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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1851-05-08
THE DAILY TIMES.
THE MAIDEN'S SECRET.

The MAIDEN'S SECRET.
BY MRS. R. S. NICHOLS.
In my heart of hearts,
On its fragrant altar,
There secret lies,
That my lips would falter;
But the sun shines out,
Binding me with splendor,
When L want light
That is soft and tender.
In my heart of hearts
There's treasured feeling,
That my tell-tale eyes
Fain would be revealing.
But il they would speak,
One ever stands before them,
And dare not lift
The curtains dropping DER them.
In my heart of hearts
Secretly trembIe,
Yet dare not sigh
Oh! why should love dissembIe?
Once my tongue could speak,
Malden's never faster,
Now Ills dumb or weak
1t has found master!
Ia my heart ofhearts
Cupids slyly nesting,
Through the rosy hours,
With, the rogue in wrestling;
Often when dream
Hand and foot I've bound him,
Suddenly he bursts
The silken letters round him.
Ia my heart of hearts,
| can hold no longer,
That, which if bind,
Only grows the stronger
Dearest, Pm in love
Gladly reveal it,
There my secrets GOMEZ
Fray, would you conceal it?
[C.n. Com Feb, 49, /.
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SIX DOLLARS PEER ANNUM.

built at Strasbourg. The machine was in fact
constructed, and now exists at the Conservatory.
The troubles of the revolution came on, and it
was forgotten. Yours, &C.
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I GNLOCKS, CLOCKs.-A large assortment of 30
" hour and day Clocks, OF various patterns, for
N'' y ~ 0'' VI ~ R. N. ZIMMERMAN,
my ISL Main ST., Eagle Square.
a IT ENTION, MILITARY Those OF you
kA who are not supplied with white pants, gloves,
stocks, &C., can be accommodated at No. l02 Main
street.
my1 KEEN, CHILES g. BALDWIN.
"A i PRIVATE SALE.-lO0 pieces of A red
IN and al and Sd white Canton Mating, which will
ap 80 ALEX. MOTT.
E(RUIT, NUTS, BEER AND CIDER.
IL 100 boxes sweet Oranges
IS do Lemons
10 bags Palm Nuts
10 bbls Cocoa Nuts
100 bbs Beer
10 half bbs do
100 bbls sweet Newark Cider
Is bbls Lard
Landing per schr. and for sale by
my | II. w. TYLER.
SPRING BALANCES, Nc.-Patent Spring
- Balances, scoup Scales, cork Screws &c, tor sale
by r. M. ZIMMERMAN
my ISL Eagle square
NuATTING, MATTING.-Whte and red plaid
I'VE Mating Of superior quality, for sale cheap at
WIN. J. SWORDS,
ap II No. 225 Broad st.
TT UBEC GROUND PLASTER.-l00 terces
hA fresh ground, landing this morning, per schr Sha
my3 JOHNH CLAIBORNE.
HphACRSMTTH HELPERS WANTED.-
u . One or two good Blacksmith, helpers wanted, to
whom liberal wages will be given. Applyt to
JAMES BOSHER,
ap % No 1913, cor. Main and 9Th st.
Es ROLLS HARNESS LEATHER
VI do kip Skins
dozen hog do
Is dozen lamb do
dozen sides Russell Leather
Daily expected and for sale low by
ap30 l.. D. & w. G. CRENSHAW & co.
G1IRCULAR SAWS.-3 cases R. Hoe & Co.'s
" Circular Saws 4S to Sd inches inclusive, receiving
per schooner Henrico and for sale by
G. ]. SINTON & CO.,
my 8 II Main st.
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BAYOU SARA.-The town of Bayou Sara pays tax
of fifteen dollars for every man, woman and child in
the place-so much for being subject to The whims of
the Father OF Rivers" A little girl named Mary Jane
Sewall, was drowned the 9th ult from the door
step Of her fathers residence The water in the streets
is from three to five feet deep The Ledger cautions
against the practice of allowing children to paddle on
boards through the streets.
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AEOLASSES.-25 hhds. Muscoyado, Of prime
1vh- quality; 20 hhds sweet Cube, in store and Tor
sale by T[NSLEY & BRYANT.
nv 3
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I GNLOCKS, CLOCKS.-A large assortment of 30
~ hour and day Clocks, OF various patterns, for
| ale by the case single one by
| r. M. ZIMMERMAN,
| nv ISL Main ST. Eaoe Square
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BOSTON RUM.-50 bbls, landing and for sale
II by
my DAVENPORT, ALLEN & co.
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EpILES, PILES.-Have you the piles9 Ii SO,
IL Dr. WAISTS Pile ELEcrUARY and OINTMENT
will effect speedy cure. The Ointment alone often
cures; but both certain and safe remedy. Do not
neglect and you will certainly pay the penalty Prepar
ed and Tor sale at DR.. WALSH'S Medical Office and
CHEAP BOOKSTORE,
APT Broad ST., north OF Theatre.
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n UST RECEIVED,-l0O cases of Clocks, of
~ different styles and patterns Also lot OF Jerome
time pieces, which for neatness and keeping correct
time, cannot be surpassed.
ALEX. NOT'T.
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&PRING BALANCES, FOR LOCOMO-
- TIVE ENGlNES.- A supply of our own i'm
portation, received and for sale by
G. ]. SINTON & CO.,
Sign OF the Circular Saw,
my3 II Main street.
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I'D OOMS FOR RENT ON EAGLE
IA SQUARE.-Possesson given on the LIST of June.
These Rooms are suitable for both offices and bed
rooms being the 2nd Sd and 4th stories, and will be
rented by the month year. The location is the
most desirable in the CITY, To good tenants the rent
will be moderate. Apply to
ap 80 TOLER & COOK.
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

The name person win be entered books unless s
payment fthe subscription be made II advance.
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which will paid by an risk assumed BY Surse in its
safe uansmissiOn. a#. #.. .'# ..s ' 3~ "-.'ft'
The COUNTRY PAPER published m weekly during the pes
Sions u Congress, semi weekly during the recess. .
Subscriptions for period than year vii be received on
terms proporuoned TO the above ~ yfyev ie
WfosTmAsTERs authorized and, by
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subscribers with $40 enclosed, win copy OF the
same eduon as they furnish for, sra 1sw
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N and after "Wednesday 9th instant
ivania avenue will be yaeated New
sey avenue occupied 3 Nh aa'r-T E--'-T
Inc passenger Trains will leave the latter commencing
nb asu ~ a. , and y a. M and M daily except Sunday,
Wneh uttwo trains viz al q, a. and s. D. m.
In making this change the undersigned
merchandise. t 80 - =" 4 = - - - :
ions should accompany goods ~ '
This for the protection unless complied with
the goods received. II r.
I'd Consigaees nouhed merchandise be
moved on e same day which Teceiyed the
night. 'T'' "7"
The hours for reception and delivery
a. IN ill 4. pm. .. Il N. g.IISa -si- 7-I -
Inc takes occasion remark that these
regulations bu he has been compelled
nom their frequent violation which has serious
Inconvenience. N#" IFIT
.1 ...u.. n. II. PARSONS, Agent.
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Sealed and delivered in presence OF
1.-TWO Witnesses.
Mar 1-dt3l kwtSep3l
CAMERON sTREET HOUSE.


THIS spacious finished In the best modern style
thirytwo feet running back including the
hfy Everything
provided accommodation and comfort Of large
family To gentleman holding public office in Washington city u
following witt perfect heahnes OF SIT
uauon and pleasant drive from city 70 city, much cheaper
rent living, society II sold hb
will be but rented the rent viii be moderate
Immediate possession had For further particulars apply to
CHRISTOPHER NEALE,
Dec lp-lawu Alexandria
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Furnishing Mail Locks and Keys.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
March IA IShl

Po'r o''roE pEr.srnETgs ,,a..s n ;gs,
for the mail Of the United States
b received and Considered at DsParne
with Of the Postmaster
being extend continue the
s for TO a Ct G% S a S less a
months before ns e % a, kind
oock prescribed as standard the department relying for Sc
oe u for % he ma should
For of dispacng simultaneously all The mail locks
keys adapted thereto win be furnished
eS s no the annual supply will depend on the
durability the locks and Keys adopted well as the increase
thousand ofthe former and one thousand Of the latter
nor will any may made be allowed
make SELL furnish any lock or key similar to those contracted
other than that of the Post Once Depart
msnt -, .. 49,. u,,a.,oo ,.,,
required entering make assignment Of his
patent the exclusive and benefit of the the
General shall deem such requirement essential TO the in
service In of the failure OF the contractor at
General shall have the right besides resort to ths penal
% nv a ps % sa az he % for @
nshine similar locks and Keys
ter may tpeden mails the
serves therefore, The right Of contracting with different
for such ere Of o az he a%s Ss
The contracting
hTy thousand dollars for ahfa performance
provisions for the due and nspec
the locks and keys and aso for guarding against their
hands OF these TO be
the department and the successful bidder bid
should be accepted
No application will be considered not accompanied with salts
factory Of The trustworthy character OF the bidder and Of
N X. HALL, Postmaster General.
March l6-lnwtlstJuy
STAMMERING CUBED.-Dr. Comstock's vocal gymnasium
u and other detective articulation
eocuon, for the reception Of
pupils successful
A. COMST0CK, NJ. D..
9s Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS.
Published by A. Comstock, NJ. D., Philadelphia.
fThe following phonetic alphabet the
only perfect alphabet gwen world because Is
only for the various notifications Of the
n speech, accent, infection, ntonauon, sc
The Testament 81 as The Phonetic Speaker 81 The
Reader 81 The Phonecon ST. The Phonetic Magazine
two voumes 81 so My Little Geography 25 cents Treatise on
Phonoogy The First Book POpes Homes Had, S
octave pages so cents Minstrel, l2k cents.
publishes monthly periodical, entitled Comstocks rho
n.e pronouncinf and eymoiogca
dictionary In publication in the Telegraph
shoud be
A CoMsToCK, NJ. d., Philadelphia.
r.h 10
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THE MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH COMPANY,
(MORSE LINE)
wAsHsoTos OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
I,iai, La.,., % =. .f nr..i.-.., II..-I

wAsHisoTos OFFICE, PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Fifth house Of National Hotel, No 6.
THE by any company in the Cnited
Saes and pioneer line,
between Washington Baltimore Philadelphia New York. and
delivering and receiving the nesdae stations ae
de Grace Wilmington Trenton Princeton New Brunswick New
ark, and Jersey Che only line in country present
having four weshas lately undergone repairs
prepared transmit deliver messages which
may be required of for the accommodation of the public with
accuracy, and fidelity hitherto uneQued. This
connects with other companies OF Morse nes no and
south, extending already fifteen thousand miles, either of
which
ayers Of this line have lately thoroughly syemauzed its
both Its
charges are equal to all with special vor With the ac
nes o business now possessed by this inv
ted this line, they reliable
graphing The offices of Magnetic Telegraph Company
Hotel Baltimore No Exchange South Gay Philadelphia
No. l0l Chestnut street, Quincy budng York.
5 Hanover street, corner of Beaver ..
VIM M. SWAIN, President
March l4-2mds II
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Young Ladies' Institute,
Late Mrs. D. II. Bun's) corner of 9th and streets.

Late Mrs. d. H. Bur's,) corner of 9th and streets.
THE subscriber will the charge this
day the 2lst OF April and will give his
department The usual branches Of thorough
English, French, and mathematical education will be taught
The religious instruction the will
formularies of the Protestant Episcopal Church.
The and principal
him to look for the Of the public and for
ing measure of success.
For boarding pupils, SIS per quarter
For day s. to GIG
Payable always in advance.
Music drawing, Latn Italian, Spanish German
Reference Rev c. NJ. Butler, d. D.. Rev w.
French Mr. Ftzhugh Coyle Washington city, Rev James May,
d. Alexandria Ri Rev Aonzo Potter, d. and The clergy
generally of Phladspha and Rt Rev Alfred Lee d. Dr. of Della
WILLIAM J. CLARK.
Mar 2l-t25thAp
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FORM No. 4.

Z
County
thereby certify, that this - day Of ,i in the year
personally me, here insert the Of the wtf
hers insert The Of the warantee and the said
pitnes being well known duly
his declared said that he well knew
the Warrans and that he was The
executed the within Of
Attorney and his satisfactory evidence OF that
there insert the uarantee tereupon
acknowledged the said power to be his act and deed
OHeers Signaturel
An l2-law6w
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DRIyATE TUTOR.-h young English gentleman who has
received edncation resided
obtain the position OF fmor
son private family Of frespectabiliU.
parties Of the highest especaby either in this country
in England,
Mar !.
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SUPERIOR Dngucrreotypes First Premium III. H
y wHTTEHURshas the field Of his operations
ground any dasueeop the country His galleries
between ~ and 6
Baltimore Bamore broadway and Leonard
street New YORK; street, Richmond, Sycamore
street. Petersburg, Main street. Norfolk and Main street. Lynch
burg, Virginia
Ills beautiful electro dagueueoypes
extraordinary Improvement inng faithful and highly finished
n n seconds. .
The rstary ground invented by H. Wmtchu gives
airy and living appearance TO the picture.
distribute than thirty thou
pictures annually and given dissatisfaction This
certainty atteng the superiority of his kenesses
n W. Of the public generally his elegantly
Furnished gallery where Tree
exhibition OF pictures will be given
competition In dhguereotypes at be
Maryland institute, be awarded be ht
medal by the judges . - -.
,,,snaed IA Nov 2s--dly !,
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NEW York and California millionaire Associ.t,on.-

NEW York and California Millionaire AssOetatt0n.-
~ thousand dollars Capital 81 000
0O0 limited number shares be obtained influential
parties who have capital invest admitted
conformity with the revised OF New York. per
liability
certificates shares issued therefor annually
with fair prospect OF doubling WHOLE operations
trade and the United under
OLIVER HOLDEN,
As General Partner and Chief Company,
No III Wall street, New oh
Caonns and other responsible throughout the Union
obtaining United appl
cation and in the assocaon be employed diff
points, where line and be made
available for ade the mails and freight and
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and the Americas. Ul#L s
There large and increasing business doing with Cao
Pacific and long the supply gold continues
demand for goods manuaeiure will asonish the
liberal and calculations therefor And 1t Is this
profit this association being formed,
der the style OF q. HOLDEN n CO., a. .r-s
Mercantile Commercial, Commission Merchants Banking,
Insurance. and Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital g. 200 900. ...t
Feb 2-u
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Whole tickets s2o-Haves Sl0Quarters S5Eighths 81 So
Certificates of packages of 26 whole tickets S2iO
26 half do 100
Do do 26 quarter do 60
DO do 26 eighth do 30
Oders tickets shares and certificates packages in the
splendid prompt
drawing Immediately after all
who order from
Address J. 4 C. MAURY, Agents.
May20 Alexandria, Virginia
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For finoy Point and Other Landings the Poto-
mae, BALI @ 1..|#ht ~

For Piney Point and other Landings n the Poto-
mae and Baltimore. ,...'+' ~
sz-S The public splendid pres
sa6nAkanA. sure steamer BALTIMORE Capt A. McCausand
tied up WIN rooms and one hundred and my be aud
tween Washington and Alexandria Bamoe commencing
the Sd of Aprlnext .'
Leaving Washington Mondays ThursdRys al O'Clock a.
and Alexandria IN O'CLOCK the
wood Aqua Creek and arrive at Pney Point O'Clock p
and al Baltimore the OF the night Returning the Hal
will wharf, Baltimore, O'clock
Tuesdays and Fridays arriving at Alexandria II O'clock
and at Washington AT lo'ciock, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Passage from Washington to Marbury sloo
De do Pney Point 200
Do do Baltimore w
Excursion tickets to Baltimore, with privilege of return
The baltimore will the different landings on the Potomac
Ior passengers and freight
Meals and
For further particulars freight apply the Captain ON
GEO MATTINGLY, Agent
FURNITURE Dry he Season.--CLA AGETT
DODSON respectfully inform the public the following de
sirabe goods added stock
hand .t
1874, 1874, I4 3D. Russia German, Bsrnsey, Scotch,
"a Bloom Albert basket, Huekabaek,
with and without borders .ya....s.
dozens by yard all absorbent and well adapted for
bathing purposes
"A linens expressly covering chairs divans,
sofas &C. s5&a~
A brown Hollands for do
French and English chntzes lille figures all for similar
purposes &4t 80
"a striped dmy color and
white pink whe blue and whe and all wle for bedpeads
aud drapery, chamber curtains, &c. 4
Fruit and wine cloths, with doiies TO match
Always be had general assortment Of
pengs the elegant Administer the lowest priced rag
s#aY44s
Also rugs mats drugget dry goods house
keeping all of which will be sold low. May 2S-3iM
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NEW AND DESIRABLE GOoDs.-Just received
IN 90 pieces handsome China silk
10 do do China silk grenadines
IS do do silk tissues, style
SO do do plain and figured berege
10 do Donna Isabella, entirely new
10 do Donna Maria, do
20 do India silk ....
do printed marques for dresses and pretty
so do berege de lane
IL do French figured foulard silk
10 do French de LANES, superior
do black silk, every quality aud price
Is black lace nantes
80 DO DO sss,.i sssm.
SO pieces black lace, all widths
superior and figured white and coored shawls
Together handsome assortment OF mourning
goods Sorts embroidered muslin chem
collars silk mits Kid and silk gloves
stock Of French and
English cloths dnngs sesungs, crava &c., To which
solicit the attention OF buyers . = ,,o,, . :,
Ap o-2wn r. H. Hooh u 20
NOTIFICAT1OS-The subscribers beg leave inform the
IN public Just opened large ant
stock Of following articles to which they invite at
ention, viz
Linen sheetings, 64, "a, l04, and l2-4, Irish
Ga, S4, lo4, and l24, German
Pillow linens, all widths, Irish and Scotch
and do So, 50, IO+, and ~
White and colored Marseles quilts, some very large
Alendae quilts, very cheap
Richardson's family linens
Gray and Sons soft finish do
Scotch Hollands or family
Damask table cloths, all sizes and qualities
by the yard all widths some very superior
Also, a superior lot Of silk warp and gauze hanpels
Gentl-men's and ladies' gauze under garments
assortment Of houscfurising goods
Mar @-4wH II. n aooE " W.
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General Land Once,
Ansfl a. 1851.

NUMEROUS applications having been made this ONCE for IN
" formation rotation the in which land warrants un
der the 26h September 1850 should located foo"
answers thereto have been prepared, TO wit ,.,
There modes by which these locations may be made
LIST. by the wanantee in person
%. BY the through the agency of this ofhce
ID BY agent attorney
Ihe adopted the application must be made
In writing specifying the tract land district section Of country IN
which location desired and be accompanied by an ahday
according 10 the following form, No. !.
Where third mode adopted, power OF attorney must DC
Produced executed by the the presence OF Witness
according following om No which power OF attorney must
be proved the be- before some oncer
authorized take the acknowledgment of dseds according form
No 3or4. #.. f.. 4. ....,.. 49, .....s.
IN all the patents will be transmitted TO the land oce
where the location made unless special directions to the contrary
be given
4 j BUTTERFIEID Commissioner.
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Second COurse.-DancnG Academy.
MR. f. Il. Liable citizens Of
III Washington Georgetown that of dancing
win Thursday hs
residence, Pennsylvania avenue opposite Wlards Hotel
Days of uon WashingonTuesdays Thursdays, and SatuI
days. Georgeown-Mondays and Fridays
Dec 2S-dtfif
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IN pursuance oflaw MILLARD FILLMoRE, President Of The
United States of America, do hereby
thar public will be held in
ne S .
s a :" & s Dc Of ss public
N0rth ofthe base line and Ve Of fourth principal nsida"
Township twenty seven, Of range one.
Townships twenty three twenty four twenty i've, twenty six,
Township ,wsny-nine, Of ianss four: -
own.s TSwns AND y Of nss % vs o
Townships twenty twenty twenyseven, twenyeigh
Townships twenty-five, twenty twenty seven, twen-esh
Townships twenty i've, wentysn, twenty seven,
Townships and eight, of
townships ,wen'yhy wanlys1 twenty seven tweniy-esh
At the same place eommencn. on Monday the eighteenth day
next for s disposal q the public lands situated ~ within
North the 1aseiins Sest Of the fourth principal erdan
Townships twentthree twenty four twenty-five, twenty six
Fractional township twenty three and townships twenty,
wsn Ave. twenty x, twenseyen and twenty eight Of range
Fractional township twen.ytree and townships
twenty hVe twens, twenseven and entyeghl OF range
townships twenty twenty four townships
twenty-five twens, twentyseven and twenty eight Of range
sixteen. ~ s' "
township twenty four townships twenty fye
twenty twenty seVen thirty trtyone, and thywo OF range
Fractional townships lwenyour and twenty FIVE, townships
thirty and thirty three and fractional
oen and townships thirty 1--WE and thirty eighteen
seven fractional township twenty eight township twenty nine
townships thirty three thirty five, and
hrysx of the main channel of the ST. Cox of range
nineteen
Fractional townships twenty twenty and
hysk all of the channel the st. Crox
twenty ".'' ...
Office MINERAL POINT commencing on Monday
within the following fractional township tracts viz
North the line and the fourth prnepa meridian
Fractional township the Mississippi river, of
fourteen.
North THE line and the fourth principal meridian.
Section. four eighteen inclusive the main land in township
twelve on the Wisconsin river, Of range eight
Al Office GREEN BAY, Monday
eighteenth August next disposal public
within the aforementioned township and tract wit
North the base line and east Of the fourth principal meridian
Fractional township twelve the right bank of the Wisconsin
river, Of range eight
The southeast of thirty dying within the Fox
river grant,) township twenty sixteen.
Lands appropriated by for the schools military, and
other purposes swamp
lands made unfit thereby for cultivation which shall be
ected by the State authorities before the appointed for the
Of the public entitled
can enable State of Arkansas
the swamp ands within their mts approved September 2s
1885, uiL be excluded the sales
United States Of
provided by San
propaon for civil and diplomatic expenses
&c, approved Sd March, 1851 ....
days appointed, will proceed
advertised, with all convenient despatch,
shall offered and the sales
shall be kept longer than two weeks and
the lands viii be admitted
weeks.
my city Washington this
day Of April Domni thousand eight hundred and fifty
MuLARD FILLMORE.
By the President:
j. BuTTERFIRLD,