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Sec. g. No idiot or insane person, or
person convicted of any infamous crime,
shall be entitled to the privileges OF an
elector.
Sec. 9. All elections by the people
Shall be by ballot
Sec. II. No judicial officer, except a
Justice of the Peace, shall receive, to his
own use, any fees or perquisites of office.
SEC. 12 The Legislature shall provide
for the speedy publication of all statue
laws, and of such judicial decisions as it
may deem expedient; and all laws and ju-
dicial decisions shall be free for publica-
ton by any person.
Sec. 13. Tribunals for Cancellation may
be established, with such powers and du-
ties as may be prescribed by law; but such
ttribonals shall have no power to render
Judgment to be obligatory on the parties
except they voluntarily submit their mat
ters in difference, and agree to abide the
Judgment, or assent thereto in the pres
cncc Of such tribunal, in such cases as shall
be prescribed by law.
SEC. ID. The legislature shall determ
inc the number of Justices of the Peace
TO be elected in each county, city, town
and Incorporated village of the state, ano
fix by law their powers, duties and respon
sibiltics. 1t shall also determine in wha
cases appeals may be made from Justices
courts to County courts.
SEC. Is. The justices of the Supreme
court and Judges of the District court
shall severally, at stated times during thel
continuance in Office, receive for their ser
vices compensation, to be paid out OF thu
4 treasury, which shall not be increased o
diminished during the term for which the.
shall have been elected. The county Jud
yes Shall also sevcrally, at stated times
receive for their services compensation
( to be paid out of the county treasury 0
their respective counties, which shall no
be increased or diminished during the tern
for which they shall have been elected.
Sec. 16. The Justices of the Supreme
Court and District Judges, shall be inelli
gible to any other office, during the tern
for which they shall have been elected.
SEC. II. Judges shall not charge jurie
with respect to matters of fact, but ma,
state the testimony and declare the law.
/. iSEc. 10. The style Of all process shal
be The people of the State Of California;
and all prosecutions shall besconducted il
thc name andgby the authority yof the same
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Rates OF Postage.


1t seems long to have been the received
principle in this department. that its cxpcn
scs should be always kept within the in
come furnished by postage, and all exer
tons at the improvemcntand extension o
the service are to be limited to, and fallwith
in such receipts. The opinion of the com
munity without the department is believ
ed to be that the General Post Office, bene
for the dissemination of intelligence ano
advancement of business, is not proper
subject of taxation that no burden for pub
lie service should lean upon it; and tina
the rate of postage should only be such a
will pay the expenses of the care, convey
ance, and delivery of fthe matter on whicl
the postage is laid, These views are ir
no way incompatible, and may both be
successfully regardcd-provided reason.
able compensation be made to the depart
mcnt for the service it performs-by those
for whose benefit such service is required
ltmust be quite obvious that there car
be no practicable method of ascertaining
the expense ofmail service on each partic
ular letter or paper as it fluctuates with the
costin each different section of the country
but what is the proper proportion of each
class of service may be settled with good
degree of justice if, when ascetained, it is
to bear its fair proportion, and that only
The classes of service now required are
three; the care, transportation, and delive-
ry--frst of letters, second of newspapers
and pamphlets, third of matter carried
without compensation. 1t is by postage
on the two first classes of service that the
whole expenses of the department are now
sustained.
The whole number of letters charged
charged with postage passing throkgh the
mails the past year, rekoned ON the postage
received, agreably to q basis heretofore
approved, amounted to sixty-two millions.
On all these letters the postage collected
was $3, ,88s, 762; on newspapers and pam
phlets, $8l9,0l6. 1t is well known that
the postage on newspapers and pamphlets,
in proportion to eir..weight and numbers,
is in a very great degree less than the let
terpostage: so they do not pay their pro-
portion ofthe expenses of the service. 1t
therefore follows that the letter postage
pays now not only for its own cost, but al
so for what the paper postage falls short
ofits proportion, d also for all the other op-
erations d services ofthc departmental ,inclu-
ding the expenses of all the matter carried
for the public without pay from govern
ment. This brings us to inquire what is
the extent of this class of service, render
cd wifhoa. pay from the employers.
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A WOman's Advantage.
A woman can say what she likes to you
without the risk of being knocked down for

A woman can say what she likes to you
without the risk of being knocked down for
it.
She can take q snooze after dinner.
while her husband has gone to work.
She can dress herself in neat and tidy
calicoes for dollar, which her husband
has to earn and fork over.
She can go into the street without being
obliged to treat at every coffee house.
She can paint her face il she is too pale,
or flour tiff too red.
She can stay at home in time of war, and
wed again if her husband is killed.
She can wear corsets if too thick, and
other fixins' if too thin, FF
( She can eat, drink and be merry with
out costing her cent. -
She can run into debt all over until the
husband warns the public, by advertise
ment not to trust her on his aecoun: any
longer. -
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The Font Master Generals Rerort.

The following is that portion Of The
Post Master Generals Report which relates
to the
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EE The Repubii: OF Buffalo proposes an
union of the two democratic papers at Al
bany, n. Y.
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Land and General Agency Oss st the Capital Iii-
noas, Oisy OF Springfield.
Toaonrssdeas Of J.sv Iasd Aolds ~ Hsss iaa
sdnsss, ead all fesoas lIsss 81 purchasing State saa
Haots scrip OF bSndsThs eAdesied would respectfully inform
inc public hai they have established in his saPa
state ofinos land and general ages os for the hansaco1
Of oil bushes. spperiAas thereto within he limits q the State
and reporting location paying
redeeg land sold for Investigating ue buy
ing setting all descriptions Of eyery
" attached IN,
most extended scale, wl prompy faithfully amended TO-
e4L .uf pA RETkREsoEsi PA IL HtlttA -e --Fas
Messs Dsfendof 4 Miles, Washington city. GA .rf s
A. Gowdy 4 Co., Louisville, Kentucky
Thomas J. Reed, esq, ..lHs :" tt @s u .a...
Messn. syckies Co, 81 LOUIS Missouri ..r ...u
A. Chsty, oaq.,
His exeelency A. q. French, governor Of Illness
8, ii. rrsal 4 "a judge supreme E|a
Lyman Trunbuu, " .....s.-s H.a P - .
Ms.s. wal.woI,ha sheldon, New. York city. s a 81.
q. Bartlett esd, No. Front street., "A" @ .e. sa s..
Gen Robert Paterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam DieI, 49, hs4 WI -E
Jos. L.. Chester, 7" " ..g.-.5.s
Col. 3. w Black Piusbrrs Pa. " .t,HtN X
Cen Caleb Cushing Boston, Mas. a sEE5Era> am "a.
G. p. Sanger esq., I" 4"
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Of the General Land Office.
conegs orst james, washington county, Maryland.

THE Eighth Session will open Monday October which day
the pnetudi attendance all The
duties Of The classes are promptly recommrnced and
ponnt at all their nenber old should take their places
the opening Of the session The academea extends from the
LIST October the LIST being
August and September In the College, all usual classes under
full Of professors pursuing
tire OF collegiate studies
colleges OF the North Al
atng class received their academical degrees.
In the School, which adjon College,
The carefully
under the supervision Of the Professors Thus pupils
course o. study under the direction until they graduate The
mercantile department embraces those partial membs
collegiate or preparatory classes who be preparing for the
ing room, other nonprotesiona life Such admitted
70 all the privileges and advantages Of their classes ub
tuting place The studies,
cessary preparation for business. ...
French regular study without charge, all
In addition the French,
without charge, German other modern language
The location OF the College perfectly
towns villages
young Moral and religious education chief design Of
. IA. T
s Per session Of ten months The rules Of the College carefully
restrict any other expenses Of the student.
All s dsparnnsn are under The immediate supervision Of te
Of pupils q JOHN II, KBRFoOT, Rector,
Aug 32avam College OF ST. James, p. o., Maryland
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T,HE AMERICAN FARMER i.

T,sE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly in the
city Of Baltimore 81 per annum, copies g. thirteen for
$40, thirty for $40 July under the
most favorable auspces the the Maryland State Ag
cultural Society and all the prize essays reports
published therein The society meeting
raise sloo he appropriated follows piece plate,
valued $50 be awarded te person obtaining s Of
October, be list OF hew subscribers
mencing July go for the second
list The publisher also added Eve prizes payable ar
cultural works lie has also ofered 500 o prize
coming yonme viz 30 in silver plate cr the essay
plan and arrangement OF farm buS and ue cement or me
arm yard so for the best The cultivation and
80 for The best essay the management Of the dairy
The hr number 10 July viii contain Of the
valuable from the Of EDnrs Rurrs Virginia.
presented 10 the agricultural pubic, particularly
regions Of Virginia, Maryland and the Cardinals
OF hts farm Tor the five
estate IN eastern Virginia. and conclusivey
able degree OF prudence in It's management farming
profitable
charge OF his frm Mr. Run shows that has clear
capital invested for land ntemen
cent? third 1881 year. per cent
fh OO besides supporting family hi. hands,
Stock &C., and u 10 double
worth when he took IN hand Every planter
In the tide water districts Of country, will paper
the deepest interest -
This number will also other valuable paper,
which from GgoHas w DosBfy
Of Maryland society ON
sucon OF the wire fences and from Col CArRos
jec,, with appropriate drawings
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher
Maryland state Agricultural Socetys Hall,
June M-2awH l2e Baltimore st., Baltimore, Maryland.
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AMERICAN RAILROAD JOURNAL.

THE Ansracsn Railroad journal is published al 81 Wal
Gentlemen are ~ s soSsss s fsoa a.
commenced before amy similar publea
IN ,is country, elsewhere devoted
nom t. humble sanas and soaassa . as lsrs ws
al The whole civilized wod mas become moro dependent
The oeo%oase railway sa has now become the eat
. sa q & h. aissay aSs n sas y sss. me
burdens labor and 20
being, any agency Tia. has
q % ess % %o
es, bird upon The wing thought or language aons
living breathing, sensitive manininc, with new
new creation, woui danger and wtou, fatigue enables man
sni S the physical sadeSies and De various pleasures y
social existence in manner therefore, snknown gives syey
creating new and nsy 20 an infinite
Il w NOT have achieved il, hses, work ul has hamonined
ss m S s s .sa
proanss our being no. . one sn, % four
Whoever therefore, abos held,
mary f., s u Ma m w s 60 %
views, intend In accordance with their spirit conduct The
The history influence, improvements Of the railway
with T. .n,en sos and well
mechanic arts steam nassaoa and
uadet ie mining head me readers Of the Journal win hnd
a a e s q 4 T. sss wsS . en-
M Hodge has S many been engaged y ne
expense working different mines the
published in condensed in the Journal series q
weekly IF sas ana s"e Ssns
drawings as may se found Desirable e: e.. -,
copper Of Slides
which have been carefully examined by him, with information
These works viii Sd Indispensable TO all par. engaged in
give. in elaborate and practical on scientific
iron die iron manufacture and mining OF the whole
+ Il
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Hart,s yeget.bIs Exsr..t

Harris Vegetable Extract
eisnsy q nervous and physical energy and ali seou Disorder
including the dreadful Of all diseases thai affect
EPILEPSY, OR FALLING SICKNESS,
hy.,eea ats eonyulson spasms e Ii i weI known tina. from
tune mmemon have pronounced epepdc h incur
cine, consequently have suffered through miserable
ALTAR OF INSANITY
ssn q ean S sa IL o sas no
is invite an e,lsIs Interested
posed bur Il i true hen in The name OF humanity no longer e,
u be said that epilepsy Is in.ar ,l1 49,,
For has been tested m may persons vino hav. s
'S w d. sss and in every case where has had
Colonel Denso, York. tina, daughter
Ms Bradley RS Orchard street New York. states that she has
been subject fits for and has been restored perfect
health Cater every other means had aed by tho use Of the yese
Dr. Charles Brown Of Dover Russell county, Aabams who
ne q ne be-; y hs state hs, he, been
insy pesebes 10 Of epilepsy which under his
Curtis q saybery formerly postmaster at Lime Mills, Cpw
oa county, nov nyns n Le county,
and hs Dr. ars
e Extract h Isosed h@ % sound health being entirely freed
Judge Runda ls Henry New York having used vegs
persons Who afflicted win ais
York ss. aS'"i Charles 'nSs ssa
hs obliged saas sss Having a.ss
business m 'N'' $50 80 - ~ = :. ~ = s'1'As 80
Rev Mr. s ss Re"r Of pss church New
sessy wo mas pef aedo WIN spus ns of e an osy
sea has been g much Improved ahe hses By bas blessings
% nave no more nus p.,, p.r,e. r,rs My.
For years and sir months cured by the Of this
,as following ne VIM
months Amer travelling through England, scotland Germany
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Law school I'm Lexington, Virginia.

THE subscriber proposes open Law School place.
mencng Monday The 2sh day ef October ncv
ung ON the 10th day Of March, 1870 The pupils viii
two classes The text book used the junior
phens blackstone LIST vol Saks Evidence stephen
and LIST vi OF Evidence senior course
embrace fuckers Commentaes Greeneaf and on
dencei list vol OF each Stephen Pleading, Gouds
vol of Chilly on Pleading Hocone Introduction Equity Jar
prudence LubeS Equity Pleading Mfrdi Pleading Lomass
gest Real Property and Lonax on Executors
win be made with philadelphia law publisher 70
nish the above works, the best aid yoanr
posing undthe subscribers lectures him
cary none o. men intention and to inform him they
20 De supplied will any portion Of Che above
dunn. They will be furnished 10 the sudents ID COST rse mem
beers OF the senior class will have the privilege attending e Junior
course without additional charge The hours daily lectures
hs students VII p 20 arranged BY the subscriber enable any
member Of either class ~ tho
Of Washington College should they espeden, 10 do s
few win be delivered the course on e
dcton and practice Of the Federal Courts. - -
The fee will be go per session, payable in advance.
Lrsrsrc~, Va, July n Isp.
July lz-AA ~
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BY ,hs pr..ld.nt or an. United s.a....

IN pursuance Of law l. ZACHARY TAYLOR President Of the
States on America d. hereby declare and make known
that public sales win be- hed al the land ofes
State MlssOtRI al the periods
wit; - = w $500 = '''s''''
Al the land once M JACKSON comnencps ON Monday die
seventh day Of January for lie disposal u the Ds asds
within dc ow1his and na OF Town
ships Wis. "
Ae.,l S.k 49, n. III, -, - A.. a Al -. :. a : In.
s,o'" VIC Vuse s'He una GUS "'yv" P"eP" ""''''''
SMnsmp twenty wo except seeons seven seventeen
OF range ioar 80 "''' '' 800 -" ~ 80 -s VI"
Tounshn ~ ensv ,xxo of range FIVE
Fracional ,onshn I.een and tonshn ten TWO NJ range
ss -r - - = S 80 "
and and ia
tuo IN Tangs seysn 49, -'r 49,
FSaeonal NM eighteen and one
oynshis w., ami ana seco. ths 10 Ten
ncInsvs ~, uoe ,ncnsiye and 40 thy
ryn nr,,sys III nxvnshiu w. eny sly Of range eiyb -
Townshp nineeen Ietcep ac sections thirty
Two h,yS Gu i've and lhirtv ~ fractional
osh ;anv and nacona township twenty one R ,eep sec
nns NM ,.aIye heen twenty three twenty fn, y i've
w, irty ,5uI i,6ve and ,hnysi, i oi
the fraction of section six in township nineteen and
fractional township twenty Of range ten.
~ - a. y. ~. - go, ~ AZ. ssh - ...iE..
1'"" "e oue ""e s"@ "es' " '"e JV"' P'eP"' "e''a
Townships twenty four eight and twenty
nine OF range eight n III
Townships twenty three, twenty four twenty-five
and tw enty eight OF range nine. - - : =
Townships TWENTY-FIVE twenty three twenty
twenty-five and twenty six, range I. @
Office cammencnv On Monday
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william v. Bsyiy, .".'
royt ,s s,sl~ IN frey staple stationery Pennsyrsns
avs.se bescsen llA and l2fh directs. ~
THE uhuer devo,es exclusively n the stationery
IN All ta branches and prepared furnish all kinds Of
Cap letter. ledger, wrapping, noe and ney papers and
vclopes :
Cutlery, steel pens, gnils #.aH. ### =
Ink. inkstands, portfolios
Cold pens pencils, drawing paperssFrench papers
Tapes, blank books, kc.s
Ne receiving constantly additions his BY Eng
and packets and will ell the very prices
Letter and cap paper at q 70 per ream
June l9-dH WILLIAM Y. BAYLY.
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BY the Pr..ldent OF the United states.

IN Pursuance of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR President Of the
nsS s S q hs and make saSwn
s AZ o. NV. a. the he,seaes dea,sd TO M
sevs., disposal public
aied within the aforementioned townships, TO Wit ssh
North Of the base line and Of the h principal meridian
Township ninety eight, OF range three. ~ +.
townships nnetsix nnetseven and nineyeigh Of range
township. nnet-'I ninety ninety eight and
Townships ninety hree four nineysiS,
e. ss r. and Of r,ass ;1
day Of January disposal % us pubic lands within the
North Of e base ns and nest Of the h principal meridian
Townships ninety four nineyhve, nineysI, ninety
and NINETY, nine Of range seven
and ninety eight, Of range eight
Of seven, quarter OF
wsn eight and es'on . three and ary s
Township. nineg-two and ninety four, Of rang. ten
Togn.hp n,nisone Of rang, ns, .esS ,.,
as lana . SS Monday tn.
day Of January merit fog the DISPOSAL Of The public lands
NORTH Of he base line and Of s I'm paeipai meridian.
Townships sIyseven, sres and sir'y nine, Of six
Townships sixty seven s, eight .iIy-nne range
Townships SIXTY erht and nne OF range nineteen
Townships siniyeshi and sixty nine, Of range twenty
Tow.shp. .nty.siss, and 1iy nine q range twenty-five
TOWNSHIPS seventy and seventy range wengssven.
Gr ~, !sS e o and 6 S OF Sss S
day Of January ner r he disposal Of the public land.
North Of The base line and pe Of The h principal meridian.
Township seventy sir, Of range tweuy-seven
Townships and Of range
Tezasp.
purposes, win Ss efcsded nom ihs sales.
The ons the noned land: viii be commenced on
er..S S ~ eoassnen, Dispatch until de whole shall have been
onss ss -o wesks and no pnyss entry any o. ne land.
's sssd until ATE, ths sapsaea me Two weesi
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n EDICxL DEPARTMENT. of Hempden saansv Cs,-
vi lege, Richmond, va--The twelfth OF lee
lures h This Institution viii commence on Monday October ad
NJ D., Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children
L. w CaIxBrKLIrss NJ d., Professor Of Matehs
Therapeutics. IL 4 ..tt ~ u -lB ..fs.s.
g. MlurS, NJ. D., Professor OF Chemistry Pharmacy
Ball GiBsos, NJ d., Professor Of surgery and surg
CaRTss r JOHNSON, d., Anatomy and Phy.i-
ology. Z 49,. - E.--.. 80
Medicine. .a.- = \
A. 4. PRrIcoLAs, NJ, D. Demonstration of ANATOMY.
Museum, Apparatus, and illustrations for the demonstration
departments recently received additions and
very complete The facilities Practical
passed. The Clinical advantages fully win the
wants Of the student and especially valuable 10 those preparing for
Clinical
College Inhmary, (which Immediate contgu
Coege) Richmond Aims
diseases southern win,
has eligible opportunities OF becoming
with their types and The frequency o
operations before the class together with the facilities Tor wit
Messing Surgical this
schools Of Practical surgery.
Is, Tickets Of Professors elo5
go Graduation Pee SIS; Board including fuel
lights and servants attendance be chained al 20 4k
week d. MAUPIN, M. d.
Aug II-sw6w Dean Of the Faculty.
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~ ths President % the United States.
~ pursuance of law, ZACHARY TAYLOR,
United States Aerea, do hereby declare and make
Ruoc ssies ~ held The undeuseuoned land oces
csm OF AkkANsAs, n he psods hsreinser
Mths land once 81 BATRsvE, commencing Monday se
eevsn DAY OF January for dtpoa
sted within the sndermsntonsd to~uNhip- vix % y "a
Nora ga bss Inc and wea Of fhs h yrirepsI m<rdsn
Township two, Of range three. go 81 "a n ~
Township two, q range four. tga I tgsag
North n tie bsss iws md sssi Of de h principal meridian
AZ me land 4 ETTEyILLE eommencns Monday,
lands within the following named township. viz;
Noess ~ sass iss ssd ssss " As k pviHeipsI meridian
Township twenty, Of range twenty six $3.50,
~ the land ohce ~ LITTLE ROCK, commencine Monday,
the h day Of January r TIE dposa Of public
isnes s''ased within ue mdermsntoned township, wi 80
se'sh @ ~ base ss, s~d wsa Of aA pvsMeipsi mtiSisM
Township iii, Of range foure.n w . W = ~"
Lands % y law M The q schools, ny,
The Offering Of the above win nm
the days appaned and proceed in the . drew ~. s
offered and The sales thus closed sha he 80
op.. longer h.n two weeks. s.d no gysen, any n he
Given under my hand c Of Washington, heenh a.,
q sepnse ammo Domni enc fhousand eight hundred oy
ny ue President, 49, 7. $3.50
y BurrsRrIFIp, II ~ ~. -. al5lt a ,,i5
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
Faculty OF Physic.--Session Of Isa0-'5o.
THE Lectures will Monday, sh October and
inue until the l5th Of March ensuing
Chemistry and PhamicyWIIIAn e A. AIkkS NJ d.. LII. d.
SaIgcry-NArHAN r.
Therapeutics, Maeria Medca aad CHfw NJ
anatomy and Physiology -JoskPH Rosy, NJ. ID.
TheOp and Practice Vf Medicne-WLLIAh POWELL, M ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and Chldren-RcHARD
THOMAS, NJ. d.
Lecturer Pathology and Demonstration Of Anatomy W
hILTESBERoER. ~
Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery every day
the Baltimore Inhrmar Opposite Medical College The
for will opened
Comfortable
be obtained in the vicinity Of the Medical College Tor 81 50
% 80 per week. WILLIAM T. A. AIKEN,
Aug. l5-2awtNovl 81 Dean ofthe Faculty.
Superior Old brandy.
THE subscriber Old
Of vintage Of , purchased expressly medicinal puf
poses. Families wishing would
and examine before purchasing elsewhere,
.. CHAMPAGNRs
Schneider .r. Cock and Crown
Heidseck Ducal Grape
Juno Venus
Anchor Fountain
Always hand together with variety Of Wines, Lquo
segars, Tobacco, be. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug ll--eodm . Penn. avenue, 18th
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nni.ioasr Of III. General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

-
Every entitled the night Of of
ssd within ths township above enams,ed required esab
ish the satisfaction
proper land once and make payment therefor
AFTER eeiug fh notice and before appointed
sneement of public embracing
claimed, otherwise such claim forfeited
t.tH'a J. BUTTERFIELD,
. OF TN den l. md