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SHIPS-SHIPS.
FOREIGN PORTS,

FOREIGN PORTS.
F Ig'h [NiyePS0l-TEskkss Gra'na5TO sail on the
p0 and % leave Is se0ye Eq5 freight of lard OF pIOvi
OBI ORG. w. OLIVER, % 81. Charles street.
L. For Liyerpool-Takes no GEan,-The ] ship
Ssg& SUNBEAM Cept Putnam, having thee: fOuIths
s sS5 balance f d Eh e. H. g9 f OS %
2xFKggEs Capt ly % AL: R imRsd Rs
dispatch for the above port, and can handsomely
PfSS'0SS apply ' 10 KLfSGEEPER c. ION 'n'
FH SETH 6sS S fR4 @ iP B.16 ship
nearly all of her cargo engaged, will have mme.
O5 LEVI Il. GALE, 50 Common IT.
COAsTWISE PORTS.
Ia For Boston,-Ths fine fast sailing ship TRRN-
S71e TON, Capt, Snow, having hall her cargo en-,
Dispatch For baSns U o R 5 b aaS coo sDsS
to [n1l L. Ii. GALE, IS Common 1S Il.
"a For New York Regular IPaeket.-Tbe very fast
- Magma, master, is now ready 10 receive cargo and
w have prompt dispatch For freight having
'SfeaOe Market i; TT66TR9%pSty 6 q e 90
@sksEA NELIA will sail fol Galveston and fFom thence
o,,I,,,- to Sabine, on THURSDAY, lst November at
S9GE P M For freight or passage, apply on board Post
OBJ E. J. HART & CO., 70 TchOupitOuaI st.
lf1sENE OF NeWG ork-StdNtOH s Louisiana and .Weo
&kA York Line of PGckCtS-The fast sailing regular
- packet ship HERO Capt, c. r. Griffith, having
part Of her caTFo engage and going board will BE-
promptly dispatched as above, For freight passage hay.
ing superior accommodations, apply board foot of st.
Joseph street, or to ]. w. STANTON & co.
09L corner OF Magazine and Lafayette sts
Ia For Philadelphia NEW LINE-The very
S& last sailing ship YORK, Vandyek, MASTER having
part Of her cargo engaged will have quick dispatch
lor me above port For freight psSsage having fine &C.
commodatOns, apply on board opposite the Mint or 10
0s5 .. J. MEEkER CO., Is POydras street.
IA For Boston. The fine and fast sailing bark
S4sA SHANNON, Capt. Eldhdge, having the greater
- part Ct her cargo engaged, will have quick dispatch
o. LEVI H. GALE, SO Common street
- For Boston.-The fast sailing packet Thir
800 kENTUOKYJ VIM l.. Phinney master hay.
n ing part of her cargo engaged, will have dispatch
Foi palahe OF height, apply bOurd,
0l0 J. w. ANDREWS & co, 81 Common ST.
Il For Baltimore-OrIeanS LiRs-The / veU
&sefaA fast sailing packet bark AMERICA Capt Ram
sey, hsving nearly all her cargo engaged will have
dispatch for the above port For freight Of 200 bales cotton
OF ~ n1lk OF passage, having fine accommodation apply
70 We captain on board opposite Vegetable Market or "a
OH .. MEEKER & co. &c Fogd,as ST.
S1 For Sabine and Galveston Texas-The sohI
S4 gORNELlA liuFd, master, is now ready 10 receive
freight, add will sail, with dspaCh, for Galveston
dlIeg and iIop ano2 to- Sabine For freight passage
ApnH GO h9std Eqst No I, Second Municipality bpB9sllE
! 81 'A7' k,1fA&h4 y &C., n fssssssmnA
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A CARD.-Ihe undersigned, passengers on board -
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WASHINGTON: WEDNESDAY MORNING, OCTOBER IT, ls49.

airy next, for the disposal of the public lands stu
ated within the aforementioned townships, and
parts of townships, to wit:
South of the base line, and east Of the principal mai-
dian.
Township twenty two, Except Section thirty
two and the southeast fraction Of Section twenty
nine,) and township twenty seven, Of range TWEEN
ty-seven. ttAN Nit
Townships twenty three, twenty four twenty
five, twenty six, and township twenty seven, eek
cept Sections thirty one, thirty-two, and thirty
three,) Of range twenty eight.
Townships twenty five and twenty-six, of range
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convenient despatch, until the whole shall have
been offered, and the sales thus closed. But no
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no private entry Of any of the lands will be admit
ted until after the expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand at the city Of Washington,
this fifteenth day of September, Ammo Domni one
thousand eight hundred and forty nine.
BY the President: u. TAYLOR.
j. BUTTRRFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
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TN pursuance of law, !, ZACHARY TAYLOR,
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| If ha Land Office
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