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SrocEuolurn's ENcrrsIoS. The cNcur-
sion Of the stockholders Of the Atlantic Rail-
road to the White Mountain House, was made
on Friday, as projected. The number OF
passengers from Portland, was not far from
two hundred and ihy. The train left the de-
20, Zoo, Of India sireet, at O'Clock, \. NJ,
and arrived at the Mountain house about H..
A collation., served up at the house, in the
most sumptuous manner, was furnished to the
company gratis Everything about the house
gave ample proof that it was what 1t was
intended to be, fret class ono in all Par'leu'
lars. Amer having an opportunity OF ENJOY
ing the grand scenery of the region, I'LL T.
p. NJ, the company embarked TO return,
and our city passengers arrived homo just
before eight o'clock, highly gra'ihed with
the excursion. idr.
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Ruuorrp Srrzrrr or AvrEic,S FisHrr
urv.-wc undcrstand tlat letter h,' beer
received from a baud on board f.hmg vessel
in the Bay Of Chalcur, stating that 'h"o
mackcrcl fishing vessels, the Express, anil
Telegraph Of this city, and the Francis OF
wellaect, had been seized by the English iai
fishing too near the shore The three vessels
with their outfits are worth $4,000. Ere
viously like SEIZURES have bccn made bot We
do not remember Of but one case where tho
vessel was coufscatod and sold. The owners
Of the vessels are disposed To believe that there
is some mistake about the malicr.-Ifdr'
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

\ MrNAo,EE TNT Blows DowS. Fall
River was visited by a severe thunder storm
on Saturday, the 10Th inst, which was ae-
companicd by high winds and heavy rain
The ten, OF Bamum's Menagare was blown
down during the forenoon exhibition, At a
time when over thousand persons were pres.
ent. The creates, confusion pIevailedamong
the drcncbed cOucourse and several persons
were hurt. The great canvass was badly
torn, and a hundred escape holes were Gu,
through 1t, One woman had leg broken,
and many Others were bruised more OF less ;
but no one was killed. Cowicr.
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H.. conviction uat POPULAR education r
.uI..,ruar.ru Ic ..,-..a, vorln. OF .
r,aH.cn eo,.un1l,,jtllr hrcomusmow
'r.., aal rrarrl Ito -,'.a' Good '. .'''r 80
'h.sc.a'.r""" '..mc.d '} 'hr a''..''"n r.'.
roo Q" '.c ''". 70. a'' ''. constant increase OBJ
appropriation. throughout 'ar e...'T'' '''.'
cain s'..m. .0d measure. i"r u' a..r.r..n.
anI instruction O., nH.|mn a.l youth. In
u.r.sf TI"na i"' .. um'c...'E d ih.-
conviction, a.l '..s augmentation q" apir'.
ur.tws. 4. tr importance Of having clear,
distinct. onr"n arI comprehensive ideas OF
E'..a...n r.""..' Disseminated.
According m N.''n, "r may understand
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m.u Co .llm ..'.s, s,..m.Iy, and magma.
uiml..'g, 40 .lIjrc., 10th lr'al. a.lT.b.
lc. ul Trs.. .Iuar' Fmm Henry H.
acl,aal Ca.r..a $50 learn i'a' Ela@'.an
D., Ola, gms.'. lv Which ibe power, .nl ac.
H'uc. .i 200 Individual a's luly 300. hm.n..
...'y i.tr'H.I a.. DISCIPLINED, 900 Which hs
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

r,FThe p,ili.hsr. II this PAPER hcicU, anno"ncc
o. tbsir advertising faifuns that the, have adultri
thr a1,arce ~, ulr. Thoss having noticcs of,l,r-
90 o., che Cou II Probate, iu a. Tubl,sh'd 'u The
ONtlri p,masrst, ave tysUcruul, rr,uastcd o. s''
co. ihc same with ih, Register No che tiwc hr n'-
ticc . oulrf,d. The d. che uir adopted in "thrf
Cuuais.; aud it .a,,s ihe uuulle and c,rrrs' ct
keeping l-,ak.. ,ul cfr,iirg, aul Hvo'I' ih' mis-
irkss that sometimes oysu when ih' ai,rttii's 81
charged, and paid az difUr1, times 60 dihor,1i '''
U,iIuiA.
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\ NOElE RTLY.-lI is related of the Gel
sjried John Howe, chaplain to Oliver Crom-
well, that being applied to for protection BY
men OF an parties, IN those eyontiul times, he
never refused assistance to any worthy per.
son. whatever his religious views until one
day Cromwell said 10 him, " Mt Howe, you
have asked hyors for everybody except your
self pray Nhen does your turn come ~ "My
turn, my lord protector" said Howe, rs al
-lvs come when can serve another
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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1851-07-25

ELrcIoRs ~ lREtASD. In Ireland, with
a population Of between six and seven mil.
lions, there arc ouly abou, 10000 iha, have
a right to vote.
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fbr GlrforN Drmorrut.
PARIS, FRIDAY, July rs, 1871.

ry-S. VI. PETTENGIli., No. 10 SrArt 81.
fJaar,al Hull iinc) RosroN u cor authorized a-rnl
ior procuring sulsuipiiou,, forwarding ad'cui.c'
tncnis. Sc.
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lilies which owed 70 her, relief from misery
and despair Madame Pclissicr Woud always
give Up the mos, charming DAYS amusement
To 6nd Oui the details Of some alc Of souov
which had been told her; and si'c Iel', when
her morning lad bcra tlur rCNi''ably 'reH''
that the ancmooa rssseS u'occ delightfully."-
than usual
.. wclcomc, Coalmcc,' she said, as ih'
work sirlvas usbstcl niohos srcaknsI-roUm
~ vas waiting imraticn,ly Coz YOU. Nv
cousin Pierre IS coming 10 take me ior DIVE
IN ,hc BO.s d. Boulognc by anlby,aud want
10 sear Ma, cloak which ro juub, you have
Aadc enmugly.'
"lIo7c please yon, Madame, rcr'-
oI Cou.taucr, taking pudcsyd .'ai.
"wha, is tha, you have 90 tha' ~luarr par
Gel. child AMI why are YOU 80 o-t II breath
aal 30 pal- go
1t is whole history" said Constance,
lowering ber eyes upon lbc ground.
q" Lrtmc have TO-. You Know ] am vastly
curipl.. Talcjh.. rup orchrrUal-, ari iril
me a, once"
Con,n7c,. taking e1aa-r from ,hr curr.
rcrcy. told. in as ;ru wont. as possible, hCr
li,,ory. Sl,c narrated how she mode ihr ac.
ousiptspec ofiL- PAINTER. anil ,hel bow, 1frr
,r7rl, , moBtl's drlay. .hr bad ioari uui h..
.,rr,, N1lim- PcE.,..r listened with rap
al, awakened is,rrr.t
.. Nnd latvouli son lr,r lur jo, caIJ-
said She. when ulc your. s.5 bod toll hrr
story.
Madame. Charlie. Dupont b, ,cp ,.'ai.
R..rf .7 money b. would not receive, E.i o.
,,r v,,.rI only b. .o rool a,to SO for ,aar
rorn.ti, h.n. sou would atl deeply O. ,.a'
5-lt Of gratitude which Co-,ar-r ala1N
ovss rga."
.Wub r.rr7.rr,. 90 r-.I OIL. yu.ar widow.
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n The report that the Maine coasters
drop shingles overheard every half MILE 50
as to know the way back, IS wholly "i'hO''
ioun laIiOn,
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Your ohrdicut servant,
FIIZilENRI WARREN.

1t seem, to OBJ, TIA, the department give a
construction to the phrase "tnusicu, news
papcr," not justified by die language Of the
statute, and one also which, Il adhered to-,
will give rise to great difficulties and innu.
mcrablc pcrpleNI,Ics. How can II be posi-
lively known before hand, whether or not "a
subscriber to newspaper will continue his
subscription for three months orlouccr and
I.s-- slss o.n ,l,s ,o"ssq usuces e Ia. failure
to do 80 be guarded against, except by de-
mlnding prepayment on al newspapers atthc
Office Of publication ior tie fr-tthrcc monlhs'
Yet, TO make such an cNaciion, would b. Ia
make 40 essential modification most onerous
to newspaper publishers, and attended with
yas,iuconvcnirnccs confusion and uncertainty.
Ifthis singular Interpretation Of the statute is
the offspring Of FiH lIcnry's brain, Gas We
are inclined TO think It ~ we shall look ior 4
revision Of it, either in consequence Of his own
" sober second thought" or by order Of the
chief Of the Department.
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society, and nrgci'
.Coustanec. there is bat one joyous hop,
in this heart, and rbl, horc is to sec you my
wife. Without ycu there Is no future iOr me
Constance, why Do so many youthful genius.
a. f,Il by The way. Why do 30 many mcn 81
PROMISE and grclrcs. DE away unknown
why DO 81 many poetic and eudlIhc heart.
,.uk into ohscurty, Dol, that they aye alone
We cri,sis, NOR, lian any men, rccd a guild
bog STAR. Ours s home Uors, and there i.
OBJ, home where woman IS not How would
yul have m7a have patience through ,hs
daily Jludrgry Ut Dos labOr, v.r. uaught bur
four gum vail, 90 gaze at W, $50 most
have VOICE ,o cheer rs, au c,c 90 beam or
us. a lip 10 smile 1, Us, and pres, oa oup.-
aBI that ,uicc. tlai eve, aud that lP must ba
thr voice anil csc and hp OF wom7n. Con.
stance. IL d, 0c alone who Know what woman
IS. and We alone who know her value -,
ls uo, a playtluu- anil tcy Of the rrui.rai',
Doe slave anal drudge Of tbc ,orlii, che obclr
cot s-rf Of ,hc rl,,'dtns MAN Of business, boat
doe companion anl equal Of the m1n Of intel
lcci-,hc ouly rra' mau amid lhs worlds mil
lions. Constance. ihcrrarc angels Boo toe l1.
,rrs above. and 81. hy Gods blessing, wc arr
to --c them, our ewes, accustomed To sec s1cb
dulI uh,c,s gs tins world d.s-loscs in iis or-
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Wmrr Nor,r,N Frrvu.-Thc Dirrr
tors uf thc Atlantic s ST. Lawrence Railroad
and large number Of invited guests, cclchn.
ted ,hc opening OF dee roli To Ih' White
Mountains, ou Wednesday The day was
maruifcrn,-lha run Ia the mountain. and
back was accomplished in excellent time, and
flc entertainment OF dinner, speeches and
songs, va, cnjoyrl at the Mountain Station
House. Among the invited guests were ,hc
city authorities OF Portland, Gov Hubbard
several distinguished c,lt.n, Of y. ll'mp
,hir. aul % large uamh.r Ut gentlemen iu
th- direction of other road. 'r1m thc kcunr.
brr io Boston.
The train wen, up boz thc morning in ,'ur'
l1ur. twenty-five minutes. nn hr Tr'uru
Doe whole distance -mnrly.our m.lo-ua.
reformed insult ef Hr, hours, running t.mr
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Ta,ssrrNrN,r,rrrs The potuIu
Department, have addressed tuc following lrl-
lrrtol be editors ufihe Baltimore Patriot, an.
sacuas tar inquiry whether iona tl. sub.
-ruJ.n 90 Doe city, who have nlgu sent
them iu different summer retreats Coz Jess
than three months, are considered a, transient,
subscribers, anil postage cNaciei accordingly.
Pusr OU.r DEPARTMENT,
July :, l-il.
Gr,rtrvS-l reply 90 You7 vt The hrst
inst. You arc informed that an uDvsp1prrs
sout fora less period than lhrr, months, whcih-
ar ,ent from thc office Of publication oT other
wise. viii comc under the head 0i transient
newspapers, upon which The postage must De-
rr,IliI 10 the office where mailed
Very respectfully,
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A NEW Route to PittsburU. VIA the baltimore. sus-
qehanno and Pennsana Raiiroad7hroush 70 pstprs ~
% express will Calve,t
with the United States mail from Washington and Baltimore
connecting with the fast line at Mddietown l.
irving at Harrisburg at u, m, 10 dinner,
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west at arriving ~
odaysbnrq Al this point have the option
taking Jon-own thence by packet boats
.tagss direct from Holldsyrburgto Pittsbnrg.
Tickets Following points by this
York, Wshsve Columbia, Marietta, Middcowp, Harrisburg
Port Mierstown Peryvie Lewi-ton, Moveystown
ipRdon, HoildaysburQ, and Pittsburg
aso the Cumberland Valley railroad,
through Carlisle sbippenbue Chambersbura and
o points this road.
Of from Washington
OF will bs III.
Railroad the arrival
receive the baggage, which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
octl-dtf Ticket Agent
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The coiieg. of 81. James.

WtsHssroS County, MD,
Diocesan College Of the Profetant Episoopai Church
TUE Will Monday, October 6, 1851
continue the commencement day''tho
is52 New students recommended
py the charge date
college number Of affords the
education, and, successful
confcrs its graduates the usual
demica degrees.
grammar school immediately adjoining the college,
hut under distinct discipline,
The and direction
professors college special advantages pupils
the grammar school
In cases, the study Of the language
and its place supplied by additional studies in
guare-, book keeping, &C.
The situation college entirely heahfui and by m di.
and villages very favorable good morals and
"Remp Hail. building 90 feet by 40 win be- roady for oc
the o the In
Of professors the trustees have recently appointed Dsvey
Evans, lecturer civil and law John
Alexander, LII. ~, lecturer physics chemistry
The whole charge tthe college grammar
schoo) for the session
dollars payable sent annually n ndvanee.
Applications for admission o be made TO
Rev. JOHN y. kERFOOT, D. D., Rector.
College OF ~. James p. o. Maryland.
Aug l4-3aw2m
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The OF viii be entered books unless
payment OF the subscription be made il advance.
distant subscribers may forward money letter. the stage
On which viii be by ourselves in s
Inc cpoNThf fAPER 10 published u weekly during shs ses
siohs ~ congress, and sen,i weekly during
SUBSCRIPTIONS fof period Ices year will bs received on
terms pIoportioned 10 the above annual rates.
WPoSThASIEhs sfs authorized agents and BY
sending DAILY with 20 enclosed or
SEMI WEEKL subscribers, with Sas orys WEEKLY
with $40 snciosed will be copy The
edition as they furnish Eor ~ att.
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IN pursuance MILLARD FILLMORE President of III.
public sale win be held the land oce. sAULT STE
MARIE n the State q MICHIGAN commencing Monday me
parts OF public and within the
ed BY leases o or reported BY ns seoos
containing ~ % which are M me ae which
Of the aih January, isas % 1850,
soered under the provisions Of the entitled
s ne minimum price q Ss mineral lands m the Lake Superior dis
proved 18th September, 1850, 70 wit;
North Of tAs blss line and the principal mdan
Townships fortyseven, forty eight. oynne range
Townships oryseven, oyeish forty nine, my eight,
Townships my esh, and my nine, range
townships nfyone, hhy'wo, and hiy eight of twenty
Townships dlyone, 6y,wo, dfyseven, eight dy-
Township hhy hy six, hyseven, fifty
Townships hy one six ny seven hfy-eyht range
Townships dy one four, dfyave, hy six, yseven
Rs Ry,sish, .a Of ram range i thirty wv two
townships hy four hyhve hhyf and my seven Of range
Townships nny hree any-feu nyave and d, six and town
TownS;R: AZ ,hhvs
Townships hfyone, h-two and dytree, of range thirty
Township dny one, Of range thirty-eisht
Township fty one Of range thirty nine.
Townships d1y and Any one Of range forty one.
Townships forty eight fortynne, hy and fifty of range
Townships eight, forynne, hy, anyone range
Townships forty eight fortynne, fy, my one of nse
Il
Townships forty-eght forty nne fifty, range oy-6ve.
Townships forty and fifty, OF range forty
Townships forty seven, eight and of
range oTy-se ts.r 1T lz. s.a
Townhips and forty eight of range foyeigh
| Township forty eight of range forty nine
Lands appropriated by law Tor the Of schools military and
purposes together with those swamp oveaowed lands
made unfit thereby for cultivation which shall be selected
public sale entitled
and States reclaim swamp lands
within their mits September 1850 H excluded
the sales And locations for land bounies heretofore grant
ed by Of military rendered the
United States wiH be permitted any the above mentioned lands
provided by the entitled An making appropriations
the civil and diplomatic Ac approved Sd
March, 1851.
lists the offered will be deposited with
the and 5au Ste Marie before
offerings OF the lands will ap
pointed will proceed they
with all convenient despatch until the whole shall have been Of
red and the sale thus closed but the sale shall be kept
longer than Two weeks and private OF OF the lands
will be admitted until after the
under hand Washington this sixth
July Domn thousand eight hundred and
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
j. BUTTERFELp,
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Valuable Business Stand for Rent N Washing gton


THREE the building erecting
established stand at the of Seventh
Space viii be coupcrcd
They built In the
and with lights The Ia
the clear, with side light
feet wide by " feet high u has basement IL feet wide by IS
nd a
and
building The second fronting Market Space,
81 dcep then becomes 2G feet wide by p
skyr, feet wide by 2, feet long has basement finished
wide SIS high There
Is by
stairway The third feet wide by 81 deep
by In the the very
could be ade by throwing the two last into Zach
has a vault In The for fuel.
the LIST OF October
store,
fronting (,bo business
e "a feet wide in the clear by Is feet deep and four
cellar ~ so II IL built
manner and tai stand for wholesale retail
business of any kind
terms apply subscriber Miss Bscoe side Of
Pennsylvania avenue, between AZ and 9th streets
A-eod2w ANNE Il. DERN0TT
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- once Department. Angus, ., 1851.

CEALED PRd ALs win be received 4, hs anl
as a,0s % M d Y os9es noon for
copies OF the laws regulations
General shall direct, according TO s copy to
be furnished by ils department The book VIII 800
regulations published BY the ls4 with
and references IN hat edition. and with decisions ndces
DC N 'ne type similar 70 at used IA that edition. and The
shall average as many ems 70 Tue that edition Twen
and trimmed, with si Specimens
the aepas hs eaSnaS 5 - Ie % aons rs can pc seen a.
sheet. Or bound Ae The others, he direct
per page which win be made should
po Is"s for q I@d %
No additional win be figure
Or connected with the furnishing contracted
quality ts 500 copies upon paper Of superior q@ay ee
men o The paper must each bid The proof
men where the proof viii be made, and all
and other work must be arranged the form aud style direct
The whole copies required delivered
ar ,e department, shah
By nondesery s The a. rapidly as The
printer requires such any
s delivery copy
bids places Which can reached il forty
% han @ aas ee g. 81 e a M % the
Washington M M within tls time limited free Of charge
eonfas. within The me and The
terest rest Of The department requires such rejection.
tanned this
proper to insert win also book shall
feet in the terms thereof the bound furnish
finished paper binding equal samples and
s sa the book Of Law" and regulation" published s " ''''
required enter into the contract within
ten days after his bid and give two sufficient suetes
ea under seal endorsed Proposals for Printing and Regu
Aug l2-iaw4w N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
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IN petition Of sewal short, Of New London
praying for the extension of patent granted him 9Th
October sJ for Improvement railway
expiration OF said patent place
day Of October, lt9l-
1t T. ordered that the said petition be heard Once
the ssh day of September is5 ~ O'Clock and all
notified aud show they why said
petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the required to file In the Patent
ohecons specifically writing
days before the hearing All testimony filed by either
transmitted
rules ofhe Office which viii be furnished appca
ion
ordered ALSO notice be published
Republic, Union Washington, d. c. Daily Rec
Providence Journal, Providence
ford New London Chronicle, Connecticut, Express
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Pa
successive weeks previous the 2a Of september
THOs EWBANK.
Aug 2-1aw3w Commissioner OF Pateni4
r. sEdtors Of the above papers win
bills To the Patent ofce with paper containing
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RoHaosp, August l3, 1851.
IN conformity the code of Virginia of 1649 49l
do hereby make
by certificate of the escheaor the county
the land Office 9th August 1885,
inquest held 18th July, 1851 following
parcels land lying the said Berkeley have been found
escheated to this Commonwealth, to wit;
so the mouth of Back creek assessed Benjamin An
drews's heirs.
ia Teanses branch Peter Deals
800 Packhose road James
90 acres Little Mountain assessed to John Powe's heirs
acres on Packhorse road assessed TO
Back creek assessed John Shook heirs
o5 the Frederick line Sco,s
5
$50 side of North Mountain Tibb
heirs.
of Back creek, Andrew Jenknss
heirs.
s. II. PARKER,
Aug l5-law6w Register Land Office.
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IN the petition Of John Thomas o Plan6ed
ina for the extension OF granted to him 2o De
cembef 1887, from
the expiration Of said patent which takes place the @h day Of
December, isyl-
ordered that the said petition be end at the Patent Once on
Monday the gath day Of November 1851 at ~ O'Clock m and All
appear they have,
why said petition ought Ia be granted :. -
Persons required 70 e IN he fatent
specifically seot In writing At least twenty
before day hearing testimony flied by either
be sad Al the aa hearing
office, which VIII be furnished
piesuon. ,,,-,, =. -. ,.,.-
enotc and Inon Washington ~ ~ Daily Bee Boston, Mas
Providence Journal, Providence, Rhode Island
bonr Fcdonian New brunswick, New Jersey, and
Pennsylvania,
the sh day Of November
TIoS, EWBANK,
Commissioned Patents
Editors papers will please copy send their
bills ONCE, with containing This
June t3-law3w
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Commissioner of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs,
OCCUPANTs. AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.

OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every person entitled right of peempon Of the
required establish
con Of the register and sauit ste Marie and make
therefor practicable after seeing This notice
before the day appointed for the Of the public
lands embracing claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited
And having the right under the act entitled An act
establish land Office Michigan ard TO
Of the mineral lands the State Of Michigan
approved LIST March, s4 iessee oeanf Permitees
OF their leases OF the lands above
mentioned and who entitled under the entitled An act TO
price lands in the Lake Supe
district Michigan and the Chippewa district in Wisconsin
1850 land covered by their
leases occupancy permits respectively minimum
acre, covering full section, cni
ted the land
purchase he shall elect do full section" at the
required establish the the
receiver Saut Ste Marie, and
practicable after seeing this notice
Of the pubic
embracing the ciaimcd otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
j. BUrTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land onice
July I3w