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RIrHAnD NJ YerNa,
NOTICE 10 prr-.mption cial,aan,..

Every person. eniItfd % r IlrhI % lllf fTFIai iD
ANY II lhr latls within hr sstnns and psIt 81 tsiiais
above enumerated, u required rsiabs Tho ,s
satisfaction Of The register and received u ls proper and
ohlee, and make payment thsr,iT if.rtiesle
tbs notice, ani before the ,isy appointed
The Of the public sale OF tide lini. ,,iia
ing iis claimed othersis. such claim will b s
4t@ RICHARD NJ iOiiNG.
Commissioner q tbs General Land oarr
q J. Il u -. ~. a - s.
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IN pursn,nes ef l.w. JAMES POLK, psss,,se, sfds
United States of Aasfsse. DO sfsbs asftars Aat naAts
known thai puelF aaiss ts hsh q ns sase asntissi
and oir.. Ia ths sli'sI y Mzfsaa hsgsinsf ifusests
Ia wit.
Al the liant oGss a. srRTSGf1rtl, eesrtsassss 10
Monday. ts All day oi June aFa 81 ts hsss II n tr
public lands sn,atri within ss nts,st bps
and paris 81 townships, va
Sarih 1fN. saAs line ssd eesf u fks ffA rstars4
di8s
Township t~fng I'VE lafniY lhfse, AMI ,gsaf, tai'
n range eleven.
Township iw.niy iirss snd twenty fn sIFans, fssiss
Township twenty two. at ssngs nisetssn
Townships twenty thres sni tNsn,s hnf ~ rage see
~ one.
Township twenty three. rsnse iaeais rive
Lands appropriated ~ law ~ ihs nss - erul faaa,
other iifpoess \, Vii hs txel,elsa lfs, The ~ais
The offering al The ah0, att.nfi lands viii 10
msnred The days appointed sn proceed Ia ~ srisr
which they hal advertised. ~iil all cnayfnisai ls
until the whole shall have hfta offered sat ~ le iia
closed iu sale shalt b. kept nfsn iaafrT t,Aa
weeks aud pr, Al. sniTy ~ ans 81 lhs lands Xi ~ ~
mitd until af.r tl,e expiration cfihs wtsks
Given ini,ef my hand Al N. riiy ~ MaAiasten. tbs
iwsn seventh day 81 f.aiisIy anua nnl tles'
sand eight hundred md lory.ninc
JAMES X. POLK.
~ The President.
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ADAMS q CO.'S ExPREss.


Office, Pennsyirania arepae Railroad Depot
TIlE public respectfully informed that con,nme 10
run our express between Washington Batmore Phlta.
ielphla New York Boston, and all the principal cities AMI
towns Tor The safe and speedy Of merchandise
packages, bullion. bank. notes, &c.
Particular attention will he paid the collection and pay.
fnsnt oi notes, drais, bills &c,
Cktnm house entries at n0ainn New yars, Philai-pha,
terms
Our customers and oiiers ordering goods from The
are particularly requested n oer Nv fSs III.
press which viii ensure their conveyance with great
sIaich.
Our express for Richmond, Petersbnr1 and The south
leaves daily at r. m, aud arrives daily At u ~ NJ
Our express from the north arrives dali, a Ia a. ~ and
~ y M, and departs daily ~ M
feb i6-tf PHIi.iP j MICKEY Agent
L,ASHIONABLE CLOTHING. we have ~
l. hand large and elegant stock uf READY. M NE
GOODS for genttmenS Pin. dress and frock l.oSts
dOrsay COATS O,ercosts Of various syi, and qualities
Pantsloons and Vests IN great variety with every other
article Of dress 10 outfit gentleman III the best AZ e amt
without delay.
Some very handsome white silk ana other vests for event
Ing wear.
Also fne Shirts; white, black and other Kid Cloves
With Cfayats and many other pretty and desirable Goods
Tor gardeners ,ise. At
weare aso prepared 10 make up any garment 70 order
al short notice IN the hest style, t
Terms cash. OF 10 prompl customers on short credit Only
price. 4s YOUNG A. OREM,
feb 6-du 3doors west Of Browns Hotel.
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WORTMINaTON a. sMETHEN,

FORMERLY roiiciroH OF THE GENERAL LAND OFFICE,
attorney AND CortNsELLoR Ar LAW
Washington, ID. c.. -
pRACTlSES In the Supreme Court Of the tnfrH stnes,
The Courts Of The District AMI IL TIN negtborins S'ses
gives legal counsel ~ schambers, prosecnisS claims u
every description against Congress any Of the Depart
mems ri Government. arts agent In procuring efiers.
patent Inventions and IL prepared any bns
requiring the presence and attention OF counsel 90
agent at he seat Of government.
ns- Oiice ~ his dwelling, No Missouri Avenue, be-.
tween 2 aud ~ Streets
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Mar r-fawi3w
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Notice 90 Min.rs and Pr.-smysioa cisin


Al .sfs.sns Who wsrt Al ne fayagg. 81 ihr Aet 81 -
March, tsi7, Ia lntassfsssH q, aeila orrnanrt ~ aus
pattian nr fns mi ipts tfnsFafs ~
ssi.r anartiy Nri'isu psre't sFrsn NJ ~te
reter, War faf ~, pnofn ~ aisinA No. ss't ~
pers,s who sia be- IL passsssia, " Aftts "sslanes
II n,ns ~ intuss. acaiy dirtNssrd hfins ~, ~ ~
March, iel. o. ~ b ihs Il ~ Marrh, tsii. sh"sr
M n,ed ar authorized AMI rs,rfn,s TIE sa,s
Al ifs ,rter ihs sis rsee,s AMI ~ The sAtsn
nr r,ned b, that art less 30, time hsrr ih'
isy hsrd sf te echu-res msi ~ s sal. ~ se iiosr
" ia,ss ~ nskl lai 81 i~tsena s,'i ossursas s'n
eicomphancs m tese irsins q ,s register .ni Fselsfl
nfie lspd niee Nieri ~ nlgsa 81 nv ~eetrtsty ~
the TfsuH,lr snl ~ trfaHg tnle ~ hs right ~ pr
ea'inu "a aI.F the agricultural isnds Embraced IN this
All rrpastd establish abe asiny a., lr giI
fbrtnu Ie st,r sud ffreisFf, ana nI1kr pa5ti..l
ih,r fre a. pF.a0b, afisF assia9 his sisst. and
be,ors lie as apI,aine IN the u tbs pitt
tc tals az The sns efnbfsse is claimed vinfrwss
sish ne. en,ytioN claim viii h. sefisiisd.
Tie ernGeaie 81 he mjnsrai aren't ~ sah 81 Mare
hsi irscns laitus nmirr lsas.s pssits % uose a
occupancy IL B,ns mings. have pail ip the r.t
csnnns d reus repaired b die 49, ano'. n'tpaed, vi
br conclusive on that paini
peTs.ss occupying least. peifnits viii MT
permitted r~nmAh thsI rights mlisf HAT nrsiane
.nd tnirr seeft; and where Sneh lsass permit
NAV expire before ths Tag q sale, fhs rights sgnc q ~
thereby Ila enifs nnisF any oilisr RIGHT al ~
sy sale wsu tsy vii hs dsrtd a. Ihle sale ~ rlis
RiCHAkpM YOUNG,
. afaas ft~E
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N III tttats y ahlu ~ 90 akg lafft ~ tA~Ngsfs
above enuut@fslsd tssre ~ sftsttsh fhF 81
sslis.s8!sa 20 ~ ir,is a.. ffrgex t.sA
f.f 49, issks as iisftf saeN ~ rffs at ~
go asslng tlN 4nd Fsts ~ DIS sf4sasstf ~
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l.'nblic-- No. 2e
AN ACT TO aid The State sf I.ou.sisns IN drain.
ing the swamp lands therein,

AN AGl 10 ntI tht STALE NJ lsou.Uaua ~ ufttns
ing the swamp lands therein,
he Z snacted by no Ssaafs and House Of Repre-
sentaiisss NJ ne Laifsd Sfufes n America Ia Con.
grsss dsseiebisd Tint ~ aid tho State VI Louisiana
In cibssraeing the nrcsssssy sssess and drains 10
10 Reclaim The swamp AMI aswn wed Ian . therein,
The whole IL thee swamp and w s-lowsd lands
which saay he. os 50 isspj unit isf cultivation,
shall tn. and ,hs are hereby grated TO ths,
Stsie
see. 2 And b. u farther e.aefsd, That AZ soon as
the Secretary III The Treasury shall bs advised by
the Governor VI ouisisns that that stats has msdt
the necessary preparation 70 dsfray Tho expense
thereof be shall cause psnsnsi examination 70 Be
nade, uader the difec ion Of the surveyor general
thereof, BY experienced and faithful deputies, Of
al the swan. hands therein which are sutjsc,
- overflow, and unIt for cultivation; snd list o.
the same 10 be made out, and certified BY tbs dspu-
ties snd surveyor general 10 the Secretary OF The
Tr'asury who shall approve the same 20 fai a. they
ere not claimed OF held by indivdnslsi and that
approval the Zee simple 10 sail lands shall vest In
the said Slate Of I.ou isns sa'j Ct tot dsposal
Of the Legislature thereof, Paoyinrp, RowErER.
That The proceeds Of said lands shall be applied ex
clu,iysy f.T a. necessary. to tbs construction Of
the leyees and drains aforesaid
Sec. g. and he Il further enacted. That In making
out a list u these swamp lands, suhjsc =, oyal-
,w, and unit Tor cultivation, all isgai pubdvisions,
the gsesier pan Of which 10 II that chsscer shall he
included in said list bit when The greater psn Of .
sa5-dvsion 10 not of hst character The whole 81 u
shall be excluded the rfroH,, PRovIsrp, RnwryEa,
That tho provisions ofths set hsl not apply 10 any
,ans oaiins on fiysss creeks bsyons wat r-courass
&c which have been surveyed nts lots r irs under
the acts 81 third March. eighteen HUNDRED ard esv
en-, ard twenty fourth May, eighteen hundred and
twenty foaf AND PROVIDED YpRrHER. That the
United States shall in manner be held liable for
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Eiah rngftzi s.aaid " tssnmEalsssa - sissTsEit.
signed " ahs ~ rpaantis rsssAss. v ~ tsls~
itE manisela III
~ earning de mad tons A s ktssgffA W
if Pastlfasisy GsGefs shall nilTai.np lsHf
ils fFsf aggg Jss ssEf ~ se sff s.s fafslirF
70 piniIm lllf ssgyA's pfHpfsf4 y
las shoa BE- aefenaraAsa ~ ~ fsst lhaft a 90,
massf ti.tr aIsta tr-f0nf faf ~
are msn ii properly and nib iass n Ter fnsFeHss
Ihs proposals sboali ~ tls akra3snsni, ssss
sd ftnpas4lr No rs- alt4 &t3ftxsf
r. ihs FRA As.sisIi Fussnss slsf Gssi,Tsl
Ear The plahinitha a beds tessltl,e slhinsatss
ihs and sandifls4s ssiah "a
BE- mate he aalusl 4dssrs.aism n Rssahsf Ss4h
JOHNSON r,ssimtsi. .snFfai
December is. is.s Aafi1 ~ia9l1w
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Extract from ne act n Gag ~ N Msrk lsA ssg1e 81
Ind b. u(arsher Ssrfej, I,af Il lseH v ~ A., ~
the Postmaa Gencfsi Ia al hsas kaiin4A -
FOR the transportation n the mall 10 W. ne
% The lomeH biisr lnss,sg ssnsastt lafspfsff
Tor faithfI performance. vlilsoui aihsr rtifstca
mode % sl,ch Transportation ui.n b. rs
vide tr thr due ctifily certainly snd aegsay - seb
transportation tl.all aiy euntlts hlfsfs ~
required purchase a o. take a. sAlaxfea ihs tsael
OF vehicles OF any pitNioa eoaiat az NJ tbs
LIB Bldders viii be f 81 cad se
tos appended this Advertisement T.sy as ressstss
10 state IN Their proposals. The mode ~ Which isY tasss
10 convey the mail Where the kse aad wsixhf ~ To-
nails OF the speed called ior IL ito schslss shall ssqaifs
IL the contracts will be made Tor coach ssashosi rail-
road conveyance a. ihs cass mas % snd Consequently
veyance 10 all other eases The Tvulss will be sssEssb
bids proposing The cheapest mcJsaal uanspoE'aisaH
pRoposALs for carrying The msIif AZ lhs United ssss
from The Isl day OF July, iss9 the 30sh 81 Jg.s
1862, inclusive, in NEW JERSEY, pESNsYLvANIA
MARYLAND, and OHIO viii BE- received a ID. Cantfsrt
ton, until M Of thr, Adj April isSs 10 b. dssidsa u
the Gath Of April ie49J ths routes and 10 ls manner
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NEW JERSEY
1850 From, New Germantown at 10 "a "Wednesday
By Potersve and Unouvlis
To German Valley, by 2 in, y miles
And back brtweea N and y N same Jag
1870 FTcm Key Pon at SIX times week, or as -
ten as the boats rus between New Sosk s4d
Key Port
By Fioimiel and Colts Neck
10 Squankunl, by 10 m, 20 mills
And back between N sni 6 ? m samt isy
1911 Frnm Tue khsos AZ 8 y m Sturdy
by Lower Bridge, on Cedar Greek. s.iyls, AID
and Townsend Inlet
To Cape May c H., by IL m % miles
And hack between m and " u same Aiy
Proposals 10 leave In the morning, and in hs AZ
tenoon ofihs same day on day tobe named viii be
sdercd.
1872 From PhladslphIa PA NJ a m Sa,nri "
BY Camden IN ] ) and the lollowpt places
EllesbnrE, Fellow ship, and Green TIRE
To Mount Laurel, Harrington county, IN. J. by u
m, 90 miles
And back between p IN and zane day
1879 Cranberry al 9 Saturday
10 South Drnnswck by II m miles
And back between p m ana . p m same nay
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26
From The Proridcncc journal.

IT. the Editor Of Tie Jounai:
In seeing notices in your and other papers,
OF the daily trips Of the steamboat, Perry, l
was induced few days since, when the air
was somewhat sullry in these Plantations, to
take an excursion TO Rhode Island, to enjoy
during The passage the exhaloments of wa
terry surfice. was well repaid, for though I
found Newport affected like our own town
with the drought, yet surrounded rs il is with
the ocean waves, the heat was mitigatod and
assuagcd, and the air was moist, pure and easy
or respiration. On board the boat, on tho
promenade deck, where screened from tho
burning rays of the sun, delightful oportuni-
ty was enjoyed of viewing the rich and varied
scenery on either side Of Narraganseit Bay
and river and there were many to see and
admire the landscape.
The Perry is neat and TRIM her comman-
der, Woo 'sey, is intelligent as a nautical man,
and courteous as a gentleman always is, unit
ing in his manners the suarHcr IN modo and
)Ortitur an re; her Clerk, Mr.. S,anhope, is
AT hand at al times, with polite attentions
and the officers and men are all such as to in
spre confidence in passengers. Will no.
many of our citizens avail themselves oflheso
daily olortUnilics TO escape the hottest part of
the day to ENJOY the luxury of sea breeze
on the water They can breakfast a, home,
ther thow themselves on board the Perry,
inha'e the vigoraiing ocean breeze dine at
Newport and return in season for tea in their
own domicils, end 10 finish up tie business
commenced in the morning in their work
shops and counting rooms. y.
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: DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

The steamer Caledonia arrived at Halifax or
Thursday last The Caledonia has AZ pas
sengers for Boston, exclusive of Is of the AZ
survivors of the i'll fated bark CT aries Bartlett,
of Plymouth, Mass, VIM. Bartlett, master,
which on Wednesday, 9th, at l-2 past 3
o'clock, p. NJ, about 700 miles to The west
ward Of Cape Clear, was run down by the
steamer Europa, and sank in three minutes
with l3i Of the passengers and crew. The
catastrophe occurred during dense fog, and
although the boats OF the Europa were in
stautly lowered, and every possible assistance
rendered, only IL out Of the l76 souls were
saved. The captain, second mate, and 10 OF
the crew are among the survivors. The Eu-
ropa is acquitted of all blam', no, only by the
survivors, but by the unanimous voice Of the
British press and public.
A subscription of f3j was promptly raised
by the passengers Of the Europa, 20 which the
propretors have added 10 They likewise
offer to carry the whole of the survivors from
Boston TO New York free of all expense
The Charles Bartlett was bound from Lon
don 10 New York with emigranis, and had on
board $50 tons Of merchandise, consisting
chiefly of lts and chalk
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

UTThc appointment Of the Hon. Edward
w. Lawton 10 the Collectorship OF this port
gives entire satisfaction TO The party, and all
others interested. Gov. Lawton is a gentle.
man eminently qualified for the trust, and will
discharge the duties of Collector with credit to
himself and honor to the Government.
Was there TO have been no removals, or
had the old administration remained in power,
there is no gentleman in the ranks of the cne-
my whom we should have been more G. ad to
see honorcd with the Office, than oul friend
Gen WI bor, the late incumbent. lie has dis
charged the duties well, and reiires honorably
to private life. So long as the example has
been set us, by the " ilusrious predecessor
in the Presidential chair, of course, it is
expected that with change Of administration
there will always be change of all Govern
mcnt officers.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

BARNYARD LITERATURE We should in
fer from the following paragraph from the
Boston Courier that the editor of that paper
regarded the editorials Of the Washington
Union as aflordng tolerably fair specimen
of what might be termed ba,n-yard literature.
In its comments upon paragraph from the
ex-oflicial paper, the Courier says" Wheth.
er the young chick If The Union, or the old
Grower himself pu, forth this b,t of sublime
cock-a doodle. we will not undertake TO say ::
but ore pitable squeak never was uttered
by the weakest political pulet that ever p ck-
up crumbs undet MI. Folks roost."
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wednesday Lly %.

9o'The Lowell Courier says that Newport
Is undoubtedly cool place, but that the cool
est thing Of the season is the Daily News
copying It's an Gle, /" How the Secrets came
OUT without credit. Keep cool, Mr.. Cour-
ier, wc gave the proper credi. on the copy,
but the omission was the ac, Of the deril, and
we do not hold ourselves responsible for all
his misdeeds. You are mistaken, Mr.. Cour-
Ter, in saying that it was published as a lead
ing article such was not the case. We pre-.
sumo il is no, often that the Courier has an
opportunity TO call any one to accoun, for ap-
its tces,-hence its enthusiasm
on The present occasion. II We should rap
our cotemT oraries every time We found them
borrowing from us, that alone wo uld occupy
morJ than half our time. We are very happy,
hov ever, TO be able 10 occ moda,e them,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

0eThe "Calfomia Wing" is the name
of a new paper which is soon to be commenced
at San Francisco, California, by James M.
Crane, Esq, formerly editor OF the Southern
er, published a, Richmond, Va. His materi.
ais are shipped, aud will leave in few days.
Mr.. Crane will cross the Isthmus, and CO IN
mence he publication of his paper as soon as
the vessel arrives He is now in this town,
at the Ocean House, AMI will receive the
names of such of ouI citizens, or strangers
visiting here, as may like TO subscribe for his
paper. Mr.. Crane is omincntly qualified for
the responsible position he is about assuming,
and is most warmly recommended by the lead
ing merchants Of New York, Boston, Phila-
delphia, Baltimore, &c. His plars also meet
the approval of distinguished men at Washing
ton. a substantial Wing paper is very much
needed in California, and will exert a salulary
influence there
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

Mas. JuDsoN. Letters from Mrs. Judson
have been received by friend in Boston
dated Maulmain, April list, in which she
says -" am decidedly better than was
one month ago, and there is now every pros
Pec of entire recovery. What the intentions
ofmy heavenly Father may be towards me
cannot know bu, ! do think feel subms-
sve to his will. A long life seems very de.
sirable in place like this, but the Al.wisc
alone cah tell whose life to preserve, and
whose TO take away"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26
G,- Among the STRANGERS in to,v, yo hos,

eo-Among the strangers in town, we have
never before noticed so many in mourning. as
at this time even among those a, the large
Hotels, and particularly those whom we meet
riding and walking, it seems as il almos, ev.
cry other one is shrouded in the habIiaments
ofsorrow. We do not know whether it can
be that there has been such mortality
among the friends of tLose now with us, or
whether it is simply a fashion to dress in
black; probably the latter, as there is the usual
gayety.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

0F7lIenry Tisdale, Esq, l3s Thames
street, is Agent for the International Art In.
ion, Of New York, where specimens o' the
annual engravings Of this in tliution may be
seen, together with their catalogues, &c
One of their pictures, 4" The belle Of New.
port" by Court, vii be exhibited here in
a few days. Court is one OF the most tisiin-
guished painters of female lovcliness Of The
modern French School Nearly all his paint
ings have been engraved ard arc known
Throughout. the world Some Of his large
historical paintings are al the Gallery Of the
Luxembourg, and arc considered amongst the
finest in that style. Ills /" Belle OF Newport
is said to be his greatest effort Of genius.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1849-07-26

The New Orleans papers received by this
days mail. have dates by steamer Alabama
from Chagres to the 29ih ulr.
On the Goth Of June, there were at Cha
gres the schr. EnterI rise, of Alexandria :;
steamer Orus, of New Yolk; and steamer T.
Taylor, Of Philadelphia.
There were very few passengers at Panama
on the goth ult., almost all having left for San
Franc sco.
Mr. Rossitcr, bearer Of dispatches, came
passenger in the English steamer Chill to Pan
anna. The Chill brought $775, 900 in gold
on freight to Panama, which was re.shipped
to the royal mail steamer Tcv'ent, "a, Chagres,
which vessel S lied On the Goth of June
Panama has been deserted by nearly all the
better class of its population. who have been
frightened away ly the cholera, and have re-
tired TO the interior, and TO the isllnds on the
coast
There is very little scknes a, Gorgona and
Crucesc
A disorder which has some resemblance 10
Asa'ic cholera, made its appearance at Pana-
ma, Tut yielded readily TO medical treatment.
The passengers of the Alabama en- Ioute 10
California, were met by Mr.. Clecnan, while
crossing the lsthmus, between Chagres and
Gorgona They were all well, and getting
along successfully.
Passengers unprovdcd with tickets, who
were taken to San Francisco by the California
on the Gath ult., were all charged $500 pcr
head.
Two deaths by cholera had occurred at
Panama. One of the viciiTs was an English
man and the other an Amcrcan-names not
rccollected.
The arrival of the Alabama brings no later
news from California.