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The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01

DUELLING ANEcDoTEs.--TbeA American
Magazine for April, just received by the
Boston publishers, Oils, Broaders & Co.,
following anecdotes are related
Lord Brudeneli ran away with mar
ried lady, who was afterwards divorced,
aud he married her, but not receiving, as
he expected, challenge from her first
husband, he wrote him note as follows
-" Sir: Having done you the greatest in
Jury that one man con do another, | think
II incumbent upon me to offer you the sat
isiaclon which one gentleman owes to
another in such circumstances. The re-
ply was this: "My Lord, in taking off
my hands woman who has proved herself
wretch, you have done me the greatest
favor that one man caa do another and I
think IT incumbent upon me to offer you
the acknowledgements which one gentleman
owes to another in such circumstances"
The once notorious Barren Won Hoffman
lost letter Of Introduction to Mr.. J-R
---, who declined to take his word as
evidence of his rank, and did not Invite
him to dinner. The Baron sent him a
challenge, which being left unceremon-
iously at the door, Mrs. R-opened it,
and immediately replied to i, as follows
Sir: Your note is received. My hus
band will not have any thing TO DO will
you under any circumstances but when
ever you produce official proof that yo,
have been aid-de camp to Prince Blucher
MS you say, | will fight a duel with yo,
myself
MARY R."
But the last and best aneodote-if true
is related Of Boston Bachelor-Mr. A
who ten years ago challenged Mr. b., a
married man, with one child, who replied
that the conditions were not equal, TIM,
he must necessarily put more at risk with
his life than the other, and he declined \
year afterwards he received another chal-
Ienge rom Mr.. A. who stated that he too
Ind now a wife and child, and he suppos-
cd therefore the objection Of Mr. b. was no
longer valid. Mr.. u. replied that he nov
had two children, consequently the ine-
quality still subsisted. The next year
Mr.. A. renewed his challenge. having then
two children also, but his adversary had
three.
hc hio'Vi 10 Uot y CT ScNieu-tnt TeSpOn-
sbilites' being six to seven, and The chai-
lense yearly renewed Boston Transcript
TAKING A SODA PowpER.-An indiydu-
al who had never seen the process of mix
ing soda powder performed, was ordered
by bis physician to drink soda water. A
box of powders was accordingly obtained
from the druggists, and the acid dissolved
in one tumb!er and the soda in another, as
per directions. With sundry contortions
of the face the acid was turned off, and
then the soda poured into his stomach af.
ter it. The acid and alkal, meeting in
that confined region, and finding it too small
for their lively operations, boiled over as a
matter of course. The poor fellow thought
il was certainly his day Of doom when he
felt the pothcr within him, aud found the
foam spoutng from his mouth aud nose
like steam from a safety valve. The mex,
time he took n soda powder, he was like
the irishman when he caught the seceno
snake He let it alone
Baltimore Visiter.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1838-05-01
JUST RECEIVED,
A FRESH SUPPLY or
BRANDRETH's VEGETABLE
PILL s..

nj. Ter the last IL months have sold 500 worth OF
rms and only one single individual has found the
eas' ianli with them, while hundreds in this iowu
testify to the good Effects that they have received
rom them, and are willing 10 be referred to.
None genuine ON this Island except those sold BY
~ III; .r .. Nose' the only agent for b. Brandre,h, NJ.
Inc sales on this Island are small in comparison
THosaNS ,e Iss! o. 1se s.ae For the las, year FOUR
IN the State Of Rhode Island & the sale ar, ineress
ng daly-strong proof Of their goodness.
~ LOOK out Tor Counterfets-there are plenty
ioI saie' BUY OF no one exceptihs authorised aser,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1838-10-19

projecting something higher than HE fall. On the left
H. u! side there il continuation Of the same solid !eck
tat makes the fails gradually ncnng however 10 The
foo, If The mountain by c!tnbiug hemi"ck tree that
stands against th!s rock distance below the ais
we go, upon the upper side o! the rock and then crawl
ing upon oil ouIs under the laurel for hundred yards
we reached The top Of the falls.
Comparing the Falls of Black Wafer with The Other
curioses o! Virginia am, Of the opinion lnat ',ey
much the must remarkable. | have seen Inc ma,
tural Bridge, and stood upon its everlasting AFch' ard
g.ew pale as attempted 10 fat'nm The abyss below
have assembled the Peaks of Otter aud sTore by my
feeble ken 10 survey the mighty amphtheatre thai spreads
around ami rit that mere insect IN the midst OF
creation have frequently bebeld with delight, the SUD-
,errancan grandeur Of Wryers celebrated Cave, and
returned ron, its bengh,cd domains, with The impress
SION first and veesi my mind that The power and
ingenuity OF the Creator is much displayed in The
internal structure OF the EARTH in the formation oil The
things on its surface. have viewed over and ovtf
again the scenery al i1isrs Ferry, which had such
an imposing effect the phiIosophic mind IF Jefferson
and sight of which he pronounced worth trip across
the Atlantic; but all these, and particularly some oi
them. in my opi:on, in terrific grandeur, in peculiar
locality in remarkable romantic scenery in wild, pre-
cpitous confusion Of Nature, greatly surpassed BY
the Falls of Black Water. ThLLEYRAND.
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(FrOm the Temperance Journal. }
CEN Holm "A COOKE

A letter from this gentleman to the Corresponding
Secretary Of the Cincinnati TOTAL Abstinence Temper.
ancr Society, will be found below. We hope soon 10
be able to furnish the ncrmaion desired in It's closing
paragraph In the mpautrne let our friends in the East
be assured that The West will do her duty We have
much To struggle with; but, if we mistake not, the ycto.
ry will be OURS.
Bremo, f7uranna Co Fa Jug 1st, 1888.
My Dear Sir-The July number Of The Western Tenn.
perance Journal has just cached me- and hasten to
express the pleasure have derived from The interesting
intelligence il contains.
When reflect upon the prompt and noble answer Of
the Insurance panes of your city, TO the appeal made
them The part Of the friends of The temperance
reformation III CINCINNATI the success which may now
be xpccted TO follow the liberal cement offered
steamboats, the temperance plan in the great centra!
and commercial city of the West; the consequent wide
spread and inesmab!e blessings and advantages, moral
and religious. civil, political aud commercial, which
may be confidently anticipated as the result OF shIs
measure, | am impelled 10 the decision, that your
tQueen of the West has, indeed, vindcaed her claims
to nobility far above the doubtful and equivoca dis
nction among men, indicated by titles, but resting upon
basis which the good and The wise ot all nations; nay
the immuabe God Of Nature himself acknowledges 10
be legitimate, the basis of moral excellence.
have lately returned from journey to Philade!pi
TO meet the Executive Committee Of the American
Temperance Union chiefly to confer upon the subject
Of circular address 10 all the Insurance Companies in
the u s. urging them 10 the arrangement above reicr
red to- The Insurance Companies Of your city pro-
badly before this in possession of this circular That
your Society and Companies in Cincinnati should
have antic pated wishes is of sincere IRA
tuation, because it speaks volumes as TO lie ex,en
sve and pervading influence Of the principles of tenn
pernnce.
II will afford ms much additional qualification 10 be
informed how far The example Of the Insurance Compa
MES Of Cincinnati is likely 10 he followed BY the Insult
Companies of other cities in the West aud what
has been the effect Of the effort the steamboats, al
present engaged in the trade Of your city.
Yours, wi!h high respect and esteem,
John n COOKE
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POETas u.
:. ,r.y WI nrEA,S. us.v1U."

rh sI,yrr c.jn.a lines fom The hnekcfbocker 10
,rnr raay rpsc with the ao't b"autiIi PHILOSOPHY
Il r,o,tI. The var, soul oil mci"IN.-!S. l. CH:>!tc.
PSALM OF LIFE.
ellie hat shGt SeHt
\ gtuSn-s lis cad, . $500
81 Wh - - say, ~ cco'He, Hlehd.
,y,,.t rI. YIrHG SAID rsAiMtsT
Ir.I ms, mol IN u!Jufu,nl numbers,
i.fr IL but empty dream!
For tho i dead shat sluHbcTs,
Aad things not what they seem.
I..ry is rcIi-i.fc j.
nd the grave is no, is .o,i:
Dasi thou dust rciuGncs;,
Wa, spoken OF the s"uI.
M, enioymcat, and SORROW,
Is our lcsn'd end or way;
El, ~ at, that each io-ronow
i'ni ~ iauheT than to-day.
Art Is long, and time IS fce'ing, ,
kuic II1uSh s:oat ana DfaFpi
Sill; Ike nufiied drums are beating
FuIcrii marches 10 III" grave
IL the worlds broad feid of battle,
Ia tbs bisJu.c Vi Life,
Be- nu Ike Guab, driven cattle
BE- n hero in the stri!c!
Traz no Future hawc'cF pheasant!
bet In" dead Pas: bury It's Head!
ac;--aci IL the glorious Present!
Heart within, auI GoI DER head!
Lives Of great all remind ns
We make livoS sublime,
And, departing, leave behind us
Footsteps On the san1s OF linie
Footsteps, tiat prThap. another,
Sailing DER ir's solemn main,
A f1riori ant ship Srcckd brother,
SEEING, shall take hc art again.
Let Us then up aud doin,
With hear, for any late,
Still achieving, still pursuing.
Lear labor wat.
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~ * sway .fom the gu .,hsf G.;a Powr'lu -oga:v =
day rf hpIiI Ia nam"d ia aaat
G!GC"cs ,ct Is
good couwra"c' "hon r"kso t." speak, Tcf D., virf
In IS ;!5us. H. last h rlu, :Hru.. .
nyr Miu-cE I" LynchhuTs v:i give g.: st
for his delivery ne, SO 1t ~, in jail Obtain l,
had rcgro man slOGty made. by ihc If BILLY taken
40 u the No!ih River boat with white H. sy. sra
~ b. The ,gine Morris ,tcG hm rri,H him hi
Justice Of the Pnase by the of lgg committed hin,
10 i md H. cGJiyag him to jul l." maze b., pc and cr
no, If NJ Nu.i!. siguii iH.'. hc wis 40 I,, w
afc..n. line a3Ol"-h. th'>e:' H., s,t.'s
boy had PISS, ia what manner lie n-!" ~. cs.,ge
CusrANUS DEBT.
sept u iJ-wsw
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Yir%ii,I:a Norfolk E0tscTy. No. 6.
lar oTh 0rIOLCr
Aspyasat;rla LOTTERY. Glass a,

To be drawn at Alexandria, %. ca on Saturday, No.
vcmbcr Eth, 1885 with Capital OF SiOOOOO
of $50 600 20 O00 10 coo, 900. 800 GOO0, 5000
900 7iO: > Of $780, 10 OF = 600 90 Of 900. GO Of
zoo: 81 OF $780, &c &c: amounting in all 10 more than
a million of dollars
The tickets in The above mammoth scheme. arc now
received and will be sent By mail to any part Of the u
S. for $50 each.
A certificate Of package Of whoIes for 2GO-halves
quarters and eighths in proportion.
a." Please address,
D. NJ. HOYT, Richmond Ia,
At the Virginia Lottery Office, directly under the sign
of the Eagle who has and is now selling more Capital
Prizes than any other vcnder in the known world.
u Orders for Tickets from any part Of the United
States by Mail or otherwise, enclosing cash prize
tickets, thankfully received and executed by return
mall with the prompt attention personal APP
plica,ion and The result sent when requcs.ed) immed
atey after the drawing.
G., 40
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$4,000 81 5000.
Tiyg5llia state E4NffcTy,

Sl0,OOO -SI0,N'IO.
Virginia state s.offcry,
For the benefit Of the Monongaia Academy,
Class No. G. for ISIS.
To be drawn at Alexandria, Va on Saturday, tie 9Th
of October, 1888
IS Number Loliery-l3 Drawn Ballots
GRAHD SCHEME:
Capital $4,000, $4,000 $4,000, 10000. $1,000,
81 o0O go SEQ 30 prizes of 81 ,OOO GO of $780, 60 of
S'00, &c.
Tickets only S1O-HaIvcs s5-2uarts!s s. so
Certificates Of packages Of % Whole Tickets $3.50
Do do 90 Half do. 80
Do. do. % Quarter 90. ~ oU
Il Orders for Tickfts and Shares or Certificates q
Packaces in the above Magnificent Schemes will receive
the most prompt attention. and official account of
each draing Immediately after II over 10 all who
order from u.s. Address,
D. S GREGORY & Co., .Nanngers,
Sent 81 T30-widl Richmond, Ia.
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Me,cans and testing their ability 70 withhold any lorg.
er the acknowledgment, 81 trxiau independence. Ina
ie ~ months may Icok FOR Important t:dngs Of militia
~ operations
tiers generally admitted by the TEXAN papers. and
are told that the Republic is augnentng her force
by enlislmeBts for line regular array
The Mexican General at Mn;amoras has OF late no
otherwise ANNOYED The Texans han by maranding par
ties of horse. He possibly waiting for his red allies
more folly 10 declare themselves ~ o G0uricr
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NEW BOOKSTORE.

THNll subscribers receiving by The various packets,
q their Fall supply Of Goods embracing large stock
of all the SCHOOL BOOKS now in use, Stationary
and Fancy Goods Of the best quality; standard Works,
&c All of which purchased on The best terms and
are offered for sale country merchants and others at
small advance J. W. RANDOLPH g. co,
RookscEerS, Main Street. Richmond,
Opposite MessrS. Hubbard.S- Gardner $ Shoe Store,
lind doors jt!oao Earieys Hotel.
Auu 2S 32-w1cw
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BIZ the PRESIDENT Of The United States.

BIZ the PTeSldent Of me tRich otdteS.
I'm pursuance of the pro visions Of treaty between
Tie fsi,cd States and the Chickasaw Indians, made
and concluded on Pontntoc Creek on the tcencM day
of Octobsr 1892 and of The supplementary and exp'ana'
tory articles thereto made and concluded on Inc hcfnty
second dau of the same month and also of the treaty
between The United States and the Chickasaw Indians,
made and concluded the City Of Washington, on the
t,centy fourth dag Of Nay, 1894 |, MARTIN VAN
BUREN,, President of the States, DO hereby declare
and make known that public sale, for the disposal OF
su of the lands coded the United States by the said
Indians, as are hereinafter described shall be held at
the Land Office al Ponotoc, in mississippi on the first
Monday in January next, viz:
Vest IF HE ChickaSQu meridian line.
Township 10, Of range G.
Fractional township II , of range ..
Fractional township IL, OF range u.
Fractional township 10, of range Z.
Fractional township II. of range Z.
Fractional township 10, Of range :.
Township 4, Of range 9.
Township 5, of range O.
Fractional township 9, Of range J.
Fractional township 10, Of range9.
Township 4, of range 10.
Fractional township 5, Of range 10.
Fractional township 9. Of range 10.
Township 4, Of range il.
Fractional township s, Of range H.
Fractional township Z, of range IL.
Fractional to~ nshp !, of range Is.
The lands SELECTED reservations. under the prov
,ons of the said treaties be excluded from the sale
The sale will be kept open for two weeks unless the
lands are disposed Of and longer; and no p
yae entries of land in the townships offered, will be
admitted until after the expiration Of the Two weeks.
The lands will be offered in quarter sections, and tac-
tional quarter sections, where such exist
Given under my hand at the City of Washington, this
22d day Of September, A D 1898.
By the President: Nj. VAN bUREN.
Jso. NJ. MooRR,
Acting COntnissicEsr Of The General Land Office.
Gets I3-wllJ
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Csyjst;ou,r1ie FaK Rgrss


sSl Tuesday 9th November, ard continue i've
- DAYS.
First plY-sw,cpsnkrs for colts nad FLIES ycor' cd @
Spring. Mile heats. Enrrur" SiCo halt I"e !" "ane
c.n>c lat November. Now = sul.crIlcs
Proprietary: purse :i7j; mile heats. rorre
So
$50.
ForRru DAY-Ba!.nce Jockey Chs. ia5 mic heats. Ta
trance So.
Frn D,Y.Wili be Iun for elegant saddle aud Cipas~
Yii IA. m.oncy iri Nile heats lur.r
,in-D won Money put without discount.
g, -lrs furnished race horses srnti.. The pfOg
einr " IN b. pr. pared . accommodate visitors usual
Christians, lie, Meek crbug. Va. l.. Z. PJErEiG
I2-w5"' |Eag-trtrr.
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SITUATION WANTED..A young gsn'r"rr.'
e who was graduated at the University oil '''.n w.
rolina in the class of 1886, who has had some 1870
ence in the mana ement of boys. and who mas
The j,roer portion of the interim scientific and cas-
onI nn;s,r u;ebes 10 Obtain situation as Principal o.
an Academy, or as private Tutor !" some resp,caSs
family Testimonials Of charaGtsf ana GOP1 csn
mo "s,.aa Recommendations addressed to al L H.
Chsro;,e c. IL, Va" will receive promp, attention.
4I--t
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THE iETTNA
FIRE EaSur0ltce COMPANY

A RE continuing TO take risks in Town and Country,
IA Dwelling Houses, Stores, Manufactures, Mills
and other Buildings and Furniture, Libraries, Wear
ing Apparel. Stocks of Goods, Machinery, and the
Stock Of Mills and Manufactures well most
other descriptions Of nsurable property. The terms
will in al! cases he made favorable be obtain
ed any other good Office Applications TO be made
either personally, crby Iee. 10 The Agent in Richmond.
JOHN .. LAY.
4qtnf nj Richmond.
TIiOS K. BRACE,
President .4GtnQ faSuraHee Company.
THE suhscfibcr intending for the future TO devote his
undivided attention The suhe of Insurance. thinks
proper 10 add iha, EVERY loss which has occurred
during his agency o! The Eina Office. for the last l6
years has been literally dnstcd and settled 10y him. TO
The satisfaction Of the parties insured.
JNO. O. LAY,
.3gfst .T-tna INSURANCE Company.
Feb 10 So wI2wF
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against ly
Thomas D. Quarles and Mary A. his wife; A'rsa =,
Crenshaw and Lucy, bis wife, Benjamin hos9y so'I'
Carer Elizabeth Valentine, Pete, w MosUy. joan W.
NJ osby, Rober, p Mosby and Lo1in n Elicit g's'a'r
nd Gte7a of Wm II. Mosby. an infant under Inc az
81 years, assigned by the Court 10 defend H", u
suit, pt.. p Mos
by not having entered their appearance and g'''%
this Court and i, appearing by the affidavit Of 's..s
Keeses, This day made in open Court '.' 'Asy 1a,
inhobi,an,s Of this Commonwealth, ii IS u'Ir'e' ,
,n. anrs., here on The first dag Of he next D'r'os:
et sy " Of this Court; and answer the bill Of the P4 "a
and that b copy of this order be forthwith ',.o
some newspap'r published the c'y Of Rsaa ,c o
two months succsssivc'y' and pos'eu al lie ''o"'
the Cour, house Gf Thu. county
A Copy-Jesie, ,,,.,, r. nc.
l}--","
Oct
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NEZ lR|lYIHE2E5 81
AND PIANO FORTE WARE
Onp0Site lie RankS.

rs,IlE Subscriber constant, the maue
factory NUNS, Clark Co., New i"k, eie. plan
Piano Forlcs srs,ns the Latest
of touch and OF tone. peculiar aluuacu.g
Constantly on hand large r-+ortfnrIt Of
Flutes Fla. cJlrIs, CirIOncIs,
Guitars, VIo!in., EiOourci"s,
hccorliom-. Musical Boxes,
iufns Buglcs, and TfuH pets,
Flies, and DRAINS,
Guitar Violin Harp and Piano Forte Strings superior quality
Primo Forte stools and Cover.
Also large stock of Music for instruments b. the Jrsl
composers, and the newest songs
Pianos repaired, iuurd, let on hire aud tnk"n exchange
jan 80 lsI--wlyl +. Il. TAYLOR.
EAQUELlN TAYLOR II co have received hy
81 the ship Tashimgion from Liverpool, the largest
importation they made; and being supplied with
such articles as are manufactured in this country 10y
vautageous arrangements. they offer for sale upon
reasonable terms, complete assortment ct Staple and
Fancy SeaSoRaHc Dry Goods
Au1r II 3G-l2,.
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u OTdcrS for Tickets and Shares or Certificates gt
parkqpcs in the above unrivard Scheme, VII! receive
the most prompt attenlion-uEd those who order from
vs. may rely upon having the dra~i"g sent them Inme'
dalcy after i, is Send orders early, and address
ID S. GREGORY & CO, Managers,
OFT IJ:,-tdl Richmond, Va
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managers Office, Es5chsa0ad, va.
OPPOSITE TIE EAGLE Hotel.

Drawn Nos Of the Alexandra Lottery Class No I.
5r ISIS, drawn at Alexandria, d. c. October b. 1888
II II 81 DC II 81 20 26 4S GO
The GRANp CAPITAL OF $4,000 in the above Lot
terry sold in achoic ttehd, to d. NJ Hoyt, vender
of this place. and by him sold TO gentleman residing
in he country.
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n ABORERS WANTED.--The Black tlealI, Com.
"A pauy OF Golfers wish TO hire i,nmediatcly %
able bodied Laborers, for which they will give 81 81 per
day for every working day, aud find he until the goth
December next. Apply to Col. Heti al the Pits or
Bernard Peyton in Richmond.
De, i6 4G-u
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By Me President IF Tie Unitcd States.
WN pursuance of law, |, MARTIN VAN BUREN,,
Presidsn, Of the United States OF America, DO here
by declare and make known that public sales will be
Of Iowa. a, the periods hereafter designated 10 wit
At the land office at Burlington Monday, the 18th
day of November next for The disposal of the public
Iands within the underline nlioned townships and rac.
tonal townships, viz:
North Of the Gasc line and Hest cfthe meridian.
Fractional township II, Of range /.
Townships ~ and ~, Of range =.
Townships 60 and II, of range 3.
Townships CO, 70. and -, Of range 4.
Townships 90, ~, and 73, Of range >.
Townships GS, -, and -, Of range &.
Townships 90, and 20 Of range.
Townships 90, 10, II. and ~, of range s.
Townships 60, 10, and n, Of ranges 9.
Fractional township o. and township CO, of range TO-
Al the land office at Du Buque, on Monday, the 9Th
day of November next, for the disposal of the public
lands within the aforementioned townships, 10 wit:
North Of the base line and Vest Of the meridian.
Townships 78 and 20 of range l.
Townships IS and 20 Of range =
Townships - and 80 Of range 3.
Townships 10, 20, 50 and 90 of range A.
Townships 7S, 50 and 90 Of range 5.
Townships 50, ~ and 90 If range 6.
Townships -, 30, 81 and 90 of range7
Townships 90, 81 and % OF range :.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools mi
litary, or other purposes will be excluded from sale
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks unless
The lands disposed of and longer; and
private Of land in the townships offered will
be admitted until after The expiration Of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city of Washington this
NJ. VAN buren,
BY the Presidents
JAMES WHITcomB,
Commissioner of the General Land Office
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Notice 10 Pre- emFti0n Claimants
Every person claiming the right Of presumption to any
Of The lands designated in the above proclamation
qrested to prove the 10 the satisfaction of the Re-
gsler and Receiver of the proper land Office, and make
payment therefor practicable after seing this
notice, in order that the claim may be adjudcated by
those officers ageeaby to law in due time, prior the
day appointed for the CONNIE ncemeni Of The public sale;
aud all claims not duly made known and paid for prior
to the date aforesaid declared by law be forfeited.
JAS. WHlTCOMB,
Commissioner Of The General Land Office.
Aug7 26-W6w&w1t
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.vF.v.gEEE,s OFFICE.
MAGNIFICENT LOTTERY!
sass3tas griZe---EG1, 900 EEossAEs!
Tie mos. Briiiiunt Scheme rrtr dram IN ne L. D.
Fayes,5s'in E,0sfPIV
q ,0sfpIsV,
a EENEss IsIsi HIs

Class A for l-:,-.
To be positively drawn al Alexandra, d. c. SATURDAY
the Eth November ISIS.
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