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Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-31
TO THE PUBLIC.

7NHE undersigned has taken the Do BUIUE
1 TAVERN, and is prepared to accemmo-
date those who may give him a call. He
deems it unnecessary to make any further
pledge to those who may desire to favor him
with their patronage, than to say, that every
exertion will be made upon his part to i've sa-
tisfaction to his guests.
Du Buque visitor. [volume] (Dubuque, Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1836-1837, 1836-08-31

|THE subscribers under the firm Of OFFER
I RAIL- & cox are now receiving at Their
stand on Main-street q most elegant assortment
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25
VIRGINIA LEGISLATURE Il.
HOUSE OF DELEGATES.
.nondaH, Feb. 60.

.D0nlHY, REQ. -.
message was received from the Senate stating that
they had agreed to the Preamble and Resolutions upon
the subject of Expunging from the Journals of the Sc
nate Of the United States, Resolution of that body,
and relative to the right Of instruction.
petition was presented ny Mr.. BEARD, !cmon-
stating against the petition Of citizens Of Lersbnrg ask
ing amendment of the acts incorporaong that town
On motion Of Mr. Cooke, leave given to brIng
in bill to alter and increase the terms Of the Circuit
Superior Cour. of Law and Chancery for the county
of Norfolk.
On motion Of NIr DoRMAS. leave given to bring
in bill authorizing certain changes in the road law
passed March ), 1885, So far as the county of Rock
bridge is concerned.
On motion of Mr. McMuLLES,
RcsDircd I'M the Gcncral .4SseR,Hv of lrGinia, That
the Board of Public Works. be and they hereby au-
thorzed and directed TO have surveyed by the State
Engineer early practicable il his engagements
shall be such 10 prevent il, then to employ comPe
tent engineer have for rail road from Bufod
Gap to the Tennessee line by Walkers Creek in the
the county Of Scott
Tuesday. February 90, 1886. :.
message received from the Senate, statlngthat
they had passed the bill to establish inspection Of
flour and Indian meal at the town of Winchester.
On motion of Mr.. DoRMAS, it was
Rcsoired That the Governor 10 be procured, for
the OF this Commonwealth, handsome Flag OF the
United States 10 be displayed by tile Public Authorizes
all proper occasons and that the costs OF the same
BE- betrayed out of money the Treasury not olher-
wise appropriated.
On mutton of MIR Cooke, leave given to bring in
bill TO increase the number of Trustees in the town of
Portsmouth, and to enlarge their powers and privileges.
Petitions were presented and reerred-by MIR. Stan.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25
THE BANK.
Tie National Gazette Of Friday last, says:

The National Gazette, OF Friday last, says
We that mcc;mg Of tho stockholders Of tn,
Rank Of IN, United held ta morning. the charter oislsd
Inc institutions b.! thu Stale was unanimously 4iop'rd
WHY not accept it, when il purchased b. them,
through hrey and corruption And who was there 20
dissent when Nicholas Bddic is the sole representa-
tive of the stockholders, foreign md
yp3O MERIT NJ. ROBINSON-Sir: As you are not
n an u.abitanl Of the State Of Virginia. take this
mode Of informing you that shall, monday the 27!h
day of March next al The office o.. A.Gsrnap binns, IN
9TH Chestnut street. in the city o. fhaoeiphlaa
in the State Of Prnnsy vana, between re k9ufS OF t|
elock in the forenoon and five O'Clock 10 te
proceed To take the deposition o Taouas Fitnam TO be
read in evidence in sun (nn as,oG oz ioeil now
pending in the Circuit SUPERIOR Co"se OF Law aha
tbancrrv for the county Of rnrloo IN which suit am
Plaintiff, and You, the sua MeT ~ n'e!Ason Gp a
lendaut. 1Ho'"-1o '' n,
February ~. ''-"'"
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25

F'r0a he Erpunging Resolutions,
passed he 2OM IF trtrHury,
l-id, "a r't:
d" RrsoIrri, That the Governor
i Of the Commonwealth b. re-
= gnrs:rf to transmit the foregoing
I" RESOLUTIONS 10 cuch Of the Sc
& na,ors irnm Virginia, in the Con-
- :irSs OF The United States, Nth
Sc Il request that they lay the same
u before DC ScRdfr.n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25

If ,bcr charge giving his reasons for his act,
"''ns contained sufficient reasons, rebutting their
a,'a and whch they REFUSED to place record
~aIss they hrer it did 81" Amer TINT r.iusa the in
"'a' '.h,r,r:rr OF ANDREW JACKSON could only
M KENT purr from the consequences Of the false charge
-, ,l,' Senatorial record. 10y n!S"RAcISG The record IT.
., y making IL show that it carried on lis fncc Re-
a. ;, acuiu>: the character and motives of Andrew
.i.,u in i,lr controversy with The Bank. Had the
, rrr,.rr,i the protest OF the President. n"iIng Of
:, rnuG nave been necessary. The charge and the
u,.,al mad I" nv I'll" President, would have stood
. lv side on ,h, Journals of The Senate, for future
,c,,,,rns to Judge If them. 1t WIS the suraking
>a Of that body allow The President I" give his
,S which has made 1t sSarr "r the people In IN.
.r, ,,orocct The character Of their President against
M rnr.rS they did SO at the last Spring Elrctions and
- ,jo 50 again.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25

TIE Democrats OF mississippi still gathering
...,ncrl,-Alr. James McRlven Sen, decided oppo-
uI - Plumu;er and Poindc x,er. has just been elected
m large nai"rity to the State Senate, in the place OF
CT (iri:uba resigned. What commentary (says
, Nalchrz Free rade) upon the alleged violation OF
;lr vii Of his constituents by Judge Nrcholson.'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25

From the Resolutions Of John Ihg
Ter, Of CGrDijmc, rhcI (i0rrrno.
7d-rrrH r",ni for n TIE Est a;
Drccmbcr, iTls, IN The HuiISe Of
Ucicga,r+, HaG 'rhrri pissed h'
!S"aafc The 2kt If Tic same month.
o. rt:
:. That the Governor be Gcs'rrd
ito TRANSMIT, copy OF the i'r".u
" it. Resolutions 20 the ENrcu.
"t,vc Authority al each Of the
4" other States, NTH II request thai
d" N, same may BE- communicated Il
"He Lr ..,$iH;urc hcrcgf.
4" Ami that n copy be furnished
:" to each Of lhs Senators and Re
4" prrS-uta,ircs representing this
d" STATE, in the Congress OF tn
- I p,I,,1 S,nIpSF
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25
Tie Rank of The L. Safes.

Tie Harrisburg Reporter Of the 18th states, that the
.f,n.a,on given by Col. Krebs. relative TO the at
,-s ,dc to brine him to vote for the Bank, has been
y,d TO be correct in every particular. There has
,cn no proof as yet adduccd showing tina, the Bank
d anv agency in the affair. Both OF the individuals
,m whom the offers prominent and decided
flank men, and have always been So.
Tin. Centre { onnty Democrat announces the passage
= he Bank l}ill-!ha, The People sold aud Bride
49, las succeeded--lhat Senator Alexander Irwin had
x,,d for ii, and the reward of Traitor awaits him.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1836-02-25

TIL. Nashville Hoax OF the 10Th is completely exposed
We have papers Of the 18th, which ale silent about the
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

WHO are the Spectators 1.-The Boston
Atlas makes this inquiry of us, in reply to
he fiat denial of the charge of speculation
brought against Mr. Van Buren,, and the
authorized disclaimer of any participation
by him, directly or indirectly, now or at
any time, in the purchase of the public
lands. To this new call of the Atlas for
the spcculators, we cannot respond fully,
not having the slightest connection with
specuations of any sort, and very little nc
quaIntance with the concerns of others
But we are enabled (through information
just derived from a friend of undoubted ve-
racity) to point ont to the editor of the Atlas
A SPECULATOR OF GODLIkE d.
MENSIONS.--We understand that DAN
TEL WEBSTER,( profane!y sIr-named
God-likc by his friends) is 4 GIGANTIC
SPECULATOR. And further, we have
heard, and believe, that Ire has contrved to
get A LARGE SUM of money out of the
deposite banks to make his speculations in
the public lands Globe.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

Mr.. Graham is elected TO congress by a
large majority over Gen. NewIand. The
Register siates that the Wings have thus
" secured the vote of the state against Van
Buren,, should the election unfortunately 90
to the House of Representatives" Not so
fast, if you please. Mr.. Graham stands
pledged not only to vote with his district,
bu, in contest between Van Buren, and
Harrison, to vote for Van Buren. SO Mr..
Augustus II. Sheppard pledged himself to
vote as his district may for President; and
ifthe vote for governor be a test, Van Buren,
will receive the vote of that district by more
than 500 najority.-- " Ca. Stand.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
MARRIED..

At New-Bedford on Thursday evening. Mr. Benz,
daughter OF the late Capt John Gorham, of Boston.
DIED.
In this town on Thursday last John Taggart in.
faut on of Mr.. John Clarke, aged months and 4
DAYS
Al South Kingstown on the 10th inst Mr.. Samuel
d. Peckham. son of Mr.. Timothy Peckham, p the
45th year of his age.
Al Warren the 9TH inst. Hon. John Troit, Chief
Justice Of the Court of Common Pleas for the county
Of Bristol. aged 81 years.
At Staten Island, New York, or Tuesday last, Col
Aaron Burr. late Vice-President of the IT, s. in the
slst year of his age.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
Anthracite Coal
BROAD White As.es.)

UNHE Coal from this region, when mined with
Il care and selected from the purcsi veins, is ca
silly gnited makes an intense heat and does not form
incrusatons upon the sides of furnaces or stoves Ii
makes but few ashes and is considered. on account
of purity, strength and great durability 10 be supe-
nor to any other for melting iron generating stoam.
CELEBRATED GATE VEIN.-(Rsd dshes)
This variety is taken from one Of the best veins in
what is called the Peach Orchard district located in
the vicinity of Potts'ile. Il is easily gned barns
ashes and is superior to any other for Paror Crates
Cooking Stoves, and other domestic purposes.
Messrs. GEO. KNOWLES and GEO. BOWEN,
are the only persons in Newport authorized by me TO
sell the above kinds of Coal
EPHkAlM A. HATHAWAY.
Pro, ,idence April IA lS36
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
Determined Snici ie. The Norfol

Determined Suici ie. The Norfolk Bea-
con has an account of a recent and success
ful attempt at suicide, which occurred late
ly on board the IT,. S. ship Boston. The
ship left Boston, bound to Pensacola, on the
10Th July, and was beset for an entire week
with thick fogs, heavy sea running, at
tended with severe gales of wind and rain,
all of which made the situation Of the ship
very dangerous, having the main land on
one side and the shoals of st. George on
the other. On entering the Gulf stream the
ship encountered "A severe storm, which
washed away the larboard quarter boat and
dayits, and flooded the ship with water
The dlsagreeable condition of the ship may
be inferred from the unfortunate case of a
marine, by the name of Flaxman, from
New York, who, having never been to sea
before was so distressed by the heavy wear
and tear of his new profession, that he de-
termined to put an end to himself, which
he succeeded in doing, having clothed him
self IN white, by stepping into the gangwoy,
and deliberately throwing himself into the
sea. Every effort was made 10 save him,
and although the ship was going ten or
twelve knots an hour, he would have been
saved, but. intent on his purpose, he swan
on from the life buoy, and was drowned be-
tore boat could reach him. His case
presents ore of the most singular instances
oi seh.destruction on record. Indeed he
even Owed repeatedly, with a view of
drowning himself the sooner. The Boston
finally put into St Thomas on the 29th of
July after most disagreeable passage of
nineteen days without further accident.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

Demoeyatie Toltra.ion.-" In travelling
over the western section of Massachusetts
(says gentleman of unqucsiionabe veraci-
tyl my business necessarily led me TO in-
quirc respecting the politics of AZ posrmns-
rers at whose Offices had business, aud
was surprised to leurn that only three Of the
forfs-ss ssrtn were Democrats"
Boston Statesman.
A steam doctor in the North Caroiina
paper boasts he has discovered system by
which he can make ont of an old man an
entire young man, and have enough left to
make small dog.-BOst. GaS.
Upwards of 1000 dollars have been SUBJ
seribed by the CITIZENS of Washington, to
procure full length portrait of Presiden,
Jackson to adorn the City Hall.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

A good One.-The wings Of Cadiz, Ohio,
says the Niagara Democrat, erected lib
erty pole on the evening previous to the 4lh
of July. In the morning, they were great
ly surprised to find the flag taken down,
and in its stead a rcd pehicoat, bearing the
following motto:-
VIZ. II. Harrison-reWard of uoior-
if Croghan ,o,N fight, the blood be upon his
O0n Shoulders; I'LL RUN"
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

u NoTICE-The Rev. Mr.. Brooks of Salem
will preach for the Unitarian Congregational Society
on Sunday next.-Servcees to commence at l0t A
NJ. and at 3 p. NJ.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
DISSOLUTION OF CO.PARTNERsHTp.

III He copartnershp heretofore existing between
m the subscribers was dis DIV ed this day by mu-
tual consent. The accounts of the late firm of j. s.
J. HOrsesceH will be settled by James llorswcil, who
will continue the business at the old stand.
JAMES HORSWELL,
JOHN HORSWELL,
Newport, Sept Is, 1886.
N. All persons having accounts with the
above firm are requested 10 present them for settle
mel as soon as cOnvenIent-and those who are in.
debted must make immediate payment or their bills
will be left with d. {. Deuham, Esq. for collection
after the first Of November
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
ENTERED.
CLEARED.
SPOTTED GLOVES!

A few doz. ladies Gloves of the first quality, lit
"a tie spotted may be bought for % cents the pan
at FOWLER'S.
sol
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

NOriCEis is hereby given hat the subscribers
IN were appointed IN legal Town meeting held on
the sta day Of June last to tax of ten thou
sand dollars on the raeabe property ia the town Of
Newport, TO be collected aud raid into the Town
Treasury on or before the lst day Of December next
give in TO either Of Us list OF their raeabe estates u.
der oath on before the 2oih day of September iu-
slant, the assessors particularly request ali those per.
sous who have heretofore complained that they were
overrated to pay attention and comply with ts ie-
quest. which IL they omit to do the will pro-
eeed 10 the best Of their Judgment. and hope those
who may feel agreyed Will not complain Of their
own neglect
NATHAN b. HANMETT, J
THEOPHOLUS TOPHAN,
WILLIAM NJ. FREEBORN,
DANIEL c. DENHAM.
Newport Sept z, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
TO RENT.

FWv HE House al the corner Of Bridge & Wash
u ingtonstreets, occupied by che subscriber II
is convenient building and as pleasantly GVsased
ss any in Newport, and possesses every sccomdhods-
ton TO render Il desirnble residence.
ALSO-The house and garden corner Of Elm &
Wsshing gtonstress, nov occupied by BIcha1 Moi
Ell, opposite the honss OF ss.on. Wm. Hunter.
Aiso.-A pow in the broad aisle Of Triaiy Ckue,
No. ~.
.r For Sale.
THE Lot and four story Brick Store. thareon.
situate at the eorer Of Thames j. Pelham
streets. next south Of Townsends Hstel
ALSO.-A house in sccond-street with large
garden aud good well Of water, now occupied By
job Gibbs.
For terms and other information. apply to
NICHOLAS g. BOSS.
=, Corner Of 1hams, s. Pelham streets
May 25, II.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

As young Frenchman, ia New York.
was staggering homo from a grog shop
drunk, he stumbled into pile of unslacked
lime into which water had been thrown a
few hours before, and being too drunk to
get up. was literally burned TO death
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
THOMAS FOWLER

HH AS this week received very extensive assort
n Il ment of Flannels aud Merinoes with other
seasonable goods.
s2l.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
SHIP NEWS.
ARRIVED.

Saturday Sept. I7.-Brig Clio Little from Bath
for New York.-Shooners Martha, Smith, from Elz.
abeth City IN. CO. for Boston.-Benj. Biselow, Big
Glow, from Albany, for do-Eagle Ciowel from
New York, for do;-Ceylon Beal from New York
for Bangor.
Sunday lS.-Brig Laurel. Finch, from Phadel
phia for Providence. Crabtree from Lu
beck, for Stonington.-Schooners Ceylon, Gilhuey
from Camden, for New-York Emily, knight Hos
mer, from do. for do.-Thurlow, Osborn, from Lu
beck, for Phadep epha:-Sloops Admiral, Smith, fin
Norwich, for Providence.--Arlon, Willard, from n
York, for Providence. Victory, Hea,li from Provi
ldence, for New York.-Mary, Davis, from ~ York
-Schr. Vesper, Handy, from Kingston for Fal
Rver.-Susan 81 Pheby. Fekner from New York
for Boston.-Pan Matanzas. Bears, from FAN River
for Pictou (N S.)-HeeiI, Sutton, from Pro vldence
for New Orleans -Schr, Edward ID. Peters, Barter
from Machias, for New York!
ENTERED.
StelnI5r Massachusetts Comstock New York -
Schr Herald, Hayden, Essex-Do. Lurana, 3ur
dick, ybrook.--Sloop Aron, Willard, New York
-Schr. De ight in Peace, Nicherson, Boston,
Sloop Tecumseh, Vars, New-York.
CLEARED.
Steamer Boston, Townsend, New York--Bris
Opelousas, Collins, Bilbsa.-Schr. Crown, Baker
BoSton.--Do Commerce, Messer, New York
SloOp Superior, Easton, do.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
DIR. JOHNSON.


Attends TO the prattiee 'f MEDICINE, and
DENTAL SURGERY,
No. lSS THAMEs-Sr.
Has for sale Drugs e. Medicines, ofths best
gu1iity-omOng ohich are,
JOHNSONS FEMALE RESTORA-
TIVE e. SPECIFIC Pills.
EROM careful investigation of the causes and
II treatment OF diseases, so common 10 our s2eei, s.
and upon expei ence and observation in the applica
ton of remedies 10 diseases. conloned with that OF
some of the most eminent Physicians in the United
States, and Great Britain, our female friends may be
assured that there has not been offered TO them a
moro saiHtary medicine than these Pills; sspeciallB
in that large class of diseases originating n or de-
pending debility, in all the nameless forms of dis.
eased condition. TO which they are. from youth and
vigor, TO decrepr old age, so peculiarly liable.
To the debilItated and sickly, of warmer climates
these Pills will be emnently useful They may be
taken at all seasons of the year. with perfect safety
Ample directions accompany each box of Pills
Price one dollar box.
ALSO,-as above,
JOHNSoNS IMPROTED PANACEA. OR
UNIVERSAL PURIFIER OF THE MOOD.
D'This is one Of best remedies for some of the
the worst diseases. Price 81 80 bottle
D'To those who purchase 10 sell again, a reason
able deduction wll will be made.
August 81 eps3m.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONERS.

REVOLUTIONARY PENSIONERS.
HNIIE subscriber in consequence OF the numerous
II calls, which OF late have been made upon him
has found himself obliged TO turn his attention to an
examination OF the claims Of the widows of the off
GERS and soldiers of the Revolutionary War, Prov.
ded for by an act of Congress passed the late
sion. Having engaged in this business, he hereby
gives notice, that he will attend TO the claims of all
persons that may be presented to him by claimants
aided IN his examination Of the claims and construc.
ton OF the law applicable thereto, by the Hon d. J
Pearce Nj. C-who will give him al the facilities IN
his power. The subscriber may be found at the OF:
flee Of N. G. Boss Esq. every day in the week be.
tween the hours of 3 A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ
WIN. X. MOVES.
Newport, August Is, 1886.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

i" "Ours is the defence of rights
hich must be defended, or our glory as
alton will be extnguished-the sun of our
eatness will set forever. As well might
have been said during the revolution, that
ar should not be waged, because wars had
ISOLATED Europe. The same rights you
ZEN fought to obtain, you must nOw fight TO
reserye-the contest is the same nOW as it
,as then-andhe feelings ,6hieh then agita-
ed the public mind, phich on the one hand
Imported, and on the other sought TO des-
roy, the iibertie, Of the country, OW be
cen and fell in the conduct Of the men of
his day."
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21
TO LET.

AA casks Vine,
lVO 10 hbds., & Is bbis. St crOi1 Rum,
4pipes French Brandy,
2 Holland Gin,
5bbs. Alcohol
2 "od MooongsbeIa" Whiskey,
~ Domestic Gin,
for sale by R. NEWTON & co.
Julx *
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1836-09-21

". Von Bnrsn.--Tbe opposition have
Ts called Mr.. Van Bnren a non-com-
list. Let Us see. If they viii take
rouble to look al tie Address Of the
pblicsn members Of The Legislature to
constituents, of March Q, 1913, writ
by Mr.. Van Ruren, they will find that
s!aunch republicans opinions were
) clearly, forcibly, and eloqneniiy ex-
sed. The following is an extract:
n. Y. jeff.
Suffer Yourselves not 10 be deceived by
pretence. that because Great Britain
been forced by her subjects 10 make n
Lifted repeal Of her orders, our govern
n ought to abandon her ground. That
md was taken TO resist two great and
NO grievances, the destruction Of our
msres, and the imPressment Of our sea-
The latter is the most important, in
portion as we prefer the liberty and lives
sur citizens to their property. Distrust,
refore, the man who could advise your
ernment at any time, and more especi-
at this time,-when your brave sailors
exciting the admiration and forcing
respect of an astonished world, when
ir deeds of heroic yalor make old Ocean
lie at the humiliation of her ancient iy-
tat such a time, we say again, mark
man who would countenance govern
mt in COMMITTING OUR SAILORS
GIFTS FOR THE SAFETY OF
IR MERCHANTS GOODS.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1836-1851, 1836-09-03

.t'halif any person shall apply TO any re.
sister Of any land Office 10 cnicr any land
whatever. and The said register shall know.
inc'y and falsely inform the person so a2-
plying that the same has already been en-
tered and refuse to pcrmi. the person SO
applying to enter The same, such register
shall be liable therefor 10 the person SO
applying for 6rc dollars FOL. each acre Of
land which tho person SO applying offer
ed to enter, 10 be recovered by action Of
deb, in my court Of record, having ju.
risJiciion Of the amount.
SEC. ID. And be il further enacted,
Tha. all aud every of tho officers whose
salaries arc hcreinbefore provided for,
arc hereby prohibited from directly or iu-
directly purchasing or in any becoming
in the purchase of any Of The
public land; ann in case OF . violation Of
this section by any such officer. and on
proof thereof, being made to the Presi-
lcn, OF the United States, sucs. officer, so
offending, shall be, forthwith, removed
from Office.
Approved July 4.h, 1886.