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DRIvATE TUTOR.-A young English senuems'i, paris y
received good education, and resided som 20 youne
obtain the position OF tutor or companion /"
private family Of respecshsi,y
.s IN and family
given to parties ofthe highes, respectas'y either ~ @
In England, .a.--.~ 49, Mes York
Mar le-duf
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HANGING ACADEMY.-Eirst Course.-Mr. r. X. Liable
the citizens Of Washington, George
Of dancing lessons for tho
Thurdsy November at his ROOM over
prkers south side OF Pennsylvania
avenue opposite Browns hotel
DAYS Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays.
will be Introduced and tasght.
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SEVENTH semi-AnnuaI Trade sale Of Carriages
y This win take Wednesday morning, 9th March
past 10 o'ciock the Chinese Museum Philadelphia
and viii both Of the extensive saloons Of that caacious
building
light top wagons will be arranged the large ball room,
second
The stock carriages
In the United embracing
Co. John Merek, Howell sparks, D. Doughty, and Others
acknow ledgcd reputation.
carriages be admitted catalogue
by makers purchasers rely securing good
article.
Open tore shibiuon The day previous.
Purchasers informed post
account OF the weather.
ALFRED NJ. HARDNESS,
Auctioneer
Auction horses CARRIAGES
Museum Saturday throughout
hand believed 10 be the largest the United
States. Feb 6-2aw3w
Virginia Land Once.
Richmond, January u, 1859.
IN conformity the Code Of Virginia Of lsi9 4s section TO-
Il | known all whom u concern that
by cerhcae Of The eeheaior OF the county Of Page,
December 1851 received into the Land
Once m day Of January 1882 ha, by inquest held on the
December 1851, lot of land containing thirty three
lying Page adjoining Gideon Brubakor Philip
Long, Of which Robert stcklcr died sosed found
cheated 10 this Commonwealth : -
+. ". PARKER,
Jan g7--iaw6w Register Land Once.
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NEW Root AND SHOE sToRE.-The su.-eriher he.

NEW BOOT AND SHOE sTORE.-Tbe subscriber has
taken OF those and elegant recently erected ny
Duva Brother, the side
where he
branches engaged the
Henry T. Mafsclas who,
for himself high reputation cutter and whose attention will be
directed boots and shoes
would particularly OF ladies
elegant style Of Mir Mnrses gaer boots shoes
beautiful
English leather silks, and latin, which up
order In Mr. M usual beautiful style
In addition mandatory have selected with
Philadelphia and Baltimore all Of
and shoes. OF
which particularly Of the public generally
Oct 7-eolw J. NJ. JOHNSON
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IN the petition Of Samuel Truscai George wof Ofco
Pa and Doushery, Of Philadelphia Pa, psyin. S
extension u patent granted 70 them Tor inproseue
the mode OF making eas iron wheels 70 DC used on
said patent which takes place On mo seventeenth day o
d. 1851
.aid be heard the Patent one
Tuesday, The sixteenth day OF March next al ~ O'Clock ~
persons notified appear aud show cause, -
why said petition ought not TO be granted -
Persons opposing the extension are required 70 hle Ia the
Once heir objections, specifically set iorh IA whiting
twenty days before the day hearing All testimony MED b. 49,
party be used the said hearing be taken and hs
la accordance with the rules OF the once, which viii nc
Ordered also that Ibis notice pabished Naona M
gencer, Republic and Union Washington d. CT fhadep1g
quer, Pa Providence Journal Providence, r. IL rAba. a.
Eotte Pitsbug, Pa Express, New York; N. VI us ~
Bee Boston, Mass. week tor three successive wttk
sious the sixteenth day OF March next !"
Commissioner OF rasn,
r. g. above papers viii please copy
bills to the Patent Once, with paper containing hs
Jan le-law3w
IN PURSUANCE or Order Of the Orphan oo.r
OF Baltimore cy notice hereby given that, IN last viii n
admitted 10 probate the oath day OF December, 1883 a,n
the following item, designated as tue d item Of said lat
testament
Item al win and bequeah my estate my wdo.
death be divided equal parbthree parts three
Grandfather IIughess grand children their heirs, three pa
my Grandfather Matthew's grand children, their hem
county Gamorgan South Wales, shall be judges OF this %
should any the children cr beirr be wealthy M
need IT, request IS thar the next poorest OF my relations
And IN order further gwen wby Al
who be Interested in the provision OF sad
pear person. by SOLICITOR before the let day OF July 1852
under said provision,
abide such action the said Orphans court take
premises. ,os,,,o,, :, ,,,
Administrator dc to"s non, with The will annexed, Of
Dec 27-lap6m Edward Matthews
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WASHINGTON SEMINARY, ID. C.-Tbe evening English
clasca mathematical school o this institution will be
night Saturdays and Sundays from O'Clock
Q.
English grammar, practical ipstuc-
rules
OF lectures eocuton and the several kinds of public
speaking together with criticisms OF cartons distinguished English
writers OF and verse.
The classical department doyotedto explanation and analysis Of
and Latin compositions enabling the student
In tina, tongue with facility.
The mathematical class comprises the study Of arithmetic book
keeping algebra, geometry sonomety and calculus
Nov 1--lw sAMUEL BARRIER, President
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no OWNERS Lands Ina Texas.-A gentleman Virginia,
who Is good and lawyer desires Texas
would liz become the
lands that county, with view bring them
M
family and small capital aud IL DESTROYS engaging
lie the satisfactory testimonials capaci-
Integrity responsibility his
control considerable emigration Texas
would inclined
placed correspondence
advertiser and suitable by addressing, paid
VIM GOULDfN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
A.,Il-
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fFSYEx presy l government service, every
<hlxt5H taken their construction, also
s>Axzn1aea speed;
datons tor
Pce of New York Liverpool
Exclusive 500 In second cabin,
From Liverpool 10 New York, $50 and go
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No berth can be secured until paid for.
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Ths splendid OF steamers belonging this
.Sf@S&sx4 continue 10 la with he
SAL4LN steamers Pacific Mail Steamship Company,
u1xz15 ports above named carrying United
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Columbian College, -. G.
THE winter Of ak months will be opened on tho hn
j. September. -, A
Room, library bed, and furniture
Table and servants week -
Charges TO students who do not board
Room, library and furniture y
Fuel at washing 37A cents per dozen. :.
Maculson fee, $40; and small charge for average
The college exclusive Of books and
do exceed 81 80 Students be admitted
time; the opening OF the session preferable Bills pay1
months in advance.
Our students have the opportunity OF attending the courses ga
by the mest distin guhed Of science at e
Institution also Of hearing the debates in Congress
United States Court advantages
other college present.
CoLLsaH Hill August, 1851. Aug 2l-dseplnN"
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New Fall and Winter Goods


JIOOE BROTHER, co, Pennsylvania avenue,
III and received
the Washington Georgetown
and the surrounding of Maryland and Virginia, full
complete French, English India
dry goods OF the recent importaiions They
Very elegant brocade silks dark coIors
Extra rich brocado silk, evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain poul de sole
Heavy watered silks, all coors
Real Irish poplns, richly wateTed, all shades
Very lustrous black silks, all widths
wide colored silk velyets, shade
French Merino and Thibet cloths great varioty
French nous. de LANES, designs
French cashmere de cosse, latest styles
Rich embroidered chemretes, with sleeves TO match
keal Naiencennes lace cbemisettes and cuffs
Richly embroidered muslin collars,
Elegantly embroidered and trimmed handkerchief
White embroidered Canton shnwis, from s2 10 335
Velvet coaks and mantiias, styles
SILK mantilas and yiseH also styles
shawIs,
Real cashmere and Thibet soaTfs
Long and short sewing silk mts and gloves
Bajious celebrated Md gloves size and shade
Black silk laces black and eolofed silk tringes
Thread laces and insertngs, wide and narrow
Muslin and cambria rulings
Muslin and eaMhfic nseI,ings and edgngs
Sash, and belt nbands, &c, &c.
Together other and desirable goods,
which weekly add
be assured OF finding
fashionable styles
prices. - -
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NOTrCE--Those who have yet settled
IN their bills LIST July
~ calling and doing earliest
have al .cceunn sent closed the
mem Of the fall
cLAcET1' NEWTON, MAY, co.
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ID III. UOOE N CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers !"
oil cloths,
s,ecnr, house furnishing good. generally
between 9Th aud sth Streets Washington
D.C
Aug Oft
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ID EcAL ESTATE AGENCH.-A. ROTHWELL informs the
public that he has opened Office street east OF m street,
National Integencer the
attention TO the purchase and sale of city property
lie sale number of building lots various
the which will be disposed Of accommodating
improved property.
He will undertake the of purchases and sales
property for persons who need such aid
To resident holders lie offers his make
sales, taxes, Nc
persons may property
himself 10 lind purchasers
For the business which he he considers him
self well qualified extended knowledge location
value Of city acquired his late business collector
All letters postpaid win receive prompt attention.
Conveyancng drawing doed &c. will be attended TO his
Being commissioned the peace, he will
the taking acknowledgements OF deeds, &c.
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w. IT. DnvaIl, Merchant Tailor,
(Lafs firm Of L,aby 4 Dnvau,)
MOULD respectfully his friends and the public
w he Just opened varied
winter goods for ucnuemcn's wear ,ucb
Cloths casmercs and vssngr, OF the most approved manufc
and styles
Menno, sik, and cotton drawers
Hosiery, crsvnts, sutpenders, gloves
Umbrellas dressing gowns, Ac.,
which = his the
lilo solicits liberal share OF public
His present location oppoaeba former stand the National
Hotel Pennsylvania avenue.
Sept 27-5aw3wif
Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies,
Norfh~et Of oh and y s'rses
TUT lNsTfTUTE will scptcm
ber with efficient Of professors and teachers
Term. for boarding pupils $3.50 per including English
| maths mates.
Terms for day pupisper session Of 6rs nonfrom 90 &c
80, in English and mathematics.
Ancient and modern languages, music drawing painting
admission II necessary.
WILLIAM ]. CLARK rrpcipnI.
WASHINGTON CRY, August "a, 1851.
Aug U-dti5Oct
DHuIOsOPHy OF THE MECHANICS OF NATURE
II by H.. Aliew
Csischism oframinr Thns- by Emily Elizabeth wIlcment
and the Fine Arts by George Ripley
| Rsysrd Taylor l volume
Msxms and Morals Of Rochefoucaud
The Literary Men Of Great Bitain by A. Mills
/ volumes
/ Sir Roger de Coveriy; by The Spectator
i Hand Book Of Universal biography; by Pnrke Gedwin
knight cyclop~ds Of the Industry Of Al Nations volume
| with Illustrations
! N~ ~ rRANoK TAYLOR
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NEW BANKING HOUSE tn Washington City.-1le
IN
banking Washington ID. c. avai himself
early notify his friends and the public generally of the
fact and 10 solicit their encouragement His institution will bo
The Bank Union" from which dollar
will by
tangible shape gold silver drafts
the United States northern exchange Virginia bank
| able
adherence legitimate upon such basis
readily The public protected and the bank
This
upon deliberations, gratifying
experienced
| hnapeers New York. Washington, and Richmond
In addition circulation, The Bank Of the
Union" will collect drafts the the principal
elites OF the United States will negotiate the purchase
road companies, and other good securities.
departments Of
Washington will be liberal
R0 ii. GALLAHER.
Mail ZDaupI,
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CALONA Farm For sale.--Ths beautiful faiin-be orme
y residence VIM. Mait-is offered Tor SALE u a
ted in Fairfax comfy Vrpinia miles from Washington n
Co. contemplated plank road Leading from fa
court house Georgetown adjoining the farm Commodore
Jones' and 20sl high state OF cultivation
waered with living springs well fenced plenty TIMBER
pe Of fruit buildings consist of brick mansion
by a. with wings attached which make 2oo feet mont stone fam
house stone spring brick school house carriage bou
corn house with room by 20, with basemental in good
and Is remarkably healthy. -. r,,,....,
LANGLEY, Fairfax county, Va, Dec J, 1851
Dec J-law6w.
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an PURSUANCE OF AN Order OF the Orphans, 10.

r. g. Editors OF the above papers will please copy, sSd
bills TO the Patent once, with paper containing ths notice
Jan ls-law3w
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7 OST BOUNTY LA ND WARRANT.-Land warrant ~
Ii subscriber, in Washington city, (who was pny
10 r. c. Buchanan company b. 4 infantry under Tue aa
Septen been from the pocket OF Jas b. ohq
parties hereby cautioned against purchasing the said lad
warrant the subscriber has never made any assignment @
same. PETER GALLAGHER
Dec li--law6w'
I,OLT,S, ALIENS, WARMERS AND OTHERS RE
u peatng pistols, Just received and for sale by
]. w. BADEN,
Pennsylyan avenue near 9th street.
l6-2awfwn
DRONZED SHOVEL AND TONGS, STANDS. FANCY
bronzcd anrons polished steel shovel and longs pierced m
and wire tenders of 81 pieces and detached silva
spoons forks, &c. of every pattern waefs together Wit
nearly article belonging 10 houst
keeping For sale low by n,
SNf''e j.. w. BADEN,
Pennsylvania avenue, near BIN street
Dec ls-2aw4wn
ONE CASE DOUBLE BARREL ROWLING PIECE
" lust opened and offered at exceedingly low prices by
: - j.. w. BADEN,
Pennsy Ivana avenue, nearly opposite Browns Hotel
Dec I5-2aw4wif
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UIEBSTER'S American DiCtiOnary-New quar-
edition, binding
publishers agency Washington city, at their lowest prices
TAYLOR & MAURY,
Feb 10 Booksellers, 9th
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no We soaiay Iay tefste The pubic The ialcis d
,hs late ,,u,,,ep,ie, tspenblsl at ihis Mace me
Gaming Of This instrument, was completed II twenty
~, aa,. and il new before you fnf scfaitiny and
vow consideration. whether on laesuay ~ - "'
- .a, "a. III ssrpitp or reject ttfs. Inc
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C,ONSTITUTION
STATE or LOUISIANA
PREAMBLE.


~. Tho rsople Or tie State of Louisiana. DO
orlain and establish AZ 0castitutioh.
'iu"'' TITLE T. SF s
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DISTRIBUTION Or rowrns. a i,
s4ytkh is--Tha powers q 'he nosst ,n,a ~ -,
The state OF Louisiana shall ee dl.tnea = "a
VII 4 ! separate body Of Masisfracy, to-w,ti
rhnss which are Legislative so one those when
s,s F,s,a,,iyr 10 another; and thoTe which are
Ji,,liri.l 10 sncthei. q aaEt FEJ .
n No one Of these departments, nor any
1, ,,s,lln b,ijipp Office In any of them, shall exer-
,,se uoysr properly belonging 10 either OF the
others, vscep. In the instances hereinafter ex-
ur,tsly directed or permitted. ,a r#J
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xAft. Sos--xAtt oSaht9e sAo "
ticles Of impeachment may be preferred.
shall be suspended from the exercise Of
their functions during the tendency Of
such impeachment the appointing pow
er may make a provisional appointment
TO replace any suspended officer until the
decision of the impeachment.
Art. s9.-The Legislature shall provide
by law for the trial, punishment, aud re-
moval from office. Of all other officers of
tue State by Indictment or otherwise.
TITLE VI.
GENERAL PROVISIONS.
1ssicle 90s-Members of the General
Assembly. and all officers before they en-
ter upon the duties Of their offices, shall
take the following oath or affirmation
II, "a. b. do solemny swear. Tor af-
firm) that / will support the Constitution
Of the United States and of this State.
and that will faithfully and ailnpartially
discharge and perform all the duties In
cnmbent upon me as---accor-
ding to the best of my abilities and UNDER
| standing, agreeably to the Constitution
and laws of the United States and OF this
| State and I do further solemHly swear
for afirm) that since the adoption Of the
present Constitution, /, being . citizen Of
this State, have not fought q duel with
deadly weapons within this State. nor out
of it, with q citizen of tits State, nor
have I sent or excepted . challenge q
fight a duel with a deadly weapon with q
citizen Of this Stab, nor have ! acted as
second in carrying q challenge, OF aided,
advised or assisted any person thus often
ding. 50 help me God"
Art. 91.-Treason against the State
shall consist only in Ievying war against
ii. b in adhering to rs enemies, giving
them aid and comfort. No person shall
be convicted Of treason. MIess on the
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~dlscountlnY privileges. 49, "
Art. HOMO liability shall be con-
tracted by the State as above mentioned,
unless the same be authorized by some
law for some single object or work to be
distinctly specified therein, which shall be
passed by d majority Of the members elec-
led TO both Houses Of the General As
sembly, aud the aggregate nount Of debts
and liabilities incurred under this and the
preceding Article, shall never, at any one
time, exceed eight millions Of dollars.
Art. w the Legislature
shall contract a debt exceeding in amount
the sum Of one hundred thousand dollars.
unless IN case Of war, TO repel invasion or
suppress Instruction, they shall, in the
law creating tile debt provide adequate
ways and means for the payment Of the
current interest and Of the principal. when
the same shall become due, And the said
lay shall be irrepealabIe until principal
and interest are fully paid aud discharged.
or unless tile repeating law contain some
other adequate provision for the payment
of the principal and interest Of the debt.
Agt. 112.-Ihe Legislature sHafi pro-
vide by law for a change Of venue III civil
and criminal cases.
Art. 113,-No lottery shall be author
lied by this State, and the buying Or SELL
ing Of lottery tickets within the Stale, Is
prohibited.
Art. l14.-No divorce shall be granted
| Inv the / 0isIafnres6mEs "
A7t. 115.-Every law enacted by The
Legislature shall embrac6 Asat one object.
and that ehalI be expsssseas In tbe sitle. q
Ayt. 116-Nol law shall be revived u
arncnded by reference 10 It's title ; biat IL
such case, the act revived. or section
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ui the disability De removed, or ior the residue oithe
term.
Ar. 4l.--The Lieutenant 'oserno, Q, other officer
discharging the duties OF Governor, shall, during MS
administration receive the same compensation 20
which the Governor would have been entitled had
he continued n Once.
Art. 4a--The Lieutenant Governor shall, BY yir
sIse Of his Office be President q tne senate, nut
shall hive only : CASING vote therein. whenever
he shall administer the Government, or shal ne IN
able 10 attend as President OF tne senate. 1ne zen
aters shall elect one at Their ows members ~ RE
sident OF the Senate Tor the Tine ossug. g.
ar. 43--While he acts as Presideot Of the sen
ale, the Lieutenant Governor shall reserve .er ns
services the same compensation which slsaiI dor ane
same period De atoWea 70 we speaAeT " No '4e0
of Representatives,, and no more,
Art H-Ihe governor snan nave power e gra.as
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among the tour candidates haviiIg the nigh
est number Of votes in the respective dis.
trict, which of the Associate Justices elect
shall serve for the term Of Two years,
which shall serve for the term Of four
wears, which for the term Of six years, and
which for the term of eight years and
the Governor shall issue commissions ac-
cordipgly. 5H SO
Art. 67.-Any vacancy that may occur
in the Supreme Court from resignation or
otherwise. shall he filed by election for
the remainder of the u~nexpifed term; bat
If such remainder do not exceed one year,
the vacancy shall be filled by executive
appointment.
Art. 6S.--The Supreme Court shall
hold Its sessions in New Orleans, from the
first Monday Of the month of November
10 the end Of the mouth Of June, incli'
siYe.. The Legislature shall have power
to fx the sessions elsewhere during the
rest of the year; until otherwise provi-
ded, the sessions shall be held as hereto.
fore.
Art. 69.-The Supreme Court and each
Of tIe Judges thereof. shall have powel
to issue writs Of .habeas corpus" ut the
instance of all persons. in actual custody
rnder process in all cases in which tlel
may have appellate jurisdiction.
Art. 7O.-No Judgment shall be render
ed BY the Supreme Court without til.
concurrence OF a majority Of the Judge
| composing the Court. Whenever a ma
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Popular nthusia,m for pierce and king.

While the wing organs are in vain endeavoring TO
conceal the wreched failure OF the Scott celebration jest
attempted at Harrisburg, we have the most authentic
intelligence that the spontaneous gathering OF the de-
mocracy in the little OF Hilsborough in spsrsely
populated, mountainous region Of New Hampshire, has
turned to be probably the largest and most enthus
astc assembage OF the democratic party ever convened
in New England. The town OF Hillsborough was Sc
ected the place Of the gathering, spite OF its many
Disadvantages for such purpose, simply because
the birthplace OF Gen. Pierce and the place Of his resi-.
dence in his youth and early manhood Such a seec-
lion for such purpose showed a confidence tina, the
popular heart deeply interested in him and in his
election and the result proves that such confidence was
welfounded II proper TO say that this great pub
lie demonstration of, like tbs, at Newburg, in
New York. short time SINCE with even less than usual
Of preliminary preparation. An announcement was pub
lished that the democracy Of New Hampshire and the
adjoining States would assemble on given day at
Gen Perce's native town, and that eminent men would
be there to address them, and the people OF all the
gion round about came out in mass in honor OF the
man, the and the occasion That is the whole OF
the strong. and il has deep significance.
The Boston Post, Publishing whole column OF state
menis, BY telegraph and by letter. subsaniate what
i says oil the magnitude enthusiasm, and character of
the meeting, has in editorial article the subject,
the following remarks,
"T#r HrLssosouem eArusxro. Yesterday wsss proud
day for the New Hsmpshirs democracy They gathered
from workshops FARMS the varied fields Of labor,
and gave a truly gloroos welcome to their friends who
came from abroad. The atssr spcsk In glowing OF
the hospitality Of the Granite State Tho day gori-
Gus one, and the multitude gathered about the great