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NOTICE.

Application will be made at the next
Session of the Legislature for a Charter
for Turnpike Road across iSassafras
Mountain, beginning near the house Of
Jacob Lewis, and terminating at the
North Carolina Line.
August %, l8l9. l5-- 3m
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EST

John Lukcroy. two miles East Of
Cherry's Bridge, tolls before me Bay
Maze, j 6 or II hands high, and supposed
to lie 10 or 20 years Va dim star ir
forehead, no brands p iceiable, collar
marked, right eye out. Appraised ss
fifteen dollars,
], B. u. CARADiSE. NJ. p. D.
Pic.teHs Dist, july 9Th. 1859. 1c
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CRT ON

Andrew N, Hamilton having applied
to me to grant him letters of Administra-
ton on the Estate of Mai. Andrew Hem
il,on, late of Pickens District, the Kin
died and Creditors are cited to appear
LLccscom nc at Pic'cns c. H., on Monday
the 29th inst, to show cause ifany thhty
can why said administration should not
be granted
Given under my hand and seal 5th Oct.
1940.
w. D. STEELE, o. p. D.
Q ms
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M "A EH gH HE: Id

In the vicinity of Knoxville, Greene
county. Ala, on tie 18th rlt. ly the Rev.
N. r. Mogan, MH. JonN Knox to MISS
JuLIEr F. Mays, all of Greene county,
Alabama.
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NOTICE.

Is hereby given that application will
be made to the next Legislature for an
Act Incorporating the Village of Pick
ensville.
August IL, l849. i2-SR.
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.gtsst Rcceived

A Allfge and we'll selected assortmentof
Books and stationary. consis.
ii5g of Hi5to,ics, Family and Pocket
Bieles, Schooland other Books,
I'D Ff1 sFd ALSO
A Lot of Iron, Malls, Castings. &C.. DC.
at til eStoFe of ~ i'lN
.4} BENSON & TAYLOR.
Pjckens c. H., Jluy Z, la40.
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TIN WARE!

The Subsc:itcr being about 10 remove
from this rl1ce, has a luge ass sortment
Of Hin Ware which lie will sell low
for cash, at wholesale o. retail.
Those indebted to him will do well TO
Cal! and settle by Court, or they will find
their Notes and Accounts in the hands of
officers for collection.
ii. r. GASTON.
Tickcns c. H., Get. 70, l849 %
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Letters.

Remaining III the Post Office at Pickens c
H., Quarter ending Soth Sept, ls49, which if
not taken out within three months will hc sent
TO the Po't.0ffioe Department as do..d ietterA
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SOUTH CAROLINA.

IN THE COMMON PLEAS
PICKEN,S DISTRICT.
Henry Whi'mirc, Dec. in Attachment.
VS.. Z. NJ. Keith
John Bishop. Pl'fFs Atty.
The Pl,intiffh having this day filed his
declaration in my Office, and the defend
ant having neither wife nor attorney
known to he in this State, --On motion !;
1t is orde ed. that the defendant do ap-
pear, and plead or demur to the said de-
claration, within Il year and Il day from
this date, or Judgment will be entered by
default
w. L. KEITH. C. c.p.
May 10, 1915 ls4e. \ @
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CARD.-The subscribers take this opportunity of re-
n turning thanks their friends customers, and the pub
lie generally for their kind patronage heretofore bestowed
and hope by close attention 10 business parng pains TO
please and having of the best and ashionably
selected stocks of goots low prices, to merit contnu
ance OF patronage
We have removed from old stand to few doors
above-to much larger and handsomely fitted up,
where will spare pains whatever TO please all who
may favor with call As 10 prices they shall be such
that object to them.
We have Just received from the importers SO dozen
Baiou's ladies' and genemens French kid gloves (war
ranted such shall keep but the best,) of all
varieties Of coors.
Also a complete assortment of umbrellas.
Having large Stock will sell McCurdy's best slip
pers rs cents to 81.
Chdren's black blue coored, bronze and green CATERS
lasting and morocco, for 81 cents.
Ladies' gaite Shoes black, bronze, and colored to 81
cents.
+. Ladies' velvet slippers, 81 cents
All other variety OF Styles and prices suit the times Do
not forget the store, but call at - ~
A. HOOVER ~ SONS,
Opposite Browns Hotel, door Jackson ~ Brother
Penn. avenue, 9th and 7h SIS.
p s. For Inauguration BaIlLades and gentlemen who
intend attending the ball will do we'll to call, we have
the largest of ladies' and genemens white kid
gloves Warranted Fench) that be found in the city,
also white satin and kid slippers, and gater boots
Mar 2-eod6tisf
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aENCY FOR CLAIm s.-Messrs. ELDREDGE,
n PLATT, and STEWART, late of Wall, OF VIII
liam street, New York. have extended branch OF their
office Washington for on of public business
will be under the charge of of their
ber-Chares H. Stewart, legal gentleman OF thirty
years experience in his profession and eleven in the ad
vocacy OF public claims As guaranty the confidence
OF the public, Mr. Stewart has been favored with the e'll-
monals of officers of the general government and other
public gentlemen before whom his advocacy lay showing
his skill in preparing his his great gencc know
edge of business OF advocacy, and uniform
II would be becoming here ande further TO those,
but Ed redge Plat, and Stewart solicit persons who
que the transaction of public business peruse their cir
cular with testimonials loot and they will lind that
higher passports confidence be presented,
better guaranty for be reasonably demanded
Without entering detail, Eldredge, Plat, and Stew
will attend public business of every in Wash
ington, and through their office in New York. business
in that city also Their charges will be moderate and pre-
arranged For attention they pledge their established char
with the habits OF life matured in business and adj
vocacy, assuring those who may try them that what their
show done for others they will do for them
and that they will always be found their post in this city
well during the recess as the suings Of Congress.
Letters to be post paid.
ELDREDGE, PLATT, " STEWART.
Office in Washington the house of John Mason, j.,
ESQ., northwest corner of @ and 18th streets New York,
40 William street, first floor
O1-Crcuars of +. r. ~ S. can be had application at
either Office
Dec. 6-d3ms
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Hotel,
BrOadcdy, c0ruer of Barclay street, Ne,o York.

Broad,cay, corner of Barclay street, Ne0 York.
TINE proprietors TABER u BAGLEY, respectfully
nounce their friends and the public that they have
leased this we'll known hotel, and have made many i'm
portant i'm improvements and repairs and splendid
ladies' ordinary will be completed, also additional
Broadway
1t is furnished entirely with furniture made
pessy 10 their own order 1t is their determination to
make of the best and fashionable resorts for
The travelling public that be found in this country
It's situation being directly in front of the
Park and Fountain where the Croton Is continually play
lance OF the steamboat and railroad landings
The tables will all times be bounully supplied with
the decaces season, and their wines and liquors,
having selected with geat care cannot fail to give
satisfaction
ton to merit the support and confidence OF the public
JOB TABER, Boston.
JAMES BAGLEY, Philadelphia.
New York, Feb. rs, 1919.
4
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T OST Voice, &c. restored New BEDFORD, August 10,
Gates published in relation DR. WIsTARx BA.sAM
Wild CHERRY take this opportunity of offering word
in favor, which You also liberty to publish.
months since my wile's lungs became much affect
ed by sudden cold, that she lost her voice. and suffered
severely pains in the breast Her situation caused
her friends much alarm. Having heard your Basam
strongly recommended by those who had used IT, pur-
chased bottle Of your agent in this place. She took it
according directions and produced wonderful effect
Before using bottle she had completely recovered her
voice, the pains subsidized and her health fully
re-csablished. Yours, truly,
HENRY G. BRIGHTMAN.
p. s. Such testimony be relied upon. Be careful
of the article you buy. 1t have the signature OF L.
BUTTS on the wrapper TO be genuine
For sale by r. S. PATTERSON,
Mar 7-3t Washington, ID G.
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THE UNION.
Notice Of ts. Of IN: Ian" oss 10. sss

Notice the Land Odaee for the
s.Westorn iu tho State Of Wisconsin,
of the ond o the act OF Congress
entitled IAN act for changing the location OF the land OIL
donal land district in the State Of Wisconsin, approved
March 3D. lsi9 which provides that For the sale OF the
land office and land district hereby created comprising
all the lands included within the district OF lands subject
0 sale Green Bay, Milwaukee Mineral Point, which
shall be called the land district" do hereby de-
clare and make known that the land office created shall
be located at "Wow river, Crox county in the State
Of Wisconsin.
Given under my hand the city OF Washington, this
second day of March, ammo Domni one thousand eight
hundred and forty-nne JAMES X. POlh-
BY the President
RICHARD M. YeUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Mar S-laWl3w
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
THURSDAY MORNING, MARCH ., is4s.

0F- Mr. JAMES Harrison street Cineinnau' ONO
general Yelling agent for the western states =,
James n smith r. Dent T. q smith Frederick IIswse John
w. Armstrong Taylor Il. NJ Stevenson W. Ramsey ana
Perrin Locke.
o. Mr. ISRAEL T. JAMES. 1872 South Tenth street 'iis'ef
cling Ggent soutern and southwest
States, assisted by James X. whpple, VIM H. Weld, o. IL
John B. Weld T. s. Waterman John Collins James Deeng
Wellington, r. James, Charles Il. Muslin and NJ p
Taylor
o. Mr. HENRY LEWIS, of Montgomery. Alabama Is our
NJ b.. b. Brett
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Mr. Isaac Buckingham (democraD is elected mayor OIL
Alexandra by majority against wings. we eau
scarcely boast OF political victory; but it is warning
to the democrats OF Little Tennessee how notwithsiand'
ing their strength, they should suffer three democa'so
run for Congress against whig 1t thus they
were defeated before by Mr. Fulton, who played OF I'LL
the very of the election and that be has win
drawn from the turf, the game may be repeated
if the democrats should be so infatuated to get by the
ears and fall into divisions.
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TIME Statistical Companion, by Banhsld & Weld,
VOL, London, l8l3.
Baned the Organization of Industry, VOL: London,
lSlS.
looks History of Prices, vols London lSiS
Francis's History of the Bank of England, Times and
Tradit ons, third edition, 2 vols. London, 1913.
Spackman's Analysis OF the Occupations OF the People,
vol London, 1871.
The Philosophy of Government, translated from the
French OF M. de Sisnondi, vol. London, 1877.
Macgrcgor's Commercial Statistics of all Nations, 18th
and concluding volume London, lSiS
McCulocI's Account OF the British Empire, Statistical
and Descriptive, Sd edition, enlarged vols
Brougham's Political Philosophy, vols.
Brougham's British Constitution vol.
British Corn Laws, British Post Office, British Para-
ment, British Taxation aud Taxes.
Just imported direct from London by
FRANCK TAYLOR
And many others too numerous for an advertisement, in
all the various branches of political science.
Mar
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II ITTELLB LIVING ACsE--NO, XJ1.-IXK cents.
l. Progress of Mechanical Observation-Disclosures Rerieo
2. Vanity Fair, and Jane Eyrie.-Qmdrteriy RrUicO.
8 An Incident OF the February 1913 Chdmberss Journal
Walk among the East Of London Jews Do
5. Minh and Medicine, DR.. Holiness Poems.-Ndt. Era
6 The Selfseer, Chaps. iv, v, VII vii -EIase's Mag
With Poetry, Scraps, &c.
Published once week at $6 year, by
f. LlTTELL ~ CO., Boston.
or all the periodical journals dsvotcd to literature and
SCIENCE which abound Europe and in this country, this
has appeared be the useful 1t contains, in
deed, the exposition only of the current literature OF the
English language but this by its immense and
nprehension includes poraiture OF the human mind
in the utmost expansion of the present age.
MARI j. @. ADAMS.
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VALUABLE DwcIling-IIouso and Grounds for snl~. -
The subscriber offers lol sale beautiful dwelling
and grounds in this city, owned by the late General Van
Ness This property so well KNOWN that !. is not neces
well arranged and well finished and the grounds hand
somey laid off, and abundanty supplied with ornamental
and fruit trees and shrubbery of almost every description
AS it desirable settle up the estate oil General Van
Ness great bargain will be given in this properly APP
pyto nd SMITH.
Mar 7-6tf
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nUEKETT ON THE MICROSCOPES, l volume, Lon
W don, 1913
ANALYSIS l voume London, 1919.
Noad's Chemical Manipulation and Analysis Quala-
tive and Ouantitaty, volume London, 1913
Practical Pharmacy, by Mohr and Redwood, volume,
London, 1919
History OF Physical Astronomy, by Robert Grant. Lon
don. I843 = nd
Dvnamcs Construction of Machinery Equilibrium OF
Structures &c. &c by G.. +, War;, London, lStS
Jamiesons Mechanics for Practical Men, 4h London
edition, enlarged. . a. 49,,
t;revorys Mathematics for Practical Men, 81 edition,
much enlarged, London, ls4s.
FRANCK TAYLOR
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HYE $. WRIGHT. sseorgstoscn.

Hl'E WRIGHT GeOrgetOscn.
NEW Crop Sugar aud nIoIasses at Auction On FRI
IN day next The I'd OF March, IL o'clock on F. " A. H.
Dodpes wharf, of the brig Anaostan from May
agucz, Porto Rico, consisting Of
2DS hhds. prime sugar
10 hhds. prime nloasses.
Feb. 23-dd l.. S. WRIGHT, Auctionecr.
a.-The above snlc IL unnvoll ably postpoRod I'LL
Wednesday next, the 9Th instant. Il. S. WRIGHT,
Mar 2-ts Auctionccr
ts- The above sale is further postponed ~
of the weather, until Friday next, the 9th instant same
hour. .
E. S. WRIGHT,
Mar 7-yt Auctioncer
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DOBERT j.. WALKER Will practise law In the
IL Supreme Court of the United States. In answer to
letters he thinks to say that he caAno attend
claims before Congress the departments, but
his attention exclusively intrnsted to
him in the Supreme Court.
Office Pennsylv ania avenue near the Seven Build
inys Washington. d. G.. Mar 6-f
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by A, GREEN. .1tcEtOnCer.

TROCERIES, LIQUORS. SCALES, AND WEIGHTS,
" Nc, AT AUCTION Thursday, the 9th instant, |
shall sell, the grocery of Mr. ardcla the
of 18th and streets at 10 o'clock, good assort
ment of Family Groceries, comprising in part
Tea, sugar, Coffee chocolate, starch,
Spices, tobacco, cigars salt fish, liquors.
Glass; stone, crockcry, and wooden ware,
Soap, candles, vinegar, brushes, brooms, &c
Tea chests, stand casks, scales, weights, &c.
With many other articles in the grocery line.
Terms cash The gentleman being about to leave for
California, the stock will be sold without regard prices
Mar6-3t A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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Treasury who shall He the in his Office and cause II
be recorded in book be kept for that purpose A
copy of said laws Judgments ORDERS DEGREES journals,
correspondence other public documents ied or OF
the recorded in said book be read in evidence
United States come into question: equally with the
originals thereof
APPROVED March Z. 1919
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NOTICE those afflicted with lameness.-WA-
IN TERMAN SWEET, natural bone setter, of Amser-
DAM has lodgings at the American Hotel. Chestnut
street, short time his way to Washington, stopping
The City Hotel, Baltimore, and Coeman's, Washington
Any wishing consult me now or on my return,
New York. 2i Fulton agent to sell my medi-
and anatomy books, by leaving an address at the
above places.
Ma
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establishment OF the Land Once for the
Charlton District, ~ of Missouri.

pursuance of the first section Of the act of Congress
entitled IAN establish an additional land office IN
the State of Missouri" approved February . lSl9 dc
hereby declare and make known, that The land office
created by said act is established at the Town OF Milan
in the county Sullivan of said State the site this day
designated by the President OF the United States.
Given under my hand at the city of Washington this
twenty venh day of February, Domin one thou
sand eight hundred and forty-nine.
BY order of the President,
RICHARD M. YOUNG.
Commissioned of the General Land Office.
MarS-Iawl3w
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IIOH Chnrisston, Savannah, and New Orieans.--The
Il United States Mail Steamship Company hereby give
notice that in their with the Navy
Department the splendid and spacious steamship
Falcon VIII leave New York March St for the above ports
touching Mt Havana, with mails Tor the Pacific The
Falcon viii proceed to Chagrcs from New Oicans in time
connect with the steamer advertised to leave Panama
the 2jh Passengers for New Orleans take the
Charleston the lIh. Mr.. q. Modecai, agent
Charleston Will furnish the application, with all fur
Their information.
M o. ROBERTS,
Mar 4-6t INTEL Agent, New York
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n oUEBscI. ladies' ha,rdresser, from soa Chestnut

~ GUEBfCI. ladies' halrd resser, from 3Oi Chestnut
VI. street, and H. G. Sucbgen, dealer ladies' fancy
and dress trimmings from 3OI Arch street, Philadelphia,
would the vsers and residents OF Washington city
they will open to-day branches of their respective
establishments Pennsylvania avenue south side, be
tween and 10th streets. where they respectfully solicit
their patronage. They will have hand full nj
oil the following goods viz: Curs brads, wigs, French
flowers feathers other for the hair combs,
French perfumery white kid gloves, &c.
Also full assortment OF ladies' fancy and dress trim
mings of Styles viz; French gmps, fnges but
TONS ladies' bags purses embroidery bsaids and patterns
pursewist STEEL gilt and beads bag and purse clasps
Nc. Zephyr wored goods and all articles appealnng
tie line.
P.S G. Goebe respectfully offers his services to the
ladies as ha Idresser. INTEL Mar l--dlw
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I lHOssm % sne supreme Court ~ Of Ca D.
tain Wilkes w. :. navy ps. Samuel Dinsmap nx de.
Lv nd BY Mr. Justice Woodbury., printed in nam phIet
MAJ FRANCK TAYLOR.
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SPRiNG GoODs.-The subscribers have now in store
many desirable seasonable goods for ladies dresses,
gether with great variety of other goods, both seasonabe
and useful, which will be sold cheap make for
goods of which will open this day. The follow
ing articles hand, will be sold unusually low viz
rs pieces plaid silk tissues.
10 -" plain do do
Is :" satin striped worsed bareges, (modc coli
5 plaid do do -
so figured bareges Glow priced
1000 yards figured cashmere and nssenes, (chenp)
$40 g fine plain black mousscines.
BOO IS medium do do
200 g low priced do do
Is embroidered merno robes, "a bargain)
rs do Tarleton do for evening dresses.
B do barege do, (mode col }
10 French cloaks, plain and embroidered.
100 shaws comprising Cashmere, broche, grapes, Ba-
reyes, Nc
HAND,
20 dozen gen'emsns best white kid gloves.
~ do ladies' do do will open this day.
70 do light coorcd do do
We respectfully invite the attention of citizens and
strangers examination of the above goods great
inducements will be offered to all wishing purchase
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Successors to ID. Clageu u Co.
Mar
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CARRIAGES for snle.-Just arrived from Staten Is
~ land, New York, lot of fashionable carriages-con
sisng OF rockaways and buggiesor sale by the maker
L. b. Wood, Majors carriage repository, north side
Pennsylvania avenue. near the Union Once
Mar 7--3t*
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[PuDLIC-No. 2).1

tPUDLIC-No ~
AN ACT to allow subsistence certain Arkansas and
other volunteers who have been prisoners of war in
Mexico
BE enacted by the Senate and House of
Of the Ued States Of Anierica COM, assembled THAI
the proper accounting officers Of Tho army of the United
States be, and they hereby required money
to each volunteer OF the Arkansas regiment, and each
volunteer OF other corps that has been in the military
service OF the United States who has been prisoner of
in Mexico, the of forty cents day. in lieu of sub
sstence during the whole time OF has imprisonment
SECTION z And be 1t further cndcied That the benefits
provided by the first section of this the legal
representatives Of said volunteer
SECTION g. And be it further enacted That the same evil
dence is required establish the fact of ordinary
service shall be sufficient establish the fact Of
ment, and to authorize and require said accounting officers
to make the payment provided by the first of this
act upon application of said volunteer his authorized
agent, or legal Representative
APPROVED March 2, 1919.
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IPUBLiC-No 1871

fPUBLC-No 1S.1
AN ACT making appropriations for the payment OF navy
pensions for the year ending the hircth OF June,
thousand eight hundred aud fifty
Be 1t enacted By the Senate aud House of Representatives. OF
the United States Of America Congress assembled, That
the following be- and the hereby appropr-
aed OF any money in the treasury otherwise appo-
prated for the payment OF pensions for the year end
ing tho hirtieh of june thousand eight hundred and
fifty:
To pay invalid PENSIONS forty thousand dollars;
To pay the pensions Of widows and orphans of officers,
searnen and marines, fifty thousand dollars;
To pay the pensions of invalids who wounded
board Of private armed vessels during the last with
Great Britain, three thousand dollars
APPROVED March z, I849.
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~. tPUBLIC-No. l9J
AN ACT declaratoy of the for the admission of the
State of Iowa into the Union.
Be Enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives.
Of the United States Of A'rd Congress assembled That
by the entitled An for the admission OF the State
Iowa into the Union" approved December twenty eight,
eighteen hundred and foysx the United States scented
to the application the support OF common Schools
made in the second section of the enth article of the cons,
tuition OF said State, Of the five of the proceeds
Of the sales OF the public lands within the Iowa.
and Of the five hundred thousand of land granted
said State by the of the fourth of September eighteen
hundred and fortyone; said land be selected legal
subdivisions OF not less than three hundred and twenty
APPROVED March 2, 1919.