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cOOO REWARD.-The undersigned, by

sDCUU authority vested in him rs ball by the
county court Of Albemarle to arrest " AIT L.
TAPSCOTT, OF Albemarle county, Va, VIII pay
the above reward of THREE HUNDRED DOL
LARS for the arrest and confinement OF the said
Tapscott In any jail. Tapscott Is about FIVE feet
six inches high, and about twenty-eiSht years OF
age; spare built with light hair and dark eyes;
rather lord conf !cxfon : has scar about an inch
long running ont from the corner Of his mouth.
the said Taps .ntt was last seen in the vicinity OF
Earren III Buckingham county, Va, about ten
days ago Address Howardsyille, Al,emarle
county, Va. j. u. NORVELL.
la--1aw3w
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ACuINE SHOP.
bLGAT b kDDINGTON,
MACHINISTS.
Works AND OFFICE: Ltl5 CARY STREET, MEAN
FOURTEENTH, RICHMOND, VA.

ALL KINDS OF NEW WORK; REPAIRING
STEt N-ENGISES and BOILERS in city and
country. TOBACCO WORK OF all kinds made
and repaired, with al kinds OF Fittings for
same: PLATFORM and other SCALES AD-
uTDSoS'S PATENT SrEAM-ENGINE GOV
ERNOR, SELDES'S rATEST STEAM-EN-
STEAM GkTGES, Every one Of these gauges
are w;frranted for year. We know them to be
the best gauge now In use. They're LESS IN price
tnan any other make. A full line OF the above ar,
irles ALWAYS on hand. We also keep HOLLANOsS
PATENT SELF-FEED1NG OIL-CUP, Tor shai.-
ing and all kinds of machinery, which saves ninety
nor cent. of oil This is The newest and best thing
now out. Come AID see IL and US.
GEORGE =. SLOAT,
mvlo A. JACKSON AUDINGTOR.
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DentE, of Robert i. Walker,
North Carolina Railroad Matters.

WASuINGToE. November 11.-EX-Secre-
tary Robert J. Walker died here to-day.
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MACHINERY, DC.

RICHARD MORTON, WILLIAM hEED'
CLARENCE JACKSON.
ABORTION, REED & CO., No. 50 south
wi Cav street. Baltimore. RAILWAY. AND
NACHINISTSs SUPPLIES Of every kind; Die.
tails. Machinery, Tools &C.; Leather Betting ana
Gum Goods Car Springs. &C.; Lubricat'ng ons'
Brass Goods; Bolts, Nuts, Sc. seT-eoCsm
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STOVES NDrTNwAnE.

CUNN YSIDE TRIUMPHANTs-The
y only premium given by the Virginia state Agrt.
cultural Society for stoves was awarded the SUI.
INSIDE STOVE. For sale only By SlOUNTCAbs
TIE. $50 Broad street.
This Stove heats one or more roofps, sud In m.
surpassed for economy. cleanliness, and beating
Dowgr, DO W-u6StW
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",.H ~ y common P|ehe'-""it. / ne coz
"t' ;" ., me "oni1cG man - q'ltc critical,
"a} " '"'A 'ci.ANl3LI"l : ''o' tuhA,lE.
l,ltf va U'>n">>'u rom rye 4Ha'itute
o.! o'1 '"I'"'., 94I At lit. accounts i !;
no. 10y s." 4" I>'eu ~ '',G ''uIH"'I''e9 % 'le
20" - ''1"'''| i''E"''.' ""
TOBACCO BARNS btRNED.-On last ihurS-
day cN,Adi~ "hoHt sunset TWO h,tfhS oi TO-
aIr@o we've burned ~ iucchQia[lcS on the
plaulat!oue 81 AicAin4cf Ihnnihgham, Esq,
81 SANDY river, i'll ms county, some hFe
ml'c> above banNlIic. Inc barns ana al
the tobacco III llcih icstlm2tcd NJ l.oJo
pounds were completely dc>troycd.-.Ddn-
r.l4 Register !oh.
Colonel /. - Armstrong, Of TINS county,
Who A&, M'e&uE hIQ Two HilI>, ana ncen
Aouorel!T &GG@Ue4 uoin J!nicS, IoI Tue khi-
IN % Il, /. Shank, oil bfld%eWaier, ESt
summer. was 3@aln lcarrestcu by military
authority l4>t 0lt"f',;'E' toIohct \. chteTed
.Hto rrcogA.%tace iof M appearance Tor
trial III oar county court Tor the present
month
to'"uci Armstrong u Z feeble old man,
ami b;s persecution ms oeeh OF i very
rg.nt 10 10 surprised ut ANYTHING that hap
pens ia these days Of disregard Of right and
civil law. Ncdo not choose 10 speak Of The
rr@wc>t Of Colonel \. in the terms which
III" syHrt1!cs o! our ny"Ft would dictate,
hut reserve FORA luIl'lc tlLle more cAtendeu
j. '-''- AS'--41''' 's,,,2o'y Ho"'"''''''"'''''
r...,.,.r..--. ,...,,.ru -. re>.,.,c-s ,;,,,r,-
't..'.,' T. -, ., 80
!1@f 'I.$2 !Hn!h AZ ~ o, A,p
,.I,..rt five nero ronricts hired by the
.la.c, River anu kanawha Canal Company.
:.Hru-t.ed in working on the pond above
Ivu~'> dam. ike miles from tn" city. made u
concerted and desperate assault upon the
IN" -.l"> ~ t''',t ''C'' .' ~, I, ,,,'
,'.is ~. ,it;,,,, h i'''rS tI,n
u'' l't ',oI IA SU +In "oT Il s ,.,J
.1"7 me ';', a. u ~ 2ou" t tha
VIZ" 49,, ~ ,I 49, ~, on' T no I ~ 'ii'
-1, ~ '"',~'.. Wv, w.
9,..' 81. - >"pi''>'"' hi'' '''''! "'''''''''7
"., H.. ,,,,r o,,,r,I ,,hosc ,,r,o wa did NOT
lua. ~~> oycrruwrryd hv these dcspcya-
de-, .J.d his 2nn taken from him before nc
could fire Il. Fortunately lie escaped with
u@t h,jc injured. The negroes then
l@@I-t H.o r,,n"c which WAS near by,
rro>-'t ia' pond {" me &inh"r,t SiGc OF
the r.E"", ""d made iAcIF escape, ana are
''1.t"' Lee. ILL.,, ..,,,.;,.. :, .,,o
'4" ".E'. "}' o.43l ro'lflCts , III 'ts -,
az '' - ~ ivy ,,o ~ nv d~n',a
49, .,' =, c",ti,,, ol ,"aTc
"a az ''o t,',lI' ~ ' ;r rS,m s"nmcnt
and The terms Of those Who remained were
nearly expired, which Il supposed 10 the
reason or the.r refusal 10 ay"il themselves
81 the opportunity to cscap2.--Lyhch0"Ty
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VISITING CARDS PRINTED AT THE
DISPATCH PRiNTING-HOUSE.
DRUGGISTS LABELS PRINTED 1T
e. TEE DESPATCH pEINT1S6-HOusg.
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WILLIAM H pALLrn G Il
COAL. COKE, AND WOOD,
corner Seventeenth and Cary streets, and Four
teeu.h street near Mayo'5 Bridge.
[se ?-3m
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TARMVILLE FEMALE COLLEGE.
MOOD AND COAL.

NOR SALE. FIFTY CORDS SEASONED
WOOD. on Sixth and Byrd streets. VIII be
sold unusually low II taken away at once Apply
tn OWEN CALLAHAN,
M loot corner Byrd and Fifth streets.
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GOAL, COKE, AND WOOD.-Extra
y quality RE-. and WHITE Ash ,, Egg,
bv weight. Superior CLOVER hill LuMp, for
CRATES; UAIL, AVERAGE, and SNlTfiS' COAL.
Choice OAK and PINE WOOD, sawed, kindllng,
mr. Inny j. u. " ATKINS,
nCg I'LL sain street.
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A NTHRACITE COAL.-Thls day land
N ing per schooner Mary $50 tons FRANKLIN
RED ASH EGG COAL. Those wishing supe-
rIor article for their winters supply VIII Please
send In their orders.
ONCE and yard corner OF Seventeenth and Dock
strsets se3I WRIT ROBERTS.
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Exuberant Health

Is blessing vouchsaed to few. Even those who
have been favored by nature with strong consti-
tutons and vigorous frames are apt to neglect
the precautions necessary to preserve these pre-
cious endowments. Indeed, as a rule, the more
healthy and robust man is the more liberties he
is inclined to take with his own physique. II is
some consolation to the naturally weak and fee
BILE to know that they can be so invigorated and
built up, by proper use of the means which
science has placed at their disposal, as to have
n much better chance of long life and exemption
from disease and pain, than the most athletic of
their fellows who are foolish enough to suppose
themselves invunerable, and act accordingly.
1t is not too much to say that more than half
the people Of the civilized world need an OCCASION
al tonic, to enable them TO support the strain
upon their bodies aud minds which the fast life
OF this restless age occasions. in fact, a pure
wholesome, une1citing tonic is the grand desdera-
tum Of the busy Millions, and they have the ar
tclc in H0STETTER'S STOMACH BlTTERS.
1t is sTAMINAL MEDIcINE,i e. it imparts rerma-
nent strength to weak systems and invigorates
delicate constitutions. Its reputation and its
sales have steadily increased. Competitive
preparations have been introduced dd iib,tun,,
and as far as the public is concerned. ad nauseun
in the hope of rivaliug it but they have all Ell
Their persisted in the attempt or left far in the
rear. 1t has been the GREAT MEDICAL SUCCESS OF
THE PRESENT CENTURY, land it is quite certain that
no proprietary medicine il this country is as
widely known, or as generally used.
Ten lightning presses running necessarily
Sundays excepted, the whole year through,
barely supply the demand for the illustrated AL
manac, in which the nature and uses of the prep
aration are set forth, the circulation now being
over FIVE millions year.
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SAVED FROM Drowning. On Wednesday
of last week, as Mr.. William Oldfeld, Jr., of
this neighborhood, was passing The Big Falls,
on the Hartford turnpike, he heard cries of
distress, and discovered man and horse in
the water, struggling for life and both being
rapidly carried towards the falls. With
great presence of mind, Mr. Oldfeld took q
rope from his wagon, and making his way
to n projecting rock some fifteen feet from
the shore threw the rope to the drowning
man, and succeeded in landing both the
man and his horse safely upon the shore
The man proved to be Mr.. Butler Wright,
who resides on the Hartford turnpike, about
fourteen miles from Baltimore 1t appears
that Mr. Wrights horse had taken fright,
and sprang with him over the bank into the
river, and being unable to swim, he had chung
to the horse 1t was fortuitous that some
one was passing at the time; otherwise Mr..
Wright would inevitably have been carried
over the falls and been drowned.
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Tho Reception of General Grant.

On the occasion of Gen. Grants visit to Bal
timore, the city authorities offered him the
Inequalities of the city, as well as a public
reception. The General at first declined the
public reception, thinking that his duties at
the meeting of the managers of the Peabody
Institute would employ his whole time. This,
however, he found would not be the case,
and he subsequently accepted the offer of the
reception, which was held at Barnum's Hotel
on Saturday morning last, between the hours
Of ten and twelve o'clock. In this short space
of time more than five thousand persons,
without regard to political opinions, were in
PRODUCED to General Grant. After the close
of the reception, the General and q number
of prominent citizens and officials partook OF
an elegant banquet prepared by Mr.. Dorsey,
of Barnum's Hotel, after which the President
elect left for Washington in the 10 O'CLOCK
P NJ. train. Governor Bowie and Mayor
Banks were present during the reception and
repast. The whole affair passed off pleasantly
and the General expressed himself much
pleased and highly gratified at the generous
and kind attentions ofthe people of Baltimore.
During General Grants stay in Baltimore he
visited many Of the prominent places in the
city, and every where received the most mar
ked respect, from all classes of the commune
ty. This was at it should have been. How
ever much General Grant may differ with
some of our citizens in political opinions he
has nevertheless been chosen President OF
the United States, and was therefore proper
ly entitled to all the respect which the city
of Baltimore, through its Mayor and City
Council, and the State of Maryland, through
its Governor, have paid their distinguished
guest.
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1t is said that the proprietors of the celeb ated
PLANTATION BlrTERs rent no less tn n nine pews
from he different denominations in New York
city for all those of their ennlovees Who will
occupy them regularly, flee of charge This is
certainly praiseworthy, and it is to he hoped that
others who employ large number cf people, will
follow the example. Tn, above fact ,ccomp4-
led with The belief that a firm who would look
so closely after the morals and welfare of their
Employees, would not undertake to impose
upon The public, has induced us 10 give the
PLANTATION Buffers a trial, and having found
them to be all that is represented. We cordially
rerUnme I'd them as tunic OF rare merit - OjSer-
rsr Juiy Isl.
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SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-John S. Dallam

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-John S. Dallam,
real estate agent, Bel Air, has recently sold
the following property, in this county:
A comfortable dwelling and two small ten
ant houses with lot of one acre, in the village
of Abingdon, belonging to Mrs. Amanda r.
Bennett, to John H. Keith, for 81 800.
% acres of Deer Creek land, with fair i'm
provements, on the Conowingo road, one
mile from Sandy Hook, belonging to P. De
Swan, to George M. Mcfarland, for 81 900
so acres of unimproved land, Q miles from
Aberdeen, near the Churchvill road, belong
ing to A. P. Gilbert, Esq, to Stephen Hooper,
for 5000.
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TESTIMONY OF A PROMINENT PHYSICIAN

DrJ 7. Baker, skllul and widely known physician
Of t" enty years in Lancaster Pa gives his opiio OF
popular household remedy, in the following let er:
LANCASTER, Pa, November %, 1865.
DR.. $. b. HARTMAN Co.-Dedr Sirs: During the
last eight years have had frequent opportunities 10
persons suffering from Dyspepsia Loss of Nervous Eer-
KY. Sexual Weakness Dinrrhes. &C. Remedies were pre-
Eciibrd by physicians according the Homeopathic
Alopathc and ydropathic schools, and uuly compare
lively few permanent cures effected On the other hand
have never known the Btters to fail producing the
desired result, and still them in the treatment of
such complaints, with the highest / have
hositatio" in saying that consider MISHLER HERB
BlTTERS the most eifcacions remedy discovered
for diseases arising from dsorered Stomach Liver
Kidneys, Bowels, Lungs and Heart.
Yours truly,
1T. BAKER, ND.
p O Lag
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FARMS SOLD The property known as
"Belle Farm" situated in the upper part Of
this county, and containing about 1874 acres,
has recently been sold by l. G. Macatee, Esq,
to Archibald Wilson, of this county, for ST.
$50. This is a valuable farm, and possesses
great facilities for grazing purposes.
AT the same time, Archibald Wilson, Esq,
sold to l. G. Macatee farm situated on the
road leading from La Grange Iron Works to
Fawn Grove, containing 40 acres, for $50 per
acre.
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ELECTION OF UNITED STATES SENATORS
The following named gentlemen have been
elected United States Senators by the Legs-
latures OF their respective States, the terms
of all of whom, except Hon James A. Bay
ard, Of Delaware, commence on the fourth
of March, 1859:
Maine, Hannibal Hamlin, Republican, in
place of Lott NJ. Morrill,, Republican New
York, Hon. Reuben E. Fenton, Republican,
in place Of Hon. Mr.. Morgan, Republican
Indiana, Hon. d. S. Pratt Republican, in
place of Hon. MI, Hendricks, Democrat
Delaware, the Hon. james A. Bayard, Demo
crat, has been elected to serve until the fourth
of March next, and his son, Thomas f. Bay
ard, Democrat, to serve for the term eff six
years from the fourth Of March, 1869; Mis-
souri,, General Carl Schurz, Republican, has
been elected in the place of Hon. Mr.. Hen.
derson, Republican; Massachusetts, Hon.
Charles Sumner, Republican, has been re-
elected; Pennsylvania, the Hon John Scott
Republican, has been elected in the place OF
the Hon. Charles r. Buckalew, Democrat
Michigan, the Hon. Zach. Chandler, Republi-
can, has been reelected Minnesota, Hon
Alexander Ramsey, Republican, has been re.
elected; Wisconsin, Hon. NJ. Ii. Carpenter
Republican, has been elected in the place Of
Hon. Mr. Grimes. Republican, Ohio, Hon
Judge Thurman, Democrat, has been elected
in the place Of B. F. Wade, Republican.
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The Railroad Question.

4 correspondent of the Baltimore Gazette
of Tuesday says:
A meeting of citizens of Hartford County
favorable to the construction of the Mary
land Central Railroad, chartered by the Leg
islature of MARYLAND at the session of 1867,
was held at Bel Air some days ago Thomas
Symington, Hon. John II. Price and Henry
A. Silver, and others whom they may ap-
point, were appointed a committee to confer
with the corporation named in the act of in
corporation with view to the organization
of said company. The route of the proposed
railroad is from Baltimore to the Susque-
hanna river by way of Bel Air.
The Gosette's correspondent is incorrect as
to the above meeting having been held in
Bel Air. 1t was held, we are informed, in
the neighborhood of Deer Greek. The action
taken by it, however, is important, and it
is another move in the right direction. The
gentlemen above named in connection with
the proposed railroad, are just such men as
will inspire confidence in our people that the
undertaking they have turned their attention
to is about to receive an additional impetus
Let all others in our midst interested in this
A"'NN' WIN ''ei hoalty CO-OpeldllOu, ana
show their interest in actions as well as
words. 1t cannot certainly at this late day,
be needed that we should discuss the adyan-
tages to accrue to our people from this pro-
posed work. Hartford county is to the State
of Maryland what the State is to the country
at large. 1t contains within its borders as
many resources of wealth-in its undeveloped
water powers, agricultural advantages, and
mineral deposits of various kinds-as any
county in the State. That these can never
be made profitable to their full extent with.
out the construction of railroad through
the more interior portion of the county is
fact only to be stated to show the truth OF
it. 1t is not extravagant to say that the de.
lay of this work results to the disadvantage
of our citizens, in single year, almost il
not quite as much as would construct the
road. Let all, then, who are interested give
the undertaking a practical consideration
with view to its immediate construction
and let us no longer remain as we are-iso.
lated from all the most important marts OF
trade and commerce
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MINISTER RESIDENT TO CoNsTANTrNopLE

MINISTER RESIDENT TO CoNsTANTINoPLE
The President has appointed Joseph J
Stewart, of Baltimore, minister resident at
Constantinoplc Mr.. Stewart is the same
person who gave Mr. johnson such drub-
bling in the Court House in Bel Air, some
thing less than two years ago, on the occa-
sion of political meeting, and at which time
he made such frequent reference to the fate
Of Charles the Fret
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AGRICULTURAL MEETING.-The commit.
tee appointed at the late meeting of the citi
zens of Hartford, for the purpose of report.
ing form of organization for m Agr:cultu.
raj Society, will be prepared to report on
TUESDAY, February 9th, instead of Wed
nesday, the 10th. Tuesday being day when
there is most generally larger attendance
of people in Bel Air from the different sec
tons of the county, the committee have
deemed it best to substitute that day 70,
Wednesday, and trust the extent ofthe meet
ing may show that the people of Hartford
are aroused to proper sense of the impor
lance of having County Agricultural So
ciety
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ry virtue ola writ of Fieri Facias issued
~ out of the Circuit Court for Hartford
county, at the suit of Davis s. Pugh, and an =
other writ of Fieri Facias, issued by James
A. Fulton Esq, a Justice of the Peace of
the State of Maryland, in and for Hartford
County, at the suit of j. H. Pugh and others,
Executors of E. J. Rinehart, deceased,
against the goods and chattels, lands and
tenements, of Ezekiel Moulton, to me di-
rected, have seized and taken in execu-
ton all the right, title, claim, interest and
estate at law and in equity of the said
Ezekiel Moulton, in and to all that Tract or
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LOST

nN FRIDAY, JANUARY 22D, in Bel
" Air, or on the road leading from Dan
iel Scott's gate, through Bel Air, to Win
ter's Run Bridge on the Hartford Turnpike,
a gold SCARF PIN, with large Topaz set
The finder will be suitably rewarded, by
returning it to the owner
VIM. p. HAMILTON, Bel Air.
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RuNAwAY.-On Wednesday of last week
apair of horses attached to Mr.. James Scarf 3
buggy, and fastened in front of the store OF
the Upper Cross Roads, became frightened,
and breaking loose they dashed off at full
speed, causing the almost complete ,rrrc-
ton of the buggy, before t.vr hlt,... y as
checked
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AGENTS WANTED

NOR the AMERICAN YEAR BOOK AND NATIONAL
Il REGISTER for 1869. Astronomical, Historical
Political, Financial, Commercial Agricultural, Educa
tona Religious. This work contains a vast fund oflate
and valuable information respecting the United States
and Foreign countries, including every department Of
the General and State Governments. which all classes
will find invaluable for daily reference. Address O. D.
CASE& CO., Pub'rs, Hartford, Conn. jan294t
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To CorraAnnndenfa

All communications for publication must be accom-
panied with the real the author attention
will lie paid to them The real name of the author will
so insert communications unless We know the writer
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RELIGIoUs.-Rev. d. A. Shermer will
preach in the Bel Air NJ. P. Church, next
Sabbath, at 81 o'clock, P. N. The public
ia invited to attend
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AS'"A springing joy, pleasure which no language
can express impaired to every possessor of luSur-
Gus head Of hair which only B.rrets Vegetable Hair
Restorative can mpart This is the only preparation
TO which medal" has been awarded.-St Joseph
Union,
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M A r r | E d .

In Frederick city, on the 21st instant, by
the Rev. o. Ingle, JOHN r. BARNES, of
Baltimore, to MAGGIE E., daughter of Geo
w, L. Bartgis, ESQ, of Frederick city, Md.
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BEL AIR, MD.
Friday, January 29th, 1859.

RS-The Rgih" has more extended circulation among
the intelligent farmers and business of Hartford than
sny other paper in the county. No "Lock Hospital"
other obscene Lottery adv ersements will appear
In ou- columns at any price. large number of our
snbscrbers pay for their paper In advance, and
duently just the class advertisers desire reach
Tho attention OF respectable and legitimate advertisers
ls qirectsd to the above facts
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MAGNOLIA WATER Superior 10 the hes, in
i'ntrd German Cologne, and sold AT half the
price
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SHERIFF'S SALE,

RY virtue ola writ of Fieri Facias issued
Dout ofthe circuit court for Hartford coun-
ty, at the suit of David Norris, against the
goods and chattels, lands and tenements, of
Oliver Gorrell and Joshua Gorrell, to me
directed, have seized and taken in exc
cution all the right, title, claim, interest
and estate at law and in equity of the said
Oliver Gorrell and Joshua S. Gorrell in and
to
GRAY HORSE,
TOP BUGGY and HARNESS.
Also that Tract or
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Notice to Teachers.

VENHE BOARD OF SCHOOL COMMITS
L sioners will meet
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 9th,
to audit the accounts of the teachers for
the term ending January 31st, 1859.
Teachers are requested to hand in their
reports to the Commissioners of their re-
spective Districts, on or before WEDNEs-
DAY, February Sd.
By order of the Board,
b. MYERS,
ian22 President.
The aegis & intelligencer. [volume] (Bel Air, Md.) 1864-1923, 1869-01-29
$4,000 Wanted!

VXTANrEn TO BORROW TWO THOUS-
w AND DOLLARS--($ So, 000) for TWO or
three years, aud secured by mortgage on prop
crty worth six thousand dollars. For further
information, apply at this Office.
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