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formidable powers Of the globe. The
Adminisiraliou of Mr.. MoNRoE was char.
acscrized by the prevalence Of opposite
clemens in the political world, and has
been no, inapprptia'ely denominated the
'ers Of good feeling. p Buff. Com. O
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Here is book which we can unhesi-
,aliogly recommend, not only for lis able
eloquent and iorcible style, aud the cor
reciness Of It's historical details, but iol
the beauty oe its typographical appear
ance. The psper is Of an unexcepiion'
able whiteness. tho type clear and ele
CANT, and The binding superb. e
Ia the book beiore us, besides the
beautiful snd impassioned Euloges from
The illus,,ious Sage Of Quincy---pr paret
by request Of both houses of Congress-
there are distinct histories Of Se respect
i've Administrations Of these two States
men and psirio,s, whose services in civi
capacities have rendered their names i'm
aotta!, and endeared themselves 10 ever.
Am, rican heart Batavia Adpocatc. p
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The history Of this country has no er'
more intensely interesting than the Ad
ninis,ra,ions Of MADISON and nj NRoE
aud no son Of the republic was more
competent 10 sketch those Adminislra
lions than Mr.. ADAxss Himself a.
actor in the great events Of that time
aud from his habits Of observation an,
thought, fitted above others TO Judge 0
their characters. The discourse on th'
life Of MADISON, pronounced in ih'
Capitol, has all the sobesness and digui,,
,bycomineG The mai sty Of The audiehce
and Yet there leaks oul from ,s elaborate
and measured sentences The fire Of eth
old man eloquent" Both of them ar
condensed histories Of The time, ant
might, perchance, like the leay.s Of lh'
| ancient Sybil, have been scattered by ,h'
air. had not some careful hand giye'
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Adams has said in written form, j
worthy OF preservation: whatever he ma
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the past and the policy Of the Stare, ma
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sell, and for the other reason, that
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immortaI fame has now been, added u
the same treasure Of national renown. :
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GENERAL Las Ovuor, March 81 lsSL
IN ORDER that the liberal views Of Congress passing the
who engaged military service Of the Un
States be carried and TO the wann
gratitude country patriotic and at ~
the hardy and cntePrsng settlers on ~
public land. the fruits Of their industry and pnyauon me
Of the Interior ha. Directed -, -,
public all settlers public lands ne
within thirty days sAer making hcr settlements and W.
required by the Of a'h sepsm
ls4 to secure their empion rights, and prevent ~
by the loc alton Of thrse warrants. A.
And that all be located the land sppna
subject private entry the Nd march, 1851, without 20
whether said land In improved and sa rs
located, said shall remain in the hands
forty days. n end Of that time there
terference by those locations win emPon claims
office for BATH "'
such interference new location win be made ov;or
Wsuantce. locate their their own pre- ~,
rights the land proclaimed and offered al pupn
pior vi March 1881 and where the minimum pee o. .v h
Ave can py ~
OF land and ,he a'
by estimating the warrant ut 81 2ep M
fnied s,s,e. sionr the route. Of railroads or canals
Where application made to this once by the wa'ran
the warrant the applicant should designate me
country which he wishes the
specified IL would be wen 70 a. ,,e
the order which they desired Inst ~ rs MOI
shall been taken, the warrant can nc
the first Of the others without further
these the affidavit Of the Applicant .en eo. men
oshs, that he the idencs cam
TONED In the warrant must accompany the application nc
rules must be complied with where app, a."o ~ wade nv The al
u.,,sp executor Ac evidence duly certified h
authority ALSO accompany the application n
nv clanse OF the act making appfop ,ps
The support fer the fiscal year enanp
approved I'd March, 1885, ~ enaoeo ,nn' oso 49, nv
shall be located on any anu
heretofore brought into market ana w" ny lam
~ amy 20 ns, ns or any other law granting land
except that which had been proclaimed and onereo "" ~
the ri Of March, 1851. ptrrTrRrJFIp,
Ap l2-Iawew com"'s.-
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IN pursuance Of the Congress
Arkansas and Territories q Wis
on and Iowa p eaS - ~. uas
do hereby dse.I: and make know. ,h.
Illinois and Wisconsin, The periods hereinafter designated
Al the land once a, MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, commen
cling Monday November for the disposal OF
s mo :s ,S a 'iS ns ~s s, w s
dents proclamation OF the goth November, 1916, viz
NORTH of base Of fourth principal meridian.
west quarter Of nineteen and d. quarter
Of twenty one, in township one, Of range enc.
the southwest Of section The southwest quarter
:. ~. n' sd
hy in township one The quarter o. ,ns ounsas
hpsI township two; and the west half Of the southwest
The east half and norhwe.t quarter quarter
section twenty the southeast quarter 81 The quarter OF
,oas, Of The northwest quarter and n. northeast Of The
aua.s aid The northeast qassr Of III. quarter
II, own.nP,wo the east hal. Of G ncr,hsa. quarter Of sss
east half Of the northeast quartet The ea half and
s cas-, half Of seven quarter
Of the northwest quarter Of hirone IN township hve Of
half and northeast Of the ,ou,a.s. quarter. he
Yves, quarter the norheas, Of
the south half Of the nohe.. quarter. The east half
quarter Of southeast OF and the
a. s "S once pxos on Mon
day. hirdd.y q Noysmbe. next for The d.po. Of The follow
being embraced in unenped lead were Withheld from
the public saic Of the s April ordered BY the Prcsdenrs
proclamation Of the sth Of September is", via
Of line and Of the fourth principal ~er,dion
Tho half of the northwest Of section
OF the northwest Of thirty and
half Of the northwest OF thirsysx in township
twenty nine, OF range
The quarter quarter
Of three
and the half OF twenty-five,
ship twenty nine, 81 range two.
fhe the southeast section
four, in town,bp twenty nine, of range three.
The southwest quarter Of The .ou,hes.. quarter and the ne~ss,
thirty and the half Of the northwest
in township twenty nine, OF range T.
fourth princraI
part The
Of the northeast quarter OF twenty-five In township
The half Of seventeen township twenty
nine, Of range two.
In accordance provisions July,
tie aforementioned lands until been offered
public sale and become subject and locations
for hounte heretofore of Congress mill
rendered United c, bs permitted
Of The above mentioned lands provided by the act entitled Gan
government approved ID March, Ie5 The
offered sold such legal subdivisions will include the
mass less than tco dollars and fly eents and
sold public sale such price, shah be
sale within feirs months thereafter shall be
suhject 10 sale other lands.
IN. kept open weeks
disposed Of private
and the orad will be admitted until AFTER tire
ton oftbe weeks,
81 General Land Once publish this proclamation
brief description OF the above lands prepared from the Official
ment-.
Given under my hand Mt the city Washington,
eighth day April Domn thousand eight hundred and
any one.
WILLARD FILLMORE.
ny the President
j. HuTrrsrIEIp,
Commissioner Of Geuersl Land once.
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NOTICE to residuary legatecs Of Nelson Reed, De-
IN by decree Vt Baltimore county asn(
equity, dated the day OF March,
in cause therein pending between James Dudley %
Baker William George Baker, under the will said
Reed the auditor Of Baltimore county court In order
of hands OF said trustees
and 10 said court upon the nma
and proofs that be produced, who were the children Of
Mary Barton Rebecca Myers Elizabeth EicheberSer lwho
sisters wife, Nancy Resd Joseph bunsstou, (whe
Of tesators wife, James Reed Isaac Reed (who
brothers tesaor Elizabeth MArll Rebecca Ioyd
Beiey vho Of tesaior living the death Of
Reed widow, who died the day Of Sep
living at the death Nancy Reed and what
Of then living Of such children deceased
of Nancy Reed and ASCERTAIN
whether Alexander Reed Robert Reed brothe
of the testato either
which the time Of the death Of said Nsnc
such said Nancy Reed having
Nancy LEFT living the death Of said
Reed, and degrees Of relationship Of
issue living death of said Nancy Reed and
report who the children Of Dnah Dudley living
Nancy having died before the said Nancy
issue living the and degees Of Relationship
also report OF the parties entitled
living Nancy death have since died. who
Of such decedents and the expiration
this tie said the
who have established their tide to participate In s
| fund.
New, Of said decree, all entitled under
Reed deceased hereby notified
proofs Of their title before the said court br
day September 1851 and that, in default Of such ap
ance proof parties failing appear will be excluded m
among the parties 90 appearing and proving their stis:
| ga #H WIN. GEO. BAKER,
Ap 8-lawl0w Trustees, Baltimore
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Al 6-lawl0w

CoMPEnDrUM Of IN. Ens,r. Body Of .hs Law
9vOl', Law Sheep svo, pp 4,l77 Retail pgice 60
- and 81 Ann street, New Yot.
| Opinions Of the Pvcfsasion.
There profession that such
pN0"' p~''"~se' CHIEF JUSTICE NELSON
Justice Nelson in his opaion Of the
toned work. - -.
Nrw Yo.r, Sept Is, 1880
The vast reliable fron rang
powerful sSrsry 70 The law student. rvins him The 1cy or
reference and win extensively aid the students the paedona
~ - ROBERT J. WALKER
oorosrs u, 1850.
Eratlned accuracy much please
precision with which the pm
sancs myself anxious profession Shout
learn /" merits and like me- enjoy " advantage rnvrNns
NEW YonK CrTr, Oct l6, 1850
inparts ali the advantage. of and well arnr
book, while Tho profession deal OF time
'''''' DAVID PAUL BROWN, Philaa.lpha
Mr. Kinne ha. collected great diligence accuracy
cases dsciasd on The point. y his QUESTIONS and b.
references copious give any
JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia
lhave examined Kinnes Compendium
my would allow and satisfied that !.
sansd.,o f.ehta,. the ssors prepsos
for trial and argument Prom an examination Of the
titles, with confidence that they treated with
JUDGE GRIDLEY, Unca New Yott
calculated be help the student Than any OH,
Of rise extant, and will nnd lis a~y~
-'' W. L. HURST, Philadelph.
The plan, utility accuracy these works h.v. rcc.vs
the unqualified appreciation Of the mos, distinguished a, N "
Vermont, Monblow.r Of New Jemey tucker of Virginia. Grand
- faS,,.hed by JOHN p. TRow,
Nov a4-u ~ and 81 Anns'eet
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To be delivered by the 8 day of December
CLASS No. I7-Miseelaneohs Hay, &c.
~ ton. !, best timothy 1ss s,,, hay per ss ton
CLASS No. -Miseelaneous.-PYopsndsr.
$50 bu.he. old corn, per sushel
4sO do old OATS do
provided contract and TO be distinctly understood
specified The probable quantity which
be and 70 M Ss for a inc sue. no
require during the fiscal ending
ss. ,.n ino.e specified, tie price.
article. %S' be Of e ss Is. . may
and be in all satisfactory 10 the comnnAnt
ply 1, p1 the eomnsndans Of ,aid yard.
The deliveries all building materials may be firth
contract, and be continued from time to time as in the opinion Of
completed within the fiscal ending Both day oIune
Ali building materials to be BY adopted by the
regarding which can be had on application
On classes headed to be delivered required
during the .Sa ysa s invent" p o e $ y
ber January April When the deliveries have been salts
J. @s:hneau wiss,a thirty days .e the presentation
.G and Sg s per @
usci shall been removed from the nsvyysrd
BY a.. IN delivering ~ Or any the sss
~. .Sd .n pss @
u.sd damage Gum Of money sqSa sa
paid delivery thereof which qudatsd dam
the Of the win be
eny additional security, deducted
the shall have been completed
cancelled unless otherwise authorized BY the department
the suree and make andavit
WORTH and above their debts
and Liabilities full amount of the contract
signed by the person persons making IT,
and BY according form annexed and their
State be distinctly stated the
annuns without dana
shall make appropriation fof the articles
cont for.
accepted will be notified by le,ier
oe which shall be considered suncien
contract fof the supplies specified
Of the their
will made with other and
all deInqucncss .F. .#
All osrn conformity with this advertisement
rejected Those only whose oneu
forwarded, without de
lay, by the sxent at Wellington
FORM OF OFFER.
To Macy Assnt at Washtarfon, ID. c.;
g., o., hereby offer TO furnish,
under your dated day f. and subject TO all
all the articles embraced In class NO.
viz there prices carried out
ing [wriie the aggregate in words
he under Of the State OF and
- ---, the State d, guRrsntor, hereby un-
dcr,ak. that WILL II his offer be accepted,
enter before Required, with the United Stairs,
Of through the once, OF
the acceptance OF his bid, as before mentioned.
certify that known TO be good
and responsible guarnntou in this case.
sureties be signed by agent
collector, district attorney, or postmastsrJ
May l2-lsw4
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SEEDING A. WYI.IE,

Budnss, Peunspiranid usr door @et OF
Brouns Hotel, Hashinrfon, d. @.
DHAs DE sELDING ANDREW wYLIE, IT,, having formed
partnership for the purpose 81 prosecuting claims before
m-.ionsfs appointed adjustment OF poliauon other
against prepared their
all business that be inirued
obtaining pensions bounty
under treaties or
buying selling estate collecting claims
resu, &c.
Andrew Wylie, will attend TO law business with which
he infused the
District, the Supreme Court United sntes.
sedins United commissioner, notary
prompt the taking of testimony, acknowiedg
deeds, which apperan his Office
will be regulated by the amount claimed
and Of services required.
pos paid receive immediate attention
Sept S-dly
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