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Pension and Bounty Land. agency.

THE subscriber has opened in the city Of Wash
| ington an AGENCY for the prosecution Of
all descriptions of claims against the General
Government.
His perfect knowledge Of all the Pension Laws,
ard the places where are deposited all evidence Of
service now extant, will enable him to establish
many claims which have long remained suspend
ed for want OF proof and proper attention.
He, therefore, offers to the public his services,
particularly in the following cases, VIZ:
Suspended and rejected claims under all the Pen
sion Laws:
Applications for increase Of pension, under any
Of the Pension Laws, where the pensioners are
dissatisfied with their present allowance
For all those widows who received, or are emit
tied to receive, the ten years pension due the 4th
of March, lS4S; under the acts of July 7th, 1888,
March Sd, 1913, and June 18th, l844, being those
who were married before the LIST of January 1874,
he will undertake TO establish, under the act OF
February %, l648, their claims to pensocs for
life, commencing on the 4h Of March, l848, when
Their pensions under the foregoing acts termi-
uated
B For all those widows of revolutionary officers
or soldiers, who were married after 1893, but be-
fore January I'd, 1900, he will undertake 10 estab-
lish their claims to pensions for life, commencing
on the 4th Of March, 1913, under the ACT of July
90, l84S.
To all those widows ofrevolutionary pensioners
whose claims nave Deen rejected or suspended Tor
want Of proof of service; or those who are in the
receipt of pension under any Of the pension
laws, less than that received by their husbands
under the acts Of May 18th, 1928, or June 7th,
1882, he will ensure the same amount per an
mum that their husbands received, from the time
the pension is made to commence by the law UNI
der which they claimed or have been pensioned,
BOUNTY LAND,
For the surviving, or the widows, or minor child
rem Of deceased officers and privates, who served
in the war Of 1919 with Great Britain, the Next
can war, or in any of the Indian wars. since $780,
Terms moderate, where the claim is established,
otherwise no charge
The subscriber is also appointed Agent for the
District of Columbia for the British Commercial
Life Insurance Company, established in 1870, and
empowered by act of Parliament, for the insurance
of lives and the endowment Of children, in LON
don, New York and Washington city. Capital
s3,000,0OO.
Communications addressed to the subscriber,
Washington, D. c., will receive prompt attention
M. THOMPSON,
Attorney and Counsellor at Lac. and Commits
missioner Of Deeds for North and South Carolina
p. s. Refer, if necessary, to the heads Of de-
partments, and 10 members Of Congress generally.
March 25-tf
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The SEA GIVING UP ITS TREAsUREs.-Th
Plvmouth Memorial saws,

The SEA GIVING UP ITS TREAsUREs.-The
Plymouth Memorial says:
"During the gale Of last week, quantity of
linseed oil came ashore in the breakers, ut Man.
oment Ponds. The oil was in forty gallon
casks, fourteen Of which we're rolled upon the
shore in safety, but several casks were burst by
being dashed against the rocks. The casks
that were saved contained about thirty gallons
Of oil each, which proved TO be in good cond-
ton. The condition of the casks was such as
to render Il certain that they had been in the
water great while, perhaps many years. The
outer surface of the casks was considerably de.
cayed, and there were four ridges Of iron rust
on each, which were the only remnants Of what
were once iron hoops. The casks were covered
with barnacles"
The Boston Advertiser thinks the above came
from the brig Hollandcr Of Boston, from Rot
terdam, which was capsized and sunk in Massa-
chusetts bay about ten years since. The break
ing up the vessel, which was FASTENED by the
gale, probably disengaged the casks from the
hold, and being lighter Than water, they rose 10
the surface.
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Corros IN LrBERIA.--Letters from Mohrovia
TO the 18th Of February, state that Liberia will
soon become large exporter Of cotton. The
success which attends its cultivation Is beyond
the expectation Of its warmsst friends
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BOUNTY LAND,

For the surviving, or the widows, or minor child
rem Of deceased officers and prvates, who served
in the war Of 1919 with Great Britain, the Mexi-
can war, in any of the Indian wars, since 1880.
Terms moderate, where the claim is established,
otherwise no charge.
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Am I, said Mr. Brown, TO he denounced as a
disunionist, and traitor because have labored,
by night and by day, to avoid one and the other
Of these sad alternatives! All my efforts have
been di ected TO the great work Of perpetuaing
the Union, and as n best means of accomplishing
this work, have sedulously labcred to keep
down the increasing power, the grasping am
bition, and the insufferable insolence Of the
North. Such power and ambition and insolence
Is wholly incomratbe with the safety and per.
petuty Of the Union. hold these men enc
mics of the Union who, by their conduct here,
stimulate the Moth 10 farther acts Of aggres-
sion on our rights. lie alone is friend Of the
Union who stands by the Constitution, and
boldly maintains the rights Of the State.
Mr.. Brown said this cry Of disunion was not
new In this country. u commenced in 1893
80, when, in the great G ,n'est between FEEDER
aIism and Democracy, Mr. JtfFrson, Mr.. Madi-
son. and John Taylor lad undertaken to bring
back the government from its wanderings In
Federal ways, and place Il again on the Repub-
lican track. And this cry had been raised again
and again whenever the States, or The friends Of
the States, had interposed TO arrest the increas.
ing and prospecting power Of the federal govern
ment.
The passage Of the alien and sedition laws
was the first great and alarming net of usurpa.
ton on the part Of the federal government The
States Of Virginia and Kentucky, led on by JEFF
ferson, and Madison, and Clay, and Nicholas,
even amid the jibes and taunts Of their sister
States, had checked this usurpation, and finally
rolled back the tide upon the Federal usurpers.
They had laid, deep and lasting, the foundation
Of the great Republican party. The Virginia
and Kentucky resolutions, together with Madi-
sons exposition Of them, might aptly be COM
pared to the mud-sils Of mighty bhdge--thsy
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QN petition of sewai Short Lendon Connec ctcut,
praying the extension Of
the expiration OF said patent, which takes the
nv October 1851
said petition be
day September, 1851 II O'Clock.
notified and show why said
petition ought not 10 be granted.
opposing file the Patent
testimony filed by either
be said be and transmitted accord
which will be furnished applca
ordered also, that this notice be published in the iniscncs
Washington, Daily
sachnse, Providence Journal Providence r. Couran
ford London Chronicle, Conncctcut Express "
Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Pa week or
weeks preyiod 10 the 2eh day Of September
THOa. EWBANK.
Aug 2-law3w Commissioner OF Patents
sEdors Of the papers please copy,
bills the Patent Occ, with containing this
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(TAe Co,ge Of e Protestant Episcopoi Church,
THE win Monday, October 1881
L and continue day''the las
July 1854 New students are recommended TO enter
received time they
estimated date of their entrance
The college usual number Of classes, affords all The o
and the successful temna
on collegiate course conrs its graduates the usual AGA
dcmcal degrees -
The school Immediately adjoining The college and
the rector but under dsnnct d-cpne re-
OF their aoademica course and prepares
,bco for The collegiate The oversight and direction oi The
Of The college secure special advantages 10 e Pups
he grammar school
In The meresnte casses, study of the Greek language
omitted and place supplied Ly additional studies In modern Ian
uuag book keeping Ne
ge situation college entirely beahfu and by its dis
rsnee and villages favorable TO good morals
order.
Hall building 90 feet by io viii he ready for
eupsiop session. In addition the
s OF professors have recently appointed Hugh
Evans lecturer on cv and ecclesiastical law, and John "
Alexander, IL. d.. lecturer physics and chemistry.
whole annual charge he the college and Ernmma
scLoo Of months hundred twenty y
dollars payable semi annually in advance
AppIcau for admission 10 be made
Rev. JOHN D. KERrOOT, %. n, Rooior
College of ~. James Y. q. Maryland.
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A NEW Route TO Pittsburg. VIA the Baltimore, s"s-
gushanna and Pernsyara RaiiroodThrough TO PWsb"s ~
kcssAn express Of will leave Calvert station dan
United States from Washington and Baltimore At "a,
with the fast line at Mddletown " n ar
riving AT Harrisburg st u, m, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west At 2, M, arriving ~
odayrhurs Al this point passengers have the option oi
thence by packet boats or
stages direct from Hoilidayshurgt Pittsbnrg.
Tickets by this train, ~ wit
York. wrrhtsve, Columbia, Marietta Mddetown, ani.hurg
Port Mler-to-n Pc-vilc Bowsown, MoVeys'own HUNT
infdon Holidsy augsburg, and Pitfshurg.
This train also connects with the Cumberland Naey
which through Carlisle Shpponsbug, Chameersof aho
other points this road.
from Washington for any e
points Of the company VIII % ~
depot the Ohio Railroad Company on me
morpinq the baggage, which wiz pe
'''''' " e's " ROBERT STEWART,
oo,I-dr Ticket Agent
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NEAED PROPOSALS will be received this department
the l0 day OF September next - O'Clock noon
ing paper o And pnns binding and enyelopng IN printed envel
e Post Once Department. with postage tables and such other mat
the General shall according copy
pages octave q m SIZE Of the pages Of inc edition Of the laws and
aud references that edition, and with decisions and ndee 10
be annexed, ia the similar that used in that edition, and the
lour thousand hve copies delivered we .ewed
me IL when i a Se done b
The department The remaining 500 be delivered in
Proposals price WORK al The npnber pages
n'oss stated and @ aeduson % per afs which VII y s
that corresponding afa increase for shall be allowed
Of postage or other tables for other real alleged labor
connected WIN e furnishing Of work Contracted for
The 14pO printed white a
quality md the SEQ OF superior quality Aspect
sheets ana eyises must BE- fso s O. limo furnished 70 The depart
men where the viii b. read aud corrections made, and all
ed BY The Postmaster General 39
The copies above required delivered
Pos. Dce Department before The ssninaon q weeks
sns & inc . s a0
by the delivery Of the manuscript rapidly as l
forfeiture Of Ten cents per day for delay
hs delivery Of each no! delivered within The time aforesaid
bu bids will be received om places reached
% ne
Washington G l ny within The time limited, free Of charge
satisfactory evidence the ability comply
itself right reject bids determine that
terest OF The department requires such rejection.
tanned in this advertisement Postmaster shall
be delivered in complete order, consequence any
feet N The terms thereof the contractor is not bound 10 furnish
and Finished and in and binding equal % te samples and that
equal to the book of laws and regulations published s4 afore
ten days after his bid accepted and to give two sufficient surees
Bids should addressed the second Assistant Postmaster
ea uader SEAL endorsed Proposals for Printing Laws and Reg
Aug la--law4w N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
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pursuance MILLARD FILLMORE President of ,ns
ns, MAJ public sale win be hsa a, The land oee sAuLT STE
N s @ sS'e ~ 81 a commencing on Monday The
S 9ns n and parts Of sections Of public lands situated m4
ed By mineral leases no pacase reported BY
S Sy a %ss are NIB the which
Of the aath January, ls4s June h 1885, and
eoeIed uuder the entitled An ae, 10 reduce
met pss and ns s iaes Ghepsws lands IN As LAKE
proved Goth ssptsnber 1850, 10 Wit: ~o'''' -
Horih cf ~ 6se line and Of p me5in
"wnsh @ ioryeVen, forty eight and forty nine Of range
townships o.ysesen, forty eight forty nine, my eight,
Townships aayegs my and any nine, ,wen
townships Myonc, hfytw and fiy eight range twenty
townships my one afyt~e, fiys dfyegt Gny-
Townslps hfyone, nywo, anysi my seven aud G eight
Iownsii hy one hy six, dty seven, aud eght range
Townships fifty one fifty four, yhvo, Gy six, fifty seyn and
' Tessps ss q sSss ' ys,s and my seven. >.
TSwnlhps 6Ay4hss nnyeour hydvc and six and town
ship sixty Ave, Isle Koyale OF range lhy tour
Tow"I. s and a my range ,r'yhve
Townships hiyone, hftytwo and three, of range thirty
Township 6n' one, Of range thirty-eight
Township my one, ofnnge thirty
Township fifty one Of range forty.
Townships dty and dny one, Of range fory-onc.
Townships eight ior,ynne, fifty, dy one range
Townships for'yegt, fifty, hy one, range
four
Townships lor,yeght forty ny, range orydve
Townships iofty nine and fifty, OF range forty
Townships forty six forty forty eight and forty OF
oTty-scven.-
Townships iortyseven and forty eight of range
Township forty eight of range forty
Lands appropriated by law for The of schools military and
together ovehowed
made unit thereby for cultivation any which shall be selected
by the State authorities before the days for
public
State Of Arkansas and other States reclaim the and
within their limits approved September 1885, H
from the sales And locations land bountes
United siaies u be any lands
provided the entitled making appropriations
the civil and diplomatic approved Sd
March, 1851,
OF
the Sau Marie
offerings Of The lands will day ap
and will order which
with all convenient DESPATCH until the whole shall been of
the sale closed the shall
than weeks, and entry any the lands
will be admitted until after the apaton weeks
my hand, Washngton
July Domin thousand eight hundred
MlLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
j. BuTrgRfIELp,
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Valuable Business Stand for Rent In Washington


DUREE building erecting old
established stand the OF Seventh and Market
completed October
next They built the modern style for dry goods
with ghs The ls feet wide by
side light IN the
~ feet high IL has basement IL feet wide by So
deep dry, finished
room lighted by windows
building store fronting Market Space,
sky, feet wide by y feet long II has basement finished for
wide IS deep high. There
is n
stairway feet wide 81 deep, sky
feet by
made by the last Each
has a vault in the pavement for fuel
af possession the Ist Of October
warehouse store, the side OF and
fronting business
cty wide the clear by IS feet deep and four stories
high 80 deep II Is built in the
and capital stand for wholesale retail
kind
apply subscriber Miss Bri-coo south side OF
Pennsy yIvsnia avenue, between ~ and 9th streets
Aug a-eod2w ANNE X DERhUTT.
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HEAporAnrRns MARrvr CoRrs,

HEADQUARTERS MARIgE CoRPs,
Quartemastcr's Office Washington, Aug IL, 1851.
SEPARATE proposals will be received this Office until IL
~
Department Marine Corps 5000 yards light sky
blue 6s kceys every respect sample furnished
department. phadephia
the direct follows, 900 yards
18Th october and the balance before the st OF
December 1851 Proposals be addressed the Quarernaer OF
The Marine Corps, Washington
J9 The newspapers Washington, Philadelphia New York
Boston, the habit Of publishing proposals. for this oce
the 26ih
and send their bills accompanied by printed of the advertise
me to this Office for payment
l4-3awt26lh
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Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEssEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.

Every entitled the right
lands above mentioned required establish the the
cuon OF the register and receiver Sau se Mae and make
appointed the public
the lands embracing camed otherwise such claim
Will be forfeited. u
And having the right under the entitled An
establish part Michigan
the sale Of the mineral lands the State Of Michigan
approved lst March, lo esse occupants, erniees
the extent OF their leases PERMITS OF The lands above
mentioned who entitled, under entitled An act
La4A
district, Michigan Chippewa district in Wisconsin
1885, the land by
leases occupancy and permits respectively at the minimum price
full section,
tied lease permit the land Of
purchase II he shall elect full secion ht the
establish
and receiver at san Ste Marie and
ma practicable after seeing L noie
appointed for the OF the public
embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
vi forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
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sale Improved Land. TIA OHIO, eeaea by tn. WV
andols iAa 1sA2.

hereby given that under the authority this
IN Sd March, lSi3, the unsod portion
lands Upper sandu OHIO eeded BY The Wyando
l7h March 1872 be offered public sale,
office Defiance Ohio Monday the fifteenth day OF september
The the minimum OF these lands
al two dollars aud and that the value
me improvements by the OF the War Department
shlli be paid ia addition 10 The price of the land.
o sale Will be kept than absolutely
10 vifsr tie lands, exceeding weeks.
Given under this seventeenth
day OF july Domin
JOHN WILSON,
c the
July 2l-law6w General and Office.
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IN the petition Of John Thomas PsnheId,
for the Of patent granted ooh
cember
the expiration OF said which takes place the 9o day OF
Bccember 1851
ordered petition the Patent od'ce on
Monday, 2h day OF November 1851 - O'Clock m ana "
persons appear any th'y nave,
why said petition ought o g granted. -, -.
Persons the required % h'e W. ~" se
objections specifically forth IN wfihnT
days before hearing. An testimony nsn ~ e p"v
he az hearing be aken and ua""ea IN nc
cordancs Office which w DC in'spen on aP
pication L. ~ t.,.u...nnx
Ordered ALSO notice be Published IN ne n.esesseI'
Repubic and Jnion d. ID Day bee boss"n Was
achnsetta providence Journal Providence Rhode island Tr
nn N New Brunswick, New Jersey, and
,,, Ioonrer Pennsylvania,
a previous to the sfth day ~ November
tmoo s"'S's THOs. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
u Editors OF The papers will please copy,
,,s 10 ,e Patent ONCE, with paper containing this
luna tJLfawlw
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Virginia Land Office,

NItHMUND, august
IN conformity Virginia of 8i9, page 49
do hereby make known all whom that
escheaor the
the 9th August 1851
July 1851 following
county Berkeley
escheated TO this Commonwealth 10 wit:
Back creek, assessed Benjamin An
drews's heirs.
Peter Deals heirs
Packhorse road assessed James Greer
90 Little assessed John Powelis heirs
acres Packhorse road, assessed 10 same.
Back creek assessed 10 John Shocks heirs
Frederick county line, assessed to Isaac Scot
heirs.
of North Mountain, assessed Wm Tbbs
heirs.
Back creek, assessed to Andrew Jenknss
heirs.
.u... s. IL. PARKER, ,t#,
Aug 81 Register Land Office
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University Of PcnnsyIvan Medical Depart
Eghty-sirth session, (e5I-'5a)
fsNiiE lectures
i terminate al the close of March M ing
Practice Of Medicine by H. Wood N
Anatomy, William Il. Homer NJ. D..
Materia Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, NIL.
Chemistry, James b. Rogers, NJ u.
Surgery William Gibson, NJ ID. r.
the Diseases Women Children Hugh
Hodge, Nj. ID.
Institutes Of Medicine, Samuel jackson, NJ. ID.
Clinical Instruction the Pennsyyania osptal BY George
W ood, M. Dsyuud hyaf10o W. nj. ID NFs
Demonsatve instruction in medicine and in surgery by
professors Of the medical faculty. assisted by W. W. Gead NJ d.
and Henry IL Smith, nj. ID.
Practical anatomy by John NeiI M. D., denonslrator
Amount Sl05
MANIPULATING (pad oniy) 5
-.
Graduating fee 10
W. H. HORNER M. d..
the Medical Faculty,
6 Chestnut above Theenh opposite the United States
Mint, Philadelphia.
Aug l-2awlOctl5
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William and Mary College, Williamsburg, Wa.
tlIlE Of this
9Th of October. Since
been made fun of instruction
chemistry The college carefully
and The study adapted the all classes
dents The whole exclusive
fifteen classes For proficiency eight Of
Bachelor of Philosophy conferred;
cludDg the ancient A.
cheney in all, the degree Of a. Nj.
Faculty.
Right Rev. John Johns d. d., President Professor
Philosophy and the Evidences of Christianity
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor of Municipal
Law.
Eei Mathematics Natural
Morgan ]. Smcad, Pm. D., Professor OF Languages
Henry Wasington History and Economy
Toten, d.. Intellectual Philosophy,
Bellies Letters, aud Rhetoric.
Robert Gatewood, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics.
July 23-lawiw
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Assistant Teacher Wanted hn"ssd's'sV'
TIE Principal Of the wsrssscn N O. Male Academy WISHES
who s qua'ned 70 tesoh
mathematics He must
sober habits and good moral character
applications immediately and post pnd
TO Principal.
|
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University of Virginia.

NIE next University of Virginia
aud eelureship, viz:
l. Ancient LansuagesPoiessor Gessner Harrison, NJ. d.
p Modern Languages-Proesor NJ. Scheie de VeIe LII. D.
g. Mathema,ics-proesor Edward II. Couropay, LII. d.
A. Natural Philosophy-Prolessor VIM b. Rogers LIZ D.
O. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
T. Comparative Anatomy Physiology and Sngery-Janes L. Ca
Moral Phlosophy-Proiessor VIM McGuley DID,, LII. D.
8. Law-Professor John b. Minor LII. d.
Adjunct Proessor-James Z. Holcombe.
TO- Lecturer and Demonsaior Special and Pathological Anato
ny-John Stage Davis, a. NJ, NJ d.
To be admitted into University tho student be lG
age but Of two brothers applying for maculsuon the Faculty may
applicant admission has been student any
corpoated he cannot received into the University
less he produce cerhcaie such other satisfactory
evidence, TO the Faculty, of general good conduct
The whole exclusive Clothes books,
pocket money, estimated as follows:
Board, including for 0 800
Fuel candes be furnished by Proctor
cent commission, estimated II only one student in the
dormitory $50 if room,
Washing may about 81 session .......... 10
Rent Of an ensre dofmlo, $40 ior ha occupied by two
Malreul.uon fee OF library, public Is
Fees II single professor BE- attended, $50 ntwo, $50 each
If three S25 each.
law the junior class the fees above;
intermediate class they $50 in all and the
SIS the higher fee In each instance giving ad
mission, besides, lower class in the school-say..
81;
Medical Department
In the medical department expense tuition including
dissoctng fee. sa5.
months enables the student complete Of
tenvo that OF other medical institution the Union
tending only two lectures day
Law School
An adjunct proesorp having been appointed the department.
be fully
practicable will be added short Of lectures
law, together with exposition OF The most leading
WIN. s. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron Of the University Of Virginia