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BOOK AND Jon PttINTINes
or SWAY osscnfrrIoS,
Errr,lird Mt the OfIrs If hs Republic.
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ITNIyERsAL DICTIONARY Of WEIGHTS
" AND MEASURES Ancient and Modern, re-
duced To the standards of the United statos. BY j.
n. Alexander.
Ju-t published, and this day received and for
sale by TAYLOR MAURY,
Sept 10 Booksellers, near 9Th street.
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ID ~. HOOE g. CO., Wholesale and retail deal.
Il ers In Csrpetirg, Floor Oil Cloths, Msttings,
Rugs, Curtain Materials, Shooting, Blankets, and
houss furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania sven NO, octw can 7th and stb Streets
w.sbinStonJ D. C.
Aug a0--N lUnion,l
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.
DEpARTMENT OF THE iNTIByos,
OFFICE OF INDIAN AFFAIRs, Sept. 2k, 1880.

OrrIcE or ISpIAS ArFAIRs, Sept. %, 1850.
CEA, ED PROPOSALS. will be received ut the
- office Of the Commissioner of Indian Affairs, n
Washington city, until 10 o'clock on Saturday, the
second day Of November next, Tor furnishing the
following Indian goods, viz
Class No. l.-BLAsKErs.
2l0O pairs of 3 point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 90 by ~ inches, and weigh eight
pounds.
1900 pairs % point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 81 by 90 inches. and weigh six
pounds.
ITS pairs point white Aackinsc blankets, to
measure ~ by b6 inches, and weigh five and
quarter pounds.
$50 pairs u point white Mackinac blankets. to
measure 80 by 81 inches, and weigh four and
aquarter pounds.
900 pairs one point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 81 by 40 inches, and weigh three
and quarter pounds.
400 pairs point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to
measure 90 by ~ inches, and weigh eight
pounds.
800 pairs 2, point scarlet Mackinuc blankets, to
MEASURE 81 by DO inches, and weigh Six
100 pairs 8. point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure &c by 81 inches, and weigh ten
pounds.
800 pairs 3 point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by IL inches, and weigh eight
$50 psirs u point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 81 by &c inches, and weigh six
pounds.
100 pairs 81 point gentinea blue Mackinac ban-
kets, to measure &c by 81 inches, and weigh
ten pounds.
400 pairs point gentnella blue Maokinac blan-
kcts, " measure 90 by - inches, and weigh
eight pounds
800 pairs 2, point gentinea blue Mackinac blan-
kets, to measure "a by St inches, and weigh
six pounds
On a
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THE 0 MON.

States settling in sayehoding States who 10 their busl-
ness caings find slavery profitable in IT. but engage m
it, better appreciation oil the question as TO ITS morality
snduced by better and comparison OF the
relative condition Of the free labong population IN the
free States and the slaves in the slave States.
Hence the practical, matter OF fact people from New
England. New York. Pennsylvania and the West VIII
deal with the question amaiter Of fact way, and letting
political and religious fanatics cant
fears therefore Just lei slavery alone. where the cons
tuition left il. and il viii go wherever SOIL climate, pro.
ducts sc, will make profitable; and legislation will
or can carry beyond that point The history OF
the institution in owl country is full and clear,
think, this posion--to il appears clear ii writ
ten with a sunbeamthat laws constitution cannot x
beyond where il is profitable. and that interest in
this law governed and wabidIg iaad ID stronger than
all laws; and constitutions will lake where il advan-
geons, provided the parties LETT free for ,hsna
selves To rs of the South. The weaker party III Con
gress this point is OF vital importance lne full and free
right Of the States, equals. to adopt or reject the in
situations presented 70 us, should be, especially BY tie
South cherished and defended to the 'as ex remity and
at every hazard" The citadel OF the constitution the
best position for The assertion and maintenance OF this
ght and this citadel il restored to us by the plan of the
committee from the eastern line of New Mexico to the
eastern line Of the State of California and thereby
whole position strengthened We protest against the
Missouri Compromise unconstitutional As an arrange
long since entered nto far it then went, We
ready 10 abide by 1t in good faith but desire il 10 GO
place ourselves on the constitution for the
defence of just rights feel that have here stated
what believe to be the sober judgment the South IL
forming on the subjects adverted in this commnnca
lion, which, think. time will prove to be correct
D.
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Is ss MOP eiss Ta,i'a slssa States a and
on Psbisa.s az NnS York isai. ~ Da.w~s" o.
which map copy Ii added 10 this treaty. bearing he Gig
natures and seals 81 under plen poentaTss.
(The remainder OF the fifth article concerns the remain
ing part OF the boundary
Had any sensible. honest. and patriotic farser occu-
pied the executive chair and his attention been called 10
this subject OF boundary by his cabnehad he read thai
arcew ould he not have called for the map ascertain
what was meant BY the above reference and after seeing
that the map showed that all the territory OF the rveI
was named Texas and all that was called New Mexico
was situated the west OF that river could he have hao
!. dispute with Texas about her boundary No-aeysr
He would have said that whatever may have neen fofne
disputes about that line, when Spain and france 'ne
United States, Texas, aud Mexico, PROFESSIONALLY ana y
turn. figured disPuahts, at last he would nave said
every officially is setled by this treaiyior the long DIS
puted RIO Grande made the dividing lne between
Texas and her western ne,ghbors ~
Even Colonel Benlon's Rio Puerco boundary would bs
insufficient 10 create doubt He would TO his jury
service in trials oil ejecnenis In courts oil law, where sur
veys OF disputed tenemens are brought INTO coun io
the information OF the bench and the bar, and the jury
and which il acknowledged rule q law thai
all parties bound BY an agreed ns IN the survey
Such President not acting under the niiaence oil parry
feeling, would bring to his aid such plain principle
law, justice, and common sense. and have declared a
did Mr. Polk that he held the territory east OF the Rt
Grande for us rightfa! owner, the state Of Texas.
Even General Taylor, until m,sled BY party men and
party ing adopted this rule and his Secretary Of Wa
directed the commanding officer al Santa re TO respec
the claims OF Texas, and to throw no difficulty in he
way. f3. sif
And now comes question OF constitutional law, tn,
result Of the above facts. What right had Presiden
Taylor to set aside and revoke an act performed b hi
predecessor the full jurisdiction OF his oice VI, II
other words, has one P,esideat constitutional right Il
annn the lawful acts OF another PRESIDENT
Mr.. Polk. before the Mexican war, ayowed ms belize
that Texas owned all the territory east OF the Rio Grande
When the war ended, he communicated 10 Congress
that he so understood her boundary and held that portion
then in the occupancy o. our troops for owner
Az As,t. LIZ faat lan rae
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IN pursuance law, ZACHARY TAYLOR, President Of The
that paSe sales @ Be held ), the land Offices
the State OF MICHIGAN, the period hereinafter designated, 10
land oce sAuLT STE. MARIE, fOs the 'Lake
lowing named township. and fractional townships, viz
htr o. me bose Inc, aad tas principal meridian.
Township ior,y6ve, and fractional townships fory-sx and
loSn.nps fOrve forysr fractional township
Township sy and fractional township fOyeven range
Townships or-sx fory-seven townships az
iowssaip forysevsn oryetsh ynine, my,
owashps loeght and orynne, and fractional township 6,
townships ,hiry-nne IsLlSp forty
h.I ,s.aso ana ,owsip lsr,yss, q range sisS
pEs" Islands, aud three main land townships forty
F,ssuoas ,ownshps Ins-nne and forty on .G.nprs and
sou.wn iand and townships forty urcc foriyfour, asd foy
.,ys.hp. LIIr,s ss.,sa island
on "wasEsYp island, and townships forty tee, cyoar and
Fracosal wnshp inir Gulto island township forty
two and fractional townships forty three and forty Eve,
Frsons, ,ownp forty, The land, Of
Fractional townships thirty and forty the main land Of
fractional townships thirty eight, ,hnne, forty, o-one,
Fractional townships thirty Elk on "sussEpn and "poysrrr'
lf eight ,any nae and o. on ,e main q d. and townships
Psscoas '' ownsos ,ny cir ~ EST Manr,ss and aUr,
islands. ay q an .et q rr.s sussFa stand thirty
twenty and aad forty, and township oy
rTasooaa township hiry eight thirty nine, and fory
main land, OF range twenty-one.
Al place. commencing Monday, the
lowing named townships and fractional townships, wits
N6rth Of he base line, and pe u The principal eridaa
fractional townships thyhve and thrysx main land
OF twenty four
townships trythres, thirty four, thir,y-aye mn
township thirty sx, Of range twenty i've. - =
Fractional townships tfrtytwo and dirty three
and townships thirty and hve Of twcays an"
Fractional townships thiryone, thirty lr
four ad thirty-hve the main land ~, mity
and forty p WfVsA
Fractional townships hiry-rvo, thirty three, NJ -. -.
and townships thirtynn forysx, ryssycn "a s
twenty eight any torv-e'eh5 y
Fractional townships hirvseven, hiry-ei A.,
ard townships fnry one, forfytvo forty su
fofvsir, tyscven and fofiyeight OF wy
Fractional township hynine, towns w.. ILL., ,.
ship iory Que, townships orytwo, sry s,, s ~
fsry sis forty seven, mud forty eight, ~ ssr,in
fifty nine Of range thirty. On heae na'oof, o' o""sh
Fractional townships so ADD eoryone ownshp
snd fr eight and fracuons & g and s,sgeen ~
a. M cam. a, !" oMp .bip any four, range thirtyone
Jay az October es ~, nmencne Monday, the fourteenth
,,ihi, no disposal Of the public lands suafe
witt aea o"""s"'ps ~" hse'V'' ~ ,''''f"' Z
nc 90 line, and ,osst Of he principal msridian.
three ',s v nahip foycne and townships orytwo forty
y w. forty Ave, and ffy, OF range hiryfwo.
a'" v, wnships hw and hoywo, u range thirty three.
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United state. Patent Once,

IN the petition Of Edwin Chaee OF New Bfunssick New
praying for the Of patent granted sad Chs
for an Improvement In the manufacture OF India Rubber f w
year rom The expiration 81 said PATENT which takes pas
the thirty first day OF August, 1850
ordered that the petnon heard oGe
the hth day Of August next, II O'Clock and all pens
notified 10 and show cause, any they wy .
petiion ought not TO be granted.
Ordered, Also this notice be published in the Republic
ieigcncer, and Union, washingon ciy D. @. North Amens
and Gazette philadelphia Tribune, New York Fredonian W
brunswick, New Jesty; Journal Providence, Rhode Island s
week for three successive weeks previous the mn day
gust next 49,.
THOMAS EwBANK,
Commissioner Of Pate 50
PS-Edtors OF the above papers win
BIN. TO the Patent Once with paper containing this notcr
May 2S--lawJw
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vgRY LArg CuBA The steamship Georgia, Captain
Porter brings advces from Havana the I'd instant The
remainder of the Contoy prisoners still in pri
seven Of Them be liberated the 9th inst; three
we're be sentenced eight years in tie chain-gang
American passengers permitted 90 shore. All
quiet at Havana The British irgate Indeiagsbe
Havana NJ Y. Herald. dug 8.
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HARpgn's FenRy, Va, Aug 30 p m--There woe
only cholera IN town day. At Bolivar one
and half mile our, there three cases, but
dashs occurred either in Hatpefs Ferry or the
vicinity morning People Leaving Tor The more
healthy parts OF the country almost every hour and bust.
ID nearly suspended the public works. as well
elsewhere great deal OF sickness prevails about mile
from town, aud the CONSERVATION Is very great Weather
very hot.
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THE GENERAL REsuLr.--Eections were held in ths
State Thursday last for governor. members OF the
legislature, and for sherds in the respective counties.
Up TO the time OF writing this article Tuesday morn.
ng.) fifty counties out OF ths seventy nine Ia tie ate
have been heard from; and ia these Colonel Reds clear
gain over Governor Manys-compared with The vote ~
1915, when Governor Manly elected by sJi major
ily-amounts to over $500 votes. II Colonel Reid bas
gained in the proportion in the counties ye, 10 be
heard FROM his majority in the whole State cannot be less
than 1000 votes We have doubt OF his election. and
shall therefore indulge in specolaons as to his prob
able majority, Governor Manly's losses IN the
State We leave tabular statement 10 speak Tor
itself BY Saturday snail probably hear IRON all
the countless and, il not them certainly IN time for our
next issue.
10 ,he legislature the gains and losses thus far
fellows
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In this city on Friday evening instant, SAVAGE
, aged twenty years second Of GsoRsx Tho
deceased had been long aud painfully pulmonary
ease, which he bore with truly Christian foritude.
His funeral will take place residence
In fitted 20 attend.
The United Brothers Of Temperance No requested
NJ Temperance Hall this evening" O'Clock, funeral
of thcir deceased brother.
Nobesve, Indiana on tho Oath ult Of cholera LUCIUs NJ
EMnoNs, esq, late clerk in General Post Once Depart
mcnt.
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wAsmsoToN, Aug 90. P. m.-The southern uembers
Of Coagfesr la the House held last niR tho
Capitol A commit ee of fifteen appointed to repon
proper Ter the Of the South respecting The
eiavery and territorial questions
The iolIowiug.named gentlemen compose the com
mttee Toonbs. chairman; Bort. Willard, Thompson Of
Mississippi, Cabt Howard, johnson OF Afkanass Morse,
Green, Cfngman, Thomas, McLane, Houston, BJwie
The committee will tomorrow nine O'Clock, and
will report to an adjourned caucus meeting Monday
night
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Dsmoeratie gaims.


Leaving FIVE clear gain thus far, TO the democrats II
Subsequent returns should not change this result the
senate will stand ~ democrats TO % wings; and the
commons go democrats 10 IS whigs-naking demo-
cratic majority OF on joint ballot
Raleigh IN. CO. Standard It'll inst
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THE undersigned respectfully informs his nienfs
and patrons that the solicitation % the Of the
National Hotel be viii m management behalf and
endcnvo merit liberal patronage
heretofore enjoyed, and which he soicits ior
DAVID y. KEELING.
NAriosAl Horsr, Norfolk Pa, august ., 1850.
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I'M
ny virtue Charles county court, sitting
equity the undersigned, trustee, will sell benre the
door, Port Tobacco, Monday the I'D day ofJuy
The hours 81 and five O'Clock, the tract OF laid nhe
by Mary Neae mother, Mary q. Neale and
d which the late Dr. Francis Neale died together
shutting the farm which the said Dr. Francis Neale lived
occupied time OF his deai, called and known
Creekn and containing six hundred and iy acres 1850 acres
or less. 4 ( fas5 01
This farm has upon comfortable DWELLING barns Stables
necessary houses 1t il weIlwaered heavily
and navigation The lard high
and yields abundany the usual products OF the
mill. a4
TEAMS Four hundred dollars cash the day Of sale, rau
thereof the In equal annual
be by bond and security be approved BY The trustee
from day sale Upon the payment OF The whole Of
purchase money the authorized the puch
purchasers The title Of the said Mary Neae and the late
PREMISES free
bered Of the widows dover interest
NJ sTONEsTREET,
July 4-lawtds Trustee
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Notice to claimants against Mexico, under the trea,
\ a- OF ed February, Is4s.

OyFIcK COMMISSIONERS, June u, 1850
T the sitting Of this day the following order made
OTdeTed That the secretary notice 10 be published
National lntelgencer Republic and Union newspapers
will be received by the Board after the sl day Febn
special shown which
affidavit; and thar all where memorials have been
decided b. hearing the first Monday
next; and If further delay any be
writing that effect be submitted before
setting forth the for such delay.n n
will please receive accordingly, the notice
EDWARD WM. JOHNSTON
July e-wtIstFeb Secretary the Comnision.
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Ch.lers-Tr.as.nsns aud pr.vensivo

0R. AWAITS ITALIAN VEGETABLE PANACTA TON
AND APERiENT-1his remedy composed enir ely o. yg1
bic ingredients, and totally free from any mineral
bning csthnriic with cordial strengthening
" discovered and prescbedby Dr. Anati celebrate phys
most OF The diseases Of the abdominal egionssu da
the liver, &c
Knowing from experience. operates IN toe most Kindly
ehectua manner IN these IL " a remedy % ~
who may be attacked BY the pevan, faa &C ouge as
symptoms.
Tobe had Wholesale rer M car,~,s Musc Saloon Pc
ylyama avenue between iith and Streets e nsa
Pamphlets containing f hlns,on 60 own nan,
s.eo"n, 70 gsss each poie Of the panaeea , ss Sal
~ fders from any part ct NE bh'.s
Aug, 3-lawu SAMUEL, CARUsl co'
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mn-OhrANr to IavaIids and others .-tSoard ~ M
SSrssrs.-s eadow Bank. Spa 81, fngs--I nc Nv
ehens preparations accommodate innea
~ yoaaers WIG b. DESTROYS ~ inviting county NJ
Nv we seS months His bulldogs will be g mpe ~
.ne h % sm and ffom beauty OF locauon
~ !. &C. 10 the ciybeing about miles from We "a =
w wv npke road Baltimore and the passing
s my house twice each dAyadded 10 The very
w usu@ rcgaining health, offs spring o
proved medicinal efficacy In oil chronic ana asof
uroses -, Il confident that this win pre- ent rare eha
vHas such detirous Of rural residence.
perm bpaderz win be received The
% cty regarded and viitens other than the enas
1 ara les win be received upon that day. nma4
Such would wish 10 board for themselves md
| uroH the premises. -, s,,ys1
Persons are referred information Hon aaddeus s~
M soss Ssan and also % mr. ROBERT w. BURRow
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UNITED STATES PATENT orucr,
June 10, lsN

June TO- ls1
IN the petition OF &c. II. swift administrators Of u
estate OF Alonzo d. Phillips, deceased, formerly OF spih
Massachusetts, praying for the exepson Of patent granted
said Oonzo ID. Phillips for improvement friction
from c expiration Of said patent, which place
fthe 2ilh day Of October, le50--
IL ordered that the said be on
the tst Monday september 10 O'Clock and
persons notified appear and cause any
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Ordercd also, this notice published Republic n
igenccr, and Union, Washington city, ID. c. North
Gazette, Philadelphia Tribune New York ProdeD
r. l. Republican, Springfield, Massachusetts week for r
successive weeks previous 70 the first Monday IN september ns
THOS. EWBANk,
Commissioner Of PaieuA
bills the Patent oice with paper containing mi.
June ll-1aw3w
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ID EsrDENCE wANrED.--waned to rent comIes, sf
" house Within than hours ride Of the
ment ftsNH IS slsa 4t4 NIfs#
Adde'S. Room 10 General Land Once.
Ap 3o-n
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United states Patent Once,
luna "a iQ5n

IN the petition OF w. schley administrator John SHY
ceased OF Augusta Georgia. for the extension ola
granted to said John SHY for Improvement in picking and
ing WOOL for seven from the expiration Of said patent
takes place the 21th day Of October 1850
II ordered that the said petition be heard at the Patent 0c
the rsf Monday Ia September ~ O'Clock,
notified appear and show cause they
said petition ought TO be granted.
Odeed also, that this notice be published In the Republic
gence and Union washington city District q Columbian N
American and Gazette, Philadelphia Tbune New York
Providence Rhode Island Chronicle and Sentinel Augusta
GA week for three successive weeks the Or
Monday In September
DE WITT q. LAWRENCE.
Acting Commissioner Of Patents
p. sEditors Of papers please copy,
bills TO The Patent Once, with paper containing this notice
June 25-law3w
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Fractional townships any and nnywo Of range .hir-ouE
Fractional township and townships forty and th
ToSashp lorly fractional township forty eight and low,
ships forty nine pnd my Of range ioTty-ihgoe.
Townships orysevsn, forty eight fony-nne, and any, .
townships ssvsn, eight, and rnne, Fraction,
Fractional townships 6fy Of range for-sx
Fractional townships foy-six aud ioryseye township nm
eight and township nine, forty seven
Fractional townships onyseven, ory-eght and forty
range fory-eigbt.
Al the land Office IONIA, commencing Monday the -
,eenih september next for the disposal Of the public lands win
the aforementioned fractional township, va;
No,th Of base line. and 81 hs principal msridioa
Sections two, half OF section three su
eleven, eleven, twelve thirteen, ourieen twenty Jour- twenty nv
and thirty six, Ia township nine, OF range seven. y
Lands appropriated BY law for the use OF schools,
other purposes will be excluded from the sales.
The Offering the aforementioned lands VIII be
days appointed proceed the order In which they are
yeriised DESPATCH until the whole shah n,
offered, closed but sales b. IN
open longer than weeks and private entry Of ofe 1
will be admitted until after the expiration Of ne two weeks
under hand, the city Of Washington this ieenp
day Of june Donin thousand eight hundred
by the President; X, TAYLOR
J. BUTTERriELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
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IDUCATTON--Bsv. ID. McCARTER's boarding ssart
~ for Boys and Young Men, srasbure, Bancasts eouhV
The whole EXPENSE per Of Ave months IN,
session viii the fret Monday ~ dndy
circulars, reference, sc, address Rev. d. McCARl
and proprietor. "-~-