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Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

rcsnhs which | an st,~6ed az -uh-tan.
tally eorrrct Thcy dcrnotsiraie the mot b.
a. dogr>ds,ion Il the ircc negro the horc.
lcssnsss q 'isre orm, the m,Schieyou, niiu.
cnce 81 his nss cistfDr. and tie ncccwit -
his rern"' Al Occupying bore that Tscc
which srpsstcs the white nan ron the
save, he corrup,s port,on. ~ both r,oes--
That he Will pr ,c ih, rad, instrument Of
those to be fnuud in different scriious OF
onr Union. who tindlc into fame our social
cdihcc. cannot 10 doubted Aud thus. i
- due to our own quic, ard r,i os, to tic
preservation of our own dcsrc,, aud most
sacrt-i interests that he should bc removed
The right t. do 80 cannot be questioned -
Tho great and eternal law Of ,clf protection
pats 1t beyond ca,il or discussion.
In csrtsin sections Of our Union the free
negro il regarded as an American citizen.
and entitled 10 all tie right' and privileges
OF Tat proud aud lofi, station We can
Scud him to those places
How many nbolrioniss, i. il 10 be sup
posed vii tLp recommendation make .,
The Norih-nnd Ia Virginia too I 10 Ma,
sour such LAW as IS here recommended
has been passed, md we cut the following
huef rIlracl from an exchange, n, giving
beautiful specimen Of the operation Of the
law. This paper says
The Circuit Court Of Missouri having
decided that the law recently enacted re-.
'pec,lug free people Of color is constitution
al, five free negro men and three women
have already been brought up in st Louis
whipped, aud sent out Of the State, as nu.
isauccs!
The same paper SUCCESS TINT few more
such rigorous examples Of jns',rr'. n show
-" Zee asa % color" "4." slime 10
march We are glad, however, to sec
that the blrbctous execution Of thi, most
bafberou, law, i, producing i. legitimate
effect The Boston Mai, in speaking Of
the above, say,
"Ihc whipping. We suppccc, was some
what cxtr,-sometlinp due to the refine
m"u' # lay" lto We :,i... tse 4, @
States will soon find they base something
10 do with slavery if tie slave States take
this method of Kidding themselves Of their
free colorcd population.
We think so too Bot We have already
pursued this subject TO greater length
han we had at first inien dcd-and we viii
now r lose ihis mir le uth tho .,nolo "a
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
RAILROAD MEETING.

We gave in last weeks paper brief no
tee Of the meeting Of the Directors and
Stockholders Of the l.. G. & G. L. Euilrosd
Company-held in this town on Wednesday
last; bu, as our notice was prepared car.
" on the day Of the mcetmg-our publica-
ton day-we could give none of the proceed
ings Of this most interesting convention of
the early and late friends Of this road
As we have received no official report of
the proceeding and as We hare received one
from an unofficial source, We shall substi-
tutc portion Of this latter, as being more
minute in its details than we could other
wise give. The length Of the report will
prevent our giving it entire. Our friend,
who attended all the proceedings, says -
This meeting was tho first anniversary
Of the organization Of the Connecticut River
and Lake Champlan Railroad Company !;
Of which Judge Follett is President. As |
entered the house in the morning, the Com
pany was hcsitating in respect to the man
ner Of clccting its Directors for the ensuing
year: whether it should be done through a
nominating Committee or BY balloting with
out the intervention OF a Committee Mr.
Omrsbcc sustained the first method because
it was more expeditions, and it being gen
crai opinion tat the old Dissection, residing
in the state with one exception, should be
ol.at.l l',, Row, ,,r.,.I ,ln lo,t.s
mode as being more democratic-placing
the election Of their officers more directly
upon the Stockholders A motion was made
for 4 nominating Committee and il was ap-
pointed After the Committee left, Mr.
Clark acquainted the President with his de-
sire 10 hea~ =, cause or tho RESIGNATION Of
tue Is ston Director Iac President in
mediatcly rose produced and read letter
from Mr. Samuel Dana one of the last men
toned directors giving his reasons for re-
signing they were i'll health and an entire
incapacity Ia perform the duties Of the Office
The letter was ably written, contained much
good advice, and warning the corporation
against adopting the ruinous practises OK
crcised on that other road
The President remarked that Mr. Dana
colleagues, Mr. IIcnshaw and Mr. GRAY.
we're each engaged in doing an immense a
mount Of businers Tor themselves, and could
not devote tno.r time 80 anything else, but
( they all eII rcsscd themselves fru friends Of
the Rutland X al, and would srs'aiu it.
/ After few remarks ~ Nr Liu,icy, Mr.
. Pirrpoint suggested tlnt while the Commit.
toe was ont it woull bc gratifying 70 the
4 s. ~kholdcrs e. hear from the President as
tot1c present relations and future prospects
If the road The Prcslien; complied, and
among other things said;
As stockholders we meet to-day under
different circumstances from those under
which We were placed when We met IN
this place one year ago.
Then there existed great ohsiAoles -
some great stumbling blocks to hinder tho
/ preliminary part q our great cuteTri'c.
an happy 10 inform yon 'Hs, the'o
7 troubles are nov Oh, islei that the VA !,
nov clear
Not among the least OF those nhsiaeIes,
wAs the conduct Of the F.tchblrg Corpora
,tiou that BODY decided 70 construct thor
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

stc '.r - fcr ~ M,lr.ry Commune
ind bash eiil' u,aie a., 'P,tisl rider ior
! 'rsisr nril
NJ Ain OF hio od,fed q sric, of r.,
olsi isns esllinr io' nor. encrgy IN The VA
.aisli ST. .chict, AID ofieeu an inetes,,I
'of-- 60 r.
1htS>. ieo. arc " Le considered hetest
ftf I. Is
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21
THE HERALD.
THURSDAY MORNING, JAN 81
SLAVERY AND ANrlSLAVERY
GANATIClSN

,,,,,s o,,.r.1 80, 70, t.x 49,, J.,
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u,,,r,,,, s,r,,y-,nl cav. On, ov,
v,,., ,G,r, ,hch ia, c.uo,,1
N, ,r,ion orthe more WIDEN, md ,ah,1 Of
h..,o...l,,, rou,,on r. ,bo,,,,,, ,,,,
W,,,,e o6,, ,,,,c,.cd mn, ,.,,., ,b.,
.,b,, le,p'y rietrs,d N the ,dronc,m,n,
9TH, c,u,c NJ 90 ,ua,nd holy r,,,ci,le
a, MIN, NJ ALolt,on ,ho,l5 b,,. n de-
tn1 nr1in,, The mad ac,, Of those ntoC,s
,Jly in,,r,r,d IN tho same cause Bu, So
80, ana n,.,, o,,c,, opr L,l.C m Tho
INC, ,ho, four G6h. of tina, portion Of the
WIZ c,,,y Of Vermont who upl remain
indlH,r,n, to The ner,,, OF hi, one,,lon are
rcn l,r,d thus lukewsrm by the wild md
hnalcal morcmcn', Of those cluim,np to
lead in the cnusc q A!nluion Indeed So
~ t,' NE defines ofrary been ercr- -
10 rr..rd to ihs n."-. tia. ,.,, s.,m to
think that Aboliuonism and hnal,cl,m nre
IDENTICAL. and that nm AMI Slavery man and
a crazy nan are a, enc andthc Same ,hinc
They seem to think tia, nollucol C,n,,,c,.n
c-n cxi.. no uhcre else Than IN tho a,oi, oC
one Of these o,ct.z,a!ous and fc,v odyo.
cn,cs ofthe .c,n.. NJ r,c,dor, T., 49,.
however, they arc quite mistaken. Aboll.
lioni,m ron mad-as bad as it !, made IN
nppcar--canno, quite ,onal the mndnc,, Of
those who &C, upon the other side I, has
been said. that no no,,on vr wos ovo,
brourl, 50 low n, 10 uorsAin rho .,rio,
sun. and the madness If ,bosc WHO ,o,l =,
UNFOLD the ,orcring min or tho S,,vo g.,
ten has no rarnll, IooL NJ tho c,o,,
ntonks olour Soy,b,r, C,,o,d, - -
blind zcol which thru have e,h,bnc1 IN
,bc;r
in,i,u,ion md .,,v mo nd. oe
Condemnation ma, !, rov inc, ,
roll owe, il ,nd j., s,,no,,.,, 1ol
the cnactmc,,, Of ,hc,r State Ico;,,,,,,,.
their frcoYcn, ,;olo,;o,, or,lo Coo,,n,,,.
listen to their ,r,oc,,, ho,,,;oo, or,h.;,
spncriori,v and ,hc;, coo,;o,,,
n,sl Gv wear, md looL ,,o, ,ho .lI
srcnes of v;ol.oco and lIood,ho1
these cb,yolrou,' SUMMARIZE. oc,ho d;,,oo
institution and rnsycr r., ror,.o,.o,
whether in ,jcw oc,hi,o,e,,,o, H.
OF hna,icism tcs,s alone noo, r.u do,a,
ted or dlshonc, Abolu;on iu,of,bc No,,h
We saw ,h,, !, doe.p and ,,o,,ld .,
that the excuse, 60 oGc, pods 1r o,,
Southern friends o hot climate and bot,
blood docs no, quite satisfy oil the oood
people OF the North for the indi.c,mi,,,o
abuse which IS so layi,hlv bcon,d unoD
them
Thu, !, vop,I sccn ,ho, ,bo ,o,4,
fines, two o,,,c,,o, oC ,l,,,i.n .
io,c Tho c,,,o f., ,b,.h ho. l
inc and ,r,,c,,,Ir, - ,;4,ho o., r.
lion md -. :, l.,, h,yo 49,. .ooc,,,a
hi. r,s,c,io, I.G ,h., ;r,bo co,, n nor.
,,o, b,, hcc, mad. - ,ra., C,omh
roo ho,c oC,to or., ,,l,,, l 49,.
ono,, n,,be mad co,,.o ,n,,n.a >.
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fN utgTee WIN me srTU OF indCncnd'Tt'.
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

Polks CuvRLuk a lrucr writer gives
an amusing account Of an escape OF the
Ptcsdcn, on the uiQhl Of the clotlon, S,h
L seems ,ha, the President attended ball
IN honor Of Ibr occasion, and at The height
Of the ftNviii,s it MS discovered that the
'ton;c house hal ak On Grr, mud The alarm
wn, gwen llls,n, d TIM, the lddcs pre-.
served their presence OF mud IN n rcrnnrka.
be muuncr-tu, tha, Mr. POLK, with due
regard iar majesty, was the first person out
Who now doubt, n, lodging the drnl1
Rutland herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1823-1847, 1847-01-21

r5Ths opinion Is m. gaining ground
NJ Wash '.'oo ,n1t cor '...r' m't '.oo u"
recalled from Mexico --,nl our dDHi-n'ur,
with th,l nation settled by nceoiluon -
Some oflhe benulies and some Of the object,
OF thu, war have not n, sc, been quito IS
well Developed as they ,oo1 WIN be We
hope that fot once the North wll be tue
TO hcrself
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=" He meant the permission to import slaves. An under
standing the two subjects of and slavery had
taken place between those parts of the Union which ex
plains the vote the motion depending well the
guage of General Pinckney and others."-Nofe by M
Madiso1t.
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.anEnLnoanua or
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1847-05-26
From our Baltimore Correspondent.
BALTIMORE, May 26-5,

BALTIMORE May ZO---D, p m.
iro,o,g oeattey-Death of DR.. Mcguire Canton
Capt Hen,ie.1 The Baltimore and Ne,c York markets.
The weather continues with an occasional shower
and sunshine intervals The farmers rejoicing the
change in their prospects, and city gardens robed
with leaves and flowers
The bells are toing sad requiem the remains
of Dr. Charles Mcguire young and gifted ply scian OF
city, who died on Monday night He was greatly es-
teemed extensive circle of acquantances md will be
followed the grave by immense concourse of mourn
crs, who assembling.
The the Canton attracting great at
tention. spirited off to-day, but the
suit is not yet known. The yesterday ''came oil in
handsome style, affoding much sport large
course Of spectators mile and repeat for three
wear Odds purse of $500, with inside bet of $3.50
between Maryland and Virginia The entries Col
Longs bay Boston, and George Wadens bay colt out
of Foreigner The purse in straight heats by
Boston, ir Time, l55i I.52 To-daya wo-mile race, Tor
which several fine nags have been entered.
Captain Drake Henrie has arrived in Baltimore and
the lion of the city He has more service than most
men having of the Mer prisoners, and by his
experiences escaped the general massacre
The MARKErs.-In the Baltimore market, to-day -four
remains quiet Holders firm in asking SO, many offers
of So S7a having been refused sale of 800 barrels Sus
quehannah made yesterday SIS S7k but it generally
held So. City Mills is held SO. Small sales of rye
aour have been made 81, and OF corn meal SIS Is
The supply of grain continues quite small with q limited
demand We quote prime red wheat POS cents; white
do. POS 209 cents; Maryland red 1875 2oi cents. No
white Yellow 1885 lO5 cents white IO2 cents
oats go 81 cents rye ITO 40 cents; flour so.
AT New York, this morning, the flour market is not quite
firm Sales the spot ofGenesee brands So IS So 81
Transactions still making considerable extent,
future delivery, 80 37a SO so for June. Sales of corn
meal IS 20 The receipts of -four by the canal the
increase Sales Of Ohio white wheat the spot So o.
There a fair demand for corn with considerable sales of
yellow, the spot, Ill liz Some transactions
are reported higher figures Nothing done in white
Oats advanced, with sales 10 Sales rye at
IA III Whiskey is in good demand, and is sell
6 gallon barrels The provision
is firm and prices unchanged Groceries without much
Rice is worth AZ to 81 per pound.
change London 6a al per cent premium There is a
better feeling in the cotton market, and prices slightly
proved Freghts dull.
AT Philadelphia, this morning, the -four market was
quiet Holders generally pretty firm in asking SO for
Pennsylvania brands Corn meal has advanced with sales
at SIS 37k per barrel
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AT meeting of the citizens of Richmond held at the
City Hall Oh Friday afternoon. MAY 2lst ON motion OF
Col John Rutherford WIN Lambert, esq. MAYOR Of the
city, was called to the chair, and VIM F Richie appoint
ed secretary
Col John Rutherford, after few remarks offered the
following preamble and resolutions, which were unan-
mousy adopted:
The citizens of Richmond, here assembled, having as
cerned that the President of the United States
plates visit the State of North Carolina, and will pass
though the city, accompanied by the Secretary of the
Navy and being DESTROYS evincc their respect for the
Chief Magistrate of the nation, and extend to him and
their ielowcitzen, John Mason, cordial welcome to
the metropolis Of the State; therefore,
Resolved, That committee of eight be appointed in
wife the President and Secretary of the Navy remain in
the city as long their convenience will permits and to
them, behalf OF this meeting the inequalities
due TO the occasion. :
Resolved, That committee of sixteen be appointed
receive distinguished guests and make suitable pro-
vision for their accommodation
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen as the
committee of eight under the first resolution John
Rutherford Raleigh T. Daniel, John M. Patton, James
Lyons, James A. Seldom, VIM H. Macfarland, George
w. Munford, and Henry L. Brooke.
The Chair appointed the following gentlemen as the
committee of SIXTEEN under the second resolution Chas
F. Osborne, Thomas r. Price, VIM. A. Pateson, James
M. Wckham VIM. W. Crump, Joseph r. Anderson,
Charles Ellis, George M. Darlington, VIM. +. Richie,
Richard II. Toer, Mann S. Valentine, Gusavus A. Ny
ers, Thomas Green, James F.. Heath, Robert c. Ncho-
las, and Joseph Mayo
On motion of MIR. R. G. Nicholas, the chairman was
added to the Committee of Reception
On motion of Mr.. Thos. Green, the proceedings Were
ordered TO be published in the city papers
The meeting then adjourned.
VIM. LAMBERT Chairman
VIM +. RTcHIE Secretary.
Meetings have also been held in Petersburg and
Raleigh and committees appointed to make the
say arrangements for the reception OF the President He
will leave Washington on Friday, in company with Mrs.
Polk, the Secretary of the Navy and his daughter and
Col Walker, (the Presidents private secreary) They
expect reach Raleigh Saturday and Chapel Hill on
Monday The commencement OF the college will be on
Thursday and the next day the President will set out
on his return TO Washington.
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TN pursuance of law, JAMES X. POLK, President of
the United States Of America, do hereby declare and
make known that public sales will be held the under
mentioned land Offices in the State of Missouri the peri
DDS hereinafter designated, to wit.
AT the land Office at SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Monday the sixth day of September next for the disposal
Of the public lands within the aforementioned townships,
North of the base line and ,cesf of the h principal mi
dian.
Townships Twenty-Five tweny-six twenty twenty
eight thirty thy-one thirtywo, thirty three, and thirty
Township thirty three. of range sixteen.
Al the same place, commencing on Monday the TWEEN
lands within the aforementioned townships and fractional
townships, to wits
North Of the base line and est Of the fifth principal meri
Townships TWENTY-FIVE twentythree and twcnty.four of
Townships Twenty-Five twenty three, and wentyour of
range twenty-six.
Township twenty three, of range twenty-nine
Townships twentythee and twenyfour, OF range thirty
Township twenty-four, of range thirty-two.
Townships twenty and twenyfour, range thirty
Fractional townships twenty-five, twelty-three, and
twenty-four, of range thirty -four.
AT the land Office JACKSON, commencing on Monday
lie lands within the aforementioned townships and parts
of ANnships, to wit:
North Of the base line and east Of the h principal
Township twenty-three; sections six, seven eighteen
nineteen, twenty, twentyone, twentyeight twenty nine
thirty, irty-one, thrytwo, thrtythree and thirty four
in township twentyfour and townships twenty-five and
twenty-six, of range seven.
Township tweniy-sx, of range eleven.
The part of fractional township twenty-five the main
land OF range eighteen.
AT the land office at CLINTON, commencing on Mon
day. the thirteenth day of September next for the disposal
of the public lands within the aforementioned townships
to wit;
North of base line and tcest Of M principal meridian
Township thirty-cght OF range seventeen
Township thirty-se of range eighteen.
Township thirty-ninc, of range nineteen.
Township thirty-nine, of range twenty.
At the land Office at PLATTSBURG, commencing on
Monday the eleventh day of October next, for disposal
the public land within the following part Of a township
North of the base line and cest of principal meridian
Township fyeight, except sections hirty-hree thirty
four, thrty-fve and thry-six OF range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the of schools militia
ry other purposes will be excluded from the sales
The offering of the aforementioned lands will be COM
menced the days appointed, and proceed in the same
order which they advertised with all convenient dis
PATCH until the whole shall have been offered the sales
thus closed But sale shall be kept open longer two
weeks, and private entry of any OF the lands will be adj
mtted until after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under hand at the city of Washington this Dist
day of May Domn thousand eight hundred and
iorty-seven. JAMES X. POLK.
BY the President
RICHARD NJ. YOU'VE,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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1y n. II. DYER. .sue,foueer

THOR SALE AT AUCTION.-On Saturday the 2otb
L May, at o'clock, p. M win offer public sale the
twosory brick house the of and 10th Streets
the residence OF Major j. Forrest deceased Also the
lots adjoining. The neighborhood is TOO well known
require description,
Terms of sale Onefth cash, and the balance in one
two and three years, be secured by the purchasers
bond with approved suretes bearing from the ay
of sale II the terms complied with in two da
from the day OF sae the property will be resod the risk
and cost of the purchasers.
May l2-eodSds r, w. DYER, Auctioneer
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BV X. ". DI.EM .9Mctfoncer.


INTENSIVE SALBOF BEST PARLOR AND CHAM
IL Der furniture auction.-On Wednesday, I'd June
o'clock, shall sell Mt the residence of Charles
Gordon, esq, street, nearly opposite Mrs General
Macombs his household furniture, comprising large col
lection full and substantial household articles amongst
which are
Mahogany paylor and arm chairs
Do sofas and rocking chairs
Do parlor secretary pier glass
DO pier, dining and card tables
handsome orange window curtains ard ornaments
6pair Venetian blinds
A superior piano forte
Several pairs bronze mnntel lamps
pair OF plated four-light branches, candlescks, fruit
baskets, coasters, nc.
Silver spoons forks, and syphon
dozen eel-plated and albntta spoons
dozen knives, with and without forks ivory handles
Glass and crockery ware, re-irons 10 carpets
High and French-post maple and mahogany bedsteads
10 very superior feather beds and mattresses
40 pairs large sheets and plow-cases
~ pairs blankets, counterpanes
20 extra large table cloths, some very handsome
Napkins, towels, NC, mahogany bureaus
WRrdrobes, washstands looking glasses, &C.
With many other articles too mention, and
LOT OF kitchen requisites
Also barouche and excellent family horse and
buggy.
Terms sale All sums and under $780, cash. $50,
credit OF two Jour- and SIX months for approved endorsed
notes, bearing interest
II. w. DYER, Auctioneer.
Or,- The Dwelling House. which is of the
venen in the city, is for For further particulars or
information inquire the premises OF Charles Gordon,
esq, of the subscriber.
Will also be sold private sale square NO 5I, together
with the house thereon being of the best squares for
garden in the city.
may 26-- r. w. DYER, Auctioneer
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NATIONAL LIME IKILNS,

Corner of Twenty,frS street and Nep York avenue
EFT all the people tnke notice. that the undersigned has
IL purchased the before named lime klns, and is and
always will be prepared furnish the best lime, the
shortest notice. al the cheapest for cash short credits
Calcncd plaster and cement of first quality always
hand. GEO. w. HARNESS.
May 26-eo3tN aw4w
StILIcSIA Table Damask.We have received two pieces
- of the superior Silesa damas, goods that
ou,.) Those who disappointed in getting of
the vious lot be supplied by calling early
May 26-3tif d. CLAGETT " co.
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lust Pub ishcd.-Army Reguiations.-The new ed-
u ton OF the Genera; Regulations for the Army, issued by
authority Of the War Department, is for sale
office.
The book can be transmitted by mail any part of the
country for Is postage. Orde enclosing cash.
and post paid, will be promptly filed Price 81 per copy
J. Il G. S. GIDEON,
MAY 26-3tf 9th Washington.
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ChiId's Nurse Wanted.

WANTED a genteel white woman, as childs nurse
w To who well recommended, and viii
perform her duty faithfully, liberal wages will be paid and
permanent place secured. Apply at this office.
March 25-yt
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EE ss:.lslj

BALTiMoRE Il OHIO RAILROAD COMPANY,
Washington Branch.
nN and after Monday next, 3lst instant the extra train
~ of cars will leave IL O'clock NJ instead of hapas
IL heretofore The change is made in order
xion with the boat line from Baltimore to Philadc
phia. BY order L. II. PARSONS,
Nav 6-eodtJunel
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Notice 70 Pre-empt,or Claimants.

Every person entitled to the right Of presumption any
lands within the townships and parts OF townships above
enumerated, is required establish the same to the salts
faction of the register and receiver of the proper land office
aud make payment therefor as soon as paeeab after
ing this notice. and before the day appointed for the
mencemen the public sale OF the lands embracing the
tract claimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Nav 26-Iaw13w
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The esuitcal and sophisca article Of the National
nteigencer, of this morning, upon the manner of
Quoting the war; shall be exposed in due season The
Mexican organ may be assured that shall return gun
for gun.