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on nla Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
e)UUlJU nj Butter

on n0a Pounds Choice Goshen Butter just received
0U,UUU aud for New York Butter soe No. 81 Han
Baltimore.
share OF the above has been collected with the greatest
hotels families during
wen prejudice that justly against packed
been imposed Them Goshen
butter Bsng with the old
houses New York. who superior
procuring choicest dares Orange
sending supplies regularly twice week feel
article thar will suit the most refined
such will delightful flavor until spring Hun
already realized the virtue of butter No
pains will spared All goods delivered In the
city free charge.
Also 1900 pounds very choice pine apple cheese All viii be
sold $ IN New York by the few packages.
All goods bought and sold for cash.
BALTIMORE, Dec. IL, 1851,
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NEw BOOT AND SHOE SToRE.-The subscriber ~ y
~ taken of those and elegant stores recently u
Meaar. uuyall Brother the north side OF Pennsyivshh
nue. ~ and 9Th where he inlendf
all OF its branches having
services OF Mr. Henry e. Marsess who s well known, ha
Cor himself high reputation cutter and whose
directed tho manufacturing OF boots and shos
would particularly call the attention Of the adiss 70 ns
% elegant style OF MIR. Mareas gatter boots Ana
We selected with beautiful assosmehs
and English leather KID silks, and latin, which VIII be mhaT
order In MIR. Ms usual beautiful style. -. 900.
I'm addition manuincofy, we nave feeeueu
care, in New York, Philadelphia, and BALTIMORE Az ~ "a 4
npprnyed styoa shoes of Description
M" a., - y, epI,v ~ J. NJ JOHNSON
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EaE
Baltimore and Washington MISUNDERSTANDING or
Hours.
M and Monday December m the passenger trains between
" Washngtpn and Baltimore will be folUwxi
Lesve Wa bingun nj 8 and 81, M, ~ M and 5,
Leave Baltimore and 81, n. M and aud ", p m,
The second from Washington and the fourth from Balu
express and from Philadelphia.
H. H. PARSONS,
Nov 2o--dn Agent.
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THIS institution ia very pleasantly situated on me Geofeowh
IIeivbte prospect embracing the city Of Washington
The Potomac FOR some miles and OF Alexandria II IL de-
yned 10 extend limited Of boys the benefit Of rooa
nracR Christian II seeks combine the advantages
N thorough academca instruction with The proper discipline OF
be ne regular will begin November J. Parents who Tor
any cause desire earlier admission confer with the Rector
Application admission Of pups or FOR further infomaton may
be addressed, -. a., .nar,,, o.. n =,
perencest Bishop of Maryland and Hugh Dsvey Evans
L. D. Baltimore Hon VI p Chambers. Kent county MO- hslon
Davion esq., Auditor OF the Treasury Washington Evan
Lyons ESQ., Gesr.town w. Beverheut Thompson Psporo,
Norm Carolina Cot Miller Hallowes, b. Mays, georgia
Sept lG-2nw4w #.H.
nFFICIAL Military Hooks, Tor sale ny I"yior On
" MAURy, booksellers near 9Th street Wnshinroh'
Cavalry Tactics vols price SIS very seaiee,
wsyne's Sword Exercise; price 81. -
scoft's Infantry Tactics 3vos price " 2"
Instructions for oinfain Artillery price - Genus
Cooper's Tactics and Regulations fof the Mlhna'
Instructions for Field Arilery, Horse and root
Cross's Military Laws
McComb's Courts Martial
Ordnance Manual ...
Army and Navy Registers
All other government books and docunaants'
geptB
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HANGING ACADEMYs-First Course.-Mr L, X. Liable
citizens Of Washington
Alexandria his Of dancing
viii Thusday, November At his
Thomas Parke grocery south side Pennsylvania
between 9th 7 opposite Browns hotel
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays.
All fashionable will be introduced ad taught.
DC l4--dt
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w. IL. stanford. Merchant TAILOR.

NOA side Of PennsyIraHa four doors ef Third .s
QEGs leave inform his friends, the citizens Of Washington
Georgetown, Alexandria, the public in general also mtmss
simees, vestngs large and complete Although d
e o' s %sSlo1s on a. % ~ S
establishments IN the District frsm goods thai are all perfectly n
the shortest notice. and in style 10 be surpassed equI
by any olhsr establishment - the United States,
lie pays an advance on the highest price paid In this city h,
Having been employed in the establishment of p W. Rou
for eileen and having under his special charge d
cult branch Of The cutting department known trade and ~
interest, he haer himself that he win be able please aG
H. D. Also constantly on hand general assortment Of ny %
such as shirts, drawers, Shirts crava stocks, suende
gloves, collars and every article necessary 10 complete gue
mans wardrobe;
Nov 26-oawii6w
h Ew BANKING HOUSE in Washington Cisy.-T1.
undersigned having been induced embark n the exchange
banking business in the city Of D. c. ayais himself
fact and soie, Their, nj. Institution wns
% s Bank 81 a and 10 one @
thing tangible and substantial in The shape Of gold and silver @
able funds
by strict adherence TO legitimate upon such basis
win readily be perceived that the public are projected and The
itself made stand the sures foundation This enterprise
know that il meets with the Of and agae
hnaneis,, q New York, washington, and Richmond
Unicn win collect drafts the government and on The pnp
commssion State stocks guaranteed bonds OF
road companies, and Other goo. GOO securities Sc. aa.
eminent tn Washington will be attended TO on liberal terms
no. II. CALLAHER
RICHMOND Va October, 1851. Nov ll-2awlm
D EAL ESTATE AGENCY.-A. RoTHwELL informs he
IL public opened office street. Of m
Of National ntelgencer, for the purpose
ing attention purchase and sale Of city property
He for sale large number of building lois in various
which will be disposed Of accommodating
improved property
negotiation Of purchases sales city
property for persons who may need such aid. s
10 nonresident property holders he offers his services
sales, pay taxes, SC. ae
persons may desire sell property, he would
himself to find purchasers.
For The business which he proposes prosecute
self well qualified from his extended knowledge the location an
acquired in his business col
All letters postpaid will receive prompt attention.
Convey ncng drawing OF Deeds &c. will be attended m
Office.
Being commissioned justice of the peace he will a.ndn
the taking Acknowledgements Of Deeds &C.
Nov l3-2aw6wif
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nIssOLUTIoN er.hip.-The arm
ing Of Dyer Brother this day. by mutual
consent, dissolved George r. Dyer will attend 10 tho settle
the OF hr late firm also Of the unsettled business
Robert W. deceased which immediate attention
is respectfully requested. EDWARD q. DYER,
GEO. r. DYER.
wAsuseros, September "a, 1880.
n- Copnrtncrslp Notiee.-The undersigned formed
copsnsrshp under The and Gm of Dyer MCGUIRE and
and
Brother of 10th
solicit of the patronage
slowed n and pledge themselves discharge h-
fully every conhded to them.
Mcclure prepared make advances all
EDWARD c. DYER,
...... j. @. Mcguire
wums9ros, septembA' "a, 1850.
Sept. 27--dn
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...... ~ Pennsyivnnia Railroad,
r.. SO 8sEgEfgat. WINTER ARRANGEMENT-Between
183 - sDAs Philadelphia and PttsbuTG-nme reduced
LIST December
Pennsylvania Railroad Company be
Philadelphia PltburS, twenty hours with only
wenty eight miles Of Staging an excellent turnpike
Fare, GIL.
Atlantic cities and accommodations IN all respects OF the
THOMAS MOORE,
New ll-d3m Agent Penna Railroad Co.
ThMRS II. EDWARDS, late Commisxtonrr or PEN
sons Smith, attorney alaw formerly Of Ogdens
burg York opened Office In Washington city Tor
The ansacon claims before Congress and
departments Of the general government They
business that may BE- ntrud
Reference be made any members OF he last
Letters postpaid addres to Edwards smt, Wilards
Hotel, will be duly attended TO-
l0-dly
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s-r-S-.. These ships having been built by
k&x8f pre service, been
ZL1I in their construction, also In their engines
insure strength and speed and their
daiions passengers unequsled for comfort
Pnce passage New York Liverpool ia lst cabin 500
$500 In second cabin $40
From Liverpool o York, $50 and $40
An experienced surgeon attached 10 each ship.
No BETH be secured until paid for.
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United state. Patent once,

I'm the petition OF Samuel TTuscat George wo Of Columbia
Par and lanes Doughey Of Philadelphia, Pa praying for tbs
extension Of patent Them improvement IN
the OF making railroads.
applicable 70 other upoe, from the expiration
ID. 1864
IL ordered that the said petition be heard Patent Once
Tuesday the sixteenth day OF March IL O'clock and al
persons notified 10 and show they have
why said petition ought be granted. .Es \.
Persons opposing the extension are required % Gle 10 the Pa.en
Once their objections, specifically forth writing,
twenty before oLeang testimony filed BY
party be used sad hearing
on application
Ordered that this notice be published National Inel
genceT, Republic and Union, Washington ID. CT philadelphia
quiIeT, Pa Providence Journal, Providence, H. Pshurg
Lete Psburg Pa Express, New York, NJ Vi and The Daily
Bee Boston, Mass week Cor three successive weeks
vous TO the sixteenth day Of March next
TIioS, EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p b. Editors the papers will please copy and
bulls TO the Patent Office, with containing this notice
Jan l6-lAw3w
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N PURSUANCE or a Order OF the Orphans Court
OF Baltimore city notice hereby given that in the last will and
testament Of Edward Matthews, OF Baltimore city, and which
admitted 10 probate the 2 OF December 1888, there Ii
The following item designated the third item OF said last viii and
testamentG
death 70 be divided into equal paree parts 10 three OF
three OF my Grandfather Matsws's grandchildren, their heirs
dsnteTested parish Lancawan,
Glauogan South Wales shall OF this beques
but should OF the above children their he be wealthy and
moi need that relations
either side shall have to
And Of said ORDER Is further warning all
who interested Ia The provision
by SOLICITOR before The day f July 1852
h proofs of their interest the said provision stand TO
and abide such action the said Orphans take The
JOSEPH u FICKLIN,
Administrator az Lons non, the will annexed OF
Dec 27-lam6m Edward Matthew'S
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THE BANK OF THE UNION, In Browns Marble
building for the transaction OF an exchange and
no, II. GALLAGHER President.
r. w MARsH, Cashier,
Dec left
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,,oLT's, ALIENS, WARMERS AND OTHERS RE-
: p's p'' j, w. BADEN
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
Dec ls-2aw4wh
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w. II. DuvaIi, Merchant Tailor

(Late firm Of Lusby DnpdH,) -,
MOULD respectfully announce his friends and The g q
he has just opened large and varied assortment" -
winter goods Tor eentemen's wear such as .,,vEf
Cloths cassmeres, and vestings, Of the most sppfoea
and styles
Merno, sik, and cotton shirts and drawers
Hosiery, crnvats, SUI penders, gloves
UmbIiiaa, dressing gowns, sc, -, ,.,,. "a
which hbs offer his customers AZ tht
atcr He socits share OF public patronage - y,dc
His prevent location IL opposte-his former stand
Hotel, Pennsylvania
Sent 07-.haw.yvif
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T OsT HOUNTY-LAND WARRANT.-Land warrant 1906,
IL issued subscriber, in Washington city, lwho was private
4th nfany under the act Of
18th Sepen Der 1885, the pocket Of Jas oke
All parties hereby against purchasing the said land
warrant as the of the
PEIEh GhLLhSif.h.
Dee ll-Iaw6w'
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PHILOSOPHY OF THE MECHANICS OF -

L by n. Alien. : ~, ,,,.S-,b vyflsmsht .
Cs,echism Of Familiar Things by Emily Elifses,n Ryg
Hand Book OF Literature and the tins h'si " 49,
Bayard Taylor. volume. "a.
Nsyima and Morsls OF Rocheioucanm p.,,,i,. By AsD
The Literature and Literary Men Of Great bfipA'
volumes. - -.
,iA n.y. ~ fInisr.a Biography; BY Parke Goodwin vrr
Knights Cgcisprdia Of the Industry Of Al NsuoH .
-h Illustrations rRANCK TAfLVr
New N
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Episcopal Institute for Young Ladies

Horfa,cest corner Of Oh and Il 'treefI .,
TuE INSTITUTE win resume session the hr.u n 20
Il Dor, with efficient corps Of professors and teao"
department. ,,,,r EnriA -
mathematics. A. hom slt
Terms for day pupils -per sss'ion Of frs Tnon"'
go. n English and mathematics. ~
Ancient and modern Languages, music, drawing p,th
extra. Circulars be had Of the Principal. EaTy SP
admission Il necessary .. -, .pu phpdra
wAsMworos cITr, August ~, 1851.
Aug I7--dti scot
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DROyZED SHOVEL AND TONGs, STANDS. FANCY
bronzed andons polished steel shovel and longs pierced IRON
and wire tenders 81 pieces and detached silver
plated spoons, of pattern walters ogether win
general nearly auce belonging 10 mousse
keeping For sale low by - n.nry
Pennsylvania avenue, near 9th street.
Dec i6-2awfwif
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ONE CASE DoUBLEBAR FOWLING PIECE
" just opened and offered exceedingly low prices by
T J. w. BADEN,
Pennsy iynnia avenue nearly opposite Browns Hotel
Dec lS-onwSwH
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
FAsHIONABLE TAILORING,
Lire,,y 60 Stable.
TRA SMTT'H.
SAND USKY CITY, OHIO.
sandusky city. May II, 1851.

AEE n
GNIFES notice TO the citizens of Fremont, and the
" public generally, thai he still continues 10 car
ry onthe above business in all its branches and
forms. He has made additions to his stock of
Horses, Carriages, Buggies, &c.
and is now prepared to accommodate all who may
favor him with call. Horses and carriages
For Parties Funeral
can be had at any moment. Covered and open
buggies for men Of business or pleasure, on the
shortest notice.
Riding Horses OF the hest bottom,
always ON hand. The striciest attention paid so
that all who call shall be accommodated without
delay. Teams for
Carrying Passengers or Movers
into any part of the country, always on hand.
Those wishing thing in the above line' will
do well to give him trial. he feels confident they
will be satisfied, both to teams and prices, the
former warranted to carry their desti-
nation in the shortest possible time, and the latter
to be reasonable possible. By strict attention
to business, he hopes to merit aibersl share of
public patronage.
StabIes-Ne early opposite Norton's Foundry.
Fremont, Nov ID, 1880
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As the interest on this amount, and not the
principle, is TO be paid by the State, the prin-
ciple is not classed as a part of our public
debt
Such, then, being the condition Of our affairs
we are about to enter on a new era in our
civil and political history. The great advances
which have been made, within the last few
years, in many Of the departments of science,
in the mechanic arts, in the various branches
of industry, in the application of electricity
and steam power to the control, the useful
purposes and wants of man, and. by no means
the least, the inventive American genius
which has been displayed in producing labor
saving machinery, both for the mechanic. the
manufacturer and the agrcuturalist have al
ready astonished the civilized world, and it is
yet entirely uncertain but still greater devel-
opements may be made and more beneficial
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17

There is, besides, the irreducible fund. COM
posed of school and trust funds, arising from
the sale of school, ministerial, salt and univer
sity lands paid into the State Treasury; prior
to the 10th November; 1851, upon which the
State pays six per cent. interest forever, to-
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GOVERNORS MESSAGE.
Gentlemen Of the Senate
and House Of Representatires:

and House Of Representatives.:
On meeting you for the discharge of the
solemn obligations which we owe to the peo-
pie as their representatives, permit me to con-
graduate you, that, since the General Assem-
bly, was last convened, an unusual degree of
health has prevailed within our borders; that
the earth has yielded her increase in abund-
ance, and that our State, great in all the ele>
ments necessasy to constitute powerful ma
ton, presents general prosperous condition
of our affairs, in the several departments of
the State Government.
Under these circumstances, as Christian
people, it is our duty, with humility, to ac-
knowledge our dependence on Him from whom
all our blessings flow, and to seek for the con-
tinuance of bis Heavenly wisdom in the d.
rection of our affairs-in the performance of
every Christian, moral, and civil obligation.
In calling the attention of the General As
sembly TO the condition of the State, which l
am required to communicate, by message, so
far as | have been able to learn, our judicial
courts have discharged their function by a
faithful administration of justice, and with all
the promptness and energy Of the judicial sys-
tenn, which has been, and still is in force
would permit The public credit has been
maintained and the public faith preserved in
violate. The ability of the citizens of Ohio to
meet promptly, every public engagement
admits of neither question nor doubt. The
management of the Public Works, including
the State Capitol, has been economical and
satisfactory. The Asylums for the Insane,
the Blind, and Deaf and Dumb, have each its
own peculiar Internal administration, but am
not aware of any complaint The Penitentia-
ry was, for short periods, during the past sea-
son, without its proper head, by the resigna-
ton of one and the death of another of its
Wardens; but no very serious evils are believ-
ed to have resulted from such temporary Ia
cancies. For details in all the several de-
partments and the institutions, under the con-
troll of the General Assembly, reference is, re-
spectfully, made to the reports of the proper
officers which have the honor, herewith, to
transmit.
1t will be seen, in the statement of the Au-
ditor, that our public debt, notwithstanding it
has gradually diminished, is still large; but
our resources, with judicial management. and
with rigid economy in the administration of
our financial affairs, in all the departments,
are believed to be ample to meet anY exigency
that will, probably, arise; to pay the ordinary
expenses of the State Government, and,
eventually, to liquidate the debt, without any
essential increase to the burthens of the peo-
pie.
The receipts and disbursements of the cur
rent year are as follows:
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Amount applicable to the disburse-
{ ents of IS5l...............
DISBURSEMENTS


Bills drawn upon the Treasury
and old claims and uncurre mt
funds, credited TO the Treasurer
Payments made on account of in-
terests and State debt.........
Payments from the Treesnr,, on
account ofPrincipal of state debt
School funds paid to counties, be-
ing common school fund and
interest on trust fund. d.........
Paid on checks Of Commissioners
Of Board Of Public Works, for
repairs of canals and public
works owned by the State....
Miscellaneous Items, Snndy and
Beaver canal 8 per cent. fund
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New Boot & Shoe Store.
PHILIP DORR

DESPECFFULLY informs the citizens of
II Sanduskv, and the adjoining counties. that he
has just bought of Topping and Wegsten, their en-
tire stock Of Boots and Sloes, and removed il TO his
Store, one door south of E. Leppelman's Jewelry
shop, where at all times will be found a complete
assortmenis Of Boots and shoes of every description
Just received from New York and Boston, together
with large quantity Of his owu manufacturing.
n has also engaged the Journeyman in their shop,
and is prepared TO manufacture Boots and Shoes 10
order, and in superior style.
The public is respectively invited TO call and ex-
anime his stock as he is determined not to be under
sold by any other establishment in town.
Fremont Aug 81, 1851.
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FREMONT FREEMAN:
Us. FOUKE, Editor and Publisher.

The FRxxMAE, is published every Saturday morn.
nq-Ofiee In Backland's Brick Building-third
story; Fremont. Sandusky county, Ohio.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17

Amount Of payments out cf the
Treasury during the year end
ing November 18th, le5l.....
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
TE r M S

Sinvle mailsubscribers, ,peryear, 81 SO
Clubs often and upwards, to one address ! 37l
Clubs Of fifteen 70
Town subscriber RS wilTbe charged 81 IS. The diff
,ferencein theterms between the price on papers
delivered in town and those sent By mail, is occa
stoned by the expense ofcarrying.
svhenthe none is not paid in advance, as above
suecied Two Dollars will be charged If paid with
IN the wear IL notpaid until after the expiration oi
,he year. Two Dollars and Fifty centswill be charg-
ed. These terms will be strictly sdheredto.
How TO SroP PAPER. see that You have
paid for il mp to the time you wish Il to stop; notify
the Post Master Of your desire, and ASK MN 70 no
ifv tLe publisher under hi frank, ns he is author
led to dol Of your wish to discontinue.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17

Our State debt is as follows
Five per cent. stOcks..........
Six per cent. stocks.
Domestic bonds bearing interest
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RECEIPTS.


Proceeds oftaxe~ of 1850, for Gem
eral Revenue, Canal & School
funds, including miscellaneous
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AZ
Canal tolls, wafer rents, dividends
on stock il canal, railroads and
turnpikes, and tolls on Western
Reserve and Maumee roads,
and on National road. 9;
Proceeds Of sales of Canal lands
and school aud ministerial lands l.
Principal and interest on Surplus
Revenue fund of fcouniies..... 2,
Received from fund Commission
ers for redemption ofstate bonds
and miscellaneous items......
Taxes received from banks and
foreign insurance Companies.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17

Balance remaining in the Treas
ury 18th November, 1851. ....
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17

Balance in the Treasury, 18th No
Vember, l650...............
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
$3l2,699 25 6

}.
S1.I75,0O0 90 o
l3,06I,792 II 0
44S,l0l II 0
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
SIS 584,993 SO 0

Total amount of State debt and
annual interest thereon......$l5 So.
Fremont weekly freeman. [volume] (Fremont, Sandusky County, Ohio) 1850-1853, 1852-01-17
ss,Co9,O6s 80 .

S2.696,3 369 81 6