davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-06
berbIt unO NSinterfleiDer.

Gins Der 9r6stsn uno aus9ebsbntsifen MGors
tsmsntS bon 5patjabre uno pinterrlei,
oern, pa jsmalS in oisier Staot ss5sist pors
ben, wiro man finoen am srossn &leiberI
Stobr go. 81, Oitspsnnifrass smiben
Der 6tsn unb 7ten, bon allen prsiisn, @r66sn
uno Oualitdten, wslbe m9ew6bnlib woblfeil
psrfauft Werben. @bsnfalls Elm pollcS Nnorts
ment bon 3uben.Kleioern.
90 eben erbalten Elm sroeeS 4nortement
bon 9ubsn, @a(mirS, 0Seifsnjsussn &C., ,psls
dbs auf Ssitslluns nab bsm allsrmobfbfsn
StpIs perarbsitst wsrbsn, unb ~ ben rdfonabs
fen Ssbneun9sn.
Jamce Jamefem
SaufmannS,Shnsibsr.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-06
&c miro 5u9e9eben

Bon IlIsn bic fib fb5nf flsn
benz eab osr sinSi9s plae, ssibmadpoas unb
woblssmabts Slsioer Su bsfommsn, am mObis
gen &lsicsritobr Hr. 81, Ofspsiilfrase, ;ruis
ibsn Der 6. unS 7. Strase 1T 100 ibr jsbers
;st pas 9rbste ancrtsmsnt BON Slsbsrn in biss
fer Stoot fnbsn f6nnt. Sect auf Sanb els
nen 9rosen 8rrratb bon neusn Obsrr66sn,
psrlbisoene Sarbsn, sbsnfallS ensn ausssfubs
ten 9prratb bon Subsn, gafmirS, 0Bsitsn;sut
gen, 6emben, llntsrbofen II. {. 10. GO lit urr
n6tbi9 oies woblbsfannte @tablifTmsnt 5u bee
iubsn, um ir9eno Elm Observation-Disclosures
ffif ju finosn ba5 Sbr BADEN wollt, uno ju
folben Yrsilsn Die fitber bsfrisoissno isn rpsrs
Den. James Jamefen.
Sftcber, 30.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-06
Nbilaoelpbier Siebmarft.
(NuS tem Weekly Farmer, Philadelphia


pbilabelpbia, giopemb. l. ls49.
Der Marft unisrsr Staot bat weni9 SSets
fel srlitten fei lester @cbe. Die preife ron
9blabtobisn fnb mcblaufssbaltsn, init gutter
Nabfrass uno autsm 8orratb. Ser wd6rsnp
Der Bcte an9sbOtsne Stcf beifano aus 1900
Sti6 SblabtcCbfen, 800 Sbwenen 200
SuDsn uno 1000 Sbaafsn unb qdmmsrn.-
Die @sibdfts II. Yrsifs warsn:
Sblaebtotfen. Stiid pcrsauft Su $5a
bis 81 bic 100 Yfunb, fir 9ewcbnlibs unb 9us
ts 0ualitdt, 600 wurpen nab Jt.Vcrf estrisb.
SIbe.-2las murben psrfauft ju Ss, SIS,
$25 uno $38 jsbe, fir trcfns Sprinssr unO
Ntilbfibs.
Sbmsins-9sr Marft mar iblsbt tbsIS
perfauft Su $5 bis 81 Die 100 Yfuno.
Sbaafs II. Qdmmer. - Aae psrfauft ju So
bis $4 fir Sbaafs uno ST. bio So fir 2dil,er.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-06
2luDitprs SSacbricbt.

Der llntsrSeibnets anssifsat ourb biegourt
pcn Common pleas, BON Ssrfs Sauntn sur
llntsriubun9 Der Nsbnuns BON aSam Sobns
ifon, Nfit9nie bon Samuel s. Mpcre, uno oaS
@elo an bic grsoitOren 5u psrtBsiIen, 9ibt blsrs
eurb Habribt baB ct alien intersffirten psrs
ionsn ab,partsn nirb in feinerNmtslfubs in Der
Stabt &eabna, am 9onnerifa9 ben 8. Ncs
psmber, l649 um Z llbr Wbsnos.
miniam ~. Sairo, 2tuoitor.
Nsabin9, Oft. %. 3m
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-06
@Sarl Oscar Ssaa,er, asbrer Der

enslifben, fran3eGfden uno oeutfoben
Sprade, uno llsberfessr oanft Dem YubIitum
fur biSbsriss 9iitss llntsrifdsun9 uno psrbins
bet camit bic Anjsi9e, eas ct beablbtist nebsn
fsner Nbencfbule fit @rlpabene, cine Sage
ibuls fir Sinosr, am Is. 9aop. gu sr6fnsn, in
Der, aufsr ben 9swtbnliben 2ebrssssnifdnoen,
AUDI bic ceutfbe Sprabs 9slsbrt Usrosn fol-.
@r bittst @ltern uno oas Yublfum ii6srbaupt,
um 9efdl9e llntsriflieun9, uno bsmerft, oas
Der prsiS sben 70 9sifeat pirp, ujs in ben sss
m6bnliben S6ulsn.-Sn bsrNbsnofbule fons
nen bsi balbiser WsIruns, nob sniss S1ulsr
auf9encmmsn wsrpen. @bsnfc smpfisblt sr fb
gum Nnfsrti9en BON llsbsriesun9sn aus Der
sn9liiben in Die beutibs Sprabe uno umsss
fsbrt, sum S6rsben bon Ssisfsm Sibrsn Der
Sddsr, untsr SuiIbsrun9 Der tisfltsn 1srs
fbwie9enbelt ju pripatltunbsn in uno aussr
benz JDauIe ,e.
GrSsns BObnuns 1T plumb 9tasp smis
fbsn Der 9. unb 7. unb Sranflin uno @bsss
nut, 3ts Sblr BON BET @fs Der gbssnutifras
$3.50
Nsacins, ben 80. Oct bp.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-06
g a t b.

am s. October, in Ober Bern, Sobannes
9. wlgtsr, i'm Nlter bon "a Sabren, W1os
natsn uao "a 9asen, am qBebfe!teber.
Am IS. October, tn SuBtauu, Stebefa
Dieter, i'm 90ffsn $ebensjabre.
Ain 18. Oct, in Oter Drcbpen,, Went
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-06
5 SbQler Se[DbnunQ.

0bi9e SsIrbnun9 miro bejabtt, fur sini9e
StnSe9o bic sur 8srBaftun9 unO lIebsrflDrnua
bon ir9enp elmer pericn ODER Ysrfonsn fibrt,
wsl6e Sanb ffrtenen ODER ws9fabrsn aus ben
@rdbsn ODER anoern Stellsn, auf bsm cfsntlis
6en Grunbs, bsfannt al6 !Ysnnsbsrs.
Dapio Sober
Carl Slbtborn, Commit
Gonrao @lauS,
&sabin9, Oft. l6. 6m.
Der liberale beobachter und Berks, Montgomery und Schuylkill Caunties allgemeine anzeiger. ([Reading, Pa.) 1839-1864, 1849-11-06

Die 9taatss0SabIen in Heu Vorf uno gsu
sSsrisp finesn i'm Gaufs eisfer @cbs ifatt.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10

HosAcE .. Asm s1as staaaz1s. aaf isAAc 4. ssEt..S
Land ara General Agency oAss q C.psl.i e am
nsiss City " sPrinsnsia. a
,0 ssidenf Of and Of Iino i.Ss
esass, ard all Of plHeAaax sssfs sA
Illinois beadTne inform
the public that established
state OF Illinois, Had and general
Of ali business npperanns thereto within The limits
All transactions relative The purchase snds,
ing lands reporting their location paying
Tedeening land sold for ues BAY
ing and selling all descriptions Of State Indebtedness this
other description Of business attached general agency ne
extended scale, viii be and thankfully attended
KKTKREscks;
Messrs. Deiendorf q Miles, Washington city,
~" A. Gowdy Co, Louisville, Kentucky
ass:s. sysslss : CO., st. Louis. Missouri.
A. ChIisg, esq,
John nj. Winner,
His e1eellency 4. q. French, governor Of Illinois,
Hon. Thomas H. Campbell, auditor
= John Moore, treasurer
q Z s, n; T: T1.ms., Judge 'sp.s~. ess"
Messrs. wadswonn h sheldon, New York city.
David Lsayiu, esq,
|, G. Bartlett, esq, No. Front street, /" 4"
Gen. Robert Patterson, Philadelphia.
Gen. Adam DileT, 2.
jos. L.. Chester 60
Col. r. w. Black, Pittsburg, Pa.
Gen. Caleb Gushing, Boston, Mass
q. y. Sanger, esq,
Henry r. Stone, ESQ.,, % Z"
j. ID. Pratt Il Co, Baltimore Md.
APP ll--dlm&sw3m
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10
NOTICE TO pRE-EMpTIoN CLAIMANTS



THE Eighth Session win Monday October which
the punefuaf attendance all the students requested The
duties Of The classes are promptly and i'm
members, old should
the opening the session The aeadecal
LIST of October the lst OF August being but
August and September In the College,
full OF professors have
collegiate studies older
colleges of the North All the Atrd adu
ating class received their academica degrees.
In the Grammar School, which Immediately adons the College,
the preparatory carefully
under the supervision of the Professors Of College Thus pupils
may enter the institution al early and their entire
course Of study under the direction e graduate The
mercantile department embraces those partial
or preparatory classes who may be preparing for the
ing other professional life Such
all The privileges and OF the classes ubs
tutng place classical studies
eessary a preparation for business.
French regular without charge, all
In addition French, taught,
Without charge, German, other modern language
The location Of the College perfectly heahu
towns villages the
young Moral and religious education chief design Of
sntulon.
The charge, covering all the academca domestic expenses
Sis session OF ten months The rules OF the College carefully
restrict any other expenses OF the student
All me departments are under lhe % the
Register for farther nfonatou well r
of pupils JOHN b. KERfoOT, Recbr,
AnsS-2aw2m College of ST. James, 7. o., Maryland.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10
AslERIcAs RAILROAD JOURNAL.

Tue American R.iire~d Jear.a.I is published at "a Wal
gentlemen engaged regular sonii lS s@a a.
The Railroad Journal amy sar pubiea
uos was attempted IN this country elsewhere, devoted
humble besnnIns soau5usd % esny i Siwsld
I'LL the whole civilized world has become dependent upon
The oso~csye railway SYSTEM has nov sseos the
great idea o. modern has already relieve the
elevate him in e scale Of being an other agency
engine regard The creates, achieve
upon wing carrying thought Language alone
Duman living breathing sensitive %anasae, with new life
Without danger and without fatigue, enables
snsn ns physical anS he Of
nc N %snns, ~ %
creating new sources q enjoyment and multiplying infinite
viii no, have achieved il. Ssne worn Oh il has hamoared
aon they capable BY making places neigh
bohcod practically proonss o being mot % one, sn % four
Whoever, therefore, labors neld
highest good race Profoundly impressed with these
views we intend in accordance with their spirit conduct the
The history the influence, and the Of railway
careful inquiry discoveries,
% s91se and
braeed In the range Of on, abors.
s e 2, as on he iron ere anG o on Of The Uni
editor Of he Journal Tor The department. q mining and measy
Mr. Hodge has for been engaged in the Of
embracing descriptions detail different localities ore,
several blast furnaces and the results Of er Workns Ths WORN
published condensed iorm IN e Journal in series Of
as, and aeS plans and
Besides iron, Hodge The Journal
have Ssn sare By h @
mining ming subjects generally ~, ,..,...,.,,,. ;, ~
mining and The iron manufacture This The
iron the iron manufacture and mining resources Of the whole
CEN a. lanes of Proydepce has aIso heen e,ca.ad n a.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10

THE AMERICAN FARMER Is published monthly in the
city OF Baltimore, q annum, copies thirteen for
so, thirty for $50 new juy
most favorable auspices II the Maryland
cultural Society, and all the reports
published therein. The society
raise 500 he appropriated oows piece plate,
valued go, 10 be awarded the f OF
October, the largest list of subscribers
mencinf July go for the second and
list The publisher has also added prizes
cultural works lie offered 500 prize essays
coming volume, viz go In silver plate for
plan and Of farm buildings
an yard 80 for the best the cultivation and
~ Tor the best essay on the management Of The dairy
The FIRST number J.y,
valuable papers, nom the ~ Epnurp Rurrr 81
presented 20 the agricultural public, particularly
regions OF Virginia, Maryland and the Caronas
his rn for the five he
estate IN eastern Virginia, and concusivy
able degree OF prudence In t farming
profitable other business The asf
charge OF his farm Mr. Ruin shows that his clear
cnpa invested Tor land, implements &C.
cent? d ~ 81 year. per
mn 20o besides supporting family hs hands.
stock &C. and raising the Of his
worth when he took in hand Every farmer PLANTER
in The tide water districts Of country win his paper win
the deepest interest -
This number win other vausbl, papers
which from GEoRas w DosBts,
Secretary Of Maryland Society on the
srucon OF the wire fence; and from Col
ject, with appropriate drawings
Address SAMUEL SANDS, Publisher,
Maryland State Agricultural socety,a HILL,
juno sb-2awN l2o Baltimore 81, baltimore MARYLAND.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10
Law school In Lexington, virginia.

TUE subscriber proposes open Law School this place
mencng Monday the 2s day Of October next and terna
ng on the 18th day Of March, 1850 The pupils viii be divided
two classes The win be
hep blackstone LIST vol sks Evidence stephen on Plead
ing, and st vol OF Greeneas Evidence The
embrace fuckers Commentaries Greenle and on
stvo Of esch stephen on Pleading oud Pleading,
vol OF Chty Pleading Hocombe Ta,yy J1r
prudence Lubes Equity Pleading Mords Pleading ears Di
~ wi he made with Philadelphia law publisher
nn e above works the best young gentlemen
posing 70 attend the lectures reqoestd ~ him
cary notice Of their intention, inform whether thev desire
70 be supPed with OF the through Iris
dunn. lhey WI be furnished 70 the students The mem
ber OF the senior class VIII have the privilege DC no
course without additional charge The the dai1v
his students VIII be 20 arranged by NJ enable snv
member OF either class 70 attend the
o. wsshnston COLLEGE should they deem erpedent do
dictioh and practice Of the Federal Courts. - ~ W
The fee win be $50 per session, payable IN advance
Lsnr.ror, va, July II, isso ~ 'oNh''hoosh-
July IVA
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10

EDICxL DEPARTMENT. OF H..spden sidney Coli
III Richmond, Waffle twelfth annual Of lee
this Institution win Monday, October 2d
1919, and continue until the middle of March.
r. L. BoHAssAS NJ Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children
l. w CnAHBEKLArSr NJ d. Professor of Matea Medics and
Therapeutics.
CHARLEs BELL GIBsox, D. Professor Of Surgery and su
cal Anatomy
cARrKR JOHNSON, NJ. d. Professor Of Anatomy and Phys
ology.
DlvID TuoKFR d. Professor Of Theory and Practice Of
Medicine
A. T. PErIcoLAs, NJ. d., Demonsusior Of Anatomy.
The Apparatus, and Illustrations for the demonsator
received additions, and
very complete The facilities for Practical Anatomy
passed. The Clinical advantages fully commensurate with the
Of tbs STUDENT and especially valuable 90 those for
south. Clinical lectures week
College Inirma, (which Is in immediate conguy with the
Cose and week the Richmond Aims House In these
southern with,
has the eligible opportunities Of becoming
types The frequency Of Sur
before the class together with the facilities for wit
Surgical renders this Of the best
schools of Practical Surgery.
S. Tickets of Professors clos,
sl0 Board including
lights and servants attendance, be Obtained al 20 saK
week q. MAUPIN, NJ. d.,
Aug ll-sw6w Dean Of the Faculty.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10
by ths Pr..ldsn. or ,hs United ss..s..

IN pursuance law ZACHARY TAYLOR President Of the
that pubic sales w be held q. The land esss
the State Of MISSOURI, the periods hereinafter designated 70
A. the land slbee JAcKsoN commencing Monday sne
situated within the aforementioned townships and part of town
ships, yzi
North Of The base line and east o. the A principal meridian"
Township twenty Except sections seven seventeen, eighteen
nineteen twenty twenty nine, hty tmyon and thirty two
Township twenty-five, Of range 1--WE.
Fractional township and township two, Of
Fractional townships and township
Fractional townships sixteen seveaeen eighteen twenty
townships wsn,y,wo and s and ss,9ns se
inclusive, In township twenty sir, OF range eight
,wo thirty three, rhiy fOur, thirty hye, and fractional
township twenty and fractional township except see
twenty trtyfour, irtyhye, and thirty sA Of
The northwest six, township nineteen and
fractional township twenty, Of range ten.
North Of the base line and wssi Of the h principal msrdan
Townships twenty-five twenty four eight, and
Townshps twenty hrse twenviour twenty-five, wentysir
Townships twenty twenty-five, twenty three, twenty four
* Ss snd aa ass AZ s s Commencing ON
day Of January nes @ he e., DISPOSAL q the public land:
North Of the base line, and oesi Of the M principal meridian
township twenty one townships twenty and
twenty six, Of range eleven.
fheen sixteen seventeen, eighteen nineeen twenty and
township wentyone, and township twenty fonr Of
range twenty
Fractional ownshp nyenyone townships twenty three and
four, three. 81
Fractional township and townships twenty ee and
-four, fout
township twenty ranges twenty-five twenty
H..
twenty January disposal Of tho public
within the following named townships to wit;
North Of the base line, and ,ce Of the I'm principal meridian
Township thirty five, OF range eighteen.
appropriated by OF schools military
purposes, will be excluded from the sales.
The offering the lands viii be commenced
apponted in the order in which they
all depatch whole shall
sales closed but shall be
weeks and OF OF the lands
admitted until expiration Of the weeks
city Of Washington fifteenth
September Domn thousand hundred
forty nine.
by President; r. TAYLOR.
J. BUTTERfIELD,
Commissioner General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled night the lands
within townships above
establish the the satisfaction of the
and make therefor
Taeabe after this and before the appointed
the public sale the lands embracing
caimed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
] BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Sept. 26-lawI3w
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10
BY ths Prs.,as.s Of ths Um,.a ,..,...

In pursuance Of iaw r. ZACHARY TAyIoR p,..,a., =, ,,s
United States Of Aerea do hereby make known
de Sac az N y nsa ls land omces IN
A. the land once az NEwNANsvLLE, commencing
dsy the seventh Of
lands situated within the townships
townships, Wa; M
Souh of The bass liza, and ,. of fhs oyi.oI ,u,,dau
sr......,. .s s' " - f s r
hi ul . 49,.
aruohN .s"hshps twenty ans mI one, Oh range nneen
townships twenty ihee twenty nve, twen
~, miy tnrty one and uhry IVY, o. range sixteen
townships twenty tree twenty twenty and twenty
and fractional townships thirty, hi one, and hywo, Of range
seventeen
nine Inclusive twenty inclusive,
weLsy 10 yx incusive township township
township three, lekcepseetons six sesen and townships
~ ave and twenv-six, oi range eighteen
range nineteen ~ '''' ''' WIN" NV anu "
townships Tour and nye township seventeen Except sections
nw aa mny o"shp esn'ee except sections hye SIX
severn eeh5 , ana uup oheO township nineteen, Except
sections nve x eight nine, fifteen, twenty three,
ne' ana recuons Weive thirteen twenty four,
-hse, ana township twenty; township twenty
oho, leAceP secuon ski anu township wenyx range twen
V.one, 80. b.. 800. a5tar taH
township egnteen, township nineteen except sections three
iouf, and
townships Wenyioar twenty iwensa, and twenty seven,
Township twenty six, Of range twenty four.
korfh of e base line and sasf Of The Dr,,eiDo meridian
ro...-.,n -. ~ 80. sa,..,... = - T'f -
.o""A'P o"., :" ,ans.
A. lhe land Once ihl1iAssEE commencing ON Monday,
me twenty hst da Oh January next o tne disposal OF The public
lands situated within the aforementioned townships and Of
townships, 10 WIT
Gail IL. -:
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10

william r. Bsyly,
Importer Fancy AND staple atony Pernspania
avenue 6ef~ser liza snd i2fh streets.
THE ubscrer devo,es stationery bus,-
All and prepared 20 furnish All kinds
Cap letter. ledger, Wrapping nose ana nncy papers and en-
veiopes
Cutlery, steel pens, quilts
In inkstands, portfolios
Cold pens and pencils, drawing papers, French papers
Tspes, blank books, sc.
He receiving constantly additions his stock by the Eng
sh steamers and packets and win sell at the very lowest prices
Letter and cap paper At q IS per rssm-
June lo-dA WILLIAM Y. BAYLY.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10
Fauquisr White sulphur springs, virginia,


WAS open for reception Of visitors
TO the whole establishment No expense will spared
ts embellishments the comfort and pleasure Of the
knowing by ocular evidence positive
uinsic value OF the water and its almost miraculous effect
uaI has been regarded good policy the
nodations and complete the original design, crafty
pleasure Situated In remarkably healthy full
the bold Blue Ridge and the vicinity
Warenton visitors may horseback carriages,
proving roads enjoy the most scenery
eise In the alleys the pistol gallery, the game billiards.
the heatu dance The lovers Of and flowers will
euM has been taken 10 win their approval while The ow
deer and the fawn, the gold and silver the elk
relieve tedious hour
nature In word has which expanded
crafty could add comfort and
visitors The hurdle and tournament the fancy ball.
ade, and brilliant FIRE works will lend respective attractions
Nor preparations designed only
molly ministers OF religion OF denomination cordial
grudgpg invitation, given 10 spend the The usual ser
Of the church are respected throughout the
These springs - or % miles, according the tnken from
Fredericksburg, and ~ or 80 from Alexandria T-weey
will from both these points Till July, daily will be
tab-hed Visitors leaving the District Columba
nj or reach the springs the
These springs known the Post warenton
springs and all letters should directed,
Wauenion sent 20 the White Sulphur springs, Gcenbner
Terms Of board will be follows $50 for the whole end
ing LIST October SIS for three mon $50 for months s for
month"; 80 week SIS for weeks 81 IS day
lodging 50 each children
Old half price No charge for children under Old When
tables provided for children before the hour those
who retain their seats nj the ordinary table will be charged full price
Horses 50 cents day, or $40 MONTH
The ne wines and spirits have been pocued and cokage viii
be charged tor private supplies.
DANIEL WARD, Superintendent
June 6-diswScpf
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10

Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS

Every person entitled to the right o. any Of tn,
lands within the Townships and townships
required establish the the satisfaction
receiver OF the land Office and make therefor
practicable seeing this before appointed
of the public of lands
tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited
j. BUTTERPIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
laVl3W
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1849-11-10
AGENCY FOR CLAIMS AT WASHINGTON, ID. c.
CHARLES DIE sELprNa


Commrssio~er, Notary Prbtie a~d Gsroai agent,
No. IL Todd's Busid,nss, Penpsyivpnia avenue,
WASHINGTON, ID. c.,
CONTINUES 10 give his prompt attention prosecution
Claims before Congress, Of Bexecufve
befre board Of appointed spo.ons
nssa o. Army bounty land or scrip under the law Of February H.
Aug 10 ists arearaes pays mileage for horses and
tore being mvered and service Of te United
and subsistence and transportation
wars win MEXICO Britain He i. In poss.son Of an me
otns and understands fully al the Pension and
Cor ON he coasts Of Me.c ~
Calibrnia, and coast Of Ahics. ~
sa m e Union AZ Commissioner Of Deeds probate Of
deeds deposinons and other instruments
!" t es used m recorded IN The respective States
and the erien Of services required.
Communications (portpsd Immediate attention.
and Erceencies e several .s ar
the Unon and 10 Senators f
Weseet congress eenetAV. Aug %
Preparatory Department. OF the Columbian College,
cossss oy l4rH y sTprsrs.
Hrs school win be reopened The frs, Monday September
Chsrss per QUARTER
Reading whiting Mental Arithmetic and Primary Geography
Arithmetic Geography English Grammar, History Uni
Ths higher Enh branches. Algebra, Geometry Surveying
Any Of the above studies Greek 50
90 Bills payable advance
mIen.sns a ~ gentleman who has proved himself
em,nsny qualified M The and instruction Of High
apn ssec senoo viii continue Principal Of the Seminary
College. Aug ol.-oa wdpas
QUmEss history OF England, from the invasion OF
Julius Cesar 70 the sbdicaos lanes n 10 he compcd In
81 Msesusy History q s saa 1 Boston ssS.
price 62k cents per volume, -
septm rRANcK TAYLOR