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VIZ ASHINGTON HOUSE, No. 223 Chestnut
w sheet, next door to the Masonic Hall, Philadel-
phia III. +. HARTWELL Proprietor This new
and splendid house is now open, and fitted up in the
fashionable style for the accommodation of gen
tIeuien and families
The location for health and convenience, TO places
Of fashionable resort or business, has no superior
while the parlors, dining and chambers will
bear comparison with any similar establishment in the
Union.
The ladies will find in all the quiet and elegance
Of stately private mansion, and the gentlemen every
luxury that may be expected from hotel Of the first
class in the city Of Philadelphia.
The proprietor hopes by his cxerticns, TO merit d
liberal patronage for the Wash ngton House. and to
give entire satisfaction all who may honor it with
their company. march 25-tf
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A NATIONAL BANK, its necessity, and nos,

IA advisable form.
just published lin New York; in pamphlet con-
tanning also Minutes of Evidence, taken in England
before the House of Commons Currency Committee.
has for sale large collection Of valuable works many
of them imported direct from England, Currency
and Finance, Commerce and other branches of Poti-
cal Economy. april D
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CHOlCE WlNES.-Thc subscriber respectfully
~ informs mombers Of Congress and strangers lint
will visit Washington this summer that he has the
most extensive stock Of old Wines and fine Brondcs
ever kept or offered in this city and, they have
been mostly laid in under the pres Of the times
will be sold accordingly low. For fine quality and
the United States. EDW SIMMS,
may 2l-wfwif No. Pennsylvania avenue
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NORTH ef nc bass line, and eat II ts fourth Pr1nePS'
Fractional townships twenty -sir and twenty sven
bordering the Missis<pP rssr, and fractional ~
ship twenty exeegf sections seventeen t@eH''
and t~eniy-one, Of range one.
Fractional tosnships twenty-five and twenty -"i'
bordering the MississiPEi nseSs Of range 80.
Prscfional io~ nships twenty -fonI and t"sn.,
bordering the Miz<sissiPga nser, o. I.ngs
Tssnships Ia eniy and t~ents one y - r.nse
TOWNSHIPS txeniy-one and tweniyt"o - '-s
Townships tweniy-cne, tSrniyt" ,~ens -
tweniy four taepiy five twenty 81 anu
ven. Of range elghi - ,w.ntx-f four.
,uen,r.s,e ,weni, al, and twenty seven Of range
Tornshirs i~eniy-swo, tweniy-three, tHen.,-ioa,,
twenty -fss' eniy-six, and i~eniy- egn'' y
Townshipx twenty-five. tSeniy-sir, twenty -aessh'
and t~ensy-eighf, Of range eleven
Ma n e bass lne and resf u fht JoHrfa PfsHes
poi meridian.
FrzcriOnal townships twenty seven and twenty
e;rhf bordering on the MssissipP riser, exeepf SEC
ins thirteen and twenty IN the latter OF range
Fractional twenty eight ard twenty -nine
bordering on the Mississppi riser, OF range two
Fractional section seventeen in ioH nshiP seventeen
Of range two.
Islands numbered one two, three, and four, and
part Of Island numbered five, lying in Rock aver WIN
10 The limits Of township fony-ihree, north OF range
one east Of the third principal meridian
At the Land Office at QUINCY, CONNIE ncing on
MONDAY the sixteenth day OF August next for inc
disposal Of the public lands within the limits OF inc
aforementioned fractional townships, To wit
North Of the base lire, and east Of the fourth Prinei-
pal meridian.
Fractional townships two and three, bordering on
The Illinois n,er OF range three.
Lands appropriated by law, for the use OF schools,
military " other purposes will be excluded from sale
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks,
unless the lands disposed of and no
longer and private entries OF land m the town
ships SO offered will be admitted until after the e1ra-
ton Of the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city Of Washington,
this eighteenth day Of February, ammo Dominl iS4i'
a. VAN BUREN,
By the President
JAMES WHiTcoMB,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE.EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right Of pre-emp,lon
to land in any of the townships designated IN tins
proclamation in virtue OF the provisions OF The act OF
BID June 1898 as extended and modified by the act
Of LIST June 1910 or OF the provisions OF the latter
act granting certain privileges TO another class Of sell
ers is requested to prove the same 10 the satisfaction
Of the Register and Receiver Of the proper land Of
fee and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing this notice and before the day appointed
for the commencement Of the public sale Of the land
as above designated: otherwise such claims will be
forfeited.
JAMES WHITCOMB,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
april 23-wtds.
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ITALIANS INTRODUCTION TO THE
IL LITERATURE OF EUROPE, in the ff
tenth and sixteenth centuries American edition in ;
vols. just published, and this day received by
may 1. F.. TAYLOR.
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NOTICE TO PREEMPTlON CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right Of pre.emption TO
land in any OF The townships designated in this procla
nation in virtue Of VI provisions Of the act OF 22J
June 1888 extended and modified by the act OF LIST
June 1870 ofhc provgons Of The latter act grant
ing certain privileges another class Of settlers is
quested prove the the satisfaction of the
Reg ster and Receiver Of the land Office and make
payment therefor soon practicable afie= seeing
menceent Of the public sale of the land above de-
sgnated otherwise such claims will be forfeited.
JAMES WHITCOMB
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
april 23-wds
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.o..i Of the public lands lying within the limits o.
liz und<ruentionsd townships, 70 VII;
Norfh n 1.s base line, and sasf Of lt< meridian.
TownshipS twenty nine and thirty, Of range ons.
Townships twenty mine and thirty OF range two.
Townshils twenty nine and thirty, Of range thfes.
To~nsh,Is twenty eight, twenty nine, and thny'
Townships twenty tweniy-nins, and thirty
Of range Eve
Townships tweniy-eighi, tweniy-nin and thirty
Of range six.
Townships tweniy-eighr, iwenfy-nine, and thii,y,
Of range seven.
twenty nine, bordering Lake Huron, Of range
eight
Fractional townships twenty eight and twenty mine
bordering on Lake Huron, Of range nine
Monday the ih day Of July next, for the disposal VI
The public lands lying within The limits ofthe under
mentioned townships, 70 wit:
North Of he base line and rest Of the meridian.
townships twenty one, twenty-five, twenty three
twenty four twenty-five, t~eniy-siI, twenty-sesen
thirty zone, and thirty two, Of range sir.
Townships twenty one, twenty-five. twenty -thfce
twenty four twenty-five, twenty thirty one, and
thirty -two, Of range seven
townships thiry-one and thiry-two, Of range
eight.
Fractional townships thntyone and thirty two, DOT
dering on Grand Traverse bay, OF range nine
Fractional township thirty two bordering on Grand
Traverse bay, Of range ten
Fractional townships thiry-one and thiry-two, DOT
dering on Lake Michigan, Of range eleven. -,
Fractional township thirty -one, bordering on lake
Michigan, Of range twelve.
Lands appropriated by law, for the use OF schools
military or other purposes will be excluded from sale
The sales will each be kept open for two weeks, tun'
less the lands sooner Disposed of and no longer
and no private entries of land in the townships SO OIL
fered viii be admitted until after the expiration Of the
two weeks.
Given under my hand, at the city Of w sshington
this eighteenth day of February, ammo Domini ls4i
NJ. VAN BUREN.
BY the President:
JAMES WHrrcoMB,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right Of presumption to
land any Of the townships designated in this proc.
lamation virtue Of the provisions Of the act OF I'D
June 1898 as extended and modified by the act of ist
June 1870 or of the provisions Of the latter act grant
ing certain privileges to another class Of settlers is
quesed TO prove the to the satisfaction of the
Register and Receiver Of the proper land Office, and
make payment therefor practicable after see
ing this notice and before the day appointed for the
commencement vi the public sale of the land above
designated otherwise such claims will be forfeited
JAMES WHITCOMB,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
april 23-wtds
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HISTOIRE D'ANGLETERRE, by Rapn-in
IL French; 10 volumes quarto; with many maps and
engrsvings in perfect order full boundin calf prce
only l3 dollars for the set. Imported BY
F. TAYLOR.
Also the same work translated into English with
continuation by N. Tindal, NJ ID. in 81 octave vols
with folio Atlas Of Plates; London, 1857 price p
dollars may Is
The Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1837-1845, 1841-06-12

BIOLOGY AS A SCIENCE, applied to the Re-
VI clamalion of Land from the Sea, the Construc-
ton Of Harbors, the Formation of Rail Roads and the
Discovery Of Coal By John Rookie, vol London,
1910, Just imported by +. TAYLOR, and other valu-
able works Geology Mineralogy and other branch
es of Natural Science. may
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OUTLINES OF ANATOMY AND PHYSI-
" OLOGY, translated from the French Of Milne
Edwards by J. F. Lane, NJ. d., volume octave, just
published, l64l, for sale by F. TAYLOR.
may
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de commencement Of tbs pubic sale q the land -
above designated; oth<rwss such claim I'M 's '''-
's''sa' JAS. wHITcoMB,
Commissioner Of the General Land once
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the right Of pre-emp,ion to
land in any of the townships designated in this proca-
nation virtue Of the provisions Of the act Of 22i
June 1888 as extended and modified by the act Of ii
June lS40 Of the provisions OF the latter act grant
ing certain privileges another class Of settlers
quested to prove The same TO the satisfaction Of the
Register and Receiver Of the land office, and make
payment therefor practicable after seeing
this notice and before the day app tinted for the com
menceincnt of the public sale Of the land above de-
signated otherwise such claims will be forfeited.
JAMES WHITCOMB,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office.
npril 23--wtjs
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CULTIVATION, MANUFACTURE AND
~ FOREIGN TRADE OF CoTTON.-By the
Secretary of the Treasuy-Senate Document-l20
pages with Notes and Tables. A few remaining CO.
pies for sale by F. TAYLOR price 81 cents.
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~ ARDENING, FARMING, BOTANY, AG-
VI RICULTURE, for safe by f. TAYLOR, list
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person claiming the night Of pre- emp'on to
land ia any Of the townships designated in this procla
nation in virtue Of the provisions Of the act of I'D
June, 1885, as extended and modified by the act Of
Is, June 1910 OF Of the provisions OF the latter act
grating certain privileges another class Of settlers
is requested prove the 10 the satisfaction ofthe
Register Receiver Of the proper land office, and
make payment therefor . Irarficable. after
icing THIS notice and before the day appointed for
The commencement Of the public sale of the land as
above designated eiherwse such claims will be for
JAMES WHITCOMB,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1841-07-13
June
49,. Ill IL. IL u

ri,iE subscriber bein. e. ,h;n-r ~ wv - +
for sale h;S Iln;at:nr ~ tir county u ~ i,
Ill., G'l- .softh al the Court oI~r ihi 80 tr
Amelia -gfing. raH,aain. 80 ac:.> i"er t!i.i ~ rs; s
Ell land and upwards .. one hundred hfanca an 49,
cxccru; quality .r..t,n
The hi- land produce, veil and i susceptible y
cl.y.red and p..,ercl AZ whlc, time it polac,t = .
Of corn wheat and tobacco any trti th"s - rs.
amount OF labor in hc county. Not benz A'n". f,.U
easy asfess and esre-, and commands ~ ,.r t,r
stofk which renders j, unnecessary ger iae
renlctn. Improvement more easy. ata ,-,.n- M NJ N
The Improvements tiso s'''fs d"tiH- ,,,Diatt
rools and good c.ar, Pleasantly s'iH'i'"' . ms
large grove Of forest r, good c"ri'n W. .lr.
newly pa!rd in, ard WI BE- completed cary " ,f..si
.rau,ry wI,h god ,lra,hme machine at"h'' 81
stables carriage huu,r, rr hun>r, 2 >'''' ,.,,-
neatly finished, - feet long =! slA'ss" -
house, &C. 49, - : ,,i,lan 49, (
The situation remarkably healthy anu III i,.pau'
ride Of one Of the hest mineral spH:- ea Ii.to. '
II early aprllcatinn is made the -nos,fine i,.. ts
bargain in mi, farm For further paf,tua !, ANS K !
scrb-r port pad, Amelia Court house, hin r. EuIl
| ally 10 HIM, on the premises. 49,
Jalc
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The eloquent tongue ], mute,
The eagle eve J. DIM:
lie hears tot thy salute
What i this world ~ aiin:
For though an earthquake 'Slt
The mighty earth N twain,
And shock tie iirmamrn.-
He would not wake asaia.
Al,tha, IVA, earthly. lies
Low in hi, grave hen,aiii.
H. heavenly part dciirs
The mis.i,ir--s ot death.
Then let the thundrrs rnil,
Tie mighty canuuns roar
Tlry game, reach his soul
Ton that hap.iy S:i"se.
Al!,lat he wished below
From mortal man, W. gwen
What earth could not be>t"w
l. granted him III heaven.
FER fed rs FRgSooa', hans,
H.. crew from infanc.,
The nnigh;ie., # the land
HIS cradle, Liberty.
III, sunshine un The plans,
The cattle Oh the hills
The heart llra. now complains,
IN. hn>om that now tiiriiis;
The luyous things OF csrih,
The lnuoa, the mann, The even
All testified liS worth,
4. il il known III Heaven.
IL prayed '"; . survive
To see that blessed day,
Aad God said, L,t t'a act'
Aud Death il:ea passed away
And strengthened, sooil'rd, Sn'
iaiuci.
Ry that NUMEROUS fnwE',
lie acycI more complained,
nut mcrdcd ffOm that hear.
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His faith had power 10 cause
Ihs, which was hot u be,
iua baiilrd Natures laws.
,ud i.atic:r.! hr>tlny
HIS soul was III The faith
OF Twin: anchored fat,
Amd when lie bowed Ia Death
The time he wished was past
!lr saw tn iirlps of Bliss
S2;cad Oh; h. fore his eyes,
], brighter world than this
The Iis,,RxIY PARADISE.
And. pTophe, like, he stood
Upon the Mot>r .. TINE,
Aud >aw hcyoni nc flood
EIsESiIr sublime.
H., went not down a one
; That knew mortality;
But st, a. sets tl,c sun
,'ron The iara.i Ssa.
Aud ,..6msiI i.i, lips are muic,
li,s earie eye Is dim
Tie hears not tbs salute
We have the lis.t Of him.
The hand of God above
Led him along the way
nf never diving love
II Everlasting Day.
Urpht IS The eternal sun,
80. ID -, II.apsp snail hf
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NIl.llAMsbrEG CELgnEATI0N

The Goth Anniversary of American Independence
hailed with all the warmth cf patriotic devotion,
for wh,c the old Metropolis has been signal
led Til. nclemency Of the earlier part Of the day
necessarily prevented the military display, which IS
AWAY, 81 handsomely made by those two beauti-
;ul and efficient corps, II he Williamsburg Light
nfam,ry Guards Capt. Arns!cad, and "r!c Ca
vary, CAPT. Southaii. But foul weather dampencd
in no degree Tie ardour which breathcs IN the at-
mosphere Of the tine.honored City. After the Col
lega,c exercises Of William X Mary were con-
cludcd, numerous ANA enthusiastic company
sembed al Souhall's Hotel, where was provided
for the Guards and Cavalry, and their many invited
guests repast, which mast have pleased the palate OF
LucuuS. To this sumptnous feast, alter ample jus
tce was done, the cloth removed, and Ii. join
j. JONES It the Cavalry, the appointed orator 81 ihe
dav rose and delivered 10 his gratfed and delighted
audience, beautiful and spirited address, which did
honor alike 10 his head and heart and in the midst OF
Joyous h,iarly the following sentiments were offered
and drunk Captains .irmstead and Southail presid
IN. nj the Board
R,cuiar 7oaas.
l. The 18th July, l..G, and the 18th July, ISL; Tw'
of the brightest cpochs Ill our country history. The
first gave Independence The latter proves our de
termination to MAINTAIN il.
, WASH nr.on and Lafayette:
Their sit..- wrrp The dl,ky mountains
Their n'em'ti.. sparkle or Tie fountain:
Tile ! AL, 'iir ml.lltilsi
Roll mn.in. iirt fame forever
g. Jamestown, Williamsburg, and Yorktown: Or
(
nlanted in the second grew and ourished, and from
he last lis luxurent branches extended helns
rhere.
l. William x Mary College: The nursery Of grea
men-instly endeacd 10 our country, for some Q: he
briehes; gems received lus.re and polish within Lc
sacred walls.
). The memory Of VIM Henry Harrison: 1t is usna
to deck the cup Of the gay with garland If the wise
great and viruuus; but We have to d.an the COB
let in sorrow, whose willow charets speak our deel
distress for departed worth.
6. The Signc.s Of the Declaration of independence
Their sons are too proud Of their fame 10 attempt al
:. Switzerland and Texas Noble Republics, g
on-a glorious destiny will be yours
S. Poland Land Of Sobeski and kosciusko-
though thy sacred soil profaned by The foot prin
Of slavery, vet the sympathy OF the great good, ant
yrtuons, will ever be thine.
9. The Army and Navy: Our country's pride ant
the palladium Of onT safety
10. Italy Mother Of Arts as once Of Arms-th,
hand was then our guardian, and is STILL our guide
III. Virginia
Where er VIC roam, w'iaieer Chimes 20 see,
The heart untrayel'd ondiy turns 10 thee;
IA thee Virginia, with ccasslcss PAM
And drags Il each remove 4 ensthenins ciiSin.
-. The Union: Every jewel taken from TINS tar
of concentrated beauty, makes the crown OF cur go
less worthy OF our possession
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A,n.Ila. 2.ih Jnre. lsil.

n APfR. PAPER The franklin Manufacturing Company of
E,shaund hand good ASSORTMENT Of Letter,
Cap BLANK Book Medium Printing and other Paper, Of various
kinds. which viii bear III quaint: and
mice ,h the work any similar establishment IN the Union
They confidence solicit The patronage Of their i"
nrr friends and the public generally and ready 10 execute
ders for any description paper that he desired which they
furnish reasonable notice They request that all orders o
other communications may addressed either 10 their agents
Mess Sizer sum- Mr. John Richards, superntend
emf Paper MILL
Richmond, Sept. 4,.ls40 3t-wu
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ERnM FLORIDA


SAv.xs.u, July by the steamer Hin. CASTOR
Capt. Griffin, we have received the following letter
with the ST. Augustine Herald Friday:
"Dear Sir-There is nothing new whatever to conf
munca,e From al can hear, very little will be done
in die way OF active operations this summer Hot wea
her aud the sicky will prevent the marching O
troops about the country Lieut. Col. Gates leave.
this in the CASTOR for the North. lie has leave o
absence.
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~ GnANCERY.-y tR.r>t,-At Hir> nrIl IN tie nr'' 81
1 tlr t,k Superior Cont II la" aud name y
Of county ilrnGas tie III LAY 81 May, iei';
f'a.firn, Leland. 4, Dandfisr c"A, is- next trirni
,.,,n,t Complainant:
Peter t. a., MARIA ~ Wifi. sally Leland, inry h
Leland rharl H. Roland Juiih Leland Betsy Leland, WIN.
l. LELAND, aud Baldwin Leland, Robert Mayo Jr William blsye'
Robert l;ai!ry aud lpn Bailey. DrIrhdaht,.
I'M. in. cam, the complainant; IN! counsel and the defend
ART. Edward a., arI Mar, h. ~", Peter l. toS ana amhr
sria In, wifr Sa GiaS A. Leland Judith Leland Bet.
;. rnd VIM Leland and baldwin Leland not itFih. en-
appearance, and gwen security according I" Tue ~ 81
Assemble, AMI CrrIft. AID 10y -ati-iic
fnry icucr ID, n'ah,a"is u liz commonwealth
al Virginia. ordered c al! defendants do appear here on
III. rsf !ly TH aad answer The li 81 the
coui;aiant~. aad tiit u Ii "r, h forthwith Inserted
nond Erirrr newspaper rnis"i ~ thr ny Z"
inunli ai anullr posted III tie
front dunru ii Court house q. i.> county.
g-WSw'
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(tRAMrIAN HILLS FOR siLE-Ih" Subscribers ni'f f
W .al. The valuable Farm, The residence 81 The ltc %
uy A. Muir deceased II Is situated on Bnite"" ."en' "
Duwic county miles south west al Petersburg, anu "
,.r.t II me IL upwards 81 2U acres 81
land, over hall which original woods and Wen ii
her-d the pines and open land II > rrialkay
vc for The oi i par. of red >tii clay, adna
adapted raising and other gram; and partly ~ ~"
grounds an other lands suited I" thu growth =" "ace" mere
GOOD house, Cicrs house. DAIRY ana al ht
rr.Say attached Numbering IN all about -
~ healthy aud well wair an, tract 81 land ~ the com
rry TIE naturally The hani-nni--t III slr
rnia improved IL liberal and tasteful manner
variety nif and Uftalnrta trees, rchern.
bruliul Residence, ~ tls section 81 ir con-
In addition has attached 7" Il torn ahd newly erected
s-alSu Cotton Gin and from as IL 30 acres ~ iahh
aud > been covered m mil pond "T upwards :" VV
wears and slI hv Judges be- equal - The ind. al hl>>of
and NIGH, easily The above property VII be ~
vic, necessary, aud Will aiom. H. soil privately, II y sii-
nlrl III pleasant neghorinnh, and ad'S ie lands :" Mf.
Robert c. Booth Captain William H. COUSINS Mr. e. l. Be'lle
anl others.
information concerning The nroprriy those
wishing purchase invited upon r. Ai"lri@ AiG!f
upon lir premises address him. lar"l l. ~ Joa
A. Muir Petersburg. . William y. Muir, Ri'hmont ~
T. hDDiP!I's !R
JOHN 4. MUIR
WILLIAM !. MUIR,
Executors II Gasi.rGs 4. .upir, dtcras,d
Ir,, li-.lt" iws9tI
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NOIlcE.-Fur,uanr 10 the provisions 81 Drtd 81 lH
cu,ri hy Jnin \ Sheppard 10 tho subscribers ma''n
the 81 Of March c ami recorded IA Tie clerks Oift y
rico County 'onft shall pnrrr T. ell 10 IN" ieilrs' ~
the premises, or c, SAli tbAS the I'll dal - ~
neN the Tract o Land wrron tlr >ad John ~ sh'pa"
r.>i-s iyin. county 1T lIrncu. thckahomnt ~
aud contanng2i4 adjoining ~" lands q l6ihl Wv
deceased ami John Sheppard. The tale r. hc sand lhni
llrytd h. ndsnialr, shall convey only -Gel VI,
Is vested IL ~ virtue III .nid trust deed
JAMES :. kSAIL. tr,..
ALFRED WINSTON
April 90 lii-ia.iENt
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We learn, unolicialy, that, during the sitting Of
the Senate on Saturday, July ID, Philip R. Fcncall
Esq, previously nominated by the President was con
firmea in the appointment Of Attorney Of the U. S
for the Dis.,:c. of Columbia National inteligcncer