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law and Agency ounce.

Z Law and 2 Behcy OlnCe. n
THE attorneys agents. practice law II s supreme
OF the District Of Go
unba promptly claims assnst The United States IN
Guiding Of the
bounp lands, PENSIONS return Of duties patents TOT new
inventions, &c, &c. f1 :,
They tender their servics profession dis
local agent will abate one
and
Of the department. win DO nshed 70 our regu
without They have made arrangements
the location
Iandw the best western lands. III
iii '' 'T YEA DUFF GREEN,
tH 4#3 aI BEN, Z. GREEN,
| anssgs ss at $3HaH ## asitne2E RICH'D n. CLARKE.
5--ataw3m N# saI&.4rtf a4 l.sg. t. VI s.aFa@
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..s. ...a.f stoves, stoves, stoves. and Crates.
now s % Ss md ss &c % % %
q. Ia. eighteen year, o. al , .s :. saS . saS ~
upon the readers patience, ". 3 "
"a" spa s,s. Tor wood Please call and examine ,s viii
] e ' pm - ys e. as a.
and Offices. which am put % a. ss
patent paIor or heating pardon.
aopss By q sS the @ nsars this a,v
esassIaIs .Iss .spsS ag.sy.s sssssY sses
s,.. sss give s.y = sss. s
should .s.fss.Icn ss rssrcsa and me
.s a. s ss Ss $ S:ss On NE " %
w az n. s s.n f%n ' %s or d
call and examine my stock before purchasing ,voonw.v
5sae7 ~ Penn avenue, between ION and lin streets.
oct eoooowhm saIQa 5ll ~ lsngl "a 2 ..-a . sou y
VOUSG 4 OREM, Merchant TaiIors and ciotniers,
hat have opened bsautd assortment
We have co,s ca..mfcs and yesne Of the styles and in
variety quality, which are prepared TO make up 70 order
Our eoshns viii be mostly superior style
quality Those wishing complete ss % any article or immediate
q good make and a, undertakes:
which will sell fsir prices ,-Es8 !. MI.
''''''''e''' '"'' !. YOUNG d oREM g
Et Three doors Of Browns Hotel, Penn. avenue.
u 1880 Edited by LIS. Gushing
cultis Equity fscedyn Judge sOry Equity
'' cS.iasss MssseSa.s,a sspe;,.4-vo,.l 1850
Guide Commissioners Cmnce,
forms adapted 10 the CODE Of vnia vol ahmcnd 1850
IcosoeRAPalc Ersy.,op.a... para i4.aI.7
Dec lna sua11sd tgaRo yal.sais PRAscK TAYLOR.
uHE oopnrtusership rcccrssy extsssng between the
UNDERMINED consent
the necessary absence Of ons of the parties. -
astnds bsffrs4 A81 asieituA W.u.WALLACH, ~ {
yaiabd bae tasssi4 hng aH JswILidAM NILES
wAsHIssres, Auguse ~, iesosi, .ssfsasg ,1pilfl
The undersigned WIN coahss g clam, M o. 4. sssc
sasss ,ese 7abaH bgs ~ WI DswALLACH. 4
Refsf 10 the non Mes speaker Cobb, of Georgia Asbmnn
Bayy Virginia Phnnix Of New York; Taylor
81 Ohio La sefe o. touisans generally % The members Of enc
House o Representatives OF this and The st Congress
AuR V-3taw3m f1Ha ~
1-l2- 21l- -A----
SrioE wrsppinx Paper, AZ As q No per rsana.
Le'' ra, and "a oc''esp rse
Oct 90 = '" iagh8at y gfsats,ns nss2 orr street
Haii tiD 80 Y6sn .si89us 4 '','r-"fs ~ II $500
III JUST received.
Dsc4 rRANcK TAYLOR.
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MOSES L. HOLT,

~ ATTORNEY AND coUNsELLoK AT Law,
AlA.t' Saa Eaneisco, cdfijornfd. "A Hg
RsysRxxcrs Hon s. w Inge, NJ c., Aabamai John Taylor
Mobile, Messrs. Rhodes. Wright Co., New Or
leans, Louisiana; Henry CLARK, esq, Tssboo Nor Carolina
Hon. w. NJ. Gwn, NJ c. CALIFORNIA; Benz X True esq New York
ci J. p Heaey, Boston, Massachusetts HATCH esq
Porfsmouth New Hampshire. May I-2awiy
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|pHrLuP BARTON KEY win attend 20 any bssiSlss
may be lntrused with before Of ofts DIE
ct, and win also attend the of claims before Con
sress and the Departments. Once
WAsnreror, July 10, 1875. July l7-3awu.
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Ch.isra-Trest time M and Preventive.
nR AWAITS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APERENI-This remedy eompo-sd entirely Of yesea
binins with cordial powers original
by mst, celebrated
Of the diseases abdominal diarh0a
dyente bilious complaints dyspepsia, and all other disorders Of
the liver BIC. IS ite tj00.sdDa ~ efaa4 lAa e8ff ~
knowing experiences Operates kindly
enecfaai these submitted remedy those
who attached by the prevailing fatal and
venve To all who be fortunate i 6fst ndous
symptoms.a ats I,s}tRI p % IL sail.l a1-l
TO ssscon,
lin and 18th the principal
Pamphlets containing full directions interesting
cehcates panacea. liberal
discount denlers Orders rom OF the United States
promptly attended All communications be paid.
Aug. a-lawp SAMUEL CARUS1 D. CO
Notice 60 claimants sgssnst Mexico, under treaty
SSH Is So "a nj ed February. lsAs. 4le. AZ
8rl - ed oyyfoK rms Cossrssiossss juno &C. 1850.
Mt sitting Of day, following lR
"Ordered, That the notice 70 be published
National ntenrce Republic, and Union newspapers that
VIII Feceivsd the Board after tho first Februa
~ special which verified by
all memorials have been received,
decided, hearing Monday II
December add Turner delay be wanted,
writing
sotinr such delay, fstN ssst
will reeeive accordingly conveyed by
the recital Of the foregoing order II. d.
.si1tEH 49, 81 III ~ EDWARD VIM JOHNSTON,
July 2wtlstFeb etpq Secrsiary 10 the Commission
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pRoPosAIs carrying the mails Of The United
February ie5l The 50t Of Juhe
NEW Jersey, rENksYLyANiN. DELAWARE "a ana MARY-
city Of washington, sunni
be decided by the I'd day Of January nex
In the and time herein specified, VIA
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h hi Wine phia
s 81 al s s aas
% Gus ssiss made by him 70 Obliged largely
offering liquors imported
BY him s woslaIslsr 20 some invoice. follows sz
low os rare od and some snoics draash
a ssoss specially selected Amontado
bots Europe, which he challenges equal
Maasana Amontado shec peculiarly adapted
70 convsecent . they strengthen without stimulating and have
~ wnss, principally specially
ms nom the stock Of az oporo ana imported d.
s3 fuzzy delicate and hay. been highly
area ~ Porn and red wine. palmed on q. sqeh :,
h s ys,Ss ~ s in sss hs ssm nms s
delicate white Port and Mansey Port $500 80 a
n ther o. n gY3t q q 49, :,
as Weir % % an" Ss ss and ff Rs
As % the sparkling wines the subscber t known mat
the Moct sxia and hr splendid Sparkling mo.se
ported By him. other wines and are sold At prices
put upon buyers q $3.50 4.
m he h.s sso ehsmpsns wines brand. and
wses esneay snhscbe holds himself to be aJude and he
ss., me a -. soss s a from me eve, vs ~ M p " n
OF Bauady stock and
Ss q 81 p psnt 'm no" s'oa o0'' o.
Ss s; min. ~ ana q ss.s ns a ss from N. cellar.
Msss Deinhd Jordan Of cobenz and number
" vnissss astenbers, which tho
me articles Of Cognsc and other bandes aae
s,os. embracing old sus Greco Guard Dupy
hhds and "Dubouchs 1874, hbd consignment, which will
% Asso .h scotch and xo,one.ne, rbscy Jamaica ,u,.
prs.ns brandy and M o,e wines and quo incladns al Of
@e Shove sold BY retail 20 eonsners IN quantity desired
delivered within Philadelphia
paid Orders will be promptly executed by mai OF teie
sAddres. JACOB sNIDER,h,
Ks s - - Cheap Wins 70 Walnut fhadelphis.
TIL ~ NM . 5 t6E ( .
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q .nsw.ls Agency and, Law oacs q wsshinSsea.
~ IN 4.i g-l DE sELDIEG WYLIE,

81 n 4-i IA DE sELDIKG wYLIE,
No. Tssds Buiidiass assass we 81
s rs4l| 3 ~ Bsepns Hotel WasAissoa, D. C.
atAs DE sELDING ANDREW wYI.IE, in, having formed
Congress the executive pr before se board q con.
claims against any orsgn government prepared sve their
faithful all business that be iarusted TO
bounty
claims arising under tnaes OF
buying and selling real estate, collecting private claims
rents, &c. 3N8a44 t4l esl9t ttM uEg 1857 dEa
Andrrw wye will attend any law busnes. with which
himself the be inuated Of the courts Of
the District die Supreme Court Of the United States nfs
Chas. Sedng being United States commissioner,
public and Of deeds for all the States Of The Union
prompt the taking Of testimony aeknowedg
ment of deeds, aud which appertaD once
Charges will and regulated by claimed
md required
(post paid will receive Immediate attention.
/ emf Sd VT fa tkt =
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THE AMERICAN Live stock Insurance Company.
Vncennes Charter unlimited granted January p 1850
Capa, $50 060 Stockholders individually liable ~ 9aN
For tho o horses, mules prize bulls sheep and cattle
OF
dents also stock driven markets
Losses paid In thirty days after proof Of death
Bowman Ferdinand Ebersvine,
merchants Captain lsaac Mass merchant, George Hay, msr
chant; Hon. Thomas Bishop, builder John Wse merchant and
Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
Ellis State senators and mayor OF Sneennes Ab smith,
farmer, director and auditor Of Knox county,
Joseph Presdet shurJed Whitney, secretary
Burtch and Vneennes oac
OF tile Bank of Indiana. -
NELSON, agent Pennsylvania between l4th and
18th streets, Washington City, 5aBa.A & f9s tr
26--dy .sW Fiji staa4 4.
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|HAHPEs,. New Monthly m.s.ssns fes''b.e.msss
Dsc4 FRANcK TAYLOR.
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pRoPosALs is carrying ths mails o. United fem ne
MAINE MA n NEW nAMPsHlEE yERMoNT, and NEW YORK
the city ~ Washington, until no be
decided BY The 81 OF yaausy nsxt
final erein KDecid ed viz 4
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John X. Martin,
General .fssnf for Ciaimanfs,

~ ones Tor presently No4 Law Buildings Richmond Va
m a x. prosecute pfompntude all kind OF claims against
ofthe departments
of government aran ndividua ell revolutionary claims
pensions, back bounty lands, aud
claims arising out OF the war OF i52 the Mexican
n Ne twelve
years and facilities Of claims winch
ssusr pe.s paid addressed 70 him either at Richmond OF
lA washington city, win Immediate attention. l
Ne htnd
4fhsns Hon james NJ Hunter,
6saass Hon. Jss A. seddon, II.
r. B0laday, Psnu POWELL Tbos H. A.
~ EAmnndson, z. McMuen,
Y Mason Hon John Bott and Jame Lyons esq
Hon g. n Hobbis, Asisant General and Thoma.
S-d2w Awam ''lass ~. 4, \, 49, 49, .tsltt
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rHOICE NEW GOODs.-we invite the attention Of the I'd
especially annexed styles and descriptions IN ven "
goods adapted exclusively their We have just ops
inspection and sale Essex IS !. etf.o.ua
% pieces style figured msusscnss, extra fine g
ties sst..r Il, WI ss5.
Is pieces medium grade mousselines
~ do rich figured cAshmercsit5 A4ttiteat aAtN3
"a do do do dEcosse, In new patterns
10 do solid colored mousselnes, In light blue, masans
pink, cherry, crimson, and maroon
10 pieces 6ne printed French nsnnss for iadies dresses
In shawll, have received
20 rich cashmere long shawk NN Fl Fa .##
10 medium do + do sftfNst .HaHf .sYHft
l2 white embroidered Grape shawIs.
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, ia
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Each proposal should be accompanied by guarantee signed BY
respectable persons, the following manneryE
The undermined W sts guaranty that ~ raF ~ ,ifhis
bid for carrying The mail from ei, 10 be accepted
Ptu~sy wort, with good and saacent suee
service pop0tedu ft]thW 81 A4E
This .hould be hy certificate
equivalent Testimony thai ihe susranio Of property,
and able tomake good their GUARANTEES ~ .tt
The proposal Department sealed endorsed
for No - and addressed mo- First Assist
ant Postmaster General.
For the prohbion resulting combination,
conditions which the contract IL to be made the
last annual advertisement Lsaes lTl4 f1f
EfNsE 81 N. X. HALL, Postmaster General. n
Posr orrror DEPARTMENT, Nov. 10, 1850. 1 Il.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22
POLITICAL.
r17C MOTHERS OF THE wEs'

ny ". I. GALLAGHER.
IT,. mothers Of our forest land. ,a
Inc n,o. heaIted DANES wer~'e ofaha,
Win nerves to WELD H., t..
"i'n d =; ,o;n the borao Drawer,
AND Jo,n , a olood and strife
Our roasa u ri cvercst toll,
-. IA .....see to peril life.
..e mothers of our forest land!
On old Kentucky's soil .a
How shared thew, with each dGuntlesS fs"''
Wars tempest and LIES toll!
They snranS not from the soe'nan-
They quaied not in the fight,
But cheer'd their husbands ,iifou." nv, ~"
And soo,hcd them through the h:gh'.
The mothers Of orr forest iahu
And ny,nd a crc they BY such to stand
In hammock, for, OF s'e"
To load the gun, oiu LII. rue
IT, wotch \ battling husbands place,
And fiji it, should he fall.
The mothers of our forest land
Such were their daily deeds;
Their monument where does il stand!
Their epitaph who readss
No Drawer danes had Sparta,
No no5ler matrons Rome;
Yet who e'er lauds or honcrs them.
Fen in their own green homcl
The mothers Of our forest land!
They sleep in unknown graves;
And had they borne or nnrsed band
Ofingrates, or OF slaves,
They had not been more neglected.
But their graves shall yet be found,
And their monuments dot here and there
"Ihe Dark and Bloody Ground"'
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

TO room and desired TO u.s.. We were not !, -,
course deprived Of the neYpressibe pleasure ot
them. - eeeln:
AT NlGn1- Dir Hughes, not very well, remained :. :.
room went down stairs again, and remained in H. MI
or on the night before Among the crowd we,a PAT
polite gentlemen, who appeared 10 bc gratifying thrr
ty-the greater mass, however were aboIonists ''s
WEpSEsDAY-Nery early. Rev. Theodore Parker c.
roum followed by 30 or 80 persons-ereatly
he had suppressed mob twcc-cune as ch,i.f;'i sat
servant OF the Lord and friend, request us 70 l
city iasidnhy--no TO await Tor the cars but 10 ah ~
ascdd think hi could suppress the mob anv 10 a car
We reused-o!d him that should rrsa, their coor;s7
with perfect contempt leave when the MOB ,,isn
and our convenience suited, bit not jcf0re ',es
During the day, passed freely about the city--o
ct. In the evening New York by advice If gli
Sc. in order get further instructions and 10 allow ,bs
ciiement die away. During this tine Craft and wifi - y
reported 10 to be locked up in the house of Whit t
whose name forget "aa
From all saw nd heard, and experienced while I, y
ton, am convinced that public opinion there in rey,,I
The fngve Slave Law, is undergoing change Iis,,s
me ioontionsts ana negroes very numerous and
emily have things very mnch their own way NJ nrrss, ~
business men ami men 0! property with whom cony
generally took but little nereS; in the matter brt s,3 =
The law ought 10 he execGiedihat they wished Z, cal -.
The negroes and THAI if il t,i.l OF strenr,b II ~
G,ces and abo!onists would 5r rai town This how.
w take time
believe that Mr. Hughes will ultimately succeed i, ..
ting the negroes. My only regret is that nv own nri
business compeled ne 10 return home before Seeing him @
Had leisure and means apara, should return i'm ~
snrt even al The sa -: gratin ing Certain ren,lemrn
Macon BY r0!tng in Boston jai.
need scarcely say that am influenced in ryirc u,
different PARTIES have been nisconsued Nd
desire simply ia justice sell and 10 Mr. Hucha !;
h- d5anc.. by plcn, The fats bscgc candid public
JOHN KNIGHT
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IMMESsE RAIL ROAD ENTERPRISE.

The Louisville Courier announces, as ia great and gooc
days work." the subscriptions OF that city OF one million
dollars to rail roads MS follow s505G subscription TO the
Louisville and Nashville railroad; $500 O0G ih Jefferson
vile railroad company; 100000 subscription To the hayc
willie and Lexington railroad and 100000 subscription
| the Louisville and Frankfort railroad.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

'f1n.~ .s,eaenre. i sIs'inAieV
i an Ac. .emy, or q, Tutor y ! !
Adiyrf, T.: L. ", :a"S
fGd agaios.ngaL. 'si - tb,s
I II tie land be!or.:.,n,Srp
4 JOHN 4 PARs "a,
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

The Delaware Jornu charges the friends OF Henry Clay
being the of the late overwhelming Wing defeat in
that State Fair play Is jewel Clayton deserted CLAW in
AS and Clay rcaatcs BY frustrating Claytons desire 10
regain place in the Senate.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

THE MARYLAND BEkoRa COM .NTiOy.
annapolis Nov. Il the Convention To-Day appointed
co "inee OF q 10 devise Of prceen!ns firm f
r~ 'gn-ii'n"n nunb,r OF rcsou. 'rs adc ,,,i,
caii IN CLERKS ii commissioners nrc Other Officer,
in' ifc'7 'd -t; irs. The Convention ho r'ourneiiin
Monday.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

SPEAKER COBB ON THE UNIoN.-The Hon. How
ell Cobb Speaker OF the House Of Representatives deliver
ed great Union speech Marion, Georgia. on Tuesday
last II Is said TO have caused quite revolution In public
. opinion
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22
q =. .,.
KiCrSTEis OF TIE vIkGJSIG DEBATES.

DIED.
nEp. recently, Chat.rsln S,h C.na Mr.. JOHN c.
CALHOUN jr., aged - years.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

Ne" HAMPSHIRE CONSTITUTIONAL C0HVEN.
ioN The c"nniiil.e lave cro. unanimously In favor
=. -El1g on the religious lrst an the property quaica
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1850-11-22

~ kAiInoAp CosPASr,
r.. OCTOBER lal.. iS1
- 3, declared a Dividend u four
~ q. Tie 3lst Of ih.s mon'h'
= II. u. BIRD, rf-sldent
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-10
Truth Stranger than Fiction.

The Pennsylvania correspondent of the
ST. Louis Republican, May I'd, relates the
following occurrence:
A young man recently made his escape
from the galleys at Toulouse. lie was
strong and vigorous. and soon made his
way across the country and escaped pursuit.
He arrived the next morning before a cot
tage in an open field, and stopped to beg
snmelhng To eat and concealment while he
reposed little. But he found the inmates
of the cottage in the greatest distress. Four
little children sat trembling in a corner,
their mother was weeping and tearing her
hair, and the father walked the floor in ag-
ony. The galley slave asked what was the
matter, and the father replied that they
were that morning to be turned cut OF
doors because they could not pay their rent
You see me driven to despair" said the
father, "my wife and little children with
ont food and shelter, aud without means
to provide any for them" The convict lis
tened to this tale with tears of sympathy,
and then sand:
81 will give you the means. have but
Just escaped from the galleys; whoever Sc
cures aud takes back an escaped prisoner
is entitled to reward of fifty francs-how
much does your rent amount to 7"
"Forfy francs" answered tie father.
Well" said the other, "put a cord a.
round my body, will follow you to the
city, they will recognize me, and you will
get fifty francs for bringing me back"
No, never! !" exclaimed the astonished
listener, my children should starve dog
en- times before | would do so base thing
The generous young man insisted, and
declared at last that he would 30 and give
himself up. if the father would not consent
to take him. Alter a long struggle the lat
ter yielded, and taking his preserver by the
arm, led him 10 the city and In the mayors
Office. Everybody was surprised that lit
tie man like the father had been able to cap
lure such strong young fellow, but the
proof was befre them; the fifty francs
were paid and the prisoner sent back to the
galleys. But after he was gone, the father
asked a private interview of the mayor, t.
whom he told the story. The mayor wa.
so much affected, tina, he not only added
fifty francs more to the fathers purse, bul
wro,e immediately TO the minister of JUS
tice begging the young prisoners release
The minister examined iuto the affair, and
finding that 1t was cumpar atiye:y small of
fence which had condemned the young maii
to the galleys, and that he had already serv.
ed out half his time, he ordered his release
Is not the whole incident beautiful,
Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1850-10-10
improvements Of the streets and erection el
public buildings.
Approved September 26, 1850.
lPusLIc-No. 401

AN ACT to reduce the minimum price of tho
mineral lands in the Like Superior district in
Michigan, and in the Chippewa district in
Wisconsin.
BE ii enacied by the Ssnafe and House of Rep.
resentatires of tie United .Siales of .4merica IN
Congress assembled, That the mineral lands in
the Lake Superior district in Michigan, and in
the Chippewa district in Wisconsin, shall be Of
tered for sale in the same manner, and be sub
ject to The same minimum price anu the same
rights of pre- -emptlon, as the o'her public lands
of the United Starc,-and such portions Of thu,
act of first of March, eighteen hundred aud for
ty-seven, " To establish land Office in the Nor
,hern part Of Michigan" and TO provide for tbs
sale Of mineral lands in state Of Michigan and OF
OF the the act3d of March, eighteen hundred and
fMty-seven, so create an additional land district
in th- t.siory Of Wisconsin, and for other purpo-
ses" Inconsistent with the provisions OF this
act, shall be, and The same are hereby, repealed:
Prorided hoperer, that tn. right given by those
acts of first and third Of March, eighteen hun
dred and ioriy-seven, tn le-sees, occupants.
and permt,ees 10 enter to the extent OF their
leases ami permits, and no less, shall not be
considered impaired by this act; but said
less,es occupants. and pernitees shall be au-
tho lied to the land covered by their leases
occupancy, and permits, respect vely, as therein
provided, at the mIniinum price fixed by this
act.
SEC. 2 And be IL further enacted, That the
heller OF a ease or permit covering more than
one full section vi The 10 neral Lands, aforesaid,
shall be emitted on The surrender and annulr.ent
of laid lease permit at the proper land ofice,
to purchase, If he shall elect to do so, one full
section ard III more, Of the land covered by sad
lease or permit. at u 'n,nlrun price Of two dol
lars and tiff, cen per acre.
Approved. Sep. &c. 1850.