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(NARPErINGas, slal-Ciosh., Curs.in Ms,.r,aI.
Aefhe Subscribers have the announcing 20 their
numerous friends and house generally
GeoIseown aud Alexandria, and
and ssn ma, hsy have Just received New York
paeke by far the altogether
assof.men, Of dry goods Of description
hey have had the pleasure public
ing articles Of which they beg To enumsrate, viz;
20 pieces tnpesry velvet peing, designs
% do tapestry Brussels very
- do extra heavy English Brussels do
10 do do do small figures
bales patent English rfusses low priced
soun yards super hfeepy earpeung Lowell manufacture
l,Uo0 do do do second oualitv
sheets very beautiful OIL eio,h which viii 10 any
shape for halls passages
~ pieces twisd and passages and steps
% dozen brass rods all an
- printed dfugeet cfuab ciotlr, from l0-s loA
~ pieces very rich silk and wool de iaine
20 do do worsted and 10
10 do do damasks
Is do do union damasks, double width .r
s do do worsted dc Iaines for furniture
% do Turkey-ed casbmerets 3t
IS pairs richly embroidered o cuflains
so pairs embroidered muslin curtains
~ pieces embroidered curtain muslins low price
l5o brass cornices, from The richest the cheapest
with all
latest Styles all OF which win be offered the
dating Purchasers cordially
before making their ections elsewhere.
HooE, BROTHER, & CO.
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. = ------ u ~ FUKM OF GUAKANTEE. n ---- N
To THOMAS u. WALTER,
Architect Of the Extension of the u. s. Capitol,
HeG.lNa H. l8t.1 Washington, ID. c.;
We, the undersigned, residents Of --, the State Of,
hereby jointly and eycay with the United Staes and
guaranty In of the foregoing bid of being accepted
they will within after
said bid the contract for the with good and sucen,
perform the proposed
orm the Of the advertisement under which made
should fail
guaranty good difference
offer Of the said -- and the neAtlowest bidder.
AB.
G ID.
hereby certify that knowledge belief
named Ruarantors good nd sufficient. EFF.
Sept Q3-JtawtOcr20 8ts
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGR--Tbe lectures this
IN Institution win the first Monday OF November
March.
Thomas Miller d. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology.
William Josns,ou NJ d. Professor o obs,euics and Diseases
Of Women n Children.
Joshua Riley NJ D. Professor Of Msica Medca, Thrapeutc',
and Hygiene.
Fred May, d. Professor OF Principles Practice Of
Surgery.
Tyler D. Of Pathology Practice Of Med
King Stone NJ d., Professor Of Mco-copica Pa,ho
logical Anatomy.
Edward Foreman M D. Professor Of Chemistry and Pharmacy
James Y. Morgan, M. d. Pros-csor and D.monstrntot
The entire for full Of lectures by s The
demonsrsior 10
MntfculatinG fec, payable only once
Clinical instruction regularly the Washington !nhs"ay
jNo, FRED. MAY, MD,
Aur t0-oswtd Dean.
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0FFICfA l. Military Books, for by Taylor &
" MAURY, booksellers, 9th street, Washington
Cavalry Tactics, vols price $5-very scarce.
Wayne's Sword Exercise price ST.
scotts Infantry Tactics, 3 vols. price a. So
Instructions for Mo Artillery; price caus.
CoOper's Tactics and Regulations for the Mlit;
Instructions for Field Artillery Horse and Foot.
Cross's Military Laws.
McC0mb's Martial.
Ordnance Manual.
Army and Navy Registers.
And all other government books and documents.
Sept ~ s& EH It E8t &9tH#E
EOH Autumn and Winter Wcar-Undershirts and
Drawes!The largest and foreign
and consisting
Heavy and extra heavy silk shirts and drawers
.f DO do mcnno do do
DO do Scotch wool do
Very fine cashmere do
Nv r p Shaker sa T Y do do z I IS i
Also supply drawers, patent
bands All Of the above varied in sizes,
best brought gentlemen
purchasing their supply for fall and winter
at tittt7Et TY-t !" t STEvENS'S,
st ag s Al the Atheneum, opposite Adephi Theatre.
Sep 20-eodGt GAmer Tell ft.t
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Pacific Mail Steamship Comp~ny.-The only TArouxh h
Line for California and Oregon.
eE~aa The public informed that, under the
EMX%@ rangemsnts Of this company, inspected
Sk8H and approved BY the Navy Department. and carry
- ing the United States mails continue 10 leave
Panama and 6en Francisco
detained " ac.dsn viii Acapulco
Diego and Monterey The following packets
the Pacific Mali Steamship Company, which always
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HAMPERS Magazine for October.
Ii International Magazine for Ocoher f.f
Cuba, in le5its statistics, official
ments IN connexion with the revolt
selfDecepuonA History Of the Human part
Ellis. ..#. sE5l - : -
The London Medical Student by Punch.
The Mysteries of the Heath Eugene Sue.
The London Lancet for September N .-t
Don Quxotte vol 6vo price SO This day received
for sale by TAYLOR u MAURY,
|, octS .4 .t5 Booksellers, 9Th street.
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Jerry ATTRACTIVE STYLES.--The undersigned have
received very extensive variety wear,
articles (new ses casmeres and vestng
supply In black and
makes imported which they respectfully invite attention
gentlemen
CLAGETr, NEWTON, MAY, & co.
Sept 2l-dlw IA - - -'#
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Corner Of y arA l2fA sfrsets, WasAsrso~, d. e
THE Lectures first Monday November
l. AVID continue until the latter part Of March
FACULTY.
Young Professor OF Principles and Practice Of Med-
cine. l Ell - -
Liebcman Professor ofins'ues and rr"ctce Of
Surgery.
Fodoso Howard NJ D. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
Johnson Eliot, N. D.. Professor Of Anatomy.
Joshua Richie M. D., Professor of institutes OF Medicine
Austin n Professor Of Msterin Medca and Thera
peut,cs.
J. w. ". I.ovejoy, NJ. d., Professor OF Chemistry
Samuel w NJ d. Associate Professor and Demonssrao
Of Anatomy. W#.4 LMN lu.E ee
Clinical and operations performed on
from the nArmsry nod Dispensar attached to s Got
leE
provided with and lecture bas and snnom'cn
and admirably ndapted for medical instruction
Fees full OF lectures
Msicaaton (paid only
Demonstrafos ~
FerPet"hi
Zee for those who have attended full courses In
other colleges. %
FLODoARDo HOWARD, NJ, H., Dean,
Corner Of 10th and streets
Aug 9i-lawtNov
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THE MODERN FRENCH COOK-a praetical g~sds
culinary branches adapted well for the
largest establishments for the private families BY Charles
Elne Frsncseh volume, evo $40 with numerous "
usiratons Price el as go. ~, an
1en - FRAHCk IAhLo~
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nEIrILP BARTON KEY will attend :" any 0 ~.
he NAV be before either OF the courts ., n @
trict; and 10 the prosecution o' e'As
sress and the Dsrarmens. Onice ON stree. - a.~,f
~. 'p'e
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w. w. AIstDra.

BY reference 10 our advert sing columns
will be seen tho advertisement oi Mr.. AL
sToH, proposing I" open Male and Female
School in Sn,nIrrv li., 10 commence on
Tuesday the q h OF January. Il gives us
great p ensure 10 be able To say that this
gentleman is entitled 10 pubic patronage
For several yr'rs sc had tic honor of re-
cciving Instructions rom him HIS ccrtifi
cate OF preparation sand, as high wit,
the Faculty Of tic College OF the State. as
any teacher who prepares students for tha,
Institution. We can say Tor him, WIN, can
he Sall oi but icw teachers ~ ;ilc State, ,ha,
lie Is not only interested Tor his pupils
while they may he under hs cimrsc-but
IN nj! a'i"r lille. he maniics,s parental m
tcrcsi for those whose education may have
been inru$,cd tn iin.
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do The ss.ae thing will, Their d,

. + seth -
constantly do The ss,ac thing will, their pa,
iienis.
Acur!ou- life, LOLA AIosTEz has. just
appeared, preparatnry To ler coming here
She is too infamous for description. s#
The sccrc, Of the Kossuru difficulty Mt
Msrteilics has just leaked out. and ii il al
socrcstins s'rpc little stir viii, ps. 'rbe
American CousnI there and he, had dis
putc, Which was right. So,nc Of tile press
in il'is city are severe npm Kussurif
The Panorama Of the Crystal Palace has!
opened here, and is beautiful thing. An
immense crowd went 10 see i, on Saturday
evening. Plenty Of gold ming in from
California. SD we ieel ricI, at present,
and the banks are easy.
Yours, OBSERVER
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tanned amid onil.cting interests and to in.
slst upon il MS a final settlement, 10 bc ad.
h"red to by all who value the prure md
welfare "t the country. A year has now
elapsed since that recommendation was frs,
ma'l". that recommendation still ad.
here, and congratulate you and the coun-
try upon the general acgucsccnco in these
measures 81 peace, which has been exhibi-
ted ~ all parts OF The Republic. Aud not
only il there this general acquiesccnce IN
these 'n"asnres. but the spirit of concilia-
ton which has been manifested in regard
to them in all parts of The country, has re-.
moved '!ouht. nnd uncertainties in tho
mn -" thousands ni good men concerning
ihe tnr ''ty oI ''nr popular institutions,
ant i.i'rn renewed ASSURANCE thai our Lib
rr y ana orr tlnon may suhs.sl togclhar ior
Ih. h"neiii 81 this and AL succeeding uencr-
atoms. MlLLARD FILLMORE.
Washington, Dec. :, 1851.
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Oar sSrislCipscs.

There is onc point mhich there cnn DC no
dircrsiiy Of opinion in the South among those
,rho true iU her, who haze made mp their
minds NOT TO be stnues; thai is If ire shoufd DC
forced 10 choose brfpcrn resistance and submission
Uc should take resistance at all ha.drds"---
CALHOUN.
- To do that, concert of action musfJ be neccssn-
ry. NOT 10 sare the Union, for II ,couM then he
too late, bmt TO safe ourselves. Thus in my rcto,
concert rs Mc onc Ming ncciful..
:" What is The rcnicdy7 ansrcr secession.
united secession Of Tie slarchoiding States, or u
large number Of them. Nofhine rlse r,n be ,risc-
nothing else urH be practicable. e."-CmEvEs
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AMERICANS IMPRISONED IN asExtco.-.--,
We lind IN the Houston Telegraph, cl Tie
Sih INST, statement OF the inrarceraiiots
OF nine oi our citizens i'll Mexico, seized
upon while making their way TO t;alifoYnia.
The Telegraph thus speaks OF this neT-s
outrage: b.,
ave have been informed by gcntle-
man who visited Durango q lew months
since, that nine American citizens have
been imprisoned in tha, city Tor more linn
year, and that, unless The American gov,
crnmcnt interieres, they will probably sc-
main in PRISON for years.
"They were cmigrants for California.
While passing through Durango, owing 10
The scarcity Of prov isons on the route, (as
the crops had been cut off by the drought,)
they could not procure food, and wcts
compelled 10 take few articles OF food tS
prevent ,hcm from starving.
For th's they were arrested, and without
trial were thrown into prison, where they
remained at the time our Informant saw
them. He states that, according TO the
laws OF Mexico, travellers arc allowed 10
take articles OF food when the owners
refuse TO sell hem, provided that they take
only sufficient TO supply their absolute ne-
cessilcs. lie says he and his companions,
while travelling through Durango, were
frequently compelled 10 take provisions by
force; bu. they always paid for them at ,ex-
orbilant rates. and the alcades refused 10
arrest them. He thinks our minister in
Mexico should be required 10 ascertain
whether these prisoners in Durango arc
not imprisoned contrary TO the provisions
OF the treaty With Mcxico''
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Correspondence of the Courier.


ne message Is OF course. ,hr chic:
'"p'c .! she s:ay. II receives general ap-
probation. No exception has hccn taken.
on any side, TO The views presented IN
gard 10 orrgn afi,,Irs. and particularly
the Crhan transaction. Tho principle thai
our l,y shall pro,cc, all thar i, covers NAV
now hc considered as invioabic. No for
c,gn power can dispute il without the
h"z,rd "I war. The Recommendation o'
The message II regard - domestic concerns
are generally acceptable, though all OF
them w!!i no, be acted upon and carried
out. 1t wil! lie found that, as To the Tar Fl.
Congress will let we'll enough alone The
friends "f the increased protection Of
manuia'lurn. interests Will make much
use OF Tie FACTS ana views presented bv the
mgssagc. The value of our domestic
produce and The torcIgn demand for II IS
not iound 10 be increased by he reduction
OF "nr TnrtI, and The repeal o! the British
C"Tn l.aw>--,bough NJ. Walker, as ST.
yrc;"ry "i The Fren>ury. urged The ,roha.
b!ny "i snCh an increased ;nrcirn demand
~ an argument ~ iivor of The present
Tariti. MIR Walker c>t.mHicd th,, ih..
amount oi pioy'ssonS and hread>,uliS
exported, during he lis al year lust passed,
w"aid be over two hundred millions, where.
as It has been d,mrn. shed instead ni m
cicasing The Tariff interests vii! ol
course. make inuC'I use oi hlS fact The
Unl'oriai.on Gi ron and lfs domestic pro.
dutt.ou have h",h fallen oil, during tbn
last year. Tn: prime pa! part OF tie
InpnrtS consists oi articles manufactured OF
wool, cotton and silk.
Mr.. Gwm has already bc-pokcn the a,
lcntlnn o! Congress 10 the encouragement
oi steam communication between Cali
toruia and Chlni. a combination of gov
crHnIcnt and private capital III the cs.
tabilshrncut OF a line OF steamers Will be
proposed.
Alr Gwin states that the pnpulal0n al
Ca.,ornin viii DG 'nund To be lS5.nOO The
return, OF HE more popnlnuS parl of Caii.
forna, were d"slroyc, y fire, and delay
o' cur- ~ making them ON aran Mr.
Kennedy did 40! c-iimn,c The pop ulat,un AZ
.Iu,c thau l3NNAl, month or two AGO
ana ~ CH>c n.., estimate WAS found Ia he,
4 rrcc'. i would o!.nw that California;
wuu j have rut one Representative IN
Congress, while south tarn.ina having The
n"M largest fraction, would o. entitled 10
al add.,ionai representative Tor that
fraction Bat surprising rhai 'hr popuiatlon
of Chiornla 5e over llouO0, her traction
Wi be Jaeger than that y South Carolina
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H'S:Klasi;tssss1iD.

We had the pleasure III receiving this
morning several beautiful specimens OF
pcnmnnshp from Mr.. JESKEE. He has
certainly hr"ush, ,l,,. ar, Of using the pen 10
the highest perfection. All those dcs,rnus
apyly immediately, a, he expects to leave
us IN the course OF next week.
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of the press and euIigised by others. We
say nnthny. but are not likely 70 contribute
5 dollars in order to enjoy dinner Of tic
kind, aud its celebrity.
Mr.. FORREST and Miss CusHsIAa arc
playing here at two of The theatres, IN bold
Opposition. +. draws crowds nightly.
Miss {. VIC arc sorry TO say, is diving no.
thing. Her assumption oI British, habits
and her rcpudluI'o, Of eycsyth ~ An,cr;-
can, have quite destroyed alI her populari-
~ here.
Taking Of the theatre Mrs. FORREST
has concluded TO take the stage 10 spite her
husband. who has, you know, sued for Il
divorce OH the ground of her misconduct,
SC, rs she says only allows 1900 dollars
year for her support-not half enough
Or lady" Some ladies would live well
on much less. However, she is to PLAY
Pauline in" The Lady Of Lyons" ON tn.
Sth OF December, she will fail we suspect.
An cx-assistcnt Alderman, who had got
ten poor, died yesterday IN our Hospital
where he had been placed by charity. Here
vas change!
THIS beng no day Of business, we have
nothing else worth writing about We
bad sprinklng Of snow yesterday bat
to. day tho atmosphere is clear and bracing
and Tic whether lovely.
French arts, has jus, been arrested
Tor poisoning his wife, we hear. What n
world foars,
METROPOLIS.
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AUSTRIA AND ENGLAND-The Eagle
OF Austria, scowIs as tiercely in the direc-,
ton OF the English Lion. at this time, as
in the days OF that dastardly Duke, who
en,rapped Richard Ceur de Lion, and
showed hatred which his courage diiio
enable him fully TO crafty. The English
mob who whipped Ilayman, subjected the.
Austrian TO an indignity such Us he felt.
when Richard tore down his banner in
Paes,i' g. But unless Austria can resent
the former outrage as cunning,y and cow
ardiy as 10 tho latter case, her Eaglesw will
probably do no more than scowi.--lSc,rs.
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In order To do justice to all parties, we
rc-unhish in 'o-day's issiic the Report OF
the Commissioners of the Poor for Clnre-
mont county, several Typographical errors
having occurred in j, when published some
time Since
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CIScINSATI Nov, %, ls5l.- Distressing
.Netes from The Far West--Accounis from
independence confirm the account Of tla
loss of l75 mules belonging to The Govern.
ment,; train, while en- route TO the States.
Sixty miles beyond Council Grove, one
man was frozen TO death. The cause OF
the sad disaster was an immense isll OF
sleet and rain.
Fhe Santa Fe mail was hourly expect
ed.
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Presidency ofl,,c Co,.c-r.

The Rev. J. II. THoHNwELL has been
elected Presdcn, of The College in the
place of WILLIAM &. PREsToS resigned.
We have no doiiht this election will give
general satisfaction throughout the State
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" 1t appears certain that Sir Henry
Balwer will not return To this country az
representatives OF the Court of Si. James.
The post Of British Ambassador in Paris
Is ooke'i upon as his destiny. when the
Marquis of Normandy obtains ,iiitft lone
coveted prize, the Governor Gencralship of
Indias8 y
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The Convention Bill

Offered by J. II ADAMS was passed to
! second reading on w DIN .sIay last. 1t
provides for the call Oh ,hn 4, h Monday in
Apr. next.
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w" The TeSian Legislature mo. al
The Capitol, Anstin, on the Sd inst, wlen
J. w. Miller was elected Secretary Of
Tho Senate and Mr. Dickson Spsakey
of the House OF Representatives.
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. KKNTUcKy uNtrEp STATES SggAs sro,; -.s.ts
ihe Kentucky Legislature having been
unable to choose u United States Scnaier. s.
The House has passed q resplutiot, pogtron.s
ing the election Till the i1,h inst.
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THE FLORIDA lNDtASs-The Jackson
vile (Fla.) Republican says that there are
now five companies OF United States troops
in East, Florida. One is al Peas Creek,
two at Fort Myers, CarIoosabaichie, one
al Indian river, and one a, st. Augustine.
Col. Windcr is III command at Fort My-
crs, Major--- nj Indian river, and Capt.
Clarke at 81. Augustine.
The Republican also learns from al off,
Ger ON The line that all the Indians are
within their boundary. Bowlrgs frequent
ly visits the post at Fort Myers, wi,ero
there is trading house. sometimes nc
companied by rs ,nary as thirty men. He
himself is quite a, home, and seems peace
ably disposed. Sam Jones never makes
his appearance, being almost superannun-
ted. Bowlegs declares that his quitting
the country is out OF the question: he is
prepared 10 die on the ground; and If war
is made upon him, he will have The HI, is
faction OF putting tho whites stir all over
the territory. and will give them nt least n
SIX or seven years war in hunting his small
parties out OF the iortresses and swaiHps,
Capt. Blake oi tile Alabama, is n0W 2at-5
tempting 10 fulfil contract made with ilae't
Commissioners OF Indian Affairs for tiasI
pcaccnble removal OF thclrbe for The fixed
sum Of three thousand 'doars, 9Th seven,
hundred and fifty udditoia! fn- every Iudi-
an be gets 10 20. i is supposed there ars =
about live hundred Indians in the country,
o. whom about one hundred AMI fifty arc
warriors. The Indians report tho last years
as herin. hecn unusually sckly, andsihe
-ipIrtallity ainongjnfants hls been great. !. ..
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GTY Senltor Souse, ofaEouisiana, aa.s
ord'ng to a rllnor prevalent at New Or.
! ans, Is about 10 resign Ills scat in tile
I pitol States Senate.
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The Mississippi Convention has ad-
j"nrnci fne Resolutions nro passed are
substantially the Kane rs those adopted by
the Georgia Convention.
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fhe BRITISH mnl steamer CoH,bria.
sailed Iro,n Bos;o Oh "Wednesday last, wirll
$6s1.hO Ia specie. Fhe great Southern
Nail lid not arrive in lime Tor her to take
%
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THE SUMTER BANNER.
Sumterville, So. Ca.
JOHN II. GREEN, EDITon.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER 0, 1851.

s4" Mcs-rs. a. WHITE g. Co., arc
Agents for the Bunner in SurnterviIIc.
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From the Abbeyill, Banner.
information Wanted

OF CATHARiSE CoRNgLfa I'ERREY, n
native Of Tuscaloosa, Alabama, aged
about "a years, who left Charleston
near Eve years since, where she resided
some l6 years during the las, two Of
which time she lived with Mrs. Hall.
Any information concerning her will
be thankfully received by her brother,
Cyrus G.. Tcrrcy-from whom she will
hear something 10 her adyaniage-as5
The office Of The Abbeyiilc CSC. Bonner
G Papers throughou, the Stale vii,
confer an especial favor on typo by
publishing this notice.
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TWO DOLLARS in advance, Two Dollars
md Fifty Cents at the expiration Of six months,
or Three Dollars nt the end Of the year.
sStko paper discontinued until nll nrrcarnges
are rAIp, unless at the option Of tho Proprietor.
GsR Advertisements inserted ut SE.V
FIVE, Cents per square, (l2 lines less,) for
the first, and huff thai sun, for each subsequent
insertion.
GtssS The number of insertions to he marked
ON all Advertisements or they will be published
until ordered 10 be di:continued, and charged
accordingly.
p. Essy' ONE DOLLAR per square for n single
insertion. Quarterly and Monthly ADVERTISE
ments will be charged the same IN single in
scrlion, md semi monthly the same new ores
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t|1fqs. T.It 20 S0sI lOI lou
4 Since tho lst of December last, the pay-
sIflenls IN cash on account of the pubic
debt, exclusive of in,ereat, have amounted
to sSs;7, ,50l ,436 So; which, however. includes
tho sum Of S3,242,400 paid under the 10Th
article Of the treaty with Mexico, and tho
further sum of S2,50l ,2l3 As, being tho
Port Tobacco times, and Charles County advertiser. (Port Tobacco, Md.) 1845-1898, 1851-10-29
FOR SALE.

ONE hundred acres Of WOOD LAND, (includ-
~ ing or I acres once in cultvaton,) located
l-2 miles north from Port Tobacco, and bound
ed upon the main road, lying very convenient
for any person wishing to haul wood to market
There is an abundant supply of TIMBER for build
ing purposes, on the land, and it is of very good
quality for cultivation when cleared.
If not sold at private sale by the first III ESDAl
of November Court will then be offered at public
sale in Port Tobacco.
TERMS :-One-third cash, the balance in l, 2
and years, the purchaser giving bond with APP
proved security, bearing interest from dav of sale.
Any one disposed to purchase is referred to Geo.
Brent, Esq, or the subscriber.
CHARLES S. WILLIAMS.
Sept. 8, 1851.