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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-23

Every person entitled right OF presumption 10 any
OF The lands within The townhps aud parts townahips
above enumerated required establish the same 10 Tia
satisfaction III the register and receiver Of the proper land
oire, sn make therefor prncfirohr al
seeing this aud before the appointed for th-
commencement OF the public s1e al the binds subraclny
III. usct claimed otherwise s,ich claim win b. forissd
kiCtARD ~. YOUNG.
Commissioner OF the General Land Ofyce
Mar 6-lawt3w
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Notice to miners and Prescription Clai
ants. .t5


An persols who were ~ The passage Of the act 81 %.
March, lsl7 in possseson by actual occupancy, OF any
portion Of Tie mineral apds sfkraced In this
under authority of lease wrteQ permit nom the Sc
repry Of War The purpo4a Of DlHf Lhsreon, ana Al
psrsous who shall - In posss.ioa, ~ ae
n u,ins o. mines actually discovered bsibre he - Of
March 1877 q ii forth in DE q IL March, 1e above
sutiousd aTs authorised 70 sntsr and purchass The se
d he price, e the ters aud eoudisous and 70 the sxtsui
prepcrbsd ~ that act and ssa any time before the
day hxsd for the comenesmsnt cfthe nle ofhoss minsz
ii lands Of making proof Of Possession and cccupancy and
ofcompancs with thoss farms % the register and rsssivss
ofhs fand ONCE subsct TO appeal to the Secresy o.
the Treasury and all persons entitled TO the right Of Pre-
smption 10 sy Of tho agricultural lands embraced 10 this
required establish the to the SAT-
artin Of the register and receiver, an make payulrt
therefore az prarticabe fr This nofi' and
before tr day apoied for the commencement 81 the pub
lie sal. az the las embracing the tract claimed, Otherwise
sich pre. ernption claim will he forfeited.
Tile certificate OF the mineral agent Saut Ste, Marie
that persons holding under leases or permits Of those If,
The occupancy OF mine n,ittR lsve paid mp the pen
ceutm required by The act above mentioned will
be conclusive on thai poi,i. .
~ rmed To reinquish their rights n,der that occupancy
aud rncr selcrs and where any sneh leases permits
nav expire before The day of sale, the rights granted 10 the
holders s reby from entry under any other right I'LL the
DIV oi sale when they Will offered Al puie sale min
RICHARDM YOUNG.
y irgi
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-23

2as7 From jackson c. IT. at IN Friday
ny jackson Furnace.
To fonsmonth, BY ~ m, aa miles
And back between a IN and p IN next day.
2ess Prom waierviIIe at N Tuesday
To bryan, ~ * N nexi day, 50 miles
And back between J p n'wedneSday and 6p N
Thursday.
e2s9 From Waterford al Q m "Wednesday
To harlow, By IL m, 10 mIlss
Aud bae X between p and p m same day.
22so From jacksonville al 3 IN, Tuesday
BY Ho,lston's Roads and Cranberry Prairie
And back between a IN and 6 , m next day.
Query Whether Iioison's Roads belongs 70 this
229l From Hamilton al m Wednesday
To Rehmond' tia ) by 8 m. 40 miles
Proposals naming The Intermediate points be supplied,
also more frequent service and greater speed will be con-
1892 From Ithaca al i'm Wednesday
To NsI s. Gss,ins, y p M s m',es a d,v
aa osss NV N sS zane
22s1 From Xens nj pm Saturday
To fsrdsii, BY s p m, " miles
And back between m and 10 p m came day.
scei From 81. Joseph al 8 m Wednesday
Ny William Centre and BeunerHburs
To Defauce, by p IN, 30 miles
And back between m and 0 y m next day.
rroposslato end route At Brnnersbur will bee onsdsrsd
NOTES.
Each proposal ahauid be accompanied by guaranty,
signed by one responsible persons in the follow
ing manner, viz tt
"The undersigned ---guaIatee that ---, Is his hid
for carrying the mail from --- 10 --- be accepted by
Postmaster General rhnll obligation prior
The frsf dayef July near with good and efficient .urees,
10 perform the servee proposed
fhis should he accompanied by the certificate OF post
master other equivalent testimony that the Ruarpnior
ofpropery and able TO make good their guaranty
The proposals. should he sent 10 the department., end6r
sed Proposals Tor roie No , In --, and attiressed
10 the Frs Assistant PoHmas;er General
For the prohibition oI bids resulting from combination
aud The terms and conditions which the Il
be made the annual advertisement IN mother column
e. JOHNSON, Postmaster Gen eral.
December 10. l345 Mar law l2w.
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Every person entitled to the right Of the pre- emp,on 10
amy The lands within The sections and parts of sections
above enumerated required 10 establish the same the
office, and make payment therefor prao1irahe
alter seeing nus notice. and before the day appointed for
ing the canea otherwise such claim will be fp-eed
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe General Land Office
o. Tie
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posi-, oTficE DEPARTMENT

sg Admission rs cts. For further particulars see
email bills.
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Motto. to Pre-. cmption cInimnnts.

Notice to Pre- .cmption Claimants.
Every person entitled the right Of pre- epiio 10 amy
olihe ands within he townships and parts Of rownshpa
above enumerated 10 required II establish the tie
satisfaction nj HE register receiver proper amd
Office and make payment therefor practicable
er seeing ths noicr and before ihe day appointed for
cling the tract claimed otherwise s,ch claim will he for
titrd, RICHARD NJ YOUNG
Conmisnoner Of the General Land Once.
march 6lawl3w.
MERCHANTS from the SOUTH and WEST would
~ De amply recofnpensed by making cheap purchafes
Tor CASH, by calling at the
CARPET, OH. CLOTH a WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nos Is q ~ North Secotuf Street, Phiiadei.hid,
Second q or. door beior Chfist Chnrfh
1900 pieces Of Wilton, Brussels, Imperial. Ingram Dam
ask and yenitian Carpetncs, with Oil Cloths Mats Rugs
Looking Glasses Blinds, Window Shades and Manes
Wholesale and Retail, VERY LOW.
H5- Liberal advanccs made con siapmenis OF Car.
Pftnsa and Oh Cloths, j SIDNEY JONES.
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IN pursuance OF law l. JAMES X POLK PRECEDENT ofihe
United States Of America do hereby declare aud make
known that public will be held The UNDERWENT oned
land Office Ia the Staten Of Missouri hereinafter esigI aied
10 wilt. a.F
Al the land Office at SPRINGFIELD, commend ,g on
Monday the 4h day of Jnne next for the disposal The
pnhlic lands situated within tbs uiermentions townships
and parts Of townships, viz
Nrh Of NJ base line, and resf af he nm principal meri
dim.
Townships twenty-five, twery-lhree, ana twenty four,
OF range eleven.
Townships and twenty lonr ofrnnge twelve
Township twenty-five Of range nineteen "a
Townships twenty three and tweniy-fou of rnnge TWEEN
ty-one To##sf -5.GN
Township twenty three, Of range twenty-five.
Lands appropriated by law for the schools military
other purposes, will be exc uded from tile sale.
The offering ofihe aforementioned lands will he rom
mence on The days spponts d. and proceed In the ier in
which they had advertised. with all convenient dYalch,
until the whole shall have been offered, aud the s.fe thus
closed but no sale shau be kept open Longer shaGswo
weeks; and no private ery of any OF the lands wihe al
miited until after the expiration offhe weeks
Given under my hand at The city of Washington ihis
twenty seventh day Of February, ammo Dom one a.o,'-
sand eight hundred and lortynine.
By the President: Tf
RIcnARD Nj, YorNo,
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Hy ths Prs.ia.nt OF the united st.te..

BY the President OF the United states.
ss " % des auS make
ns, ps sales w &c hsd a bs
AZ de land Office a. the Fails Of st. cros river eomnsne
Of the public lands situated within the aforementioned
townships, and parts Of townships, VIII
North gfe base line and res Of the fourth principal
Bte~edian.
Fractional townships twenty-five and townships TWEEN
Fractional townships twenty-five aud twenty SIX, and
townships hiryone hirtyiwo and hiriyhres, Of range
Fracsiona township twenty ak and townships twenty
nine, lirythree, and thirty our Of range nineteen
Townships thirty three, thirty -four, and ihryfye, Of
Al the sane place commencing Monday, Tie third
Lands within the townships fractional townships above
enumerated which have BEEN shall be, reported before
ores 3 Be Ole offered i ssis % sections
not efs than Eve dollars per asrs except us
which shall be terminated by The day fixed aoa re con-
vsoRa nci approved Oh the third day Of March, esh
hundred and forty saven entitled An ac 10 create an
additional and district in The Territory Of Wisconsin, and
Al the hand office Mineral Point, commencing on Mon.
day be eighteenth day OF June next fof The disposal OF Tue
vacant public lands within the aforementioned townships
North Of ne tese line and tresf Of The fourth principal
4 meridian.
! Townships fourteen, 9Neen and sixteen, Of range
Townships fourteen, fifteen and axteen, Of range Two
Townahps twenty twenty and twenty Two, Of range
| three
Iowpships nineteen, twenty twenty orr, ami twenty
Towurhlps niaeiesn and twenty, cf range ave,
Townships eighteen, nineteen and twenty, range six
| Townships egfieen, nineteen, and twenty Of range
ToWuaps eighteen, niae,esp twenty, OF range
Fractional tewnshpa eighteen, ana townships nineteen
Frac1on.'l townshps eighteen, and townships npeiefn
FraStIonui .ownshps eighteen and nineteen and town,
| ship twenty, o. range eleven,
fractional townships nineteen and twenty, Of range
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Notice % Pre- exemption cl.Imants.

Notice TO Pre- -eniptlon Claimants.
Every person entitled TO the right of precmpten 10 any
Of The lands within the townships and parts VI townsAa
above enumerated, IL required to establish the v ~
satisfaction oil the rcEsrr and receiver Of the praper nu4
office, and make payment therefor AZ Gchfcns
after seeing this notice and before the day appointed R
OF the public sale Of The ads sSyscipg
The rnct claimed, Otherwise such claim wt BE orieed
RICHARD N. YOUNG, X
Commissioner Of the Gsusral Land Once,
Mar 7--law3w sEe
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To lIiS Public.

The lands embraced in the above proclamation are loca
ted principally and adjacent 10 he Mississippi and 81
Crox rivera Those designated mineral are extremely
valuable because, IN addition 10 The copper and other
found 10 them they well waterrd and have ready
Market either 10 the South BY the mississippi
river TO the East by The way Of The lakes and The
al lines Of communication thai connect herewith.
Valuable timber ami all other necessary requisites for
building and smelling found in abundance and
Of the fine qualify. The climate IL healthy and pleasant
the cold heing rarely intense than In the northern part
q New lork-ana many Of the lands exceedingly Ter
tile producing NIL the grains vegetables that can ba
raised in Massachusetts aud northern New York.
Maps showing the localities Of the Mines aud other valu
able information relating thereto, derived from the Reoloai
cal survey, &c which be embraced In this brief
notice, viii be prepared and deposited In the land Office
ST. Crox for Inspection early practicable before the
commencement Of the public sales
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~ --1-7---7 ~ --77 STffT,
March 9, 1852
rhs above Is itroe copy of'he original rolf
eye W s DERRICK, q q \
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Notice Of the establishments of tho Land
Once for the !. Western Land Dtstrlet,' I'm
the State of wisconsin. N"t

WAN DarARrNnxr March ID. lsa9. -aawlw
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NEW vALUABLE LAW p0OK.

MIR --Iawl3w
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
! affectionately yours,
WILSON S. HOR

Hard HIT.-The Boston correspondent
of the National A. s.. Standard, in abiding
to the address delivered by Gov. Briggs at
the recent Inauguration of the new President
of Harvard University, hits his Excellency
pretty hard, thus:
1t was, however, perhaps profitable that
his Address was not yelled in the obscurity
OF a learned language, inasmuch as great edi-
fcaiion might have been missed by The many
through the loss of his fatherly anxiety for
the religious instruction Of the studenls!-
His EXcellency having just returned from the
Baptist Convention TO which he ran away 10
hide himself while they were breaking
Washington Goodies neck, Of course came
back full of the Holy Ghost and Of power.
he JUNCTION with which he pressed the duty
OF caring for the salvation Of the Students
was touching in the extreme. | think, howe
Ter' there can be no reason 70 fear that the
spiritual concerns of the Youth Of Massachu.
sets will be neglected. On the contrary il
Is entirely probable that any future volunteers
who may be despatched by the Wing Patriot.
Ism and Baptist Piely Of Massachusetts, 10
cut their neighbours throats in any future
War which both may pronounce unconstitu-
tIonal and accused, may be depended upon
to trust in the Lord while they keep their
powder dry, and will have as good a chance
oil going direct to Heaven as any Of The emf
nent Saints who may. ordain them as their
miss!ons!les, for tina. holy Wo;k.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
N 0TIC e .

THE subscriber respectfully a~nnouncesio
those DESTROYS OF entering upon a course OF
Medical studies or of receiving instruction in
Anatomy and Physiology alone, that he is
prepared to accept students upon liberal terms.
and can offer some inducements, which the
generality of private ply siclans do not pos.
sess. And as he Is DESTROYS Of woman ap-
p~roXimaiing her tue sphere Of usefulness,
a perfect equality with man, and as the ad-
vanced state Of education in fhis country now
demands that she also shall reap the benehs
Of solid scientific requirements, lie would
encourage females 10 devote a portion Of their
time and talents TO the acquisition Of knowl-
edge in the above branches which as WOMAN
so intimately concerns her Own welfare and
her station in life as a wife aud mother. To
any such who may think fit 10 place Them
selves under his instruction, particular caro-
and attention shall be paid, sothat they shall
have no cause to regret having entered UPON
a study both elevaling and useful in its teN~
denotes, though sometimes irksome or tedfous
in its preliminary steps and at present TOO
unusual fr females in this country.
Also feels prepared to perform all opera
lions pertaining to mis- profession as Surgeon.
particularly the correction of deforniities and
removal of tumors.
X. G. THOMAS.
Marlborough. Stark Co, o., July 90, 1919.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
]. w. NEW
YOUNGSTOWN, July %, 1919.

Sh'1 ~Of CAS
OLIVER JOHNSON Dear Sir We have had
some conversation on the subject of holding
an Anti-Slavery Convention Of the Young
Men and Women of Ohio. All with whom
we have conversed give their approval of the
contemplated object.
One of the Anti-Slavery friends of this vi
entity wishes 10 have a two or three days
meeting appointed on his farm, and he proba-
bly, would as soon have one for Young Men
and Women as any other. He offers a field
of pasture, containing twenty acres, for the
distance with horses. He has a large brick
house, and will keep as many as il will hold;
also a beautiful grove, near the house, and an
abundance Of pure spring water. All this
he offers gratis, and there are others in the
neighborhood who would keep sirangers.-
The people here would want Pillsbury and
Wright TO attend with others. My own sug-
g%estion is, that there should be a three days
meeting appointed, and bring up the subjects
of Slavery, Intemperance and War; the three
days to include Sunday; and | think it
would be well to give a day to discussing
the religious and moral character Of the
Church. The heaviest blows on all such &C.
c%asions should be reserved for the Church
until she changes her position. The people
of this town pay double as much taxes tC
support the Church as they do for State,
County and Poor taxes, and, 1 may add
School taxes and all their charities. l think
it would be safe to say that the Church tax
es amount 10 double all these.
The ground on which w propose TO hold
The meeting is about two miles from town,
The meeting-houses in town could not be had
and if they could, they would not be large
enough. a stand for the speakers and seats
for the people will be prepared if the meeting
is appointed.
Truly and affectionately yours,
WILSON S. THORN.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

WELL SAID, JANE Rev. DR.. Black-it
takes a Doctor of Divinity to do such black
wcTk-recently wrote a long defence Of Hang
ing as a Divine institution, patching up his
argument, according to the usual practice of
The CLOTH with perverted texts of Scripture.
Mrs. Swisshelm, Of the Saturday Visiter, ha.
wing published his essay, thus cruelty demol-
ishes one Of his Bible props of The Gallows,
leaving his bloody edifce to tumble down be.
fore his eyes with a most e%difying crash
AS to the argument about the souls under
the altar crying for vengeance, VIC have only
10 say We do not understand the visions Of
st. John! Bat If Christians really dc carry
their thirst for blood and vengeance into hea-
ven with them, we can see no reason why
the Indian may not take his dog, and the Mo-
hammedan his sensualily. If heaven be such
a place, learning the broad-sword exercise
would be a better preparation for il than be-
coming ChTist-like. There was no word Of
vengeance on His lips. Instead Of settling
our business with these blood -lhirsly souls
upder the altar, we leave Them to settle with
Him who says, Forgive your enemies /;
h'ess them that curse you"
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
The Cause in COlnmbuS--The State Prison.
Correspondence Of the Bugle,
COLUMBUS, 7lh mo. Goth, 1919.

Correspondents ~ NV 49,
. COLUMBUS, 7Ih mo. Goth, le49.
= q 1t is hard making an impression In
this community {; the people are SO tenacious
Of their old creeds that they look upon REFORM
alton with great adherence. There is much
very much, done in the various societies to
gain proselytes; consequently there is SO
much to be done in meeting, preaching, and
singing, that the good and pious have no time
TO attend TO the "weightier matters OF the
law" Converse with them and they will
say, ooh! our Church is opposed 10 Slave
ry and oppression and every species Of wrong
doing" Follow them 10 the polls, and you
will find them casting their ballots for the
hero OF the most battles, or for The one who
is the most clamorous in his support of the
peculiar institution. | an the only person
in this vicinity, that | know Of, who holds the
peculiar opinions of the Western Anti-Slave-
ry Society; the anti-slavery portion of the
people here being OF the Liberty party stamp,
and now all dead, having become merged in
the Free Soil party.
/ suppose thou hast met with some account
Of the terrible scouFge that has recently faller
upon the inmates of the Ohio Peniientiary.-
Having had several interviews with the War
den and Directors, and also been in the hos
pitaIs and witnessed the terrible ravages o
the pesiilence, | must say it is the most ap
palling Of any thing Of the kind | ever wit
messed. 10 the short space Of about TIRE,
weeks, there were about lie deaths-lO7 o
which were from Cholera. cannot hut ex
press my conviction that very many came I
their end through imprudence and fear. TIL
sick are now rapidly recovering, and the hop
is entertained that few additional cases vii
occur. Among our population generally ther
are now but few cases of Cholera. We hav
seldom had more than one a day.
w. w. p.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

NOW FOR THE CAMPAIGN!

The series of Conventions to be held
in Northern Ohio during the present
Summer and Fall, will commence at
Marlborough, on Saturday, August H.,
at Q o'clock, P. M. in the Great Tent, or
in q Grove, as the friends there may de-
termine. The Anti-S,avery meeting will
be continued on Sunday, the 18th, and
on the Monday following there will be a
Grand Children's Pic Mic under the di-
rection of Henry G.. Wright, to which
all the children in the region are invited.
The next Convention of the series will
be held in Salem, on Saturday and Sun
day, August 18th and 10Th. The Chill
dren's Pic Mic will be held on Saturday
and the Anti-Slavery meeting on Sunday.
The place and the hour will be notified
next week.
Parker Pillsbury, Henry c. Wright,
and other speakers, will attend the above
Conventions.
Arrangements for other Conventions
will be announced hereafter.
CONE ONE! COME ALI!
SANITEI. RPOOKE
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04

81 is ~rGpo,ied that The Society OF Friends
will shortly be called upon TO Try Two of their
members, charged with being concerned in
fitting out SLAYER for the coast Of Africa"
The Sun is responsible FOR the above an-
no~urcement. it refers to the case Of the
barque L%anrens, upon which we animajveH-
ed at some length several months since, much
TO the chagrjn Of some Of the members Of
Cherry st. meeting. The case was recently
Ifricd in the L. S. District Court, and tho
proof that she was engaged in the slave
Trade, (Foreign.) being held as sufficient.
the vessel, and the properly on boatd wet"
condemned, and the owners ordered 10 pay
costs Of surt. Whether the Sun is correct or
not in its statement, the decision of the Court
~ius,iies the reflections we presumed to make
upon Friends trading in such "prlze goods
as men aud women stolen on the coast of
iAfrlca,-Nat. n. S. Standard.
Anti-slavery bugle. [volume] (New-Lisbon, Ohio) 1845-1861, 1849-08-04
T II Z FAIR.

We are authorized TO announce that
the Fair Of the Western A. S. Society
will not be held at Ravenna, as hereto
fore advertised but hat arrangement
will be made to hold a series of Fairs in
connection with the Conventions above
advertised. Friends are requested to
begin their sales at Marlborough on the
18th. No room for particulars this
week.