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The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-23

IN pursuance Of law, I, JAMES X POLK, President nj
the United Siaes Of America, do hereby declare and
mske known that public sales viii be held at the under.
mentioned land Office In the sints Of MISSOURI hsreinaf
ter designated TO wit
Az the land Office Springfield commencing on Nfnn-
day. the fourth day Of June next for he disposal Of the
public lands situated within tie UNCONVENTIONAL townships
and parts Of townships, VIZ
North Of the bass ii,,c and rest efe tim principal
meridian.
Township. twenty-five, twenty three and twenty sr, Of
range eleven
Townships twenty.uhrs and tweniy.four Of range
twelve
Township twenty-five, Of range nineteen
Townships tweny three and twenty four Of range TWEEN
ty-tnr.
Township nyenty-three, Of range twenty Two,
Lands appropriated by law for the " schools, militia
ryt or othef purposes, viii be exrlied from the sale
The offering 81 the above mentioned lands will BIZ COM
menced tbs days appointed and procred IN the
which they advertised with ell convenient iespatch
unti Tue whole sla have been offered, and the sale Thus
closed
Bt no sale shall be kept opsn longer than two weeks
aud private entry Of any ~ the lands viii be admitted
until after The expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand at The city Of Washington. this
iweniyssyenth day Of February ammo domini one
thousand eight hundred and forty.nne
JAMES X POLK.
ny the President
RICHARD NJ YouH0,
Commissioner II the General Land Office.
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WINTHROP HOUSE, BOSTON

Mr. JOHN WRIGHT having rellnruished ali copnexon
III viii, The Winthrop HOUSE, will for the future be I'm.
der the cole tho shrcrber and lie ho,lse
Is opened Hotel for the travelling public as wei
as home for more permanent boarders fl ~ sitss
Common lie spacious airy rooms and ali ifs internal
render unsquslled by any public house
70 ne cry In us attractions for the traveller and or those
desiring more permanent odgings - iS ~ Z ~ N ~ 4
Every sonysnIsnre IS 10 apartments table and sien.
dance VIII be furnished AZ the house. which BE- had
any hotel IN the city In liz attractions traveller, and
f'r tlose desiring more permanent lodgings ss'
Every convenience az TO apartments, table and sttei
dance, will be furnished the honsr, which be had o.
any hotel or boarding hoas in the city, and the subscber
VIII devets himseffo The comt % al who may favor him
with their patronage Sf u n
Parties travelling with their families, and with hdss,
will end the Winthrop House especially adapted TO hsr
,,onvsnisncs. .si7 III tfl'l s't "a n
IN. patronage 81 ne travelling public and Of pnsnsnt
oarssrs, j. respectfully solicited :. $1,000
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LIE DOTEN's DIsISFECTINa FLUID.
MkssKs. F0ULtN, h0aEKs e COMPANY
Sole Proprisforc Of The celebrated

g.
lie DOYEN,S DISINFEcTING FLUID,
BEG leave call attention This important and invaluable
article the greatest discovery Of The ase-patented tn
i yenior TO. aud must wien fully known gain for him
ilr gratitude and dressings Of the whole human family,
possesses the power of Immediately destroying the
offensive odor, from whatever cause arising.
ny Hospital Wards can be disnfecfed 81 miasma ami
gases In the sick chamber this Fluid win be found IN
valuable, as the na,seors smell arising from The
r,d und should the disorder terminate fatally the corpse
can a. from any cause ssary be kept several weeks
offensive. : m I i
Captains Of emirant ships win derive ncalculahs sd
for bge water Indeed, lis virtues, DO
II justice In advertisement would be impossible Ger.
France and Of hs city, who have irsied may be seen a
our ofce which VIII ily convince the most scspcal Of
Ills entirely free from any odor Of s own simple in t
application and certain in lis effects.
sale IN large ansn,irs ior seras. Of rmarsni ships
hife water, ana oh.r dsne.ilns pareosss ny an april
ed without causing that highly offensive senrh and us
rendering nialn soil a valuable manure
use twill be furnished In quart bottles Of our own lam,
for local nses by the gallon
osTs are respectfully sSfsa s@a VII BE- nm
30 Merchants Exchange, William street.
4t New York
W, 4 j n. GILMAN, Druggists.
Pennsylvania Avenue.
New YoRK, September 49, 1913
6enasnaen Having nsrd your Disniecins flul my
last voyage In the Washington across the Atlantic, lund
I, Invaluable article for destroying the evia from hs
rooms particularly in of sickness. Think The best
dislnfecing agent ever invented.
Master Steamer Washington,
4sV or Ocean Steam Navigation Company
To MtNrs. PouIIS, RooERs Co.
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pERSoSS Wishing become owners Of Real Estate the
CITY Of Washington, may find ito ihsir ntsrsst 10 csil
upon NE sbseriber, whs hss properly improved and Nm
take portion 81 the purchase In money and give
upon ny balance. Appiicsucnp shou!d b ls4e scou
mar l3--n H.Htft ULY01K0 WARD.
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Notice 20 Presumption Claimants.

Notice 10 Presumption Claimants.
Every person entitled TO The right Of presmpson TO any
~ r ane within The secons and parts OF sections above
fnnmerated Is required 10 establish the sams 10 the satis
faction Oft register and receiver Of the proper land once
and make payment therefor pracfoos after see
lag is notice and bert The day appointed for The com
OF The public sale 81 the lands embracing the
tract claimed osrwss such elsini VIII be forfeited
RICHARD N. YOUNG,
commission.r o. the General Land Once.
Mar 6-iswl3w
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ory. r.YLoR,s rLEDcEs.

Tn, suL;srt of removals and appointments II dwoit
upon by the Washington "union, day u'ier DAY,
with an unweaed prrs9yerandds, wn a, nave rather
irving 10 their sympathies. IL reminds the pnbhc,
again and again. uf Gen. Taylors Inconsistency,
vino having tesIarcd thai he would be President o.
the country and moi Of party, Is now reproachf'i
tor not giving his exclusive favour TO the ottiee-hold-
ars Of the Polk pait y.
II is lanicntahlc 10 hear the running shrek
throughout the columns OF the Union. Woe and
grief and pity and indgDation--the hyserc laugh OF
1gony, the spasmodic thToes of unuterablcungusii-
groans and sohs and tears exhausting all the Nucan-
ulary of misery rage and duspair-iake up the staple
OF those daily lucubruions, which, taking tue place
ouca occupied by official eulosies, now strive 10
touch the national heart and TO make out case ior
public commiserstoE. The Union may succeed
in this--ior II II has not already inspired ply It Is
IN a Fair way 10 do 50.
That President who came into power having no
friends 10 reward and no enemies to punish sioHu
Do expected TO reward bis advcsarics is one oil ihst
reasonable ideas which the Union might, WIN
characteristic proprety, entertain and approve. y
is quite natural, also, that President pledged 10
make honesty, capacity and fidelity the iosts 81 APP
pointments to otfce should take II for granted that
Dir. Folks selections made according 70 The pm.
c:ple OF the "spoils" are models Of the required
standard, and that those who have been Tor years
accustomed 10 serve 4 party are now me very men
10 serve The county. That such rational views
and expectations should be disappointed - UNI
doubtedly thing 70 be complained of and we
need MOI be surprised that the Union" Is shocked,
mortified and indignant and that II let's the country
knew IL.
We yield our sympathy 10 the afflicted journal. =
lis tender care Tor Gen. Taylor's consistency Is a
mark Of soleude that would be affecting In any one
---bu, in political opponent il il touching In the
extreme. IL oiien forgets its own anguish, al the
niisfortunes OF It's political friends und placement In
the bliter recollection Of the Presidents broken
pledges, and, fearful that Gen Taylor does not feel
sufficiently lhis point Il gives him the benefit Of
ycnrious sensibity II this kindness were not ac-
knowledged there would be no gratitude In politics. =
Bar. American.
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NOTICE.
E,lIn ac q Cat


The salse advertised above to he held al the land Office
thr FANS Sr GRoIy RIVER The fourth day oi
Juns and the third day Of SePfembtr next, will NOT he
held new district having been "issnzsd ont Of the part
Of that district lyng In the State Of Wisconsin, and the
land Office for thai part IN The Territory 81 Minnesota hay.
ing been directed 10 he removed Still wafer from aud
afer the rafil ay 0f June neSI, by OF C0ngrs IS
approved March q 1919. H. TAYLOR
ny lie President:
RICHARD NJ lUUsd.
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Anril
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MERCHANTs from The SOUTH and WEST would
III be simply recompensed by making cheap Purchases
for Cash, BY calling At The
CARPET, OIL CLOTH 4 WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Nos 10 20, North Second Street. Philadelphia,
Secondf or, door belo,c Chrisf (hurrh.-
1000 pieces Of Wilton, Brtssele Imperial Ingaiu Dam.
ssk and ventan Carptnrs, with oil Cloths MATS Kings
Looking 0lssses Dlnds Window Shades and MaitnEs,
Wholessle and Reisi VERY Low
NJ Liberal advances made on consenmeuis Of Car.
pstIngs and Oil Cloths. J. SIDNEY Jones
Msfuh3 fte8 iI7 ~ ~ 49,.
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n1-THE ONLY GENUINE-m
OF WILD cHERR Z
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
THE ONLY GENUINE
DR.. Wistar,s
BALSA.H OF WILD CHERRY,
HAS THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
or the sole Proprietor,
W. M q VI n / N


THIS believed be the only article bearing The
Title as emanatng from the Doctor. The virtues 81
Wild Cherry for relieving affections 81 the Lungs aud thai
all important organ the Liver, has long enjoyed the conf
Ctiyef PHILADELPHIA, ss.Willsm NJ Spear, Of the City
Of Phiadsphs being duly sworn according to law deposes
and says that he Is In Of the original recipe for
preparing Balsam nf wild Cherry for affections Of the
Lungs. which was given TO him by DR. Wstar, regular
educated Physician and that he believes he the only
one In possession Of any person except the said DR. wsar
sworn and subscribed before me- and city seal affixed
on the FIRST day Of November A. r. eighteen hundred and
foriy-seyen. JoHs swIrT, Mayor, H. 81
Absurd ss may appear 10 the face Of the above unel
able proo[ individual from Boston, Mass recently ap
piled 10 the United States District Court 81 pennsy for
and the British Provinces 10 prevent said Agent from sell
ling the only genuine DR. Wisiars Basam OF Wild Cherry
tsaii individual claiming The rieht) OF course tile Hon
Judge Of said Court promptly refused u
is Wisiar's original Balsam Of Wild Cherry alone thai
perforrnsth cnrf LEI them not deceive You Is-Look
wrll 10 the mark fthe genuine.
The genuine without HE written signature d Wn M spsAR
the onislde wrapper surrounding each Bottle This
hsng the o'lly genuine Balsam offered IN the public
"Dr Wistar's Balsam Of wild Cherry, philadelphia /"
with the signature 81 WM NJ SPEAR.
AGENTS.
NorIcs THE PusLIc II have this day ap pointed 7.
W. Dorrr SoNs No l3l North Second street Phila del
ab se, sTfF WS 81 HI Esa
All orders for the Dssam addressed TO them, will be
promptly attended to at The Prsers,ors Lowest VII sssls
Also FIR sale by most Respecabis Druggists and Merch
ants throughout the United Sfsss Mexico West Indies and
Brid.h Province who are in the practice Of selling
niue Popular Medicines.
Price 81. Six Bottles for IS
10 he had Of the Agents mar 3-iy
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TEAS! TEA 81! TEAS!H
WASHINGTON AGENCY orTaE NEW YORK
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
--slit 4i.5f
The eldest Tsa establishments INA Anaerica


s~x.-. Tie CANTON TEA COMPANY has 49,,
$50 been popularity known for many years f$s?A
Rt This In fle largest and oldest Tea Estab- t&fE
y lishmsnt In America. The public have
had full proof Of their integrity and responsibility But
TEA Of late that hey have been obliged 10 enlarge,
great extent their two principal establishments IN New
York, viz;
They possess facilities, In relation the Tea
Trade IN very abundant Degree ans doubtless superior
10 any other Tea Concern la America Their scrupuous
regard all principles that tend 70 elevate the character
large house well understood, anil has already secured
10 sell Teas pter fragrant and perfect for the prices,
IN the aggregate than any house IN tic woriChiua
copied.
They zsalousy invite the attention OF the nhabi.
tans OF Washington 10 er Agency where The following
lssoitments always hand and they feel 10 hess.
ton in stating, thai wherever single trial Ia a.e, very
decided preference Il given 10 the celebrated Teas Of HE
CANTON TEA COMPANY.
ut- Reader make The experiment.
Retail Prires oos, eutscf all eases n b. rsftssd
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-04-23
Notiee hi Pre-emntion cla,man1..

Every person entitled TO the right Of preempton 10 any
Of the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
above enumerated, Is required 10 establish the tr
satisfaction Of the register and receiver o the proper land
office and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the
emen II the public sale Of The lsds embracing
the tract claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthr General Land Office
Mar I--lawl1w
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Commissioner of the asn.raiL.nd once.
Notice 10 pre.smp,ion ciaimsn,..

Every person entitled TO the right Of pre- empiinn any
pthe lands within the townships and parts OF townships
above enumerated Is required tr establish the the
Office, and make payment therefor practicable
after seeing this notice, and before e day appointed Tor
cling the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will he FIR
fitted. RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner ofthe General Land ONCE
mntrh 5.lawl3yy
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,lNlrEn srArEs oErIcER.

Capt a. w Mclean Member Of the Legislature and late
Of The nlied States Navy has kindly the following
certificate. II Tells its own sfnry!
lr RAHwAY, Jan rs, lS47
year since was taken with the lnnnenxa, and my
whole system e in debilnated fnduc Cd to
tr,f DR. SEND'SSARSAPARn.i.A,a and after taking
Two three boties very much relieved and aitrE
bite il entirely 10 the siid Srsapara have continued
taking IT, and ind that improve every day IbelIeye
liberation. g. w. MCLEAN
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Precious METALS AND STosEs.--The India Conf
panyi diamond weighing 81 IL caras, was valued al
50 0U0 That OF the taah Of Matan, IN the Is
land OF Borneo where II was found about two GEN.
turtles ago, weighed 3G7 carats for which the Gov
ernor OF Batavia offered the of $50 900, besides
two large briggs Of war with their guns and amniuni-
ton. This SUN was refused. That belonging 10
the Queen Of Portugal, weighing ii ounces. and
valued az $500 the carat ID WORTH II II Is diamond
OIL, 100 900 0O0 and is the largest known. The Pit
diamond brought from India by George Pin, was sold
TO the Duke of Orleaas for S5uOUUO. Ii was set In
the hilt OF Napoleons sword, and Is now valued
among the crown jewels OF France at 81 22U 000. -
That IN the scepiie Of the Emperor of Russia, was
said to have oncr been the eye OF eastern idol and
To have been stolen by French Grenader, who
turned heather priest 10 obtain its possession, II
was bought for 2l50,000 and annuity OF SEQ 000
granted during the life Of The person who sold IT,.
That belonging TO the great Mogul s valued al 50 :
500 900. That Of the king Of Portugal at 1854 600
The total value Of The crown jewels Of France is
3d. ,eH.
| The largest amount Of gold coined in one year In
The United States was that coined In 1917, viz -;
$50 22l 1896. The amount OF metal coined from The
year 1916 up to that year. was sl00,00O0OO With
respect 10 any great accession OF gold TO this country
from the recent discoveries in California, DR.. Com
stock thinks that no judgment can be formed Of
the quantity of gold surface mine will yield from ts
first Indications for future year series Of years.
But Of all the ancient mines which have been chiefly
alluvia few If any, yielded profitable retdrns for
any great length Of time Yet 1t is in favor of the
Ilifornia mines that they have had no former par.
aliel In history either in extent productivenes..
onisfoca . History Of Gold and Sirer.
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by The President:
RIcHARD NJ. YoUNo,
Commissioner of The General Land Office
Notice to Prr-rmption Ciaisna nt..

N NOTICE. 10 FTf-fHptIOh CINfshNntS,
Every person entitled the right of .~Ipon any
n the lands within the sections and parts secions
enumerated, is required 10 establish the the salts
action Of e register and receiver Of the proper land Office
and make payment therefor prdcficdbs aifel
seeing this notice. and befnre the day appointed for ts
commenc Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
The tract claimed otherwise such claim will he forfeited
RICHARD NJ. YOUNG,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
lTars - a1ul2 s. = l. g
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Uks TUWNEENl)Si 81 Ie6A1s AAkltt "a.
MO ST EXTRAORDINARY MEDICINE
IN THE WORLD.
VsllS EXTRAcTjsput up in quart hofies. Il sax Hmts
diseases, williou, rosifing, pWsiag, siels1s o.
facilitating the patient ~. 7'ffA. W.
The great beauty and .sror e ;s sat;sspas4 over
disease II invigorates the body
TT HAS PERFORMED MORE THAN 5000 CURES
THIS YEAR. Fs,
1000 cures Of Rhsupunism.
1850 cures Of dsaera Debility AID IHaN n Nsrreus
so5 fs ;,,s Gemplais, and over 1000 eurss q De
Ulcers :erohlla sIyspslsa saltrhsum pmpl.. on the
Ton, liver complaints, spinal afscQonr This, are
aware, must appear Incredible BIN have letters from
lnSSrmas Is Of ssrsordnary cures Il Van BSstrf, EsC
OF the most respectable druggists IN Newark New Ter
md my cases IN thai place alone There are thousands n
asss III the city Nrw York which we will refer TO with
pleasure. and 10 men OF character well known
OPINIONS OF PHYSICIANS
Dr Townsend Ii almost daily receiving orders from phy
sicans in difsren paris OF the Union, ~ # 81 sl :.
This Is certify thar we the undersigned Physicians OF
r. 4 Ss 70 5.
Of the most valuable preparations Of sirsaparls In the mar
RI H. Polling, NJ. D., j. Wilson, NJ D., n. .. Briggs, M
D.. =. 4. ElmsndorG NJ u. fa.
Albany, April ], 1886. 3saAa
The following 10 from Of the most respectable phy-
clans on Long Island:
GssxspoKr, July 10, 1886 ]
Da TowasSsp-Dear Sir-it 10 with satisfaction that
the most beneficial results from your EXTRACT on SAR
have pr scrbed II several cases. and never Without BE-
rift In the removal Of Diseases arising from dersnee
any lrI ofTs kind ever offered to lie public You viii
please 49, NJ two dozen, &c. VIC
pv 'ss"S PRESTON. M D. al
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PRINCIPAL OFFICERS FULTON STREET, N. yo.s
gun Bubling.
DR. Il " DYoTT & SONS, GssEpAI Asrars, No
30 North Second Street, Philadelphia, Pa a "a
Agent for Washington City, CHARLES STOTT Druo
sisT. corner 9Th street and Penn. Avenue ~ 7S's.5
n5- Also, Tor sale by Druggists generally vi,
III NONE GENUINE CNLESS PJI'T ZIP m THE
LANCE SQUARE HOTTIES, WHICH CONTAIN A
QUAINT AND SIGNED WITH rHE wRirrEN sioaxruRs or
r ToWh5ENp AID ma NAME BLOWN m THE nLAss
ny d n. u q n r. ru
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RHEuMATIsM AND PIES

va TowasEnp-Desr Sr--My wife has been, Tor ssve.
raj years. afflicted with rheumatism. She has tried many
different remedies obtain relief but ali 10 no ptr
pose. She finally induced by seeing your advertise
meni, 10 give your SARSAPARliLA trial was also,
the Piles and by using small quantity oil your Ssrsaps.
rilla, complaint was completely cured consider Il
III. best Of medicines and would advise all who are
GARRIT GARRABRANT.
f" lS2 Market street. Nsvsyk
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,TsvE.--Noihng short Of half dozen nlepen.
dent competing lines OF Telegraph connecting all
great cities can ever put the business on such
footing as will secure thu public sganst the grossest
frauds and iniquities. " Tribune.
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IN pursuance of law JAMES X FOLK Presi,ient ofrfs
United States OF Americs, do hereby declare and MAKE
that public sales WILDE held the underme
land Office the State Of Missouri hereinafter designated
10 wit,
At the land office al SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Monday the 4th day Of June next for the disposal Of
public lnts situated within the aforementioned townships
ami parts Of townships viz
North Of base line and rresf Of The principal msri.
dian. ae
Townships twentywo twenty three, and twenty four,
OF range eleven H
Townships twenty three and twenty four 0frange twelve
Township twenty-five, OF range nineteen.
Townships twenty three and twenty four, Of range TWEEN
ty-one
Lands appropriated by law for tile Of hons military
M other purposes, will be excluded from the SALE
The offering Of the aforementioned lands will he
menre tie days appointed and proceed In the order In
which they advertised with all convenient dispatch,
closed hut sale shall be kept open longer than
weeks and no private entry Of any fths lands will be ad
mifed until after the expiration ofihe two weeks
Given under my hand AZ The city of Washington, this
twenty seventh day Of February DOmin thon.
s,nh eight hundred and forty nine
ny HE President:
RICHARD NJ. YoUNg,
Commissioner 81 the General Land Office
Notice 10 Pre- -emptfOn Claima nts.
Every person entitled the right Of the presumption
above enumerated, required establish the ti
satisfaction Of the register md receiver af the proper land
office, and make payment therefor practicable
amer seeing this NOTICE. and before the day appointed
the commencement o the public alr Of the lands rmirac-
Ing the ,ret claimed Otherwise such claim will be forfeited
RICHARD NJ YOUNG,
Commissioner Of tie General Land Office.
mar 9--lawl3w ,y.
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To the Public.

To the Public.
The lands embraced In the above proclamation inra
ted principally and adjacent the Mississippi and 81
Croix rivers Thcsr designated mineral extremely
valuable hsrase, in addition TO the copper and other
found in them, they we'll saeTed and have ready
market, either the South, by the Mississippi
river 10 the East By the way Of the lakes and the
al lines Of communication that connect herewith
Valuable timber all other necessary requisites for
building and smelling, found in abundance and
Of the finest quality The climate Is healthy and pleasant
the cold being rarely intense than in the northern part
" New Yorkand many Of the lands exceedingly fer
ie producing all the grains and vegetables thai be
raised In Massachusetts northern New York.
Maps showing the localities Of the mines, and other ya.
abis Information relating thereto derived from the geoos
cal survey &c, which cannot be embraced In this brief
notice will be prepared and deposited in the land ONCE
81 Crox for inspection early practicable before the
commenc emenf III the public sales
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Foorias a BItl.--"Mr Swipes, I've kickei your
William out Of doors.n swell Mr., Swinge, its the
Jfr1 Bin you've footed this many day"
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ASTtfEEaAS's Misp.-Tne London Examiner
g'sss The following analysis of Mr. Giadsiones
mind
Thing s ground TO dust II separates and qualities
aud reines, I'LL yon l1ee all Understanding u What
the Thing IL reduced The more he teaches, ihe
less II eomprehended; his arguments begin with an
finer by degrees and beautifully less in they become
impaIpable 10 the sense. As he proceeds, he niien.
yates till he is lost, like the guita percha harness
when warm, which leaves the carriage mile behind
vehicle not drawn nj ALL"