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SUPERIOR CHEWING TOBACCO.
KUST Received a supply Of Superior
81 Chewing Tobacco. and Zoe 81 e. by
b w. MURPHY & CO.
Al the Old Store Of Cordts & Mont
gomerv.
April IS, l84s. Sit
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Issued. the 18th day Of October l94S
]. r.. CAMERON. CPk.
Oct, 10, l84s. Dot
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Howcorr, Judge Of Probate
Of said county, the Second
Monday Of October, ir the
year Of our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and for.
weight, and seal Of said
court.
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Cedar and stem c & Eiwrus.
"A Lol oi Stone az Cedar ttntuS al
"a sale by n. w. MURPHY " GO.
April Is, lSA8
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WIN. IL. BAN r..
NJ Sold wholesale 6nd relatl. by
Scoyl &.Mead M. 80 Charities street
NV Orleans; General Agents Tor he
S,uth and West. !.
Sold nv T.. D. WARD 4 co.. and
PR ESTLEY 4 MOSRY, Canton.
JAS. BLUNUELL, Btnjon.
Canton, June 2. 81 W
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NOTICE.

To all persons interested in.the pOrti-
ton Of the lands Of Edmond Rice, de-
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Horatio N. Steel,
10.
John Holohan, and
H. IL H.lalA
Montgomery County Court,
MARCH TERM.

i i,
E object of this suit procure sale Of certain real
estate In Montgomery county, which was, on the TWEEN
ty-scventh day of January, eighteen hundred and fory
by the defendant John Holohan, as agent OF
John T. Hoohan from the complainant Horatio N Steel
for original purchase The bill states that on
or about the day of January eighteen hun
bred and FORTY the said Horato NJ Steel sold and gave
his bond of conveyance for certain real estate which Is
particularly described in the bill and its accompanying
hibts unto the said John Hoohan, as agent Of the said
John f. Hoolan at and for the OF four hundred and
tty dola one hundred dollars Of which said was Pad
by the said John Heohan agent aforesaid, In hand
and that the said John Holohan as agent as atoe-
said his single bill for the balance OF the purchase money,
PAYABLE by instalnents equal amounts in one two and
three years. from date that possession Oh e
said premises given by the said complainant TO the
said John Hooan agent aforesaid and tna no part
of the OF the purchase money has been PAID either
by the principal agent although the deferred payments
have all become due The bill further alleges fraud, and
alleges that the said John Holohan not the agent Of
John r. Hoohan, and that John T. Holohan was minor
and under the age twenone years. and that the ald
John Holohan nsovent and not resident oil Maryan.
and ina, the sal real still charged with and LA to
upon adiuved and ordered that the complainant by caus-
inv copy of this order be inserted in some newspaper
published at Washington city in the District OF Columbia
four successive weeks before the tenth day OF May next
give notice TO the said absent defendant OF the object ana
substance OF this bill, and them to appear IN tis
court in person by solicitor or before the TENN day
September next the premises and show cause
If any they have, why decree ought not to pass as
prayed NlCdOLAo DnnwGN'
Copy-Test: 8. r. SroNKsTRKET, Clerk.
March g. t8iS-Apr 2-law4w
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Mount Hope,
An IN itwtiom esfabiahsd a~d conducted be- the Sister,
Charity. chieeyt for tAe relief Of the INSANE


An IN txtiow sstaished a~d conducted BY the Sssu
Charity, chigeytor the relief Of the INSANE
THIS institution ID beautifully situated commanding
i eminence within view oil the city Of Baltimore. aud
possesse that render particularly desirabas
residence for those afflicted with mental disoxders The
house and adjoining grounds command extensive and very
interesting views Of highly cultivated and Agreeable
lated, and furnished in style that will bear conpar
son with most respectable hotels. Il Is abundany
supplied with the finest water and its bath arrangement
unsurpassed by any other similar establishments the
country The patients of this institution received and
attended 70 BY Sister, Of Charity and are visited ones
other asylum In the possession Of all the necessary and
modern Improvements for relieving the insane, yet pre-
the character and appe OF domsstic retreat
rather than place for the seclusion and confinement Of
dangerous and ncuable persons Ii has been the udious
aim Of its founders to invest il with every thing appcan
when the Of the will admit will be surrounded
by all the comforts aud advantages OF cheerful and dom
tic society Accordingly the greatest care is taken, not
merely discard far practicable every form per
sona restraint but to from the observation Of the
inmates everything that tend rritae distress their
ments within and without doors studiously supplied
and exercise in the open air in the carriages or on oo
carefully enjoned
Over the female department the Sisters themselves have
the immediate charge whilst in the male department are
provided faithful and competent male attendants who have
been long accustomed the of nvads oil this class
and whom the Sisters maintain the strctest sperv
ception of one hundred and fifty patients. Tho vary
from IS per week 1.-THE patient require his friends
desire accommodations and additional attention. bet
will be charged accordingly. For further information APP
ply to the Sister Superior OF the institution, to Dr. VIM
H. Stokes the physician.
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IME, Cement, Calcined Plaster, &c.-Lime, cement,
IL calc,ned plaster, lime for mnnure and building sand,
can be had at lime kilns of the subscriber, the
United States Observatory either in large small quanfi
Terms cash, unless otherwise arranged before de-
livery. VIM Easily
FoRT WASHINGTON. July II, 1916.
SIR: In compliance with your request, furnish below
the result of some trials with the lime purchased of you and
with two other lots the quantity of paste they pro-
duce, on being slakcd
ISis-An average of three barrels of Thomaston lime
gave Al bushels of lime paste to the barrel
St3-Three barrels of Potomac lime (bough OF William
Easby) averaged 81 bushels Of paste per barrel.
lsss-Four barrels Of Potomac lime (bongh Of another
ISlS-Two barrels of Potomac lime, (Easby's being
rs dry and converted into paste afterwards,
aged 81 bushels Of paste per barrel
lS4S-Two barrels of Potomac lime (Easby's) wet
aked Tor converted into paste once averaged u bush
els paste per barrel. 40
The s,pase" referred rather sitter than common
mortar in every requiring water before being
mixed with the sand.
Very respectfully 81, your obedient seryant
Capt WILLIAM EAsBY, Washington.
April l-w4w
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VIRGINIA LAND OFFICE, February II, 1913.
IN conformity to act, entitled can act to reduce into
the several concerning escheaors, passed
the 9th day of January 1879 do hereby make known TO
the escheato Of the county of Alexandria, dated the llth
day of February 1885, and received into the land office
the 18th day OF February l8aS that, by nquess held on
the 10Th and 2ls days of January lS48 the following lots
and rentchages have been found escheaed to this Com
monweath, to wit,
lot of ground in the town of Alex andria the
ner of Queen and Fairfax Streets of which Ann Garvey
died sesed without heirs containing about quarter
of n square.
Duke Pitt Streets which Elizabeth Donaldson died
seised without heirs, containing about one quarter oil
square. -
rent charge of sos, payable the first day OF Janua
ry in every year, charged half square Of
ground in the town Alexandria the side of Al
fred street, between Duke and Wolfe streets. The lot
charged is in the heirs of Thomas Swami deceased and Of
tho said rent-charge John Mills died seised.
rentchage Of Sos S. paysbe on the I'm dsy OF Au
Alexandria, the side Of Union street, between King
and Prince streets, improved by three story brickhouse
The house and lot charged Robert Massey and OF the
said rent charge John Wills died seized
In every year. charged half quarter of square
of ground The OF Alexandria, at the northwest in.
of Water and Gbbon streets The ground
is in VIM II. Mcknight, Alexander veitch, and Edward
house and lot OF ground in the town OF Aexandn on
tho south side Prince street, and the westward OF
street containing about oneeighth of square, and Of
which Harry Tyler died seised, without heirs
LOT of ground In the town Of Alexandria, and bounded
follows wit the south by Princess street, on the east
by ROYAL street, the by Pitt and on the north
BY line through the middle of the square, parallel
Princess containing about one nall square ana Oh
8. II. PARKER,
Fab 2a-w6w Register Land Office
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NOTICE TO MARINERS.

ColLxcroR's OrrIcE, KEY WEST Feb. I, lsiS -,
TINE NEW LIGHT, just completed at Key West, WIN
he shown on the 10Th inst 1t is frst-cnss stationary
light and will probably be visible from ships deck al
the distance Of twenty two miles, in clsaL wsahs' n, old
light The bearings and heretofore followed Tor
entering this port may still be observed but vessels s sp
athoms water on tine bar by bringing the buoy in range
with the lighthouse, and running for IT,.
3. r. MALLORY, Collector
The Herald New York Boston Post Daily Keystone
Philadelphia Charleston Mercury; and Courier, New or
leans will please publish the above thirty days, and send
their duplicate bills receped the Fifth Auditors Office
2i-3Ot
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PATENT OFFICE, Jan. 70, 1875
nN the petition Lewis Cutting, az LOWELL Mass,
~ praying for the extension offs patent granted to sad
Lewis Cutting for improvement in spinning cotton lot
seven wears from the expiration of said paent which
takes place ON the 18th day OF May, 1873
II il ordered that the said petition be heard the Patent
Office on the first Monday in May, at IL o'clock. mi and
all persons notified appear and show cause any
they have, why said petition ought not 70 be granted
and National Demokrat Washington; Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia Sun, New York Herald, Providence fos.'
H. once week three successive weeks previous to the
first Monday in May next. -r ,,,pvE
Commissioner Of Patents
s. Editors of the above papers will please copy, and
send their bills TO the Patent Office, with paper contain
ing this notice.
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.


Every person entitled the right of presumption to any
lands within the townships and fractional townships above
enuerated required establish the to the salts
faction OF ressie, and receiver Of the proper Land Office
acre. price fixed by the Of I'd August 1876 10 soon
practicable after seeing this notice. and before tn. day
pointed for the OF the public sale OF the
lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
shall be forfeited. RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Nav 20-lawlSW
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VIRGINIA, TO WIT,

At Quarterly cert eo.issst AID held for the eosnty Of
P'ffssfea~ia fhs Ed day Of Jsws. ISa7
Dews, admin suasor de bo~is .on with the will an
nexed OF Joshua Stone, deceased, plaintiffs,
The distributes of the said Joshua Stone defend
ants
In suit in Chancey for the distribution the estate be-
queahed TO the tssators widow for life
THE court adopting their commissioner, port in this
decree thsr William Dsws as a So~ NON Of
Joshua Stone deceased, with his viii annexed, and
Mary Stone his widow for is do pay to the heirs Of c.
Harfson me following sums Of money wits To
m s 81 saa S.ass PhG
s45 osi; Stiih Harrison S4o osi Doke and Koley
his wife, w 9st to Answorh Hano S4S ost e G.cs
Harrison. deceased, sis cslImsIns in the whole the
sum of ys6o g. That pay the descendants Of Polly
Terry deceased the following To Joshua Terry
$50 lst TO Nasans Terry sso 49, John Buckley 81
S Fla. "d e. so
ants Of Joshua stone deceased son Of joshua stonc
the edel so ~ the following suns Of money viz To
his wife, $40 on 49, to the descendants of Patsy Dews wife
Of Ezesi ii Ds%. viz; Joshua Sarah Poly and Ann
and her child Prudence, slo 49, to the children OF Polly
wife Of McC9ii Craven $40 2s to an unknown child
parents being dead. $40 81 80 to an unknown child Of
Memory Thompsoa and Judith his wife, $40 o. q to the
representative OF Samuel Stone, deceased $40 W 20
that the said William Dews retain the OF $40 % 20,
in right of his wiis Nancy-making the Of $3.50 IS
cendants of VIM. II. StOne deceased the following
viz: To William H. Plunker and Mary his wife, SAT Is
Cornelius Gilbert, and Eliza his wife, S47 rs; 10 Sam
ue f. Stone SAT 73; John Gilbert and Dolly C.
his wife. ga rs; to Gunne,y Wllboun, and Sarah his
wife, SAT 49, Joshua Stone, $i7 Isl Thos Dews.
and Martha his wife, S47 rs; to Susan widow Of Jesse
Hubbard deceased, ~ 10; TO Applewight. wife of John
Stone deceased and their children, Martha, Laura and
James J. Stone, SH 49, to Elizabeth, wife Of William
Stone deceased which said Elizabeth since married.
and rhe three children Susan Ann, Mary L. and Eliza
beth M. Stone, SAT 73-mak ing in all @477 81 that he pay
to the descendants of Coleman Stone, deceased $3.50 60
the aforesaid being all the OF the
Joshua Stone. deceased which the time of making up
the said account had the hands of the said William
Dews OF Joshua Stone, and commissioner
in this cause"
appearing the that the and residence OF
many of the parties this suit unknown is ordered
that the clerk Of this do make known the foregoing
by publication of the in such newspaper news
papers of the State his opinion best
calculated give notice thereof to the said parties
But the parties aforesaid before taking any benefit under
this decree, for them, shall give bond, with
good security the said administrator conditioned the
law directs.
An extract-Test: VIM II. TUNSTALL Cpk.
NorK-Snce the rendition of the foregoing decree, the
amount payable the childen of Polly wife OF McCo
Craven, has been decreed be paid ansfree Of said
Craven. w. IL. L.
April E3-W4w
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WHINE STORE JOHN III. BUTHMANN, Pennsy
w vana avenue sde bew Al and 9th streets,
has received by arrivals and schooner Columbia
supply very superior Bordeaux Cae (some Chateau
Margeaux) in hhds which will be ready bostlng
Cognac brandy, exira superior quality.
London brown rtout, In pint bottles -.
Abnthe salad OIL Of the very best quality, (prioe 10
cents per botte.)
Ia store an assortment of Rhine wines cases, Spark
ling Mossle and Mosells Musoate and variety Of caret
n cases o the higher grades )" also Italian red wine,
which can BE- sold by the gallon.
Sardnes, French mustard, &c.
April le-SHf
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Clothing and CloeAang Materials.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bureau OF Provisions ana Clothing, April IL. l848.
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed :. Proposals for Navy
y Clothing and Clothing Materials" will be received al
this office until Soclock p m on Monday the 22d day Of
May next for furnishing and delivering ION receiving thirty
notce) each either Of the navyyards Charles
town, Massachusetts; Brooklyn, New York and Gospor,
Virginia such quantities OF any all OF the follow ng
named articles navy clothing and clothing materials
may he ordered by the chief this bureau or by the com
year LIST day July and ending
on the SOth day oil June, l8i9 viz
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CyAPTAIN PARTRIDGE's Military and scientlas
Inaflfution NJ Norwich, state Of Verm ont Incor.

CAPTAIN PARTRIDGE's Military and scientlhs
u Instltution, Norwich, State Of Vermont -lncor-
pornied The spring this institution will COM
nence on the first Monday in May. The instruction en-
braces complete of CLASSICAL scientific. and mill
ary education Practical science, civil engineering agr
culture of government, political economy, &c.
&C. are prominent branches OF instruction. The cadets
The charge board, tuition, roomrent, Of arms
and Announcements, lectures lights. fuel washing, and
weeks payable 800 in advance and 500 at the end of q
weeks No debts must be contracted by any cadet.
Capt p will take charge of all their funds, and furnish
everything necessary, charging the in their bills
The whole yearly expense, including clohing is limited to
The discipline is strio but kind and good morals
cessarv for admission. Mar B-law6w
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RICHARD M. YOUNG, Commissioner.
TO THE PUBLIC

The "mncral lands included in the foregoing proclama
ton embrace the greater portion Of kewecnn Point and
the southern shore of Lake SUPERIOR in The northern Pc
nnsula Of Michigan, aud rendered immensely valuable
therein.
considerable number Of those mines have already been
discovered the trap ranges bordering Lake SUPERIOR
and within few miles Of and from the geological char
acte OF the country the explorations already made it
be doubted that others equally not more vaiua
BILE will be found throughout this whole mineral REGION
In Of the mines worked copper is found almost
pure and in fact most of the native copper and ores yield
greater per cenage than other yet in the
world Silver also found in considerable quantities
All the necessary materials for tho construction OF FUR
naces and fuel for smeng found in abundance In the
immediate neghborhood OF the minerals and the face OF
artificial drainage, and therefore worked 10 great adj
vantage
The climate in the winter though cold does not inter-
rupt the operations OF the miners IN TACT that season is
Tie proximity of these mineral andsto the shore OF Lake
Superior which several safe and excellent harpors
and the communication theretrom by the Sau Ste
Marie, Lakes Huron, Erie, Nc, furnish ready means OF
IN rkets of The United States very triAing cost,
II kewse appears, from the reports this office, that
the agricultural lands OF fair quality producing the
usual culinary vegetables and grass in abundance and no
for grain crops. Timber suc for the usual purposes
and many very abundant white and yellow PINE
sugar pe yellow BIRCH &C., and by their thrifty growth
give evidence Of the richness Of the SOIL the product OF
which will command fair price from their vicinity to tue
mines which will always furnish a good market
Maps showing the localities OF the mines and other va'ua
BILE information relating thereto derived from the geoog
cal survey, NC, which cannot be embraced In TINS ps
oers at the Sau Ste Marie early practicable before
the commencement of the public sales for lnsPecton
RICHARD M. YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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FRUIT TREES FOR SALE,
At the Farpetc Nuseries Moorestoo Burlington count

LOT of thrifty and very choice fruit Of the fol-
IA lowing varietes Peaches apples, pears, puns, cher
RES apr icots nectarnes besides trees shrub
berry, &c, of the varieties The fruit all IN
engafted with the best varieties cult
waited for the Market rpenng in succession the ear
lest Persons DESTROYS OF purchasing for spring pantn1
who unacquainted with the different varieties de-
pend tho best selection for the market family use
Trees will be carefully packed carry with safety
for which fifty cents bundle will be charged All orders
from unknown correspondents be accompanied win
the cash, satisfactory reference. All packages will %
delivered in Philadelphia free of expense after which,
they will be at the purchasers risk All orders addressed
the subscriber, the nnrsery will receive punctua A.
IGNITION; TO John H Bayne, Alexandria, Va; John a,
King and VIM: Cammack. Georgetown, d. g. Enoe g
Tucker Fitzhugh Coyle, Washington city and B. ";
Emacs, Beltsvle Md. Descriptive catalogues furnished
gratis to postpaid applicants.
March 23-law3ws Moorestown, N. j.
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Chippewa Land District, In the Territory Of Wis
cOnsln.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
General Land Office, April 7, lSiS
TN of the first section of the of Congress-
entitled San act additional land district IN
proved March s. 1877 do hereby declare and make known
that the land office tho district created by said act u cs'
abshed at the "FdAs Of 81 Cro'T Hiyer in said Ie,h
United States. 40
Given under my hand at tho city of Washington, TINS
seve nth dav of APRIL ammo Domn thousand eight hun
bred and forty Eight.
BY order of the President. -
Commssi of the General Land Office
Aprl Ia-w12w
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s400TN9Vo OWN U~0S@ AOWs
O@ce on r street, the Treaswy Department,
VXTCL give prompt attention to claims before any OF the
wv departments Of the government before Congress-
and the Of the District and in the Su
preme Court Of the United States.
Address Green Green, Warrington city, YoetsGe paid
Nov l6-u
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Practical Operations of Siege, by Major General Pa"
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