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MARK SUTHERLAND:
OR,
POWER AND PRINCIPLE.
A TALE FOUNDED ON FACTS.

The author has furnished us with the fol.
lowing outline of its contents
This story illustrates, among other things,
the genius of American Institutions in develop
ing and recompensing native talent in All ranks
of society, shown in the history of planter S
son, who, giving up his patrimony for con.
science sake sets outupon life of toll and self.
denial, and through many early trials, adven-
lures, and suiierings caryes his way to merit
cd honors.
The subject is one of peculiar interest to our
readers
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are all equals, all engaged in what we believe
to be a just and great cause why should Jeai-
ousy or distrust of one another, or anything
personal, be suffered to disturb the harmony OF
our efforts
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Expectation of Life for Colored Persons.

V We have received several communica-
tons calling upon us to furnish documents or
papers for the dissemination of our principles
among those who will not subscribe to our
newspapers. The subject is under considera-
tion and we hope to submit a plan ere long
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DEATH

Died in Sodus, Wayne county, New York,
September 8, 1852, DIR. LEVI GAYLORD, aged
titty-eight years-an eminent physician, man
of unsullied honor and purity of character-a
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0LDtTRH CLAIMS.

AM st .ps.s,d In the psssssatiou Of sssDstths
Government susA Of ths selders Of the Mexicsn var
or their heirs nsd claims TO bounty land ana hsd
thsm or rs,scsd who have not applied will do
Veil 10 ousu with obtain their
lana In oss every There about 10 90 such
as An tbs Pension Oaos nearly every Of which
an AVE allowed Authorised to sst for the claimant "a
word . he wise 10 sufkcient-" -.
oar saspssdsd claims under .ot Of september ss lss
Alas suessssfuy prosecuted and fee will be charged N
an, ease unless land 10 procured. Address
Ssut 96 A. N. 6ANGEWEk, Washington, " 4.
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ps usn rs AND BLAcxxMurnS BELLOWS

EEOK8E W. METZ a SONS, 3i7 Market street. fhii
NJ sislphis, soItiDus To make and have on hand
large VI smihs foundry Basies ard Dent
ists Bellows. They also manafsctuTe brushes Of sssry
description, Of good quality. Dot -
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- BE DAYS or DRINKING WINE FORGOT

VITtLLSON'S Temperance House and Botanic Medicine
w Store BY Dr. J. r. WILSON. Commodions sta
bling and tame hay RAst of Main street. Jackson,
Nliehigan. fy rods east Of the Railroad Depot. Dec
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CONGRESS.

Monday, December 6, at 10 o'clock, the SEN
ate was called to order by its presiding officer,
VIM. R. King. Twenty five members appeared
in their places.
The credentials of MIR Dixon. of Kentucky,
having been presented, a discussion took place
on the question, whether there was, in fact, a
vacancy in the delegation from Kentucky I
The subject was at last laid upon the table, to
allow the reading of the Presidents message
after which, the Senate adjourned
The House was called to order by Mr. Speaker
Boyd One hundred and eighty three men,
bers answered to their names
The business Of drawing for seats was then
begun. The members retired behind the bar,
their names were put in box, and drawn out
one by one, by lottery, each member, us his
name was drawn, walking in and selecting his
seat.
The work having been accomplished, some
preliminary motions were disposed Of the
| Presidents message was received and read
and the House then adjourned
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FREE DEMOCRATIC VOTE OF PRACTICAL
VIEWS

COMPARED WITH THE LIBERTY VOTE OF 1874.
We present the following tabular view of the
official and estimated returns Of the Free DEM
ocratic vote Of 1852 as compared with the Lib
erty vote of 1874
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ANEW WORK BY MRS. soUTHwoRTH.

We shall commence in the first number of
the next volume Of the Era, n new story by
Mrs. Southworth, which will run through
quarter or third of the volume, entitled rs
fellows.
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The Burlington (vt) Courier keeps the flag
of Hale and Julian flying at its masthead The
National Era is the only Free Soil paper which
throws cold water on the proposition to nomi-
nate Hale by reclamation, and enter at once
on the campaign of 1856
Wisconsin Free Democrat.
We presume the Free Democrat overlooked
the following paragraph, in the Era of the lsth
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The returns of 1892 for New York, Michi-
gan, Illinois, Iowa, California, and Virginia,
are estimated the rest are official.
Not single vote was given for Liberty in
1874, in Il slave State. This year, Anti-Slavery
electoral tickets We're got upin five slave States.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

those who have started us from our Rim van Win.
kle slumher, in aiding in the construction of
Railroad neross the State. II is therefore
Resolrci That the time has come when we
must awake to our interests aud when we must
convince the world that Our eyes are open and We
have our ssasrs.
Resolved, That, to prove our first resolution. we
pledge ourselves, To lend our aid energy and as.
slsianre 10 any wise and udieinu, system of inter-
nal Improvements, winch maY be originated and
adopted at the central mecing 10 be held at Little
Rock, on tie 9TH Of luIy next.
Raalrd, That the chair appoint twenty dele.
gates to attend the central State convention on the
lth of July.
Rsso'rod That the proposed route for a rail.
road extending from point opposite Memphis. to
the feNas line BY Fulton, is our ifst choice, aud
our delegates are hefehy Instructed 10 east Their
votes for and lend their ihilueaec Ia lie same in
Convention,
Rssalrof That we consider the sSdaflpafiaa'
law, passed by the legislature, as an unWisc and
lnludlcious slslem-oi profit 10 sume--as 10 the
mas ai no kind Of heneh,--in the end calculated
TO sink the fund without henehtiug the State a
la'thing,
Rfsalroi, That under existing Circumstances
wc are m iaFof OF q system al pinacr IAAAtiuS
to secure The means 10 build the proposed mad.
Rfsalrrt That Mc heartily Cooperate with our
friends ol Hampstead in their resolutions adopted
in convention on the l2lh inst
Amoiion being nude and seconded for the alnp.
lion Of the resolutions, Dr. Charles d Mitchell al
Hampstead county according to pre- ious INVITA-.
ton afusr aud addressed The con, eniinn in favor
Of the preamble and resolutions in a manner n
eloquent, and with such Nehemeure that he added
new aurcls tn his desufsedly established character
as an orituT.
Ths DR., was followed by the Res. Mr Kelly.
IN aflear aud otfible speech. subject to the popu.
lar vote Of the county.
A call for the question bcing made the rcsolu.
tons were unanimously adopted,
On motion nl l. - William ESD. the ihahss
nl the convention woa unanimously voted 10 DG
Mitchell tot his address
Ia aaeoulaurc With tie "a resolution. the chan
appointed tue loIlnNine delegate. Ia the eonyen.
lion 1t Little Rock bf rLonia. !. Conway. 4.
h Williams Rev. sum. krllY. laae White. II
Huwef 4. siriuRer d.. J. VI. E,uas D. u. Janez.
John $. Owens Y II Preston. LeWis Huddla,,aH
T. KsIy James scott. Nm Johnston. Iabu Il
Dickson, Dr. Maaaey, Thomas Mcfarland. John
4 s'eseHs, William D. Could and 1asksan Bnek.
D. T. !. Conway, moved Tat am i've ai ,aIl
derzates should haNr power 10 aHiliui olheIs.
should those appointed alI 10 atipud which bciHH
secnndad W unanimously carried
A ma,ioa Was made by Dr. Conway. tint the
Hfoceallings oi this contention be- sIstsl By tHa
tilinHau aHd sasluiaf{. aal published IN tire
Washington I'll .Hph NhIaa mo ioi prevailed
On a1'iqa OF \. D. hilsms the c1useutaa
tbtg alpuf4sA
JOIN Il ROGERS. ClaIaiaa.
W. u. 6auLn. SagsaFg.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
Ga;lroad Meeting I'm clark 60.

A IN adjourned mseiiuso' tie Rz.lrsa
Convention. he'd at the Count lloaa. ia
trialelrhia on Saturday. ihc I'D day q
May, ls1.. the following Hoceeliug. sers
had. u wit
On motion, Rev. Wiley Rogers. the chair.
man ez.lcd the meeting 10 ualer.
The former Secretary b=iur a. aat. ns
motion. Dr.Jamd. X. Whitfield Nas ul11im.
ID.
Oama,iaa. tie camm,iHae, eaa.i,ias If
MeSfs. Can't Flanagan. M'Cmfs. appoint.
& to draft resolutions saiiahlo to the occa.
son, we're requested to present them
WAeraupan, tie chairman. oi tha commit.
Tee, ofIaTed the following preamble aud raso.
lIiiOns, 10 wit :--
NrLris, our >iair. although loscs.ne i.1unf.
ls nailu' r=.aiHrsf b. lsf l-.hiHit sisis
n the march OF improvement and delrarpmoni.
anil wHrrras iho pmplsiipn made hy ile citizen.
ot Texas lur The hndug OF a Convention al I.iiile
Ro,k ON ihe iih day Of July next 20 take inI1
r'l.il'nnon. Tie means, whereby 'iis Impnlyr.
meat and dcycuptncni mas De- brought ahlui
meets with ihc appreciation ~ tae .usads ui m.
ruyrmsui ia iaI' sla.r ani wr tar r.iIzeus o.
CafA county feeling ds~r interest il tHe wei.
are %! our sister State and tie elu.e OF Internal
Improvement generally, sud lIIy alive 10 the iaci.
that our si' auccmenl or decline. isp5 ole uponih
ldophonnia lniiclog 'ysicni ui ini fllal Improve.
-IlrfeNw. b. if
hea'rff. That W heartily aTTr,r Of Toe iimr
ani olgrels Of holding The toatenuon az Little
Rack
Bda'si. Taa, W. hail With r. .h-irs t'ie lawn
ni sn.ui al improvement DO uIf Stale. and ,giIl
10 al in oni power 10 assist IN promoling aud d.
fcc'iug g.
Ro-ir5i, That Il is tho scn.c OF this meeting.
hat ihr whole energies ui i.e Nnie should II, rnn.
cenlui,l upon ihr CrH'rl iHlIfosd o. being The
one, noi os'g iic m0si pgciaah,, the lciti rApon.
si'c' and ihc most rapabic col heucuiiius asr Sais
o. large. hnt ei ulufilng communication uf our
friends in Ic,ls, with iAc commercial c.lius of iur
United States
Ros3nd, lhii the disposition msir of Che 'lo.
600 arfr and seminary ind, by our las General
Assembly, u a. uuoe inludic0u. and unpnihilLlf.
and CONTRARY iu Ur Object lal m ,irw hY tbs
gIaniurs OF .aiJ lual 10 thr slle umi tlat We
earnestly recommend a repeal by The uryi Genrr.
al Assembly of the law Distributing ihi, fund
1mnng ihr cUun'lrs. and ltl' tht H.ne be- afpl.rd.
according 10 the evident intention ol the giauto..
-, ohlrcis oipsb'r anj grafrai utility
hoo'rdi, That We support NJ man inr ihe neat
legislature who Is not hesulIy in favor OF a u.
dirinir system oi Internal improvement. and wia
D. nui an unrampmmislug ulyuUair 1i i8e revival
Of ihe law distributing iAc Internal improvement
iuud huang ihe counties.
Ho'rot Ilai our delegates b" and on hereby
Instructed aud empowered To at m ,ad Couvog.
uon, a. may secm 10 them most conducive 10 the
public interest
Which preamble and resolutions, ailcr very an.
prppHl'e fruarAsby T.. ". CAN'T In, on motion
olJ l. Miihgupoou, Ecu, were nuanimUtly
adopted.
ioa'ei, That ihe "Afsadelphia Sentinel" be-
requested to publish the proceeding, oi ihis meet.
ing.
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
WILEY ROGERS, Gin
J, X. NmrrELp, Serrdafg
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
Railroad Meeting in Pike county,

Pursuant 10 notice. the citizens of Pike county.
met At MuHWashnm nn Saturday the 2!ni lay ai
May, l1r the purpose ol holding convention 10
clct, delegates 10 thr Central Internal Improve.
mcn, Convention, 60 be- he'll ai Little Rock on ihc
lih oi July next. and nf The further purpose ui
expressing ,ht sense ol the county upon the great
subject nj Internal improvement and particular.
ly The construction OF a Railroad from a poin'
opposite Memphis on he Mississippi river, 10 the
TcSas line by Fulton.
The meeting was organized by calling John r.
Rogers, Esq TO ihe chair, ani by ihcapponm,nt
oi William u Gou'd as secWiHrr, ~ huci bui
eloquent manner the object Of Tue meeting was
explained by Rev. Samuel Kelly
On motion OF A. D. Williams a committee Of
FIVE were appointed 10 dmll suitable resolutions.
expressive Of the scnsc Of the meeting. The COM
millee ailcf an absence olairw moments through
their chairman reported The following preamble
and resolutions.
WHfHu,s a period has auiycl incur history.
when IN order 10 secure r. pocahIllty toourclyrs
--as community, prosperity and happiness That
We must lend our assistance to some enterprise,
which will ensure 10 us, aud our posienty, those
blessings, Arkansas now, in point OF improvement
enterprise sc, Is the @fag mi q orfa'ioH a by
word among hcr more prosperous sister, Tor want
OF energy. The general government IN more than
one instance, has lbemly lent her assistance, Dot
by an unwisc and improydcnt sysiem ollcgslaiion
we have ,quandercd the whole, and are now bank
rupt And whereas, we have slumbered. lmost in
gl6nouslyl ,t goaded to actionby our sister States,
who wish to secure our prosperity while, pfomot-
ing and ensurng their own, our State lays like
an incubus 1pon southern improvement blank
upon the grat map Of The Union, without them.
And whereas, being satisfied, that We can only
arrive at a respectable position by encouraging
internal improvements-by cooperating with
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
STEWARDS HALL.

INllE subscriber wanld respectfully inIorm the
Il public and particularly The friends and nut.
Tons Of the Washington Male Seminary, that by
appointment Of tie BaaTd OF Trustees he has
recently beeome Steward Of this Institution. and
is now iully prepared 10 accommodate alt Students
mat will call upon him with Boarding, l.odgiaa
dc and every Necessary attention will h. given
10 rundcr them comfortable and pfescfse their
health aud motals. The buildings are large. the
rooms airy and pleasantly situated At a convenient
distance from the Seminary
The Terms will he-lor Boarding, Lodging.
Washing, Fuel and Lights, Eight Dollan per
month.
falhose who may require ialulssnce he would
say, seni uu youf soas, and pay out Of your next
cup.
\. IA icw families or single gentlemen can
be furnished with Boarding and Lodging on ae.
eommadauag terms.
=. IL W SMITH.
Washington. sept. %. 1851. sstf
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN, that |, as
" administrator debonis non with the will an.
nexed, of John " Lemay, decd, in pursuance of a
decree OF the April term OF the Circuit Court Of
Lafayette county, 1882, in chaneery sitting, will
sell at public auction, to the highest bidder at the
court house door in said county on the 9th day of
June next, between the hours of 10 A. NJ. and 2
p NJ. Of said daY ten or twelve likely Nraaons
belonging 10 SAID estate.
Tens Of Saif-A credit till the first day Of
January next taking bonds with two approved
securities, bearing ten per cent interest from date
I'LL paid, BOLlN STRlCKLlN, Admir-.
by ". $, MecARrY, his Atty
MAY To- 1852.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
For The Tdeqraph
X OSsu II.
ny aANrs T. JEff.

wv iAhhs T. jhff.
Who boldly comes with nodding plume,
Laced garments, martial air.
And royal hndy-guard, at whom
The plain-hred natives starei
He looks lite one of high degree,
And moves with kingly Pride
some noteniate lfom DER the sea,
With sabre BY his side
Pfis knssuth the Hungarian Chief,
Who haitlei for the right,
Now, vonquishcd, comes 10 seek relief
Against oppressive might
lie tells US and he nohlY pleads,
In words VI deeply feel,
That Hungry, pierced and tramplel, blrrds
beneath The despot's heel
And as he ,isdr norirays
Ills own anil Country's ills,
Ills language like lightning blaze,
Each patriot hosom thrills;
And thouaads Of his cali would rush
Across the deep aiar,
To die for Hungary. or crush
The Austrian aud the Carl
Tho, sirAnHr we would not uphfaid
The spirit snwed with wo.
In asking ogf material aid. p
Ahy all iha pomp and show
Tho nairioi true. lis said. than art.
And LOFTY thy task,
Rhy beats the patriots noble heart
Beneath liagly mask
The tYmnh who nnpress thc brave
We would we're trndden down.
Yet, en ihf mission DER the wave
nnr Government must ffown
The stars Of oar devotion strong
In darkness might he flflel.
Should we aitemni to cnish each wrong
Disgneeial 10 the world
Hungarian 10 our harpf shore
We fna.llv welcome thee.
Thy laui' misIofilnrs ws denlnre--
II chamn'an cannni he
For We have interests 10 nuteet
And haild NJ here a home
Brishi Freedom ship mnst not he wrecked
Mid lnicreniiou's loami
inst ere he sank into the grave
One, Whose dear uame We bIess.
such counsel 70 his Country gate.
In bis Farewell kllrcss=
say nai thai we hIs words mistake.
Or do nai under tand-
His pint Breathe. and Is awake
Throughout this mighty land
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
A. L. sTIns0N, Public Agent,
Main Office. No. l9 wan st.. New York

Main Office. No, lo wall st., New York,
WILL give prampt and lalhmll attention 10
w PURCHASING and WARDING, in
large or small quantities articles OF Mancusspiss,
SURGICAL aud DENIAL INSTRUMENTS, MECHANICS
Tools AGRICULTURAL IMPLEMENTS, PLANTS, Sc.-
oNs, seeps, &e. &e., TO any part of the United
States.
He will also attend 10 Applications ior Patents,
Financial Negotiations Marine insurance. the Sale
OF Produce and Mechanical inventions, lie pur.
chase Of Liverpool, European old California
sienmef Tickets, the Importation OF Books aud
other articles the Recovery OF Pencnal Effects Of
Deceased Strangers in the Northern States, Collect
Debts, Subscribe lot American and Foreign Maga.
zines, &e, Insert Advertisements, Institute In.
qalries allcr Missing pcfsons aud Property and.
Ia hne, execute every practicable, prener aud re-.
munumllvc commission IN any ol the aboyo.hamed
places, and IN Gcal Britain.
AadIess tfast paid A. l.. srMsoE, No. 10
Wall Street New York,
~ Only sch letters as shall have hoen pre-.
pald viii be aken lfum the Posi- oiiee, and every
original applications 10 met aia ailoReii masi a.
oless oar dahiH.
OFFICES or THIS AGENCY;
10 Wall sirest, New York Baltimore street.
Baltimore, Nd; ll6 Chesnni street Philadelphia.
l1a MAN street Hartford, c., Pennsylvania
Avenue, Washington ID, c. and "a Washington
street, BOSTON,
REFERENCE
In New York, Messfs. DAVIS Bfaaks & Co,
ani Adams Co in Philadelphia, Messfs San
ford n shocmakcf in Rosiou, fmnkn Haven,
Esl, President Merchants Bank. aud c. W. Cart.
wright Esd President Manufacturer Insurance
Company; ia New Orleans Messrs. David Felt
q Co, and Adams a Co S Express IN LiyeIpool,
Messu. Eiwanls, Sanford a Co
May } lisa lsztf
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02

X, ?. Rurtr AM SorrH CtrnmaA-The r..
isna'ion ofihc Hon, R. g. Rhott. one nfthe Setiib
larolni Senators in Congress. b. announced in
ihe. papers NJ that State. It wns received during
ihcRiilng Of The late Convention and was prnhab.
Iy ha.tened by The anticipated action Of that bolv
90 different from that which Mr. Rhctt has conn.
.eled' He wa 900 cariy-and has been an inle.
laugahe-'abofer for The immediate secession of
S'nih Carolina during the late controversies. sni
has been disailrcicl towards the Union. ON other
ground. lnf iwcniy ycam past llc Is known fo
enieIlnin The opinion that South Carolina ought
10 'eecde. AMI that at all events. she shoplJ cul
on all possible connection with the Federal Gov.
ernmelt by Withdrawing her Senators and Rep.
,.,'cn'a'ivos' and declining 10 supply their places.
lie ha' several times indicated hs individual do.
termination to take no part in the debates; ha,
more than once announced that his las, speech hrl
been made but has still continued u aci and made
more speecbc' after Tie "4..I'
Tho dissolution, by the voluntary act OF the re-.
cent Convention Of all the machinery for orraniz.
ing disnnion, which has been pui together with
40 much care and toll, mus, be- heavy diseour.
agemont 10 a man Of hlr. Rhetts temperament
and he. consequently. wihdmws from me service
Of the State, which does not appreciate him. nor
follow his coun'es. lie can be spared. we tbink
without regret and without inconvenience.
N o. Plqyprs
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
FRESH ARRIVAL.

Nv l. have iuft received direct irom New On.
w lrlHs ihr iailowing articles
boois. Shoes Hats, Linsey. F.annes. Bcseh.,i
Dni.s, spun Cotton, O.nabuigs, Domosiics &r.
Also.
Iron German, English Blister American, and
Ja.' steel. Plough houids. Powder. Shot Pocket
Knives, tomb', Hand s1w Files. Baek.miih
Tools Ca, steel lioea, Trace Chains, Percussion
CAPS. &e. &e.
Also.
Brandy whi,kcy, Toilrco. Ganlen Seed. Su.
gaL Coffee, Nlolas.,s, 6r.. &e.
Al of which. IN addition 10 our previous s,oek
makes fair assortment Of goods, 10 which We
invite ihr attention Of our customer and friend.
generally
, D. a v BLOCK.
i'h' ~ lN't. siw
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
ADMINISTRATORS SALE.

Il pursuance Of an ordcf of tie Hon the nr5.
l. tate Court Of Hampstead county. the under.
signed ~ Administrator Of the Estate ol William
II. B5wru dec viii offer iof sale ~ the Court
lloue dooToi the county Of Hampstead on Mon
day the 10Th day OF May neat tisjgl between
tho houn lor judicial sales on a credit OF twelve
months. ihe inluNiag desenhed real E,iaie, to
Wit Tie Mesi bali Of sce, Q, the West hall OF
scc. 30. The Wet half OF scc. 3l, the North half
oi North East ". Of sec. 10, all IN Township
Nine South of Range Tweniy.scyen West. and
ihv South Wes' q. ol sec. two in Township ten
South, OF Rance 81 West, IN order 10 pay the
debts Of said Estate
wM. H. ETTER, Administrator.
Washington, April 7ih. 1882.
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
GROCERIES

1'llk undersigned is inst receiving and opening
Il general assortment Of Ernrufie.. winch IL
viii sell cheap for rasH to vii. sdrnr coffee.
Tour, molas'es, liquors OF every variety. ,nlaooo.
seGars, shad lharteleda cheese. candy. almonds.
piss feet, candles, snud. pickles backinr. letter
paper tns and yanely Of other ar,iees too
tedious 20 mention.
gFA lu'lsuFplvof Garden seed. ins, received
Aay pounu ngc4ins any ul thr alsrc ariicles
would do well 10 call al tue store formerly oe.
eupied BY /. H. Morgan.
SAMUEL PARKER.
washington, March ", 1872. Him
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
TlNWARE MANUFAcToRY,
H'lSITTNG TON. Xxx.

T'llE Undersigned lave commenced the manu-.
Il hciuro Of HnWarc 81 Blocks old s,and on
Main street whrfc they have. and will continue
Ia keep on hant general assortment Of Tim
ware, made ui The bcsi material Merchants and
Others who have been in the habit OF purchasing
their ware ut New Orleans will lind II 10 their
advantage 90 give rs call, and examine our
stock and priaei before purchasing elsewhere as
we are determined 10 sell on reasonable terms.
House uiicrng and al other kinds Of 30 work
will be executed with noaine,s and despatch.
We wsld respectfully soiicii the attention
Of the public 10 our shock and prices
WATT a SrARNES.
SEPT, 10, 1851. 3G6m
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
GIN MANUFACTORY.

fINllE undersigned having associated ihemzalyes
L lot the purpose Of manufacturing COTTON
GINS, in the town al Washington respectfully IN
iom Planters that they are prepared with the
bel quality OF material anl machinery for manu-.
hetuHns superior GINS, Which they fully guafan.
lee. Planters and oihcrz wishing 10 pnfehaso.
would do well 10 cali and exhmine the quality of
ouf Gins before purchasing elsewhere.
Particular attention viii be paid 10 repairing;
md 10 avoid ans Misunderstanding and nfnicei our.
selves We viii rqaife d special eouitzei, and the
payment oi all charges On the delivery OF the
work. J. Il. CROSBY.
L J. LAWS.
Washington Apul Il, is52 ia-tf
Washington telegraph., 1852-06-02
NOTICE.

The public are hereby cautioned again,, tra-
ding tor OF taking an assignment of accfian note,
gwen by myself and Nm, l. Clauneh aud made
payable 10 james smith ", for two hundred dol.
lars, dated sometime in January ISL, aud due the
2ith Of December ISL, as the same has been
lUlly paid and Is nnusllY withheld ifon me.
JAMES {, MONROE.
Washington, May 10. 1852 9l.