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In Somerset before Hon Thomas A.
Judge OF the eth Judicial circuit of Maryland.
THE object OF this suit is
estate for the of PARTITION and perectDg
complainant the by
Maria Sessions. The BILL
Mackey late Of Somerset county, deceased
all his kind his wife
her William M. TOWNSEND, Eliza Townsend
FL zabeh Ann Vance, Henry Alexander Smith, smith
said James died seized ground
worth four hundred doIars The
susan OF her life estate the title John
thereto, purchase Elizabeth Ann
Semons Josiah Eingsw0h, his
of all said Johns interest the death Of William
Of Maria slemons to equal
shares ofh interest," his only heirs
heir law the sale by the said Mary L. Slemuns
said lot the complainant purchase
his Of Mara Sessions
deed given to him therefor, il there
Of her her brother, said sale
by said Henry of all his Johnson Gray
State Of Virginia; that
with said Johnson Gray OF said lot of
ants for the life Of said SUSAN still living
advanced and praying for decree establishing
the tenth interest aforesaid
ia Sessions said John b. SemoD
the of PARTITION and for of
Maria and Johnson, who residents
third day of June eighteen
subscriber circuit judge the eighth Judicial
land ordered that the complainant causing copy
be inserted in published Washington
OF five successive weeks before 18th
defendants
this bill them this
before fifteenth
and show why
pass prayed. THOMAS A. SPENCE,
True copy-test:
GEvIE WooLroRD, CLERK.
June 7-law5wif
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IN pursuance Oflaw FRANKLIN PIERCE, President heup
A@sasa 20 hereby declare and maxi o1
State q Michigan 4. ms Tss ssss SSs'sa on MAJ,
a aG saes s y q y nea Tor he disposal d s public
lands situated sits me townships and fractional
sortA Of al 5a.s tine end 81 tAs pyiepai siadA
Tue STANDS situated in section ss, township iortyseseh Of
Two 10 section our township ,os ssySs fass Ss
range ve and in section ~ three 'waP io'v nS' range
Township foriy-nne, ofrsnse ten -.
Townships fOryssVsn ol nine and any, Of range eleven
Townships forty six and fOrsevsn' of range twenty
Townships four aud sor'y Ave, Of range swsnyGy'
Township forty nine, Of range tweny-seyen. Co., 49,
Townships forty eight forty and ny-one, Orange thirty
townships forty eight fory-nne, any, and hnyOne, OF range
townships forty 1--WE. afy, one, of 'hrtysr
The vacant unappropiaed lands sections twenty Ave. twenty
SIX 6s o DS SGscR a co%esnr MoS ~
fourth day Of Ausprt next or s disposal o. ans paps ana 81
ta1t Within The following named townships and paris Of township
viz: .t.r
NORTH of the and Of s PrneiPdl msTsdG"
Township thirty seven, of range twenty seven
Townships and thirty 1--WE, OF twenty
Townships thirty four and thdyhve, of range twenty
North Of Ae base line aud east Of the principal meridian
islands situated in the following sections TO wit in
In sections three thrleen and twenty four township
thirty four The Same range elve township
eight Orange in sections three four nine and ten town
thirty and In sections twenty nine thirty and
thirty foul, township thirty OF the
by the OF schools,
other together with those and overlooked
made thereby unfit for cultivation granted 70 the STATE BY
reclaim the lands within Their imi apP'''
September %, 1850 0I be excluded from the saies.
The offering the above lands will be commenced on the days
appointed and in the order In which tey are adver
until the whole shall nave been
sales closed but no sale shall pc kept open
weeks and private entry any OF the lands VIII
be admitted until after he expiration Of the two weeks
Apply ammo a%% bo S one thousand eight
BY the President: FRhNkLIN fiEhCE
| THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the General Land Otfcc.
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ST. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
Near Eyurainsburg Frederick COUNTY MI

THE annual session Of studies this institution
9fh August, and terminates Thursday
Tor board and $3.50 annum payable
ally in advance There charges music drawing paint
Hr aad also for Spanish Italian German, and Latin The terms
for the primary drramcu composed Of pupils under
ao0 per pnuum payable half yearly advance
Letters ~ inquiry should DO addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RIOR Of st. JossPhs Academy Emmitnbug, Frederick county
Maryland.
Jul B-dlysar.
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" Should auld acquaintance forgot,
And never brought to min
Should aud be
And days o. auid lang syne"
The members Of the senior June 1889
class the ending june 1881 the Freshman
year ending in june 1880 hereby
Washington ID. c. The third March, latest
brighten the links of the chain of friendship
nor tide entirely exchange
lives greeting and synpsthy and to lament the unmey
some OF their most promising compeen.
preliminary meeting of the scEappoined committee
held the Grst Monday September, 1885, al the United
States HOTEL Chestnut between Fourth
which those members of the
venent invited attend
adopted TO secure as full attendance possible
In the those whom ths
good enough furnish the secretary ofthe
their respective post Offices. IL
Of Trenton, N. j., Chairman O Committee
ALEXANDER @. BART, M. D.,
... OF Philadephis, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGHTNER
PHILIP PENDLEToN,
- OF Winston, Allegheny Co., Nd,
SAMUEL p. RICHARDS,
Of Balsto Iron and Glass Works, j.,
LEWIS w. WASHINGTON,
OF Montgomery county, Maryland,
- Committee
JoHs WnpsAr, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March2I-lawtMar3 tIneliKencerl
All newspapers the civilized are request
ed to notice this advertisement columns
be OF the classes
visions Of the globe and all newspapers throughout United
states OF America requested 10 give
casonay between this date and the ID Of March A. ID. 1857
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office

Of tOitkdra1aI Of lands in Florida and Alabama.
pursuance Of act entitled granting public lands,
In alternate the States Of Florida and Alabama,
aid OF railroads in said Sdes"
May, le56, all the lying within fifteen miles
side OF following branch named said
wits from g. Johns river Jacksonville to the Of Is
Gambia bay Pensacoa from Amelia island on s Atlantic
the waters OF Tampa with branch Ceder Key the
Gulf VI Meuco Except Tampa portion south Of It's
Key from Pensacola, Florida
Montgomery, Aabsma-have,
suspended from location until further orders.
Given General Office, the city Of
Washington, this twenty third day OF May, 1885.
THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
MAY o4-law6w TStar A. Intell Commissioner.
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Notice of Limited Partnership.

THE undersigned give they day
tied partnership under the firm of Appleton Co whose place
OF business the Baltimore purpose
selling stocks drafts foreign and domestic exchange bonds
and checks and the OF brokerage
exchange business that William Stuart Appleton and Henry w.
Howell reside in said city, general partners George
Rust resides oudoun county, special
that said George Rust has contributed his Of the
stock thousand dollars
the said partnership this 18th of 1885,
TO terminate on the 18th day of March, 1857
VIM STUART APPLETON,
H. w. HOW ELL,
Mar 25-d2w GEORGE RUST, OF Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves together indicated the
III n Of
stocks bank notes. eon foreign exchange
Of sight and bills negotiation corporate loans bonds bills
pomio notes business in public securities 1ehanee
We will make collections, deposes
checks, and allow interest standing
We have secured the services OF Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYNE
(o the late firm Of Seden Withes Co.. Washington, CJ
who will his undivided business
house, and all Of his therein will be fully
APPLETON d CO.,
April sew 2I4 Baltimore street
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PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!

PROTECTION AND INDEMNITY FROM
LOSS BY FIRE!
FIRE, Marine, and hLaHd IHsaTaAes.
AUTHORIZED CAPITAL AND SURPLUS,
$1,35s,I6I 10.
FARMERS AND MECHANICS, INSURANCE COMPANY OF
PHILADELPHIA.
Office northge corner Of dssnas dnd Seventeenth
street, WdahiagOA, D. O.
DIRECTORS.
Hon. Thomas B. Florence, Charles Dnsee,
George H. armstrong, Thomas Aanderded,
George aeHInbSid, 7. Carroll Brewster,
THOMAS B. FIORENCE President
EDwARD R. HELMBoLD, Secretary.
LOCAL SURVEYORS.
Charles Walter, No. 397 ID street, opposite City Ian.
John Thornon corner let street and Virginia avenue
John RggIes, No. sol Thirteenth street, below Pennsylvania
avenue.
MARINE SURVEYOR
Captain p Levy, No S67 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Ma
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT.
John Thomson.
most Senss Of q, this company Win compare soaS with
From the Isl day August 1855 Ave m6h!ss Up - let January
drsa and eight eaand hundred and @ one dollars viii
Win ss s hundred and sixty 81. dollars reported
1at se ~ soliciting share Of public patronage believing
according equity than legal tsenneasS
RiEs WAREhousEs al descriptions of BUILDINGS and thei
sTEXMnoArs, CANAL BOATS, RAILHoaps, and .hs a.aa
s@a s me- $ Of nsas and
The Of premium will companies,
xng ihe every Improvement in construction anu arrangement
will be taken into confederation.
All losses spsed.iy atjasied promptly paid.
Once northwest Pennsylvania
street, Washington city, ID. q. " '"''"''enu
Insurance may also be effected at the Home Office,
Northwest Walnut Second PAiiddephfa
And in other principal cities of the United States
| officers of the company.
| June l3-dly
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The New York and Liverpool United State,
Mail Steamers.

The ships comprising this line the following;
The Baltic Capt Jos ComstOct
The Adriatis Capt James West
These ships having been built by e1
2 pressly for government service, every
N44 10 taken their construction, engines
s to insure strength and speed and their accommo-
dauon for unequaed comfort
Prce OF passage from New York Liverpool
In second cabin, s5. From Liverpool New York.
guineas.
An experienced surgeon attached to each ship.
No berths can he secured until paid for
The ships this heads and
to avoid danger from ice will the Banks Of a
until aner the LIST Of August.
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GOLD, silver fine and plated pecces &c.
all focuses with peoca perscopc and paTaboa glasses
long experience gives peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted TO the eyes OF weaTers
NJ. W. GAIT Il BRO,
S24 Tenn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth
Jan9s-n
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NOTICE ro pRE. EMpT1oN CLAIMANTS.

Every person the right Of emphon of the
within the townships and of townships above
ted required establish the to the OF the
land oce and make thereof
paeieabs ts notice. and before the day
pointed the public sale Of the lands
bracng claimed otherwise claim will be forfeited
THOs. A, HENDRICKS,
Commissioned OF the General Land Office,
8-tawl3w Intel and Starr
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PROPOSED nlzIs sIILIp..

EDWARD X COLLINS,
No. So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SIMPLIFY CO.,
Liverpool
STEPHEN RENNARD Il co,
~ Austin Frars, London
B. @. WAINWRIGHT & CO.,
The OF these ships will be accountable
bullion, cwelr precious
ading therefor
May dur
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A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Boston by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarged and elegantly furnished possessing
she modern and eonysnences F the sooomod
On efthe uavsllnK paha,
DHe it-aly
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Completion OF Panama Railroad.
Reduction Of Fue 10 California.


Upied States mail steamships leave New York
E0 for hspinwan the 5th and Goth Of each month,
SA6 connecting with mail steamers from Panama to San
Francisco.
These steamships approved Navy
Department, and guaranty speed and safety
The Panama railroad "a miles from
TO ocean, and crossed or hours The baggage Of
checked in New York through
embarked Panama bY the
The paid In New York all expenses OF the
Reserve In In New York Panama. and
San Francisco detention In OF accident
the route IL endrely reliable.
Passengers Panama the day they Aspn-
wnll.
Conductors through by each steamer,
women and children without other protectors.
For through the apply agency
West street, New York, l. w. RAYMOND.
May6-du
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DEsA&rA2ET THK IKrNROH,
Once Indian Affairs
September ~, 1856
ALLIED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Indian Goods
Nne Ieee~e Al the Once Indian Affairs, Washington city
oeascs q M, on Friday, The 3st Of October next,
antet goods fo The Indian Department for nlnlns treaty
WIN saous Indian ubes and other Indian purposes,
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Change of Hours.
EN- syIl

IN and ater Monday, the 23d instant, leave
" Washington at and 81, a. m, and AID AZ, p. m.
On sunday, al ~, p.
Leave Baltimore AZ and Ok M and and 5S, D. m.
On Sunday, at4t, a. m,
T. II. PARSONS, Agent
April a2-dn
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Stationery street, they will all their
requirements addition the following
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THE Letters Of Madam. Il. s-v,ene her Daughter
1 and Friends edited Wy Mrs Sarah >, BALE 4 vol 81 a6
The Letters Of Lady Mary Worey Montagu, edited BY Mrs ss
rah ]. Hale. | vol. 81 IS.
May ~ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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WIT end Wisdom of ths Rev. sydney smith, by Duyc
w knck 81 IS.
The Life Herodotus Century
Christ imaginary biography founded fact; by J. Tai
boy Wheeler o. r. g, 4. ? vols 81.
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Life Sketches from Conmon Paths series Of tales
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The Rise Progress English Consultations by s.
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Just published, and for sale TAYLOR n MAURY's
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E. NEW YORK nnEmnS, AND SOUTH
W AMPfON UNITED STATES MAIL STEAMERS
k1 rne ships comprising this line the WASHING
ward Higgins - = -
These steamers stop Southampton going returning
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ofhce and depot southwest and 18th stress
Feb 97--dSmif
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soari, and restoration " AdrawM lands 10 marks.
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED STATES.
pursuance ofaw, FRANKLIN FIERCE, President Of the Uni
public sales win Ss ssd Al he places and dates
TONED Of the vacant lands in the sections bearing odd nao waet
Cairo Fulton railroad, Of MIssouH and
Por smith, sdbeot minimum dollars y PEI
acre q provided o the se approved sh February ss
constructing said railroads. and specially excepted from graduation
III The State Of AsK.EsAs1
The public sale viii be held 2. The land once a. nATasytLs
the disposal Of The vacant public lands within such sections bearing
mentioned townships, viz:
NORTH bose line and east Of tAs ah principal meridian.
TSwn:SiP T. r. ~ /: u q ~ Gs'
Townships 10, IL, ls,. 10, %, Of range 3.
TSwn:niR: Z s a 8 y j o61. ss. 4
Townships 10. 90, al ~, OF range 6.
North fths aud Of Gh prtsciPa merdan
Township: H. i Il H. s 3D. range anss
TowSsh;ps ! = q ~ ~ .!dI u "a of S9gs'
Town.aips J. 2,.as3ss''5 10, H. ofisnsos.
Township 8, OF range 2.
The public land ONCE HELEEA,
pOaa the public ds wl,Sn such odd NUMBERED
referred situated the following named townships
to wits
North of the ofshs h principal msrtdia~.
Townships 3, 4, s, 9, of range ,.
Townships 8, g.. ~, Of range g.
townships D, o, I, oil fansea
The public sale will be held at the land ONCE at LITTLE Rock
commencing Monday October dis
public lands within odd numbered sections
referred situated the following townships viz
South Of base line and Dest Of ths ina principal meridian,
Township !, of ranges II and ls.
Townships a q Of range 49,
Townships l." 81 3, of range IA.
Townships L. 2, 3, 4, ., of ranp"s Is and H.
Townships ., 5,o.7 ., of range IL.
NORTH % IN" Of the I'm principal mcrtiian
'swnshps l, a. J, Q, Z Of runge6.
Townships ], 3 ., A. s. 81 of range7.
Townships /, %. ,, D. s." g. 2, Of range o.
Townships l, - 3, A." 8, 8, or ranged.
Townships l, % 81 4, 5, OF range 10.
Townships !, a. D. 4, OF range Ill
Townships L. g.. s. 4, 8, Of tanpg I2.
Townships !, 2, o. a. g. 6, of range l3
Townships l,e, g. 4, $, g. I, of range ID.
townships /, 5, g. 7, OF range Is
Townships s. g. 7, of ranges 10 and II.
The public sale will be held the land WASHINGTON
commencing Monday the twenty seventh day
for the disposal of the public lands
sections above referred to situated in the following
townships, viz:
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zoo pairs ~ Maekinac blankets, 81 by
TO inches, and weigh pounds
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Go by ID inehes and weigh 10 pounds
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'Mrs N, HALEY
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-12-12
SOUTH CAROLINIAN ANTI-SLAVERY

To the Editor Of TIE " Y Trib~He
SIR: As an article denying the claim of Mr. Hurlbyt,
whose name has been recently brought into discussion
in connection with article in The Edinburgh Re",er
to he considered Carolnan, and written, as we are
given 10 understand, by New England member of the
Pierce Cabinet has been copied into Of our daily
papers. hope you will permit one, Clrolinan
myself, TO give you the facts of the case.
Mr.. Hurlbuts father, one of the most respectable
scholars OF the last generation was native of New
England, ard graduate of Williams College in the
same caes with the Hon. n Hale, editor OF ne Boston
Daily Adreitis,r, who was, and always continued TO
be- intimate friends. After short residence in Ports
mouth n H., where he was the associate and friend
of n en- like Judge Smith, the Hon. n. Haven, and
Daniel Webster, Mr. Hurlbut removed TO Carolina and
became the President of Beaufort College. From Beau
fo1t he went to Charleston, Of which city he continued
through more than tTeHty ve years. to be an honored
end distpg uhed citizen. He prominent founder
of the Unitarian Church in that place and the valued
eId of it's pastor the Rev. DR. Gilman, who still sur
wives to vindicate, trust, the memory OF one OF MS
sfanchest supporters from the nsolence of Northern
slanderer. Mr.. Hurlbut wa, obliged by i'll health to
remove TO Philadelphia few years before his death,
which occurred in lSi3 Mr.. Hurlbut was himself
STAKEHOLDER, end connected by marriage with the
slayebh gliding family of the Rev. Dr. Palmer OF the
S,uhen Presbyterian Church. His second wife,
whose brother was the original proprietor OF ne
Charleston Mercury was allied with several Virgin
an and Georgian families, and her relatives still reside
in ,hose S.ates and in Tennessee His son, w. IL.
HurlDu the author OF tne article IN re Ed.HOWgh
Rerier was born in South Carolina and was brought
up partly in that State and partly in Pennsylvania
until he reached the age Of eighteen when he went
from Carolira 10 enter the University at Cambridge
His sister s resides in Charleston, and her husband
has been recently named of the Delegates to the
. Southern Convention at Savannah.
SO much for Mr.. Hurlbuts parentage aud connec
tons ought eso to take the liberty of saying that
he is not and never has been clergyman. He passed
through the theological school well as the law
,choo at Cambridge but he has practiced either
Profession and has no claim to the title OF Recer
end than the Hor Sam. A. Eliot, some time Mayor OF
Boston and Member Of Congress who was also edu
Gated in the Harvard Divinity School.
The gross ignorance exhibited by Mr.. Gushing and
his ausop the living object of his wrath NJ be was
the author Of the article which refer only equaed
by the indecency Of lis attack upon the memory Of
the dead, and / am h6ppy that my presence in New
York enables to dispose summarily and at once OF
the matter. Respectfully yours,
D,c II I.I A SOUTH CAR0LINlAN
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pts,on by giving her electoral vote to De candidates
Of the Democracy. Let the gentleman MarshalIl from
that Con rnonweslth take this home with him Inere
Is difference of opinion among Democrats as 20
Squatter Sovereignty and Jet him make the most OF H.
Mr.. LETCHER said that for many yea8 Mr.. Gid
digs led ntrod uced the subject of Slavery in debate
giving hs views a, large. and quoted from the soeche'
Of Mr. Gdoines to show hat the latter had advocated
eifereI oe with Slavery in the States making use OF
language calculated to excite instruction in common
with the party With which that gentleman acted:
Mr.. SHERMAN inquired whether Mr. Letcber ap-
rroys Of the Message of Gov. Adams Of South Caro-
fins In ,.,vor Of opening the ssve-trade. =,
Mr. JFl CHER replied he did not, but that hsd
nothing 10 do With the question. -,
M SHFRMaN remarked that Mr.. Letcher should
make his sIlusiops ersona and not apply his lsnguse
TO The Republican patty. The gentleman might o.
well condemn the Democratic party fer Governor
Adamss recommendation as the'Republcan for any
thing done by one Of its meynbsrs
M BROOKS observed Ii at Mr.. Adams was "
posed to Carolina being represented in the Democrsn'
National Copventian.
Mr SHERMAN understood that Nj. Adam' was
supporter Of Mr.. Buchanan.
Mr.. LETCHER further commented on inc EIc"sv
Messrs. Seward Giddings and others OF the same ~
ty 10 prove their sectiOnalism and desire 10 nIee'e
with the institutions Of the South. Adjourned