springs Female Institute,
viz:
A Male Assistant, to he married man, and
fully competent 10 teach all the branches of mn
English and Classical Education, with n salary
Of 500, and board of HIMSELF wife and ull chill
dren under seven; all children over seven to lpe
entered an charged nv regular pupils for board
and tuition--boys over twelve years excepted,
Us they are not TO remain III the institution.
A Teacher of French aud Music, With snla-
ry Of four hundred and fifty dollars and board;
one TINT teach OH both Piano and Guitar
will he preferred.
An Assistant Teacher of Music on Piano
and Guitar, Ornamental Needle Work, and
Shcl and Wax Work, with salary of three
hundred and fifty dollars and board.
~ second Assistant Teacher Of Music or ri.
nno and Guitar, with Drawing and Painting
in Crnyon, Oil and Water Culurs, with n salary
of three hmndrcd.anh fifty dollars and board.
An Assistant Female Teacher in tie f.cra-
ry Department, with salary of three hundred
and fifty dollars and board.
or the Teachers Will he expected such duties,
generally, Us may from time 10 time hr directed
by the board Of Trustees nnl The PRINCIPAL.
l5y order Of The Board.
-. u. McIATRIN,
Sumtcrvillc, Aug. 5, 1871. fl 2m
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Executive Department.
June 25'h, 1851

BY His Excelcncy ]. Fl. MEANS.
Governor and Cnrnmandcr-in-C Chief in and
over The State Of South Carolina:
Whereas information has reached me
that an ntrocous murder was commiltc1
upon John Mcdaniel, OF Barnwcll, by six
Young men, among whom were SEA
BORN f.. FARMER and WILLIAM g..
TOBIN. and whrrcns the aforesaid FAR
,lEn and ToDry have made their escape ::
now he it known in order that they may he
brought TO trial, ], Jouy ii. MEASs, Gov
crnor III and over the Sintc OF Snuih CARROLL
na. do ISSUE this, my Proclamation, offering
4 reward oi I'm0 Hundred DoR0rS for the
delivery of both. or One Iumir-d for the
delivery ot rrher of them tn the Jai!or Of
Barnwcll ID Street.
Farmer Is about % or % years old, 5
:"cl : inches high. well made, far complex
ION. blue ewes. light hair, two OF his front;
tcr,h slightly broken OF. Has scar on
his cheek. about an mch and hall long,
made hv tho ru, nf knife.
Tohin is IL or l9 years old, 5 feet II
inches high, fair complcXuS,, very little
beard, light hair, white teeth, thick lips,
we'll made, and is badly Scared on the right
arm and shnnldcr.
Given under my hand and the
{ } seal OF the State, this 9th day
l.. $. of July, IN the year OF oar Lord,
zone thousand cigh, hundred
~~ and fifty one.
J. II. MEANS
WV. r. ARTHUR. Dep. Sec'ry. State.
July 10Th, 1851 80 at
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Extract Of the Letter OF Gov. McDon-


In Ans'cer 10 The Questions Of the Dallo-
mega Meeting.
In my letter OF the 5lh ult., addressed 10
the Committee. in reply to theirs informing
me OF my nomination, | made known nv
views OF the right of a State 10 scccdr
from the Union.
would remark, in addition 10 what !
then said, that the Federal Constitution
was framed by delegates sent from twelve
Of tho old Thirteen States. and thai, though
IN the preamble stated tha, for the reasons
set forth, they ordained and established tia,
Constitution for the United States of Arnc
flca, yet, it did not, by their act, become the
Constitution OF tho United States Of AncrI-
ca. Before it could become a Constitution,
according to its last provision, il had to re-
ceivc tho ratification Of nine States and
after such ratification, it became Consti-
tution 6efreen the States, so ratiIyInr the
same, and none other. a majority OF the
people of the United States could not have
ratified II, so as to have given il the force OF
a Constitution creating Government for
all the States. Ii that had been The case,
minority OF the States (hc most popu-
lons States combining for the purpnsc)
might ordain Government for all and
thtn IT. would have been a Government
0rrr the Sia!cs, some of them not consent
ing thereto, and not Government bctwccn
the States. In other words, it would lave
had strong mark Of consolidation en- it,
But il was not so intended nor SO establish
cd. The States were not 10 be mcrycd
III the new Government, and their distinc-
fNe character, as political communities,
was to he retained. ii every nEiablant ot
every State had ratified, and The small
,Si,a.c n Delaware had refused, ii wO'tIi
have been no Constitution 10 Lrr. Si.c
had ihe righ, 10 Judge for herself what was
mncnrSn,y a. iI"r y, "-prity and i,hppIncss'.
! w,ls inrlhn promotion ~ these Gr:nt ob.
pets That 'fc po0pc Of TIC vcvrrA! States
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The State Of South Carolina,
wlILIAMsBURGH DISTRICT

J. j. Dickson, who is in tho custody Of
the Sheriff of Nlilamsbnrgh District. by
virtue OF a writ Of capius ad satisfaciendum,
a, the SUIT OF D.F. Fleming, having lied in
my Office, together with schedule, on
olif, ,oi his estates and effects, his petition
to The Court Ol Coulnon Pleas, PRAYING that
he may be admitted TO the benefit of the
acts o' the General Assembly made for the
reiie' OF nsolvcnt debtors. It is ordered
that The SAID ID. F.. Fleming, and all others
the creditors to whom the said J. ]. Dicki.
son IS III anvw'sc indebted, be, and thcy
are hero by summoned, and have notice 10
appear, before the SAID Court at Williams
ourgh Court House, on Tues NV. the Sc.
cond day u! the next Term of the Court of
ConItnon Pleas for the SAID District of
oi NiI!'nnlshur@h--,hc eighteenth dav of
November ncNt--;0 shew cause, if any they
can. Why hc prayer of the petition aforc-
SAID, shuuld not he granted.
w. K. SCOTT. C. CPS.
Office of the Common Pleas,
Wtil'amsburgh District.
May lIth, lojl 80 If
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INDIA RuBBER FoR PRESERVING WA
TER luRE.--'fhc Editor OF the Boston
Me i,cn Journal who has just returned
from an extensive Journey in the East,
states that ~ ihos. tropical regions where
Il WIS necessary To transport water, he
ioun! that river water placed in an lnla
Rubber B,g, and securely corked, remain
ed. a, the cad OF six weeks, perfectly sweet
ana Tooi, while water carried in the whole
SKIN o! mn animal, as is the custom IN that
country. became excessively offensive, in
the desert. III Il few davS, besides assuming
The c"lor Of IL pale dcroc,ion of coffee. In
wooden casks, another .!cthod adopted hy
travellers, The changes wrongh, on the
water are analogous 10 those observed IN
wafer ,anEs AT sea.
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FRESH GARDEN SEED.

tlADA4 0LAAAOhlV DLIiDs
JUST RECEIVED, SUITABLE FOR
FAIL SOWING.
For sale, by p. THORNTON, at the
Post Office, Camden, s. G.. Warranted
good. Among which are as follows:
Ru.a BAga,
Large (Rcd-top) Norfolk Turnips,
Early Spring rurnip,
Long Blood Beet,
Early Blood Turnip do.
French Sugar Beet,
Manglc Wurizcl,
Large Dutch Parsnip,
Long Orange Carrot,
large Red Onion.
White Portugal do.
Irlck!ey Spinnage-
White Turnip Radish,
Long Scarlet do.
Long green Cucunbcr, for late Pickrs,
Green glazed Cabbage,
Late Drum Head Savoy do.
Mountain do.
Late Dutch do.
Late Drum Head do
Colcwori, (vcry fne)
Several kinds Of very fine carly Cab
tagr, which may he sowed in tho fall
Tor early spring use.
l.uccrn, or French Glover,
English Rye Grass
y considerable reduction will hc made
from The retail prico, to persons wishing to
purchase to sell again.
July oh, 1851 81 At
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DRY GOODS
In Charleston, s, C. ~.
G. & E. l.. Kerrison B. CO.

King Si'cci, Corner Of Market, =:
Invite the attention Of nIEllCifASTSt PLANE
IERS. and FAMILIES TO their we'll assorted
STOCK OF FANCY AND STAPLE DRY,
GOODS, mostly Of liieir own Direct Is:porsa..
hons, and comprising the newest styfea and
richest designs in all Fancy Dress Goods, siiti
fiill assortment Gf Housekeeping Articles and
Planters supplies; among which win be found
all tho SOUTHERN FACTORY GOODS. :,
Our Business teing done on the prfncipls Of
one Price only. our friends can depend on find.
ing al! Goods ,o'be as represented, and at tbs
torest market p-,ces.
Terms cash or city acceptance.
&. ~ T.. l., KERRISON::'
Corner OF King and Market Street.
April 3oth, 1851 81 AZ I
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Land For Sale,

~ y tract ot land containing 700 acres,
~ more or les, lying ;.vc miles bcIuw
Carriers Crossing, on the Camden Road, be
tween !wo and larr" hundred acres cleared
adjoining lands cf WIN. Cooper. J. G..
W';hcrspnor, and X Jos"y, belonging 10
the estate "t Davtd T.. Wilson. For terms,
apply 10 either OF the Undersigned.
l.. G.. DTBOSE,
\ SCARBOROUGH.
Nov. 27rll, 1870 : II