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NOTICE TO PRElEMPrroN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled right Of pre- any Of
within and townships above
required establish satisfaction OF the and
receiver Of tho land oce and make therefor
before appointed
OF public sale Of the lands embracing the
tract clamed, otherwise win be forfeited.
]. BUTTERFIELD,
ta.t IL Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
Sep. 26--lawl3w
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by the PRECEDENT OF the United states.

by the President or the United states.
nd
public sales will be held at the land Offices in the
sss ne once
within aforementioned townships, 20 wit
North the base line and Ds Of the fin principal meridan
Township niney-eight, Of range three .,..,.., - ..
ans. ninety eight and
Tosnshp. nns,y.osI ninesir, nine
the SAME FACE eo%%enens on Monday the
Is sT. Sa disposal ''' "''"
sorlh Of he line aud psa Of the h principal meridian
and niSey q snss Severn
Township. ansly Jour hinehve, nnetysr, nneyseven,
township ninety ,oSahp plne-. except southwest
- sS eeens thirty bes and including The
sdiah sseney aud townships nneeven and nneeeht Of
Township. nnetyt two and ninety four, Of range
TSwn.nip. MINI one and aiapwo, Orange fourteen.
ns asS o. sas January s M he @ pSS: lana.
,ituaied wiihin under townships 10 wit
vcria d a< base line and Of the fin principal meridian.
Townships sixyesht and snynne, Of range six
Towp. ,ry.even sryes, and s1nine, Of range seven
and e nineteen
Town.np .iI,yssn aDS o r.nss ,wsn
Towss%p. sixty eight and OF range twenty
Tn.p s 2. gaSs ~ ss.
Toxn-ar seventy aad Of range tweay s,g a.
twen,yr day Of January next M disposal q e public sd.
~ilnin the fblowins sships, 10 wit;
Nor Of the base line and psa etth. h prinepai m1dian
Township seventy -iI Of rsnse 'weniy-.eysn
Township .evenys -evense and seventy eight Of range
township. seventy AID seventy o nine
land. % E q iS oS me ss % schools military Or 0
The odnns land. win
s.s, dispatch snl me whole 4, been
ana o weeks. and no private entry o. any Of The land. vii
DC sdiatsd until after ns eapaion o. me Two wess
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.
FaeuIty OF Physie.--Session or 1s49-'5(

UNIVERSITY OF MAINLAND.
Faculty OF Physie.--session or 1s4s-'5O.
THE MONDAY, 10Th October
Caemis,y and Pharmhcy-wLlIAs T. A. AIKSs, W. d., IL. d.
Suugey-NATHAs r. snrH.
Tberapcucs Msea Medica aad caKw NJ ID.
Anatomy and Physoiogy-JosEpH Rory, NJ ID
Theory and Practice OF MedicineWILLiAN POWELL, NJ ID.
Midwifery and Diseases Of Women and chdren-RoHAKD H.
Lsctwer on Pathology Anatomy
Instruction in Clinical Nc dieinc and Cca surgery every day
inhrmary opposite te Medical College The
will Octobar
be obtained IN the vicinity OF e Medical College or q 20 to
% so per week WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN,
Aug 15-2awtNoyl Dean q the Faculty
Superior Old Braniy.
THE very superior Old Brandy
le purchased expressly medicinal
Families wishing article this kind would do well call
and examine before purchasing elsewhere.
CHAMPAGNEs.
Schneider Cock and Crown
Heidsicck Duca Grape
4 Venus
Anchor Fountain.
Always hand together with variety Wines Liquors,
segus, Tobacco, &C. JOSEPH WRIGHT,
Aug 11--eodlm 18Th
CARD.
THE undersigned, Of Once, having Cor the
years employed duties connected
per-nced details thereof offers his public
In the Of claims against the general lie
will attend also other business connected with the other de
business eon6ded 90 him shall promptly attended to and
faithfully executed. All letters mus, be post paid
THOMAS LUMPKIN,
:. Agency ONCE
w.smseres cTr, D. c., August Q, is4s
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New subscribers have Just received from
7s pieces sonsh Irish linens which they warrant to be pue
o =, pnee. from ~ cents 70 inc anes quality
Ss Az .hss S I a ron ~ 20 - cents
.. Ss,; s:1 s:s sss.. s:s
20 ,ieh ribaad. trimmed lace capss.
~ very rich white craps shswls.
100 100 dozen white open worked cotton hose.
$50 new style parasols and pan.o,ets
Tosethe with other and desirable asles which the
intention, Tent Of ,he ladies is respectfully invited.
engraved illustrations Of important .ubec ny Edward John
cure BY joel sbew, NJ D. "'''''e' "''' many cases q
Theory and PIae.s q Hydropaiy, intended popular ny
:. AUG ss'2 Il f'' '''' !" fRASck TAYLOR
NEW BOOKS just received at Taylor & maary'.
Volume iIildro,hs United s,aies.
% see ne H y nf a ssss VOL svo
Tssag saon % ce.,s Of LADY Aice the New Una
A AUG S''''' aunt story 0fs' M
IUsr received Psrler's.--Rnrys copherou. Cuer
ans and the American Lus,ral Curling Fluid The best Parma
Also skin Powder for restoring beauun
ns ana tss complexion and rendering
Aug Sa tcioee) Asw door, below sa,ioaa Tio,e.
Cabinet edition OF Classic Tales comprising I'm one voi-
Virginia, ulver Travels stsrne Sentimental Journey Css,e Of
Orano, &c. ~ =
Wayery Anecdctes illustrating popular characters and In
don. IA
'"heh Bookselers neat oh
Accordeons and Flutinss.
ECEivEn soncrs' Hail. case Of superior toned Ac
cordeons Psoas desous Of excellent
uu instrument for small would do well call before pu
chasing elsewhere =
Also, Fiatnas Of an improved style and tone.
For sale by WIN. FISCHER
July g.
n n
Domestic Practice q IIydcpahy, with Is engraved illustrations
by Edward Johnson, NJ ID. 80. 80. 80
This day received, Tor sale at TAYLOR 4 MAURY,s
July IS Bookstore. near Oh .t,..,
The Complete containing the Habits. Diseases.
and Management NJ the Horse the Stable
Juyis FRANoK TAYLOR.
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TN pursuance Of law ZACHARY TAYLOR, President q me
United states Of Aneeas hereby declare and
pube saies will ied undsrnenuonea iana omsss
le ssais Of MICHIGAN, ~ the perods hsreinsh
~. -aAfef FAi ~
A. land ono. GEsEsEE, ess@:seias on Monday. s
ssssnh the sale o. me nenS
following "a med aud parts Of sections 70 wt
NortA u he sass tine, AMI sa Of he prinepsi ssdsan.
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I. NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every entitled the right Of 70 any Of the lands
and townships above ennmefaed
establish the satisfaction of the register and
office and make therefor as soon
this and before the day appointed
public sale of the lands embracing the
claimed; otherwise snch claim will be forfeited
J. BUTTERFiELD,
Commissioner General Land Office.
Sept. 26-1awI3w
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Music. af.t
lust RECEIVED old
o 18th Pennsylvania following
uu music, which viii be sold at our reduced pcenr cents per
WIN. FISCHER
The Fashion Poka by n. D. Hewitt.
r. Townsend Grand Military Polka performed by Foesiers
baud.
me Now Scotia waltzes by wintcrbottom.
Easy Rondo designed studies young beginners
G. Cxerny.
The celebrated air "Fair Minkap BY y.
X. Chuaa,
Rosa Lee, with variations by Chas. Grobe.
Mary Bane do do
Lucina Pulkaj ny do
The Aurora WALK, for guitar, solo.
Ladra, composed by Henri Ros-elen.
When Morning beams, IN think Of eean admired by
When oher- strive thy Smile composed by Beak
AMey Cpy Girl again, arranged for the GUITAR composed BY
Glover
The Placid Lake, for the guitar; composed by Nc Deems
Oct IA
II ceived a choice goods selected chrs
Of the ladies specially rved In bands have
PARIS embroidered and neck
Brocade and super satn
~. Fine gauze and cap
Fancy satin neck
Colored ernbroidg red vevets
Narrow trimmings
In rimps aid buttons, have
Colored French cable gimp
Jenny Lind braid
Jacqaercd, imperial, zephyr braid
Barrel, net daisy, and roche buttons
large and and bonnet
caps handkerchefs general variety fancy articles.
Also large assortment OF lace goods Of various qualities and
patterns. ID. A. TATE,
Got l0--eoa Successors 10 J. T. c. King
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HISTORICAL Collections "a Virginia. containing
IL collection Of the interesting ct, nsdions sosAphiea
skL, anecdotes kc relating % To- history and Antiquities
geser with geographical and ttaisica tescrip0ns which
append Historical and Descriptive Sketch Of the District Go
lumba illustrated with 100 engavnssi by Henry Howe
volume History Virginia, from i discovery and settlement
Europeans the time, by Roben yonms 70
sale by fkANCk TAYLOR
Aug tl w. sa $3.50 B
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Norfcr no Pnr EMPTioN cr.tTMANTs

fyery Psr.os earusd The ns cf pesmpdsn any of hs
required establish sansfacsn registry
proper iasd o and make
fr o. public embracing
uaet claimed Otherwise claim will Be forfsfed.
.t3.t. =. BUTTERFIELD,
Sep. os-lawi9w
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NOTICE TO rRE.EMfTToN CLAIMANTS
Every percn entitled The night q a. the
lands within The twsp and Of townships above enumerated
rsqoirsd 10 establish the the subtraction Of register
aad rccsfv % ne proper land once and mske therefor
soon raceahs sner sinE this notice, and se he day
pnaied o the commenceen Of the public Of the lands
baeins the unct Claimed otherwise such claim WIN Be ed
J.BUTTERFTELD,4 t
Commissioner of the General Land Ofce.
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A PPLErON.s Railroad and sseasnheat C0nnpa nisn 4
n being Travellers Guide through us Northern, Middle, and
States, Canada New brunswick and Nova Seoa ua
ted win 70 steel, and Is engnvinp. SO.
The illustrated Hand book for Travellers through the United
stae enbeihed with LIS engraving and accompanied By Isr
and accuiJte map. -
II large and map "a fff tfet
Dsures Railroad Steamboat, and Telegraph Book Price ri
cents, with map. FRANCk TAYLOR
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IN street, 7rg L5E s. fa q t
Rowland Cashei, by Lever, Cd part ~ 'P
Hndrcth's New History the United snies, voi.l
souihey's Common place Book, Harper's edition, No.
Edmond Dastes, Sequel 90 Count of Monte Chrisss
European Le and Manners, by Henry Colman Il
Mrs Grey's new novel, Mssdelen and Muce, % ne Dee
% Guest. arfEL tr 80 rFt 4tfss
July
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ct1er purp0~s, VIII excluded from sales i'tI
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Appointed, proceed Tho order In which advertised
wtI ali convenient dpaich until The whole have oe
ed and The sales bu closed But sale shall kept open
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lnllfsd until Ter Tie expixfen Of the weeks.
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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-14

After the second VOTE Mr. Levin submitted the following
proposition, viz:
Whereas precedent has been established by which all the
other chairs in the House have been filled by lottery
Resolved That the Speakers chair be disposed Of in like
manner and that Wings proceed TO place the name OF one
member in box the Democratic party in another the ma
tive American party third the free soil fourth the Taylor
Democratic party fifth, and that the gentleman whose
name shall be drawn by the Clerk be Speaker of the House
On motion of Mr.. McClernand, it was laid on the table
After the third vote,
Mr. Morse submitted the following preamble and esou-
ton.
Whereas, The Hon Howell Cobb, Of Georgia, and Hon.
Robert c. Winthrop Of Massachusetts have each received
more than hundred votes in large number OF ballots
Be it resolved That the clerk of the House be required to
place the names OF Howell Cobb and Robert c. Winthrop In
box and the first drawn out by of The pages,
shall be the Speaker of the 3lst Congress.
He said in submitting the resolution thah had had con.
versation with bui few fendsand unfortunately none OF
them agreed with him-upon the pr6pety Of Offering IT,
The proposition intended terminate what was begin
ming to be ridiculous action The country expected the
House be organized; but there few individuals who
prevented it BY voting against both Of the gentlemen select
ed BY the great parties He believed that one or the
Of the great parties should have control of the
election Of Speaker He desired for one to see this matter
ternated and as of the two gentlemen named of the
two great parties respectively can always command ma
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The following the scattering the 39h ballot:
For Uarid Uilmo.-Mcssrs. Allen, Durkcc, Giddngs,
Howe, p. King Root and Tuck
For Charles 5. Morehedd, IF kyMessrs Cabe Morton,
Owen, 4. H. Stephens, and Toombs.
For Linn Boud-lsaac f. Holmes.
For Mr. Durkec-David Wino
For Mr. Pinton-Mr. Winthrop.
For Mr. JkDoudl-R. w. Cobb
After the Both ballot Mr. Winthrop and observed that
he had the desire the members here assembeda
il is well known his friends majority OF those who had
thus far honorcd him with their spporlthat he would have
long ago withdrawn from contest If he had been permit
ted do So believing that the highest interests OF the
try nay the safety of the Union itself demanded that there
should be an organization of the House effected way
His friends however persisted that his under their
control and would permit him 10 do that which il was
his anxious desire perform He begged leave public
~ to express his friends his wish that they should
longer make Of his lie desired therefore 10 say
all his friends that while he thanked them for the most
cordial and devoted support they had given him. that would
give him the satisfaction If they would now conc1n
are their on candidate whom he would give
most cordial support.
Nj J. B. Thompson said he had voted for the honorable
gentleman from Massachusetts, and would continue 10 DO
If he would permit H. He preferred him for the position Ter
his capacity and courtesy. But his out Of
the contest The friends who supported him wanted time 10
deliberate and consult and look around for another candidate
He therefore moved the House adjourn.
The question taken BY yeas and nays and decided The
ncaatiye-yeas 100, nays IA
TIE House. without doing any thing, adjourned at half past
four O'Clock.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-14
DAGUERREOTYPES ON PAPER

We caEao orbear calling the public attention TO the
style of pictures no:y taken the Gallery long and
successfully conducted by SIessrs Pratt Co., No. l39
Main Street The pictures referred the Taboypcs
Dasuerreoypcs paper of one Of citlcns Col G
Wythe Munford, and Of the amented Edgar A. Poe Bo;h
ohese characterized by all the beauty of pure Daguer
rcoype with the additional advantage of being on an opaque
surface so that they may be coored in the style Of the best
miniatures or left engrayings in black and white The
constant Improvements made BY this establishment shew
the determination Of the Propeors that their pictures shall
equal if surpass nyhng that produce and the
large patronage extended it for the last three years proves
more than any thing We can say he estimation it bears in
the public eye We understand that after having taken the
first impression on paper any number OF copies may be OBJ
tancd without u RESTING
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1849-12-14

pIcauoND AND DANvlLLE RAILROAD ".
The annual meeting of the Stockholders OF TINS company
v.s covened Yesterday at the Office on Nam s'feo'
Tho .a,nr was called to order by the appointment
w., u nonn;s Esq., as Chairman. Mr. r van Deuise''
VIM -, act as Secretary, and Mr.. Penny oachef a'
Assis,at r.u r., road his re-
y, ro, If Mr. Clifford four committees were appoih'o
.,, ~ Rocks and Accoant-icssrs jas: =. RAM ~
:. r. IN r G. Jones' Fl. w. Fry, II. - ->''"'
II Eli md H. b. Gwathmcy. -, u,vo Is,nc Da-
co , ~ on ReportMessrs. Joseph Ma!oi i'1 pner
- Chalmers Wood Boudin Natilahiel - "'
pporpo,ton aud VIM. H. Haxa - ,., c-,rrc
pel.: ~, Prories- Messrs Thomas l. ulies' "'5'
y Joh,on. VIM. &. Flournoy. - s,,,,,, lame.
cnmSire on By-Laus-Messrs e. d. s'g 1ean,h Nor
an;crSm. c. burlington, Geo: ~ Johhsoh 'o''f" -'''
LAM La IrR O Haskins, T. 7. Giles.
A., D Anderson and Mr.. Townes OF Pl'tsy'a'l'a "
.,;nod ZINC on committees upon which they hao 0eei
.ced consequence OF their relations to the company d.
contraors. .o;,,,,o,, q
Nv @ord proposed resolution for the appointment
ors 10 audit the balance sheet laid before the s'och
,odersv the Directors with power to appoint al account
sfte,satc in which Messs. Stovai, CIane' iur'ic u"
r.;Hn,d J,icpaed the resolution was "i.hula"' 49,
rhs (1,nii,ce on Proxies then retired oupsequeI' M
oaa,oS,, majority of the stock was represehca !"
i meetind N adjourned 10 this morning al " eio'A
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Correspondence Of the Baltimore SUM-

NASHiSGToS, Dec. IL 1879.
The BaiIoling for Probability q The Election Of
Mr.. Byoun- Defamation Of Mr. Winthrop &c
As nolcstly limited in my letter OF yesterday, the Hon
very strongest the Democratic party could select for The most
important Office OF Speaker Commencing to-day with ~
votes lac each successive ballot overlapping WIN
throp and proving himself all considered the strongeS nan
any party in the present House Of Representatives Inc
House is still balong the last vote for Brown being Vss
more necessary choice
Mr. Brown VIII not easily withdrawn, will he be
allowed decline for the prospects oil oters lar more ucel
tain than his
"Itwl never do TO give it up So Mr.. Brown
II will never do TO give il up So"
Mr. Brown is the late able second assistant postmaster
general and too much of man TO complain when nc
was removed from office As veteran, he accepted meeRY
the result of the chances of war; returned home after shaking
Mr. Coamer and his successor Mr. Warren cordially by the
hand and returned Congress, without oppositon
from his district in Indiana. II he be elected Speaker
will be complete, and his official relation TO General layio
far more intimate than they would have been had he remain
ed in the Office assigned him by the late President MI
Polk
Ii Mr. Brown is elected the received BY him pref
~ fair indication of the conciliatory spirit which pevades
Congress- and which, after all the prophoses OF rum DIS
union and disoganization, WILL after ALL be controlled oy
reason and common Mr. Brown is practical, long
headed shrewd sensible just such man as the coun
try such crisis; and his election may DC consider
ed the harbngcr peace and unon and guaranty that
the questions which now agate the country, will finally De
adjusted if not TO the satisfaction of every partisan pol
clan least in unison with the best interests OF the great
mass of the American people
Hr Winthrop declined in very neat handsome, scholar
like appropriate manner and his party will probably take
up Mr.. Morehead -
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For The ENQUIRER.

:" "ie IHy1ret.
Messr Ediors-I consider there has been gross outrage
committed by the appointing power State relative
the appointment OF the keeper of Assateague Light House.
Waters There were applicants from Virginia and from
Maryland Capt John Hope was keeper previous Mr..
Waters and was removed for political principles. Capt
certificate of character from ALL the Delegates from our
county, besides very respectable petition from the vessel
owners captains and citizens generally We all knew the
He aged respectable man, and had formerly been
captain He held the Office for years. without sin
gle complaint being preferred against him. Capt Robins
man, who also had petition from the citizens of our coun
~ Both The above applied for the office in person. with all
The above certificates Mr.. Thomas H. Batton APP
al sea during his life the of wealthy farmer single
man. and had been inside Of light house in his life
and knows nothing OF The importance OF good light to mar
iners If there should be any neglect in keeping good light
or naenton 10 mariners in distress hereafter ESQ far as As
saeague Is concerned let the blame fall Maryland and not
Virginia remain yours, ATLANTA /
HoRSTowS, Va +E /
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LAST WISHES OF A CHILD.

nh following beautiful little poem was written y Som IN
e,r the Boston Book for 1850 1t is taken
p,oeishss, by correspondent , Of the n y Literary
And The warm west wind is blowing
=, ros leave this stiied room, :,
IL, me 90 where flowers are growing
Look my cheek is thin and pale
And my pulse is very low
Eve INV sight begins TO fail,
Wn,ber dear you'll let me go
Was not that the robins song .;,,s
p;njne through the easement "ioe
.hsu not be listening long,
Take me 10 the meadow side
Rear me TO the willow brook
Tel me hear the merry mill
IN the orchard mast look :,
Ere my beating heart is sun,
Eain, and fainter grows my heart,
Rear me quickly down the lane.
Mother dear this is the chill oil oea'h
shall never speak again "
Still the hedges are in bloom.
And the warm west wind is blowing
Sill we 81, in silent gloom
DER her grave the grass is growing
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tut Uo IIWYUUcT.
CALIFORNIA NEWS.

Mcssrs Editors By letter from friend, dated "sar
Francisco October 25ih" Gull few ITEMS which, if yol
have nothing of more interest from that quarter you vii
please publish in your Wednesdays issue.
The company that out in the Mariana (ot whicf
nv friend was membe has disbanded and sold the ship
which 20O0 for the sum of $4,000 and all the goods
&C. belonging the company at similar depreciation Tho
discharge of The ship had detained of the company up
my friends writing.
Theft in California is punished with whipping and loss
both ears for the first qfencefor The second death is the
penalty From the sringency of these laws the greatest
der prevails The Sabbath is quiet and peaceful as If
Virginia The Baptist, Presbyterian Methodist and Epsco
palian Churches well attended
Laborers get Sc per day. and Mechanics sl2 but have
pay from s2 IA per week for board and should they be Sc
unfortunate attempt 10 carry out the uncomfortable
habits of bachelor they have to pay s. per dozen for eggs
% cents per h. for Irish potatoes for sweet potatoes 81
per pec and for bacon 40 to so cents per h. In The
hes, Hotels the charge for board is s36 per week
1t seems that tie prospect of making fortune nj the
mines is not certain had been believed Success seem:
dependent upon inc rather than hard labor In conse
oence of this uncertainty members OF tho company
will remain In about San Francisco.
Nothing is said of the Genmore and her company.
Yours. &c, Il.