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shall be kept open longer than two weeks, and no
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until after the expiration of the two weeks.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing
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one thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
By the President. II. TAYLOR.
j. BUTTERFIELp,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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OF townships above enumerated, is required to
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commencement of the public sale of the lands
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WI u,
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Given under my hand at the city of Washingt
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thousand eight hundred and forty nine
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Every person entitled 10 the right of pre- emption
10 any Of the lands within the townships above
enumerated, is required TO establish the To the
satisfaction of the Register andReceiver the proper
Land Office, and make payment therefor soon as
practicable after seeing this notice and before the day
appointed for the commencement Of the public sale
OF the lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise
such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
Sept. 25-lawl3w Com General Land Office.
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VOL. l.
! Ion
2 Fazio
3 The Lady Of Lyons
4 Richelieu
5 The Wife
6 The Honey Moon
7 The School for Scandal
s Money
Nth a Portrait and
Memoir of Mrs. n. @.
Mo,patt.
VOL. IL.
9 The Stranger
10 Grandfather White
head
III Richard III
IL Loves Sacrifice
Is The Gamester
IA Cure for the Heart
ache
Is The Hunchback
Is Don Caesar de Bazan
Uih a Portrait and
Memoir of Mr.. G. Rean.
VOL. III.
IL The Poor Gentleman.
Is Hamlet
l9 Chales ii
30 Venice Preserved
81 Pizarro
- The Love-Chase
% Othello
"a Lend Me Five Shil-
lings
Wih a Portrait and
Memoir Of Mr.. w. f..
Burton.
VOL. ".
% Virginius
90 King of the Commons
81 London Assurance
% The Rent-Day
% Two Gent. Of Verona
30 The Jealous Wife
81 The Rivals
80 Perfection.
WiM a Portrait and
Memoir of Mr.. J. II.
Hdckett.
VOL. v.
33 A New Way 10 Pay
Old Debts
"a Look Before You Leap
35 King John
80 The Nervous Man
81 Damon and Pythias
3S Clandestine Marriage
80 William Tell
40 Day After the We'd
ding
Huh a Portrait and
Memoir Of Geo. Coiman,
the elder.
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New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
ny TELEGRAPH TO THE NEw.YoRK TRIBUNE
Later from the Crevassc.
THE CHOLERA ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI.
FARTHER INDIAN DEPREDATIoNs
CnAnLn,roN. Sunday. June pm.

CHARLEsTos, Sunday, June 3-P. NJ
By the Southern mail we have dates from New
Orleans to the 29th ult The Cotton market stiff
with sales Of $500 bales Weather clear and pleasant
The creyssse at Sauve's still unclosed, and the
water continued TO flow in upon the city
Accounts from Port Gibson to the 25h state that the
Cholera was raging at sacketts Plantation, Walnut
Bayou and also on the sd Joining Plantation OF Mr. Brs
eoe. The number Of negroes who had died, reached
80 Mr.. Brscoc himself had also fallen victim 10 the
disease. The persons attacked died in or hours sf
pr Physicians were Of the opinion that the vitality
OF the system destroyed the moment of the attack
The steamer Yacht had arrived from Galveston the
26th, for Matamoros Bay in some six days She had
on board about 20 passengers, some of whom were
returning emgrants who had started for California
Some of them belonged TO the Fremont Association
The Cholera had made dreadful ravsges among them.
!, also prevailing to considerable extent the
western frontier and the frontier of Mexico.
lengthy account from Corpus Christi gives a state
ment of Indian depredatons between Nueces and the
Rio Grande. They had entered the town OF San Pa
tricio on the 18th and stolen number OF horses and
large quantities Of goods Col Kinney, with another
man and a number of Mexicsns killed. The In
dans then crossed the river in the town of Cmnargo
and killed several persons They also drove off the
horses and cattle.
Capt Adams of the U. s. Navy had arrived at Calves
ton and left for the sabina post
letter from Galveston 2lth states that the Cholera
ia Victoria had carried off "a members of the New York
frenonts California Association. Al few had also
occurred at Washington County, Brazos River, which
had terminated fatally
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06

Nsw-JEs.sf EP.scaF.I C1>ysNrto>--- Tte
9st'7- ne si',ed snuus merrus of he P & Con.
rculqu of tas poes.c oi Nsw .rsrv "a, hss q Bar.
Au.ion "a Wr.ne.tsv sud Thrr.isv Of ls.t se~.-ths
kshop InosNE' presiding After th- t-sr..rre, -
frr customary ptrcchia husiness fa~ .rr..ui-r III
p r srrson nss occaF.-1 w.fh can. lerstan I'd fb.
i-.ar'ng reso utica oeeret 1y WA Hasted Pc M
lreufnu
Weer.ss. 8.,o1 saog.i bel blame -. .aa .h.,aa
.t' rrrrus M ar e lrrrss rlt r riunr a. r q. nee.
lsrr Fllrt -tfe naie srrr. thsre. a.,l-.f osr
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sfrf 'r- .frrf.rr.
h'ttfri 4nai Canlr fer 30 trnnIr-al. ccrssnnr ~
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~ Z" '.f atllsct. uf 60 sl cIeucf of fruunf
t-t-.ttlN h.l f.a. srl Dat ref ir usse rcrorf -n
trs Convention afI present sassr r Al 80 f,.f t,a
AZ tis tpgFcrapn sha. tesiguafe
fir'nasto to Hrrsenins inc rcso'aacn NJ "a ssli thsi
mss,nnfn ts fhe proposition he -. shout to submit
ncsrT concerned ftf rhararfrr aftt- u-.if me 49, ~
desili u courtesy io ihsi disunsu.hei ssntcrn,u to
give .m fu F.rfar.fY Ui meeting the Char ~ .ons
in'o lommlrfcr li ihe Whole rhis hslng qa.tr an an
ususi course in iie Ceutennor snt ihs R.hsp inH
csnns uo wish fo SHRINK from any iufy :. p-osidln,
1fcfr fhc motion vss not pressed sud he resolution
Rts prcssrfsd-hlf frtiy nrgsiret fhe mover oufv
rcaturng o. support 90 The Convention then Il
iouuoi
~ We sre under rbhcsrons a. VI GroFoE
" fEtIow, % 'hc Steamer r. Tsa urrte flr A.
oany papers % yesterday 10 advance 90 tie mail a.
livery.
fv- NJ D'n0r. the engineer & fhe R.n.selssr
and -sr'isga Railroad Who was necently seriously
injured by ihe disaster that rosd died II Bal.on on
Friday
- Alexander welsh and FAINT, Carter quar-
fe.sd ~ Ssrm fauqu.er Co. "a on thc tih and ihc
latter stabbed tho former 90 that he died instantly
lne criminal has been arrested and committed
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06

CHOLERA AND TUX CALIFoRNIASs'-Ine S"em
(ua.,1 Register publishes letter from Mr. George '"
Copeland of SALEM who left in the Essex Mining ana
Trading Company of which Capt VIM C. Waters was
President I, is dated Galveston, May To- and says
Ihave been sick with the cholera, from which nave,
hv the blessing of God escaped Five OF our company
Ali ard many more were SICK. l. with one oiher gen
tsman. Mr. Prince was left at Laredo Texas ana the
resi- of the company went on. sail today iof new
York in the b. X. Milan, and shall DC nome So'u' "'
18th eff June.
Aletter from Mr. Warren Prince of Beverly Mass
u.p,ions among those who died, the names OF VIM r.
Cox Of ynaeld John c. wslton of Salem and stephen
Jones OF Boston.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06

PHILADELPHIs oN sUNDAr.-fhe PkRqfetThia
Baan give. the following agreeable picture Of sun
day in that city;
Two dreadful railroad accidents In the outskirts Of
the town. three irghu casos of -tabbng four murder
Gus collisions between remen, two nOrd deaths from
iniempcrance one suicide. serious accident AZ Mans
vunk the destruction OF the steamer Gen Green by hrc
AZ Red Bank and accident At ths place o. young man
OF southwark an accident to omnibus driver se'e
raj ordinary accidents run sways, SC beside aconnua
roting in which whites and blacks engaged IN the
southern part the town. throughout the whole day
and evening of the Sabbath
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
Appointments by the President.

" ANIIINNfI VNs lItIIUuN
Marshal for The Northern District Of MississiPpi-Wn
LIAM McQUINrEN. - 49,
1rcrnev for the Northern District Of MississPpi-W
SON l.. LiGoN
Reoeirers Of Public Moaeys-GEoRGE NJ CLAYTON Co
iumbus. Miss; john w. NORTON Shawneetown Ill
RsSistus-ANpREw McCoLLvM, shawheetowl, III
Urxpv n McFSFRY Monroe La; EvANsTE DE BAIL
LON Oupelousas, La
Washington Nary A9eRt-JEDEpIAH H. LArHRof OF
Virginia has been appointed Navy Agent for Washing
Appraise-H A. EvASs. Appraiser at Baltimore rice
PrLTNEY removed
Slrrevor-Jony CowAN, Wilmington, NC rice MUIR
PHY removed.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06
FIRrs-Atl lql O'Clock last night, fire broke out

FIREs.-At l2I O'Clock last night. fire broke cut
in Tremon, Temple. II originated in the cellar under
the confectionery shop the south side OF the build
ing Considerable damage done 20 the lower part
OF the building but the damage Il presumed 10 be Gov
cred BY insurance. In the sesond-story there a
sick man by the OF Morrison and also hi- mother
who was attending him. They were taken from the
window By the hremen, and conveyed 10 the fremont
House where they properly provided for. Mr..
Morrison had been confined 10 his bed four weeks
Messrs swallow and Ilinchburn slept in the hirstory
Officers Ham and Brigham got them out by taxing =
ladder the house and running Il from the fourth
story window to the room which the men occupied
aud upon this ladder the crswed 70 the adjoining
house. Loss $500 10 5000 Boston Bee, ith-
The 7raascript OF the 4th says About o'clock -at
urdsy evening camphene lamp exploded IN the board
ing house OF Maurice Lynch, Broads II and portion
OF the fluid being thrown upon woman IN the store
she was very badly burned man named Coushlin
was also considerably burned in attempting 10 assist
her. No other damage Of consequence was done.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06

THE CREyAssv.-The Nec-OrisqHs Bee ~ Mon
day 2-,h inst says The accounts from the Crevas-
continue favorable Capt Grant il pursuing hi. laor-
- vigorously the crcumstanees oi the case VIII al
,,t ud the work done thus far j. OF the suhs'an
ta and excellent character We feel strong confidence
in Can't Grant, and are persuaded that by the md Of
the week thi- disastrous breach viii have surrendered
q his skill and perseverance.
T,fr OvyRFLow-The water has been stationary
during the last - hours the limits OF the food being
the same ~ noticed ia paper OF Saturday. fortu
ustely We have had rain, though appearances have
been rather Threatening tor The last day or two.
New-York daily tribune., 1849-06-06

Difficulties be,peca he Cal,forRiG Emit
grants and The MsIoaHsBy the arrival Of the steamer
T. A. Ogden, Capt. Hsviand We have Galveston papers
Of the Path From the Nars of that date learn hst
the Yacht brought from Mafagorda Bay about sixty or
seventy passengers. principally for NewOrlesns- -
Among the number were some fifteen returning rmi.
grants who had started for California Some Of them
belonged to the A." Fremont Association, one 20 Wehhs
company, and some 10 a company from Ohio Inc
latter party have been far as san Fernando On
their return they ovcrtaken by report that a
number OF Americans Of different companies In al
about $50 had attempted 70 pass through Mexico with
out passports but were opposed By the McXcans and
Il ght ensued which resulted IN the imprisonment OF
the Americans. This is laid % have occurred beyond
San Fernando, and il founded merely on rumor.
It's the belief OF the emigrants who have returned
that they will be- followed by AZ least two-thirds Of
those now on the journey but who have not yet had b.
satisfactory sight Of the elephant Many of the Tex
an. IL i said have also concluded on returning.
The severity OF the epdeinc our western frontier
and on the frontier of Mexico. has indeed been suh
cient 20 nimiiate the most courageous and IT, sp-
pearance time when 90 many crnlgrants came un-
der its influence, particularly unfortunate Ihf
dangers and hard-hips of the road are not, generally
matters OF complaint but the cholcra carries degree
OF terror with u which causes the brave-t o. quail
lN o. Crescent, 2eth.