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HoRAoE .. 4Nt4t ISAAC =. plLLEE
L.aId ard General Agency Once ths Capital Ii-
noss, City ~ sPrtsgnsid.
TO Of Ineps lands, kodes Of Illinois talsl
sdae and Az seTsss Of ysAasng state aAds
Hinois scrip boadsTne undersigned would respectfully
the public hat they have established this cityhe capital
State illinois, and and general ascy oes FOR The
Of all Business apperlainns thereto within te limits q the State
reporting their ocaon and pays
Tedeemng land sold for investigating hes buy
Ing selling all descriptions this every
oiher description attached land agency s
most extended scale, promptly faithfully attended To-
RKYKREkoKss
Messrs. Deifendcn Niles, washington city.
a. Gowdy Co., Louisville, Kentucky.
Mes&rs. syckles = Co, ST. Louis, missouri.
A. Christy, s
His exceiency A. q. French governor Of Illinois.
Hon Thomas IA Campbell, auditor ...
J. ~ Treat judge supreme court.
g Lyman Trumbull :.
|" J, Dean Cation, !" !"
Mesn wsd.worh & sheldon, New York ely
O. BarIeli esd NJ. 4 Front street, !" .
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia
Gen Adam Duer, I" a4h
Jos l.. Chester, esq., I"
Col s. w. Black, httsbnrg, Pa.
Gen Caleb Gushing, Bosion Mass.
G. p. Sanger, esq, /"
Henry X. Stone, ESQ.,, (" I"
J. d. Pratt \ CO.. Baltimore, Md.
Ap ll-dlm&sw3m
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AmEnIcAn RAILROAD JOURNAL.

The American Railroad Journal is gablshsd a q wsn
Several gentlemen are snssed regular contributors, known as
Journal any similar pabiea
Sr wsi II has % y g
lem from = hs%S nS and contributed 2 carr,
lsn upon any o.le, agency waa.sse a. - ..o,.
sty Of manihe great civilization
idea q modem ms. has already done more % relieve s
him in the scale Of being than any other agency that has
engine regard ss greatest achieve
men, q I'D ] 20 Sea s %o
wss d % MING soass % sss Inc
new NEW creation, new danger s
enymen physical gadcatons aad The various pleasures q
community productions every disclosing
creating new sources q and multiplying TO an Infinite
win have achieved it highest work in has harmoniIed
they capable Bymang distant neigh
boood proionss being no. . but % four
Whoever therefore, field than ordi
highest good his Profoundly Impressed with these
views, intend I'm accordance with their spirit 10 conduct the
The history influence, improvements Of the railway,
careful inquiry into is scientific discoveries the
in eonneeon win. oconoson and The progress Of
braeed in the range Of our iabors , L.,
series o. articles iron and iron naneurs Of The Uni
editor Ss q lie The department.
Mr. Hodge has for many years been engaged In The Of
embracing descriptions IN detail Of hs different LOCALITIES ore
several aInssss working THIS
and
Besides nj. rom Mr. Hodge 70 furnish the Journal
which have BEEN carefully is examined Sy him. Information
| mining subjects generally y /.
mining and attempt made
the iron manufacture and mining Of the whole
Cen q lanes If has alsb beeu en,ared m. nm
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THE AMERICAN FARMER

THE AMERICAN FARMER is published monthly In IN,
city Of baltimore, at 81 annum st copies ss thirteen
so or thirty for go volume
most favorable auspices IL ARr
uua Society and oil the reports
are published therein The society determined
me sOo TO be appropriated oowsi piece silver plate
valued 80 TO be awarded TO the person Obtaining by ist
october the largest list OF Subscribers
mencng in July so for the third
list The publisher has also added prizes In agr
cultural works He has prize
coming volume via $50 silver the
plan and arrangement Of farm buildings
arm yard ~ for the best tobacco and
~ for The best the management dairy.
The nr number, 10 appear July, viii
valuable from the ESQ., yjrrna
presented 20 The agricultural pubc particularly Of the tide
regions OF Virginia. Maryland gives the details
OF his arm management for The 1--WE occupied his
estate IN eastern Virginia.
able degree OF prudence In Its made
ponabe AZ other business The year amer
charge NJ his farm Mr. Run shows interest on
cia invested for land negroes, implements stocks Nc
per cent third year l2sl fourth per cent
nun year, ~ cent besides supporting family his hands
stock ke and raising the value Of his 10 don
worm when he took hand Every planter
the deepest interest ~ U.s. P'p ~"
This number win also other valuable pape
amongst which one from GEoRoE w. DosbIS ESQ.,
Secretary Of the Maryland State Agricultural Society on The con
sucuon OF the wire fence and om Col on The same
ject, with appropriate drawings.
Address . SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
-, Maryland State Agricultural Society's Hall,
June o-zawf l1 Baltimore st., Baltimore, Maryland.
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is e only remedy on Tor the permanent
headache nervous ieor nsasic saseon general Ss6y de-
hesnsy aud and disorders
race
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eaey saying He would, therefore, respect
,Sa ~, ;h hs,s as,s IL 4, ~ .Aans
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been subject hs many years, has perfect
table Extract : :
Dr. chss. q pSsss l ': county, lab who
benefited by Of the Vegetable Extract and that he unhesa
Maybery ESQ., formerly postmaster Mills Craw-
ford county, Erie
sn thai for ?. @ ss% .o Ts WIN
table has him TO heaiS being entirely freed
Sa iss RsSsa e ass street. New having e
table Extract successfully IN his amy highly recommends u 70 all
Mr. stephen Pa corner SIKH avenue and Twenty SIKH
street New York. states that MI Charles II Bougton, member Of
years. Obliged feinqush Having
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perfect hem ana lett s city of me Sae OF ono 70 resume MS
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Philadelphia afflicted epepc f years and
travelling through England Scotland Germany
Frnnce, consulting physicians expendng
for medicine, three thousand dollars
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ceiying benefit whatever and was cured by using
BARr,s yEGETARE ExTRArT
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Law school I'm Lexington. Virginia.

HE subscriber proposes Law School place.
menens on Monday the 2e day o. October next
ting on the 18th day OF March, 1850 The pupils divided
two classes The book used The junior course will be Ste
phenf Blackstone lt vol sae Evidence stephen on
Ing and LIST vol Of Gesnesfs Evidence senior vii
embrace Iueser Commsn.sries Grseneaf and Ey
vol OF Chity Pleading Hocombe Introduction to ouItv Jns
prudence Lubes Equity Pleading Mord Pleading Lomass m
nIangsmens VIII BE- made with Philadelphia law publisher
% M n.ovs on me best terms and young pro
Subscribers
early notice Of their Intention and nm whether thew
dun They vii be furnished 70 The students The
beers Of the senior class viii have the attending
without additional charge The hon for Inc daily crc
his students win be arranged by subscriber a. 10 enable ann
member Of either class 70 attend the lectures The
washington College should they deem expedent 10 do 60
diction and practice Of the Federal Courts. - -
The fee win be go per session, payable in sdvsnce
JOHN W. BROCKENBROUGH.
Lruxeror, Va, July u, Is4o.
Juv - .
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Uasd s,a,ss q Aasdea, % hereby
siale ofFLoRIDA periods hereinafter designated
A shs land once q NEwNANsyIIE, commencing on Mon
ands situated within The aforementioned townships and pars
Soalh " s base line and east Of the principal merdisr
Township thirteen, exeep, the eastern Tier Of seton of range
Fractional townships weniy-sir thirty one, range hhee
Fractional townships three, twenty twenty five,
Townships twenty hies twenty our twenty-five and
md fractional townships thirty thirty and hiytwo, Of range
SECTIONS inclusive 20 twenty inclusive and
township ,hrse except sections and sevsn townships
Townships one, two three, twenty-five, and twenty
Townships and township seventeen Except sections
thirty and township eighteen except sections
sections aSe, sa eight nins isssu, s%eni,Wo twenty
twenty and twenty sections twelve, hee
one excep, section sxD and township wenysx, Of
Township egh,een, township nineteen except sections three
oS Svs % en ss and a and
Township twenty six, Of range twenty four,
North Of The base line Of the principal n,erd4
Township one, Of range seventeen.
All land Office iTALLAHAssEE, commencing Monday
townships TO witt
South " tie base line and east Of Tho principal msridan
The tier sections in township four Of range three
Fractional township six OF range sir.
Townships two iouf, nye, and Fix range nine.
Township twelve Of range twelve.
o,h Of me base hue and pest Of The principal meridian
Sections twenty seven, thirty four and htyfye Of township
aye, Of range eight .}-'agss
sections twenty and twenty-five, township four Of range
ane. t2
sections two, township three, range eleven
Sections eighteen, nineteen thirty, aud hyone, township
sections four ye eight eighteen nineteen
twenty thirty, and thyone east OF Chocaw Hachie river, In
township hree sections four five, fifteen,
weny Two, twenty twenty twenty nine, urtytwo
md thirty three, west Of Cboctaw Hacne river, in township four
sections eighteen, eight
10 township fve, Of range sixteen.
Sections thirty and hywo township range nine
Al ST. AUGUSTINE, commencing Monday
he fourteenth Of January for the disposal OF the public
ands situated within the aforementioned townships and
townships, To wit
South Of the base line, and east Of the principal msia
Township twenty-five, except thirty two, and
iast fraction Of section and township
ange twenty seven
Townships three,
and township Except sections thirty thirty
ind thirty threeo OF range twenty eight s5 .sr
Townships five and of twenty
Lands appropriated by law for schools military and
purposes, will be excluded from the sales a 4 rs
The the above will
he days appoined and the order in which
sersed with all convenient dpatc until the whole shall
offered be kept
nds win be admitted unu after the expiration Of
Given under hand Of Washington,
September Domin thousand eight hundred and
nine. T. TAYLOR.
BY President: &lE ,-Es
j. BuTTRRrELD,9 49,
Il (vsans. gnnArn If hA Canara II n&aa
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Fauquier White sulphur springs, virginia,

More generally knopn Warrentoa Sprirxs,)
MAS for the reception Of visitors first Of Exen-
sive Improvements are in that will give
to the whole establishment No will be adding
knowing ocular evidence positive
tnsic value Of the and its almost miraculous effect
has been regarded good policy
nodaons and 10 complete the original design; GRITTY
taste and fancy Of guests well
pleasure Situated in remarkably healthy region, view
WarcBton visitors may horseback
proving roads, enjoy the picturesque
else In the alleys, pistol gallery game billiards.
the heatha dance The lovers Of
cuar has been taken TO their approval while
deer and the awn the gold and silver FISH, elk
relieve tedious hour
nature In word has expanded
eraiy could add comfort
visitors The hurdle and the ball.
lde, and brilliant works will lend their
Nor are these preparations designed for the monde only To
holy ministers OF religion OF denomination, cordial
grudgng nyitaton given TO spend the The
OF the church respected throughout
These springs IS - miles, from
fredericksburg and ~ so from Alexandria Tnweeky
Will run from both these points I'LL July, when daily lines will
steamer nj or a. reach the springs the sne
These springs known The Post Once books wanenton
nj
Warenion sent 20 the White Sulphur Springs
Terms Of board Wal be foows $50 whole
ing Isl Octobcri SIS for three s35
lodging 20 cents each Servants years
old, hall No charge for children When
tables provided for children hour those
who retain their seats at the ordinary table will be charged
Horses 80 cents day, or $40 month.
Tie finest wines and spirits have been procured coage
June 6-dlawS cp1
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NEW MUSIC.


w FISCHER Pennsylvania doors Of l2t
will be sold his usual reduced pncesour cents
The Flower quadles, composed by Manuel Emilio
The Byzantine Polka; by Wentworth.
The Vagabond Polka; by Gung'L e,t.@a.
Frederick William Polka, performed by the steyermak Com
pany. - s# #fe a& III aH
The Water Spirit Waltz by A. r. Krugel
The Harp Waltz by w. G. Beche.
The Friendship Waltz by o. Sehuster. Ls IL. =
The Tedesco March, arranged from the Opera OF Ernani by
Boyer. WEE
Borgia, Moqueas de Reine &c Pot
pourns; by II. Cramer.
Spring Waltz; by It. Moelling.
Punch Judy Polka performed by the seyermak Company
arranged by Helmsmuler seE4 ss-5 s -s.s,
The Lily Rondo; by Louis Rename
Ernani nvoa cayana, from the Opera Of Enani arranged
by Edemann +.
blanche Breath Of Morning from the Open
of the Huguenots; by MeyeTbeer.
Poor though my from Donnizetts Opera Of Betty
with English words.
The move look about beautiful ballad b,
Henry Russell.
Mother beautiful ballad from
Opera Of Lucreia Borgia arranged by q. Linley
land Of the Opera OF Quentin
Durward.
Il Is the song my mother sings; by Rodweli
Lonely Lind, by NJ w. Bale
Thou'u eve my side by w. r. Dempster.
The king he sits throne Of gold words by Barry Cornwall
music by G. Davis
Mary Bsne with words sung by Madame Bishops by
Hunter
The Bachelors Dream; by Munich.
Stop dat knocking nj the door, for the guitar
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Comm,ssio~U, Notary Public, AID General Agent,
No. m Tetld's Baild,rgs, Pesssylvsnia avenue,
4f M axHYNCr0U m n


Cosnmissio~v, Notary Public, and General Agent,
No. m Tetld's Baild,ngs, Pespsylvsnia avenue,
W.asHrNGT0S, D. C.,
CONTINUES TO give his prompt the prosecution
" claims before Of the Bexecutye Departments
before foreign governments; procuring pensions
Naval r Ay bounty land scrp under te law OF February H.
s OF August 10 q pay mssss Tor horses and
tore being mustered and received service Of United
States and subsistence and transportation furnished for
with Mexico Britain. b In possession Of all the
ornA and understands fully all the requirements the
captures coasts OF Mexico coast o
California, and coast OF Africa.
State In Die Union Commissioner Of Deeds, probate
deeds, dePorton and other insumen OF writing under seal
70 be used or recorded In the respective States.
Charges viii be moderate, and regulated by the
and the extent Of services required fn
Communications (postpadj viii receive Immediate
nen their Erceence the Governor on The several STATES ot
Union, and Senators and Members previous
present Congress generally. Aug Is
Preparatory Departments OF enc CoIumbian College,
conxrs ov l4rH n
THIS school viii be recpensd the hrst Monday September
Charges per- Quarter
Reading Writing Mental Arhmec and Primary Geography IS
Anthmeuc Geography Engih Grammar, History Of the Uni
higher English branches, xas6l. Geometry, Surveying
s ssgss sSSs w % Lain and Creek
90 Bills payable In advance.
a. gentleman who has proved himself % be
smsenay 9uslinsa Coz the management and Instruction Of High
su ss'ee school, VII continue = Principal q the Seminary II
College. sFf1 ~ Aus oi--oawdpsy
II Julius Cesar the sbdcaon Of James n to he conpIeted In
~ Hsesasy History o. with saa hs Boston ssSr
sep.n FRANoK TAYLOR
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled 20 the right Of of the
ands within the townships and townships above
required establish the the satisfaction register
ecever the land oce and make
practicable seeing notice, before appointed
the Of the public Of
.I" -s..r.4I j. BUTTERFIELD,
eass Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sep 26-iawl3w w
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wiiIl.p y. B.yiy,

william y. Bsyfy,
Importer dealer fancy and siaP. stationey Psnnvana
arenns, 6efreen liza and i2fh streets.
THE subscriber himself exclusively stationery bus,
ne m branches and prepared TO furnish an kinds Of
vclopes .sf
Cutlery, steel pens, qulls
Ink, inksfands portfolios
Gold pens and psnci., d.-iag Swsr, French papers
Tapes, blank books, nc.
He h receiving constantly additions his stock by Eng
s steamers and pscke and w IN The very loves, prices
June le-dA WILLIAM r. BAYLY.
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MALE ACADEMY,

WARRKET0h, Nokrh SAkoLNA,
THE TWENTIETH SESSION will commence on Monday tho "a
OF July Boys fitted for any college In the Union,
active duties life. Pncipa who has been instructor
youth for the twenty years. devote. his undivided time and
school, aided by approved teachers
departments high order Of education, and the
cation principles virtue and morality the ends
10 be attained spared which
the institution worthy the patronage u enlightened
parents. ft" E# IL.
The healthness village, refined society, s facility Of
Raleigh and CASTOR Railroad and The permanent ehG
recommend 70 the favorable
alteration Of those who have wards 70 DO educated
TERMs; tita8't aF
AFor board for the session Of five months $50
languages and the higher mathematics Is %
branches OF mathematics and Engiish "
Boys required board in the family Of the Pne
pal. For further particulars, address
June 22-sw3w Principal
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Medical DEPARTMENT OF Hanapden sidney Coli
III lege, Richmond, Waffle twelfth annual course Of lee
lures this institution VIII commence Monday October aa
L. NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases Of
Women and Children.
L. W. Cn.sBrRL.rsF, D., Professor Of Mateia Medca and
Therapeutics
4. MAurIN, NJ. D. Professor Chemistry Pharmacy
CHaRLEs Bill GBsos NJ D. Professor Of Surgery and surg
cal Anatomy.
CaRrEn 7. yoHssos NJ D., Anatomy Physi-
ology.
n. TueKrr, NJ d. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine
A. E. PrrooLAs, M d., Demonstration Of Anatomy.
Museum, Apparains illustrations for the demonsraor
received additions and
very complete Tho facilities for Practical Anatomy
passed The Clinical advantages fully with the
Of the STUDENT and especially valuable those preparing for
SOUTH Clinical lectures twice week
College Infmay, (which immediate contguy with
colege and week In the Richmond Aims House. IN these
diseases southern with,
student has the eligible opportunities Of becoming
acquainted with their types and The frequency Of Sur
gca operations before the class together with the facilities for wit
Messing Surgical this
schools of Practical Surgery.
CuARaEs-Maicuaton Is, Tickets OF the Professors Sos,
Anatomy $40, Graduation Pee $751; Board including fuel
lights, and servants attendance, be Obtained say s4k
week. 4. MAUPiN, M. ID,
Aug ll-sw6w Dear Of the Faculty
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IN pursuance Of law ZACHARY TAYLOR President Of the
at public sse viii BE- held the and a %sa ose
ue State OF MISSOURI the periods hereinafter designated
Al once a, JACKSON, commencing on Monday,
situated within the aforementioned townships pas Of
ships, viz
North Of The base line and east n the h principal meridian.
Township twenty (except eighteen
nineteen twenty, twenty nne, thirty hiry-one and thirty two
Township twenty-five, Of range 6ye.
Fractional township sixteen and township twenty-five, Of
Fractional townships and township twenty
townships SIXTEEN seventeen eighteen and twenty onei
townships Menwo and twenty three and sections three 70 ten
TWO inclusive in township w envy .ia q range eight
two hyIee thry our thirty five and haetionar
township twenty and fractional township
wenisix, twenty thirty four, uryhye and thirty sikh of
The northwest six, township nineteen,
fractional township twenty, Of range ten
North Of The base line and Of The h principal meridian.
Townships twenty three twenty four, twentyeigh twenty
Townships tweniy-trse, twenty four twen,ydy twenty
Townships one, twenty-five twenty three, twenty
* &c sn ia os FEE an Monday
fourteenth day Of January next for the disposal Of the public lands
North Of The base line, and ioe Of The M principal meridian
Fractional township twenyone, townships twenty-five
Fractional township Of twelve teen
een sixteen, seventeen eigieen nneteen twenty
tweliy.one, .. ., ,...,,. :,
twenty-five.
Fractional township and townships twenty
twenty foar Of range twenty three
township and townships and
twenty four of range twenty four.
Fractional township wenfy and twenty
IL. f :. s.t.# q, .ns
Al land Office CLINTON, commencing Monday the
day q January next o the disposal Of the public land"
North " The base tine and Of the h principal idaa
Township thirty FIVE Of range eighteen. stsa
Lands appropriated by law the Of schools military, and
other purposes will be excluded from the sales.
The offering Of II, lands win be commenced
The appointed the order in which they ad
yered with all convenient despatch, until the whole shall have
been offered and the sales thus cosed but sales shall be
open longer than weeks and private entry lands
will be admitted until after the expiration of the weeks
Given under hand the city Of Washington, this fifteenth
September, Doini thousand eight
forty mine.
BY President; #s..t. Il. TAYLOR.
j. BuTTERFtELp,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
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n pursuance Of law D. ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of the
Cned States Of hereby declare and
public sae WI held the aforementioned land Offices in The
ms peuoos hsfeinsne oe"snatod, 70 WIZ
January sit-
sfsd sishia the aforementioned townships, viz; ~
Nfh Of Ne bsn Ras sad Of the 5 principal meridian
Township two. Of range three.
Township two Of raase four
N~A Of ne bsss iins and east Of the h principal meidsa
Al the land once a FAYETTEvfLE commencing on Monday
and %s ass' asn.s s-sa q a''
ga y ne sss ine s.d wsa # u. 6a prime pol m.ridian
ssd oss a. e asr RScR, commencing on Monday
ne twenty hi day o. January Cor the disposal Of the publ
lands situated wihin the undsmsnoned township witi
Soda n me Base tine, and " ne INA principal meridian
~ rowpship sir, OF rsnss fourteen. $500 KY
otnsr parposes, ss excluded from the ,ses ,, A'
Offering shove viii, he commenced nm
vartssd vita dispatch, until he has 80. ~
been osd and the sales thus closed But shall b
lands viii Be sdmsed until ser Inc sspaon q ~. q any = The
Given under hand city Of Washington 6heenh
sspsmbs ammo pomni one theuzand eight hundred forty
BY the President, 'l''
~, ' s Commissioners Of the General Land once
NOTICE TO PRE- EMrrroN CLAIMANTS.
n ps1 On entitled % he s q 70 any o. d,
sqursd 70 establish the the satisfaction Of the register
AID receiver g q. land Once, paymes
pointed Of he pubic sale Of he lands en-
'rsna me uae' claimed o'herw. such claim VIII s iS,ssd
- :. Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
Eor sAL--The house and 10, occupied By N. wssss on
AUG 4-sod1