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To the Authorities of burlington.

lnasmuch as il hath pleased ALMIGHTY Coz
to take from this life the President of the Unitet
States, in sudden and unexpected manner i
become'h all, while they bow with reverence,
under the affecting dispensation, to express III,
deep feeling which all entertain for the grea
worth and signal services of The illustrious de
ceased -
THEREFORE, we, the undersigned citizens o
Burlington, request the public authorities O
this town 10 caN a meeting of our citizens, a
soon as may be, to take such public notice 0
this solemn event as is fitting and proper.
. Signed by large nam]cr Of citizens.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-12
To the Citizens OF Burlington.

In pursuance Of the foregoing request and il
accordance with our own feelings, touching tn,
,aillctivc dispensation of Divine Providence
(which hath brought grief and sorrow to ma
ton, we request the citizens Of Burlington t.
meet this evening. at half past seven o'clock, a
the Court Room, for the purpose of taking sucl
faction as may be deemed proper to express tn,
feelings of this community, in relation to tn,
death OF the late President Of the United States
July 10, 1859,
/ II. Il. STACY, } Se7cclmea
SETH MORSE, Of
! WM. WESTON, SBurlHgion
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-12

O. In the course of the debate on the On
,nibus Bill, in the Senate on the Sd inst, as vii
be noticed under our Congress report, Mr.. CLAY
expressed the hope that " the Compromise
Iwould pass, as it would be "haiied uith 10,
hrousholt The County" Mr.. CLAY has no
been in the habit of installing the public pulse
$50 widely, heretofore. The PEOPLE sustain
cordially and hopefully, the plan of the Presi
dent. And well they may Under that Judi
Icious conciatory, patriotic and just plan, Cal
,ilornia with her FREE Constitution, OUGHT
long since to have been member of this con
tederacy, and NV Mexico, with her FREE
ICoNsrIrUrIoS, is already prepared to knock a
tie door Of the Union for admission. Far bet
ter and more effective, therefore, is the platform
Iol President TAYLOR, than all the Compromi
SEES" that the wisdom of more experienced
statesmen has yet devised-and the people
know it
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-12

O." The glorious Fourth passed off very
quietly, in Burlington at least 1t was gener
ally conceded that the day has been appropri-
ately called :" the Sab5ath-lay of Freedom -
it certainly was considerably unlike any ordina-
ry weekday.
Prof PEAsE and Ex-Governor EATON pro
nounced very able and interesting Addresses
to which we shall refer again. Their audience
was impressive in every respect but numbers
The truth is, Burlington has hardly spunk
enough left to" come in when it rains 7"
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e. q n e. II T. \ : .

Washington, July 2-.H The Senate The
Omnibus bill was then taken ur. Mr.. UphaT
resumed his remarks advocating the President
policy.
! Mr.. Seward followed. lie said he preferred
tie Presidents suggestions. lie maintained tina
the conditions imposed on California were I'M
reasonable and imperous, and earnestly adyo
Gated her admission.
lie thought the conduct OF Texas betrayed a
want of confidence in her claims, or the justice
of Congress, and insisted that The title of Texas
was neither just nor equitable.
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|PATRioTIsM which comedies to every AMERICAN
PRESIDENT the honest purpose of SERVING HIS
,CoUNTRY ! Our glorious Union may safely
rest, Tor It's stability, upon the HEART of the
People while that is kind and conciatory
,whiIe the AFFECTIONS Of the American People
are firmly fixed upon the AMERICAN REPUBLIC,
,the WORLD may found its hopes for true FREE.
DOM and Equality upon our example. PRlsi-
DENTS MAY DIE, BUT TIE REPuBG1c LIVES.
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New England Protective Union,

We are requested to give notice that the
Hon. Wooster SPragus will lecture at the Town
Room, on Monday evening THE sth inst y at
half past seven o'clock, upon the origin, prin-
,ciples and progress of "TnE New ENGLAND
,PRorEoTIvE UNION" A general attendance
,ot the citizens of Burlington is invited.
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DIR. WEBSTER.

Pnor TO the presentation Of Professor Web
,ster's confession, the Rev. Dr. George PIT.
nam, Of RoXbury, his religious adviser. read
to the Gov. and Council the following petition.
Its style, SO forcbe. terse and chaste, renders it
peculiarly touching.
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-12

We learn on good authority that state rooms
have been taken for JENNY LIND and friends in
zone Of the U. 5. mail steamers. The party will
consist of JENNY LIND, Mr.. julius BENEDICT,
sSignor BELLErTI, and JENNY LIMBS secretary,
female companions and servants. Verify, we
sseem to hear the voice of the peerless
snlghtlngae.--N. Y. Courier d Enquirer.
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Wing State Convention,

The Wings Of Vermont are requested tc
meet in State Convention at MONTPELIER
on WEDNESDAY TIE l7h CT JULY
next, at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for the purpose Of
State ticket, and making othel
suitable preparations for the coming election.
In view Of the importance of this election
being the first under our new Constitution. q
iu'l representation from every section of the
IStatc, is earnestly invited.
1t is hoped that all the members Of the Cou.
Iy Committees vii! be present, as it will alIore
hem an opportunity Of comforting together tC
adopt suitable measures calculated to continue
he harmony and success of the party.
A. p. LYMAN,
JUSTIN $. MORRELL, MI. o.,
DANIEL II. ONION, '"'5 ''"''
pORTUS BAXTER, Committees
OIRIN SMITH.
May 9lst 1850.
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It's with feelings ofin x7ressible sorrow that
we communicate 10 oar readers the following
brief ToleIraphic DESPATCH which we received
1T 10 O'Clock on Wednesday morning -
Burlington free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1827-1865, 1850-07-12

10 hts ,Er"'liencgN c Gorcrnor and 10 the Hoa,,a-
Is Erecatire Council Of The CoRmoHu ealih Of
WaSsachusetts:
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Public I.~xds, Real Estate, C0lleesion OF Dsbs.
General Agency, Dubuque. Iowa. ~As
THIS once 10 permanently established fox me Transaction a.
business OF all puons connected with the United
once, the surveyor generals once Tor Wseolsa =.
Purchase sale loan, Of military warrants
Purchase sale, or lease OF real estate
Payment Of ON lands OF civ lots
Redemption OF lands or lots nom tax sale.
Investigation Of titles, conveyancing, &C.
the attention Of emigIanls emigan societies, boks,
dealers warrants respectfully invited 70 this efee, ia
scrbers opportunities Of information are peculiarly ample Gs
nected with the Dubuque land oce and nearly years W
"Des Moies Valley IN southern Iowa, meb
register SAILS and plais, exhibiting so .
public lands In northern Iowa, Will be carefully comps ~
the convenience Of purchasers. -
many this purpose will result from an er,sS
acquaintance favorable location Arrangements mad
which business be transacted through this ofce In Dan
the State Of Iowa the negbong counties Of Illinois and W.
consin, and in Minnesota Territory.
Agencies descriptions win be accepted from cororau
associations, merchants and business men generally
will always with prompt attention, and instructions ~
= CHAs. coRKERY, Notary Publ
JuLY, 1850.
Hon. W. Jones' United States senator, Washington civ
c. or Dubuque, Iowa. -
Hon A. O. Dodge, United States senator, Washington city
Hon s. Leaer representative in Congress- Washington civ
c. OF Burlington, Iowa, IT
Hen W. Thompson, representative in Congress- washngoa en-
Hon d. Disney representative Congress, Washington a
Thomas W. Clarke, counsellor atsw, No. II Wall street. S
William D.nman esq., No. 10 Chatham street. New York
sylvester ate clerk of the Patent ofce Chaeown M,
Mason, Curtis, and Rankin, councillors atlaw, Burlington NJ
cknk, Iowa
Sept 25-d ....ss
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nR. AMATI's ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACEA, TONIC
AND APEEhT-This remedy composed entirely OF vesels
ingredients, totally om mineral substance,
with cordial and original
" Dr. Aa celebrated In
dysenisy bilious complaints, dyspepsia and all other disorders Of
knowing from experience operates the most kindly and
eectua submitted remedy 10 those
WHO NAV be prevailing fatal and
b. so iouna as TO escape i hrst nsdous
be had wholesale retail Carusis Music Saloon Penn
yiyania avenue between m and ls streets and al The principal
ds ores the Georgetown, Ind Alexandria
Pamphlets containing full directions lo USE with many INTERESTING
bottle of the liberal
dscount Orders from part OF the United states
pSamrI 1000 "---', SAMUEL CARUsl d co.
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UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND.

THE next session begin Monday the 4h day Of October
i 1850 and close first March, 1851.
Nathan X. Smith, N. d., surgery
Vim. r.. A. Aiken, NJ d., Chemistry and Pharmacy. ~
Samuel Chew D., Therapeutics, Msiera Medica, and ny
gene.
VIM. Power, M d., Theory and Practice OF Medicine
Richard ii. Thomss M. d. Midwifery and Diseases Of Woaen
and Children. .4- .#
Geo. W. Mitenberger, M. d. Pathological Anatomy !, ,
ample Opportunities FOL the prosecution OF Practical
Anatomy a moderate
Clinical Lectures week, by Professor Smith and row
the Baltimore Inhary with the privilege OF daily visits 70 m
without charge o student for the ticket - .
the lectures, 500 SOS Practical Anatomy Sioi Ma
- WILLIAM Il. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Aug. 7-2awtl5Oc
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General Agency at Washington D. Q.
DY A. NJ FARQUHAR, formerly of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
ID with Mex
revolutionary war with Great Britain, and the Flor
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounty Landw attend the purchase and sale Of bounty
land order.
Patent O6eThe applications for patents, procuring models
drawings, all their various branches
the department will be
quarterly pay Of
ditto facilitated, &c.
Delta, Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser, Louis
vile Democrat ST. Louis New Era Cincinnati Gazeue, Indianapolis
Sentinel Herald, Detroit will publish
g. bills this Office, accompanied
with 8 paper. June 24u
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NTTY TAXES.-Notice Property Holders.An persons
indebted for the les on real or
this notice that such
delinquent the OF September next will
the law Directs by advertisement and sale
their property To avoid this process all would do
well 10 make speedy payments s
TAX FOR 1850 By corporation,
made become due
middle close, formerly. The
1885, therefore, became due on the ist Instant and
deduction will be allowed
year. that be paid during the months Of July and
A. RoTHwELL,
Juy 4-oawomif Collector.
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LII M. SMITH, Of Main and 10Th streets, late
Ill, PARKER h SMITH, socts early orders for
lheshe particularly Of with
attached. lie usual
Chimes teshers and horse powers corn Shelters ma
hand combined Wheatns Of his
also, the celebrated Bainbough fan, much
sought Maryland and Pennsylvania He asks particular
$40,
He devoies particular attention
leshng repairs particularly those by Jabez Par
Puker and Smith He win such repairs give
spikes
max mach ines,n low
hand OF machines extra sckle
for same and chains for chain horse powers.
RIoHsoxp, Va
May
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COMMON HALL. Of the town Of Petersburg, Virginia,
May 1885, Tho following resolution this day adopted by
the Hall.
opd That the Of the advertise for proposals for
100000 Of the bonds OF the corporation Of Petersburg endorsed by
the State Of Virginia. say $4,000 in 1870 and so 1872
with payable half February aud Au
will be received Of less $780,
OF town, l4h Of May
which will be opened highest
bidder viii be entitled thereto The for the same VIII be
May 18th 18th July and bidders will
which The
themselves the night TO reject any offer made"
hereby proposals Of corpora
ton will be received by chamberlain Of the according
above resolution, until the l4h day Of May at - o'clock
m. CHAs. CoRLING,
May 2-dtl 4thAaynext Mayor.
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TILE LOTTERY.
100000 Grand Capitali
$50, 900 ! two Of S25, 900!

PffEeb GO500V
Lowest prize that any draw, having ree drawn No.
Ii 5000 dollars Is:
Atickets with the Isl and % drawn Nos, 900 each
lie with greaf confidence, being all that should ~
capital besides number of other splendid n
This grand examined by the State lottery co
sioners and their Of approval viii
drawn under their personal superintendence.
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rs pounds pounds q q soos hard 'slls- candles
$50 gallons Of GOOD cider vinegar.
At FSt adams. Nswp@t Rhode hlaad.
s I, Il: ;s g;;. s:s s, s..
s - pound pound. u good hard iy s.flo~ candle.
40 gallons Of GOOD cider vinegar
AZ Fort Consultation. Portsmouth,. Nsp Hampshire.
rs ssI,s. q lssh .epsrnns aesr
- pSsnS q q 1000 h Ssrs .sss sw candle.
q 6u.asl q good s clean a dry Sns salt
40 gallons Of good cider vinegar
At FRI Prsbis. Portland Mai~s
s saSs. Of q nss WIN. .SHs'a asa s sssa.
IS pounds o. good hard islow candles
no gallons Of good cider vinegar
N Fort Sul,uan, Easfport, Maas
lbs barrels Of irsah superhns flour
Sc pound. Ct Ct GOOD s. . ss sSw candies
ia bushels Of good clean dry fine
2so gallons of good cider vinegar.
bids for each srcls Of each bid
post The periods quantities delivery those posts
s was,s ns s
The hogs Of the packed % 30 ened on corn and
side pieces may Be ssGs .SS al. ,o ans s
them carefully packed in pieces not exceeding
eight pounds each I,
When packing completed the contractor must
Office packer that the pork has been
packed The pork TO be contained 10 seasoned
barrels the beans and SAT- In barrels
and candies in strong boxes Of convenient size or
transportation. -. !.
81 Louis for their ultimate
April 1851 aud The stores for Fort
pass Peters by the LIST june 1881 failure ~ these
breach vi CONTRACT and tile depart
purchase supply these pests The
time and place OF delivery, anu all
until they deposited at such
be designated by the agents Of the depart
ment.
The Commsa the privilege Of increasing or
quantities, Of dispensing with any or all arces
required time before entering into and
third subsequent contract giving previous notice.
required 70 accompany
their ability together with the names
responsibility be certified by the
well known 10 the government
proposals viii not be acted on. . \.
be made and ettdencs tnspecon
delivery tH be required at this Office before reputation %
BE- the treasury payment which Will be encted
public be 20 the points d delivery
residence OF the conactors e o
the Treasury Department
No will accepted paid under crcum
stances. sss a
Each proposal sealed separate envelopes and marked
"Proposas furnishing Army Subsistence
Norx-Editov win paid inserting their papers this
authorized do by the Commssary Gen
eral Of Subristence.
OIL u. g.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted Immediately.
Of IN O. Male Academy wishes
employ forthwith teacher who qualified teach
lie
habits and good character.
All applications immediately and n by
the Principal.
lg-du
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an petition Morgan, Westchester York. admin
Yoskers, and Geo
o. Bishop, Of Norwak connecteai for an extension Of patent
Geo. G. Bishop improvement In
forming for cloth of WOOL hair Sea for
the expiration Of said patent which takes place on the
20th Of October, 1850
ordered that petition heard Once
the seventh October ~ O'clock and all persons
notified and show any they have, why said
petition ought 10 be granted.
ordered also that published Republic, Intel
lgencer, Union Washington, D. Repubc Augusta Geor
Qa Journal Providence Rhode York
C0un Hartford Connecticut week for three successive
weeks previous the seventh day Of October next
THoS. EWBANK,
Commissioner OF Patents
g. Editors the above papers will copy
Once, with paper containing this notice.
July 2-law3w
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pork delivered between the first day Of Jan
should &c required By Payment
saaels must specify ,hsI prices separately and distinctly .epa
rate pork Tor each Of
The Ssef muss be from cate slaughtered
ne M a. ind the L. ay ns
the hind and the shiaa and shoulder
% q sn as S
ss m s s IF e Be wholly excluded
barrel be in pieces Of
the PORK must be packed eon-fea, wef.uened
day January lssl and weighing le.. two hundred
sISs the hs and @ sns sn. Be-
IN as sss weighing s n ~; MS pound.
su.Ssi O Tss. Iaad May Jes me sss
elusive Of pekis fresh salt win
The barrel. mus, entirely made ofe
cd heart white oak .ave. and hsadns 70 Be no, less Than three
win The best white oak or nickor, hoops.
.Navy pork" the may be, with ue conuacor name
and me year when packed
bureau Inspected By the inspecting Officers !. s Isspseye
VINO viii b selected BY the respective commencing
Tor such Inspection mus be paid By The re-
Shipping ORDER Tie Satisfaction Of the commandments Of the
pscavs navyyds aforesaid amer inspection and at their own
approved equal . s s
addition withheld from the amount II each payment TO be
c respective cone which win be paid until the
the United sss n The event Of failure o complete the
prescribed period In Of aiare on The part o. u,e
qualify. the tune and place. above PROVIDED The son
sss. sam o. money equal me eon,act
pes paid actual delivery thereof which lieut.
fsS % - may .ss s
ss,sss s a
@ nave been % navy agents respectively APP
proved By Of the respective yards according
Tie psr o. me beef excluded be particularly
ssed can them application a, ibis onies
Bidder, whose are s y - ee"ss Will Be
Tanssd % whl.h eoa,ae, must Be returned
record Of dapiesie o. informing bidder Of the
IN e meaning q Ss oGIs his bad viii be made and
eR, Ever, "a os %sss must &c
s DO. e. ns &C. e SS@sssi as %
Joined. b r. a sy nIs a ssSe
ss I'd ss accepted ,s,s. into a. Ses s .
.s :. s s ss '; .o.ns Of s
AGENT, or oeer rinayidus known
mo bureau ruaTanors able 10 make good their
No opo.a win b. considered accompanied by such
residence and The name o. each ~s%ss,
q fun, should be distineiy stated
Er,,a from ae act Of consrsa approved augsti 10, 1896
src Ind further enacted that, from and amer he passsge
Ss,s o sf f Navy spS s' 20 &c
s for s navy . hsna b. sa ons y
more responsible ps'.ons snsc, tey undertake
bidders will his Their bid be accepted enter
an prescribed BY the Secretary
Navy, with good and sufficient snreti.s furnish Tue sup
mis-, shall be considered unless
ea IT. aer tho Of proposal aud
thereof bidder BIDDERS he they shall fail TO
prescribed by the Secretary
OF The Navy good and sucen' sress for furnishing he sup
,.s ,n he shall proceed contract with
oer for furnishing the said supplies and
shall difference between me amount contaned
,h amount Tor which ne
Tor unsbns said supplies M the whole period o.
ms 10 be charged up said bidder OF bdder and his
trr and the same may pe mneassy
bv the for the use o. he NAVY Department.
~ 10y rsg ~ debt sssins either all Of said persons
ANIL II M4M
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VALUABLE Real Estate An the City OF Washington
for saleTbe proprietor intending the West with
In months, brick and
gna and Seventh east within or two OF the
Navy Yard Two of number Of each,
well calculated conneron with dwelling
the third small story subject ground
and will be sold Also enclosed
two comfortable cottages hem between the Capitol and Con-
Buryng Ground suitable cultivation vegetables
iof the Washington Market for dacs may be preferred,
both The whole Of this produc
i've good condition. and will be sold very reduced III
ties indisputabo.
apply perRnay AT my Office Pennsylvania few doors
IL M. YOUNG,
Ap 5-codu Agent.
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Whole tickets S20-Halves $iOQuarters S5eighhs 81 So
Certificates packages % whole tickets, sl5o 90
Do do 100 90
N do IS 90
rM@.# Do do % eighth do % so
Certificates of Packages the
splendid prompt
ofca account drawing Immediately after
all who order from
Address Ia G. MAURY, Agents,
Sept Alexandria, Virginia.
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CARD.


wines and l4qWoxs.
THE undersigned respectfully csa attention his stock
WINES AND LIQUORS.
The facilities obtaining all wines,
kc parity longer expsrence In the business con
direct personal knowledge with the va
Europe, than other
house city, for the and quality
i articles sold BY him.
arrangements Of his store and vaults such a. 70 make
Them for the cellar every
wanting small ioi
special supplied the shortest noee with wines
including Of and Ger
many, usually be obtained here.
able f.f
CLUBS win and their advantage the sub
scTiber t.#ss 1888 u I.0 es. ..GtB
FAMILIES table very prices
also he cheapest Of wines and liquors. FoR Gull
NARY PURPOSES.
MEMBERS OF LEGISLATIVE BODIES, messes, and
distance be supplied land have sent them by
EXPRESS" FREE OF CHARGE) with wines, for table,
notice,
BY addressKs their orders, through the post ofhce
JACOB SNYDER,
Importer Dealer Wines sc 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
SEGARs direct importation from Havana Of various sorts
brands always hand from SD Gao housand and sold
by single Dor cheaper than other In the city,
Jan 24-d&cply.
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EEMALE EDUCATION.-A school which parents from
abroad ntr their daughters without fear Tor their
habits health whckwi the acquisition OF educauon
solid polite which shall refinement without det
strength character and good which shall religious
uperst0us which shall blend the home
social enjoyment parental guardianship,
with the seminary Of earninga school, In brief that w nj me
American ladies, wives and
subscriber has attempted in this city
Win thus Is for his His third
the 25h Of September with the best assist
anceAmercan Engsh French, and Gennan-whch wide ac-
quantance this abroad been
Circulars giving particulars be had by apply
Ing personally or by mail 10 The subscriber Indiana avenue
ington city. x .
the following commentator written edtoay by Of
distinguished laborers In the Of education In hr
country subscriber the head of school IN Phia
delphia. @.8ss .aE.4a III L- #L-.-.... -
"Where Cushman known unnecessary speak his
commentator wish the advantage OF his excel emf school
enjoyed personally with
him therefore chiefly distant readers that we address
ourselves
sThe division studies school such
attentive scholars and his constant
supervision Parents dis
desiring afford their daughters the advantage Of city
school, confidently ntrus their direction 70 Mr. Cushma
devote moral and literary atainments,
administering with authority Of the school
the full conviction that morals and
essential to education science and the arts TO
this the advantages of Mr. school
would especially invite the attention Of readers"
terday. have changed opinion of eminenty
capable and successful teacher do believe that any word
uttered favor school deserved than was
when the sincerity heart wrote the commentator and
recommendation you refer 10.
With the highest esteem, am, your old Idend
HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, Aug. IA, 1850.
Aug 3l-eod25tnsep @s.#g.
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WILLIAM HORNEn,
ATTORNEY AT LAW, .,
Lancaster, Gro~ cn~ty, W,a onsi1,

(LArr o rAuourrR COUNTY, VAL
WILL attend Of Grant, Dane COUNTESS and
the federal and supreme Madison He will give
prompt and particular attention the collection Of claims the pur
and
resident lnndho.derr any part Of the STATE.
Refers Hon w. g. Fvote r. Senate Hon. Jnmcs NJ Mason,
u. nmsn Homer, ESQ., Wauenon, Va. Mess Knox
Mason, attorney. law New york Professor Homer,
Missouri. Ap la--lswiy