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lran snoshsT aaarir. Il 4 sd lha lhf
Hank haa - aganry. a. n lsasG sfneirng
agencF. u sc FssanFasiaB q sp@eis ray
nsus il 1917, and nsi q hsa fs,lrd 10
inrnish he raeniry 9Th snilarn sd
snuhd euueney. % bad bssB psnnsse Al
ne ereaion. B-sh 81 there ssiseanoas I
proaounes . b sahsuf iusi fnundslisn.
IL ester INTO minsas e1sminsti0n AZ
shsm. wosld carry me 10 Gsr fran me
sshjsel. aad ] mssl eaae-l myself uiih
sayins. ihst having bten "a ne psl,sie.l
stage sIthasf inastrsphon rem ghsi day
10 his-hsslng bssh 20 attentive ebsff-
Fsf Of ths csesb0n AZ The earrrney
Ihrsughoul tho phals penod--.hsl { :
Bank has bssa a. inElsdenssbIs agent
"a The RESPIRATION ofspee.s pay mems: thai
without q. lhs resi0ralisn eauld not IA G
bern effected shon OF the utter proslrsIion
Of all ihe moaled institutions Of The eaun-
Try. and an snsise depreciation % Bank
paper; and that 4 has not only restored
spseie raymfal. but has gwen = enren-
ey isr more IN form. bsisesa The exHemss
oflhs eauuiry, Ihan was anticipated or
esen dreamed Of al The Has Of is erea-
non. Il aill say Car nystli. tha, did DOT
believe. 81 ths,urns, iiIal III exchsage BE-
issen The Atlsn'ic and the Wtn you'd
be brought lower lhaa two and half per
een'.-she e-tms,ed expense then. m
GLIDING insurance aud loss Of time. OF
lrsnsPoring sptcie beiwsenlhe 81 o poinis
How much Il ~ss below he anticipated
paint. ! need not state; The whols eom-
merrisl world knows that ii sas not q
fourth paFl II the tine u the removal Of
The depasi,es."
We might close this article here; for
surely what is said by Mr.. Calhoun in
this speech is decisive. But we cannot
forbear pressing home an inquiry on
the reader. II is this: With such ies-
timony as.has been adduced in favor Of
The eonstitulionality Of a Bank Of The
United States. and with forty years expe-
rience in favor offs utility, would il be
wise TO reject It, and again resortio Sub
Treasury, which, by short experience,
has been shown to be coirupting in its
influence, ruinous in its operation, and
greatly enlarging Executive power, alrea-
dy too grea, for republici Ponder this
question well, and give effect 10 your de-
eision by voting for such men as viii car
ny out your views.
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NOtice----Taxes.


shalt attend al the following tunes and rla.
ees Tor the purpose Of collecting tho Tar
due for the year is4e.
Monday Sd July, at Jesse Durhan,'s
Tuesday the 4ih, al John Nealin's
Wednesday the 5lh. al Rulfin's Mill,
Thursday the 9Th. al Michael Albrighi's
Friday the 7th, al George Patterson 8
Saturday the 9Th, al Co. M. A, Carrigan's
Monday the 10Th, at John S. Turrentinl's
Tuesday the illh. al George Faucctrs
"Wednesday the 18th, AT Chesley +. Faueett's
Thursdly the 18Th, al the late James Hu;cLip,
soa's
Friday The i4th, al Gabriel B. Lees
Saturday the 18Th, al Mason llall
NJ Inday the l7th at HillshorouQh,
Tuesday the 18th, at CHALK Le,ei ..
Wednesday tue 18th, at Mite. M,Kee's
Thursday the 2cth. al Abner Psiker's g..
Ftiday the 2lst, at William I.ipscumb 3 .a
Saturday the 22l, at Hairs Wilkersun's
Monday the 24th, at VIM. N. Prau's store
Tuesday the 25;i,, al JOS, ph l.. Aiori,tg's 20
"Wednesday thes6th, at " illiam TIi,e's
Thursday the 9th, o, chupei Hill
Friday the 2stn. al Thomas Longs
Monday the 3lst, at Pinkney Skies
Tuesday Angus, LIST. in iiiilsborough, TO col
Icct the Town Tax.
sLP The Justices appointed ,t tai e the lists
OF taxablrs Tor ls43, viii attend al lie above
times aud places; and every person lailln 3 10
give in his list is snhjoc, by law to pay GUL-
BILE tax, and the Sheriff is bound To collect it,
Punciuallty is expected by all
JAMES C. TURENTINE, Sh'8.
Juae 2. II
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OFFICIAL.


We are authorized 10 announce that
ths Cabinet arrangements have at length
been completed. and lliai the Departments
are PLACED under he administration ofthe
undemsniioned gentlemen:
Hon.e atsl y. UPsher. Secretary Of
STATE
Hon. ,. C. Spencer, Secretary Of lhs
Hon. J. NJ. Porter, seere airy Ofwar.
Hon. David fienshaw. Secretary Of
ne Navy.
Hon. G. A. wieklife. Postmaster
General.
Hon. John Nelson. Attorney General.
The National Inielligenesr in copying
he above says:
From the above annunciaii0n our
readers viii learn. that long uncertainty.
doubt. and hesilaIionin regard 10 the COM
position Of the Executive Council have
al last come 10 an end"
q The late additions 20 the Cabinet, we
scarcely need says are 81 gentlemen close
ly and eminen,ly CONNECTED with the
Van Buren, party. and he present recon
strucsion is strictly in consnmmaiion Of
.hnt.Policy and purpose Of i" democratic
ing the Administration which has been
for some time ayowed and urged in the
journals known 10 express the Presidents
intentions. "The great event which
these prophets forelold, and which the
signs in he political sky have so long
foreboded, has been accomplished"
/" The stars Of LOcofocoism have per-
formed their circuit, and now re-appear
10 shed again their former influences. for
evil or for good, upon the country"
We have al last, beyond all doubt, a
completely democratic" Adminisira-
iion.",
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Dissolution.

MIcKLk 4 NORWOOD beg cave to ten.
$50 der their grateful acknowledgements for
the liberal patronage extended to then; and
az the Arm has been dissolved by mutual con-
sent, they II quest Those indebted 10 tsem to
cali and close their accounts.
TIE business will IN future be carried on BY
4. MI KLE, who will keep constantly on
hand good supply Of GROCERIES, and all
other articles in his line.
duly l2. so
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Died, in this place, on Saturday even
ing last REBEccA CADwALLADER, infant
daughter of Cadwallader Jones, jr. esq.
10 the city Of Raleigh, Of Congestive
disease, on Tuesday the lIth inst, in
the Goth year Of his age. JOHN L. HEN
DERsoN, esq, Of Salisbury, Clerk Of the
Supreme Court Of North Carolina.
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Mail Advancement.

'ssHE Raleigh Mail closes on Sundays, Tues.
days, aud Fridays, alto o'clock, a NJ.
The Western or aGfeen.boroueh Mail clos 5
IN Sundays, Wednesdays and Fridays at s
O'Clock, p W. The Frankiinion Mail lei,
ses on Monday evening at 8 o'cl"ck. The
Longs Mills Nail closes 90 Wednesday even-
lag al 8 o'clock. The L.asburg Mail cicses
on Thurday evening at 4 o'clock, And the
Oxford Mail closes ON Thursday evening al o
o'clock.
THOS. CLANCY,-PaM.
July 10, s2--6w
P. S. The Post Office 10 removed 10 major
Palner's Hotel T. U. ?. N.
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eoazi. and ne inPrsssioa uss ihai ale
would = lost Tie pssseagsp. nineiy
u nsnber. and ahs baggage and mails.
had bssn lshd~d. snd sosld Be bkrn 70
Idsspoal ia de slss.nsr Msrg.rs,ia.
The celunbia wss issured 10 London 70
he ..aOant Of ksoo. 900 siehias.
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TRY AGAIN.

"The Editor of the Register publish
ed two communications, dated Caswell,
over the signature of" Republican Demo-
ycrat" Ii is no, advisable as general
rule, for an Editor to take any notice
whatever of anonymous writers, but in
his case the correspondent has been rem
dered somewhat important by the en-
dorsement Of the Register and by the par
ticular invitation which has been given 10
The reader TO scan and ponder well what
lie says. We have scanned and "pon-
dered" little; and we do not hesitate To
give it as our opinion that the articles
signed "A Republican Democrat" were
written in Raleigh, and that the Editor
or the Register knem, when he published
them. that they were the productions Of
a WMg. Wha a poor, sickly, contem-
tible effort TO divide the Democratic party!
Raj. Stdadura.
Hands off. friend Holden! by this and
by that you are mistaken. The commu.
nications signed by "A Republican De-
mocrat'' that have recently appeared in
the Regis ter, do hail from CasweIl Coun-
~, and from "A Republican Democrat"
too---nay, democrat of the first water.
But hew do you know! perhaps you ars
ready to ask--welI, never mind that
IRE kaow IL and that's sufficient. The
author is gentleman who has never yet
figured in public life, but If he lives much
longer depend on il not only you but the
whole union shall hear from him. We
repeat. the communications we alluds 10
do hail from Caswell, and are written by
a Van Buren, Democrat--we. haveno 9th
err sort in these diggins -at least Mr..
Calhoun couldn't be elected in this coun
~ to skin dead sheep!
. e,@ Miltoa Chronicle.
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FROM MEXICO.

Late Vera cruzpapers received al New
Orleans stale the new Constilu ion drawn
up by the Legislative Junia received the
signature of Santa Anna on the 18th of
June. !" In it," said his Excellency, 81
see an anchor Of hope for the nation; and
| trust that through il our liberties, order,
and public peace may be maintained. !"
The event was solemnized by The firing
Of cannon, ringing of bells, te deums, etc.
A Mexican armed vessel arrived al We
"a Cruz on the 23d ullimo with eighty
three sailors, being par, of the crew of
the steamer Monfezan,c, who had been
paid off and discharged. They were all
Englishmen. This steamer. as well as
The Guadalupe, whose crew il is said
are also soon to be discharged, composed
part of the Mexican squadron lately in
service on The cost of Yucaian.
On the oath nine transports arrived at
Vera Cruz from Campeachy, having on
board eight hundred Mexican troops. be-
ing par, Of the expedition which had ope-
rated against Merida. ..
These movements indicate that there
is little probability at presen, of renew
al Of hostililies between Mexico and Yu-
catan.
The United States ship of. war Pin,
cenaes was at Sacrificios.
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MAR R It's ID q

AT Ashbury, N j. on The 29lh of June,
by the Rev. Abraham Owen, Professor
Deems, Of the University Of North Caro-
lima. to ANNA, daughter of Israel ID. Dis
osway, esq. of New York.
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Prog hol hoy Eril" Bsiiksy az aoi
e. sren % o..
~ We ss iafarns5 lhaa Mr. Nash
will sadfsss his islIow-eisirens Il Pnu,s
Sore. u his county. % Maadsy nsxL
u h rxPssisd ihas Mr.. Danid wIll .lss
snsnd.
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In our paper Of to-day will be found
the third number Of series Of able com.
munications signed a Republican De-
mocrat." Some efforts have been made
by the Calhoun presses in the state to
produce the impression that they are the
production Of some Whig-hoping there
BY to destroy their effect We can only
say Of our own knowledge, that they bear
on their face evidence Of their genuine
ness, and that they contain many iInpor-
tant truths 10 which we may suppose the
]" Democratic party proper" are not en-
lirely blinded. II is too evident that The
Modification wing Of the Democratic par
ty are SO maneuyerias as to make the
victory dc one is achieved, enure tothem.
selves; and so far they have proved he
most skillful managers. But if any
doubts actually exist that the author Of
these communications is really Cas-
well Democrat, as professed, we think
the reply of the Milton Chronicle to the
editor Of the Standard, which we place
below, will go far to remove them.
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The Royal Mail Steamer Columbia
sailed from Boston on the lst Of July,
and on the next day struck on the Black
Ledge, near Seal Island Light, where she
remained in great danger al the last ac'
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STATE OF NoRTH-cARoLlNA.
oRAseE COUNTY.
Miekis = Norwood "a Macy claney. md


unR'nef Bill tqahy.
ANDREW MicKi.E oae-of sAe complain.
ants. hasiag mlde oath b re me lhs,
Levi n. Y.uae sad his eEdd T,s.. Young
are not iahshiiaats of this slate. ss tiaap @
eess esna't be served % them; ihsy are hrrs.
BY notified that aaless lhev spnear Il she esri
Term Of iLs Corr d Eq1iiy % he he'd Ier ihe
county IL 0rsase. on the sseaad fanday af
September next. al The roa't hsHse ! siiills-
b rough. and p'esd answer, nr denar IN bill
ulll be taken pro eonfsssa snd SCI dawn E,r
hearing and hoard on narf- a. o. them
JAMES WEBB, c. &s.
Price adv. 81 20. s2- CIV
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To MeFehauls and Fhykl-
clans.

8&l-8A1
To Merchants and Ehykl-
clans.
sftliE -ahsrrsh~Es dssl ifrariy = nRf0s
AID HEDI1INEs. - fher .sii a
uays fnfnish - - fttsa - and fslysil ssns 81
she iawest ~islieszie Rde-s. keri fs 40
fhynsians n - msg l1s1f - HiIp fhsfr osdtss
n y rest ssssrrd efsrisisr al srsirirs ben -
psss and Gsr&ine a6d a "a Ia psscrs - a sny
exiallishn.ent a ahs kia6 In tks sfale.
We taks parlralaf care ~ Nj - FkSs-
eisas' orders Il seeh Ass<isss a. 30 k.s.s %
be fnEs-
We alss ka<p snaslsealy ~ hfnS Psinss 81
3 Kinds. Dye sfs<s, wiadns clsss. Fsisasssi
LAX. PeHumsry. Psfsal ~ 6ieinss. fsias, shes,
Toaih. Dustinz. sefubs,nx, a clsihss.BrnsA
g, Fancy Asat.irs G.
TYLER. JONES a HILL.
Petersburg. gs,ssais
June 10. ss- 60
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TO FaMILKS& NFALIBS.

1n~ fssiswins la1i@p~n<ssae fAmllr reese
eAss szzf - fo1nG a ths Fifssss &Fn< ~e~sz.
ana so>a - er~rT ec1slEE zsszs IA the szzfz.
HeM~Hs<f ssd sever SET Eke1 zzless lAef
have ne fae-sl1ile ssEz@azze 81
1Cafzn<zkzr@0s az hs~sspr-Az. Al sah-s
NJ 10 sams nam~ a's h4ss nu#rsddanx aaa sss.s.r.
sis. ihs nsrrhAni n@ssssg 80 h.s- a.rr. a.oC
uss hn = pss<us as<u = a cssnlsni 81. ..
nsr sns b si.is ks9 Yea. g . ~u,s isr a&.z.
hs fszas sAszl1 \ rs<k riikssf fl<s rs-ssz.
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RHEunsrism. "a. 4NXl5y355
positively cured, and all sarrsllsd z.sslss and .Is
are restored. Ia he cd o. yOuag. BY -,hs Isuaxs
yrsErAsIs EIxn asb NrKr AID BoEz LSnxs-
Hnessr without the name q Censioek q 60 On il
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BL.ayTS for safe al this D&.e.
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BALmoF coLumslA.FoR THE nAIs.
~hieh wasisP i falling eus. y rssssss a en- bai4
Plafes; and q siildrsn make Il zsow npily. q "a
shoss Who A@ss los, he BAR from any cause.
ALL xgRMIN lh.i inisa he hssds Il ehlarsa
n sshpsls. are prevented e kllsa byhs az oaes,-
S'.a .. ..-.s Gfn1za<Ae :
tS never " i Rs~sulg - si~sys
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AGENCY AT WASHINGTON.

a MOS KENDALL and JOHN Il. KENDALL
offer their services TO such rs may have business
with the Government Of the following description,
viz
Obtaining contracts from the Post Office and other
Executive Departments.
Procuring patents, and other business connected
with the Patent Office.
Procuring pcnslons- dictionary, army and ma
Wy and other business in relation thereto.
Settlement Of accounts, whether with the State
Treasury War, Navy, or Post Office Departments.
Prosecuting Of claims against the Goyernme IT,
whether Tor lands, other property or money, before
any Of the Executive Departments or Congress.
Our Office is in Todd's rooms, number TO- where
Jons T.. KENDALL will be found during business
hours. Amos kendall win also attend at the
office to consult aud advise, and will prepare
cases for presentation to the Departments TO Con.
gress. His knowledge OF the forms and details of
public business derived from service in the public
Offices will enable him to perform this service the
most effective manner; and those who intrust with
business may rely upon tie utmost promptitnde, and
the of all proper TO bring il to successful
issue. Our charges will be moderate, depending for
their amount on the nature of the
Persons at a distance will find il much cheaper TO
employ us in any business they may have with the
Government, than TO come to Washington themselves
We will slso attend to the purchase, sale, or ex.
change of real property in tie District and the West
ern States using our best endeayors prof,ably 10
serv- al who will furnish with accurate d. scrip
tions of the kind of property wanted TO be purchased,
or proposed to be sold or exchanged.
All letters on business should be addressed to
Messrs. Kendall x Co., agents, and must be post
pad.
AMOS KENDALL,
march I8-ly JOHN +. KENDALL
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NOTICE.

by virtue of three writs Of feri facias, issued by
ID Gilbert l.. Gibcson, Esq, Justice Of the Peace
~ and for Washington County, d. c., and to me
directed, one wherein Young & Steer are plaintiffs,
and Henrietta M. Hall is defendant the other where
in Q. Fish & Co are plaintiffs, and said Henrietta NJ.
Hall Is defendant; and the other wherein William
Lord is plaintiff, and the said Henrietta M. Hall is
do endant shall expose TO public sale, for cash, TO
the highest bidder, on Tuesday, the 5th day Of this
month, on the green opposite the Centre Market in
the City OF Washington, between the hours Of nine
and ten o'clock, a m, the following goods and chat
tells, to wit ;--l2 cane seat chairs do. common;
pair mahogany dining tables; l breakfast do. 1 set
window cpr ains paror carpet; passage and stair
do; passage lamp; astral do. ; arm chair; 9
large looking glasses lot Of carpet wash stands ;
wash basins, and pitchers 2 pair brass hand
irons; shovel and tongs feather bed 2 pillows
blanket pine table and cover; ! lot cupboard
ware | kitchen table brass kettle 4 pieces iron
ware stand looking glass--seized as the property
Of the taid Henrietta M. HaIl--aDd will be sold to
satisfy the writs Of feri facas aforesaid.
J. v. PATTON, Constable.
April 1876
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AMOS KENDALL,
JOHN T.. KENDALL
POST OFFICE BUSINESS.

THE undersigned continues to transact business
J. for mail contractors, pensioners, draughted vo-
yerDment.
He has blank bids ready for persons DESTROYS of
bidding for mail contracts. The old service and pay
upon any route given at the shortest notice and adj
vice as to bidding communicated if desired. No APP
pcation attended to, unless accompanied by fee Of
five dollars and letter taken from the Office un
less the postage is paid No person having business
at the seat of Government need attend in person, If
full descrip ion of the business is communicated
and a full power Of attorney sent on by mail.
Ten per cent. charged upon all old claims allowed
by the proper authorities, after the allowance is made
Nothing charged unless the claim is allowed.
Refer to the members OF the Twenty Seventh Con-
gress generally.
JESSE f.. DOW,
Washington, 9Th street, near General Post Office.
March 2l--iyif
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P,,rsr Oyy,o,. March rs. lo.,.
mar l0-lawtl0may


ON the petition Of Samuel X. Jennings, praying
~ for an extension Of a patent granted To him, for
an apparatus for the speedy generation and conve-
nent, prompt, and agreeable application Of heat to
the human system which patent expired on q 2Sth
day of January, 1923 but by special act OF Congress
passed the 81 Of March, 1919, renewable for four
teen years subJec, to the rules aud usages Of the
Patent Office.
1t is ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office the lst Monday in June next at II
O'Clock M and all persons notified 10 appear
and show cause, IL any they have, why said petition
ought not to be granted.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published in the
Madisonan and National In,elligcnccr, printed at
Washington, ID. C.; the Journal Of Commerce, print
ed al New York; the Baltimore Sun, printed at alti
more; the American Sentinel and Mercantile Adver.
tser printed at Philadelphia and the Times, printed
at Bos,op--once week FOR three weeks previous 10
the first Monday in June. -
H. L. ELLSWORTH.
P. s. Editors Of the abovenamed papers will
please copy and send their bills TO the Patent Office
With paper containing the notice.
msrl7-Isw3w
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BOUNTY LANDS TO SOLDIERS OF THE

BOUNTY LANDS TO SOLDIERS OF THE
ID LATE WAR.-Sodiers, or their heirs, who
lave, may hereafter reccne certificates for bounty
lands informed that the subscriber has engaged the
services Of faithful aud competent agent now resd-
ing In The Territory Iowa to whose care may be safe
" inrsted the selection aud location Of said lands, In
be obtained until the location made and is all
importan, that good and valuable lands should be Sc
lected 10 do this, an agent should be employed who
can attend personally to the subject. Persons hold
ing certificates above and who may desire 10 make
them OF value, have their respective locations
subscriber
Reference may be made to General George Glib
sou, Washington City.
HENRY III, SYLVESTER.
Washington City, ID C., April 5-d&elf
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Caution A young gentleman, in this city, rcceiv-
ed distressing injury few days since while shaking
his pontaoons 4 he end Of one Of his legs flew into
his face driving a strap button into Of his eyes,
where il was so firmly embedded that a violent jerk
separated il from the strap, and left il in The cyc
which bled profusey, Of course and threw the suf-
ierer into the most acute distress DIR. Pennington,
being Immediately called in found il completely in
serted under the outer skin coat and succeeded in
withdrawing with as little injury possible by the
delicate use OF his instrument There is some slight
hope understand, that the ball e the eye may be
preserved but the probability that the sight des-
troyed --.Nstrark .7do,rf,sSr
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ID lCHARD POLLARD has resumed the practice
IN Of the law lie will attend the Courts Of Al
bemsrle, Buckingham, Nelson and Amherst. He
also offers his services for the adjustment Of claims
upon the Government. lie will go TO Washington
whenever business entrusted 10 his may require
him To do Having been merchant, as well as
lawyer, he considers himself we'll prepared TO settle
accounts A seven YEAR, residence in Chill, as Uni
ted States Charge d'Afsires, has given him know.
ledge Of the Spanish character and Spanish language
which will be useful in the fur,herancs and settle
ment Of business in conneri ion with these subjects
His Pos, Office IS Warren, Albemsris county, VIZ
gina, mar is-W'w
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ct JOHNS CHURCH.-The congregation Of
~ ST Johns Church, and Others who may be dis
posed TO become members respectfully informed
there will be public sale OF pews at the church on
Thursday next, the 20 inst at ~ o'cIock-selec-
tons TO be from the drawing, exhibiting the
contemplated change in the interior arrangement Of
the church, which may be seen at tie residence Of
Mr. Samuel McKane, on l7th street, till the sale,
when it will be al the church
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The daily Madisonian. [volume] (Washington City [i.e. Washington, D.C.]) 1841-1845, 1843-04-20

TN virtue OF the authority conferred on the Enecu-
tive by the second section Of the act Of Congress,
approved on the 26h day Of June 1894, entitled an
act to create additional Land Offices IN the States Of
Illinois and Missouri, and in the erritory North OF
the State OF Illinois" notice is hereby given, that the
Land Office for the Wisconsin District is TO be re-
moved from Muskodsy to Mineral Point, soon as
the necessary arrangements for that purpose can be
made.
Given under my hand, at the City Of Washington,
this 18th day Of April A. ID. ls43,
BY the President
THo. II. BLiEr,
Commissioner Of the General Land oAce.
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