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IN petition Of John Thomas of Pained New Jersey pray
ing for the extension Of granted TO him on the 2h
cember improvement docks, years bo
the expiration Of said patcut which takes place the Roh d "
December, ls5l-- na., -,
ordered the said petition be heard at ihe paht % m
Monday 2h day of November o5 al y NJ ~ &
" any Wy n"fo
why said petition ought 90 be granted 81, a. ,o pscnt
pe.on opop.iua the extension required 20 be ~ wv
objections, specifically set or ~ wv m psr n,tY
days before the day III fhearinr An testimony h,d "
s,us, transmitted ~ ac-
eordance with the rules the Office, whch "i 'e " ~
tJed also that this be published ~ tne egesgeI,
i 2 tirnn washington, D. - Daily Btei bosion Mas
providence Journal Providence khyde isana m
49, 80 Fedonian, New Brunswck, New Jersey and
oune Philadelphia, Pennsy wanna, once weektor
three successive "''' y THos. EWBANK,
Commissioner Of Patents.
pao Of the papers will please copy, and send their
.t ~ me Patent Office, with paper containing this notice
June l3--iaw3w
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Congress- approved September 1885,
millions dollars stock TO be paid to the State
for said meDoned with provso
millions stock shall be issued until
holding bonds and other certificates Of
Texas which duties specially pledged
shall first file OF the United States releases OF nil
undersigned creditor OF State
holding following described bonds
the be and for which
mentioned In the said specially pedged
lIiere describe bonds certificates.
Now the purpose complying provisions Of said
ard good consideration hereby release
United states them,
account OF (bonds cei6cater above described.
Witness my hand and seal at this --------day Of
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j. BurTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE- -ENIpTI0N CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESsEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMIrTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- -ENPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS
Every person right pre- empon any Of the
required establish the
and make
payment therefor practicable after seeing hs notice.
the day of the public
of the lands embracing amed otherwise such claim
viii be forfeited.
every person having gh under entitled An aci
establish land office in the northern Michigan ard TO
the lands State OF Michigan,
LIST March, lsi7 iees Permitee 10
OF their leases permits, of the lands above
who entitled, under entitled An act
reduce minimum price Of the mineral lands in the Lake supe
Michigan, and the Chippewa district, Wisconsin,,
18th September 1880 10 enter the land covered by their
covering than full section, enii
lied permit land Of
purchase, IL he shall full section" The
50 so required establish the same to the
the and Sau ss Marie, and
practicable after seeing thi notice,
appointed OF the public
embracing claimed otherwise such claim
vi be forfeited.
J. BUITERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Julyq qT--la
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THE ne u session begin Wednesday, the 18th day Of
L ber 1851, and close let March, 1859.
Nathan r. smith, NJ. D. surgery.
William r.. A. Aiken, NJ. D, Chemistry and Pharmacy,
samuel Chew NJ H., Therapeutics, Maca Medica and Hygiene
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy aud Physiology.
William Power, VI. D.. Theory and Practice Of Medicine.
Richard n Thomas, ~, Midwifery and Diseases Of Women
Children.
George w. Milienberger NJ D., Pathological Anatomy.
The ample opportunities for the prosecution practical
atomy nj a moderate expense
Clinical Emit
the Baltimore nhmary with tho privilege Of daiy
wal without charge the student .,
500 practical anatomy $40; mac
uaton, s. graduation, $40.
WILLIAM v. A. AIKEN, Dean.
Baltimore, August /, 1851. Aug b--1awtl5Oc.
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Virginia Land otiice,

RIcaaosp August u, 1851.
conformity code of Virginia of 6ig, page a9 section
6 do hereby make krown To all whom concern that
escheaor Berkeley
office 9th August 1851 that
inquest 18th of July, 1851 following
land the said Berkeley have been found
escleated to this CoInmonw ealth, TO wit; #Esta.
mouth Back creek assessed Benjamin An
dfews's heirs.
iehanse branch, assessed Peter Deals heirs
packhorse road assessed James Greer
Llle Mountain, assessed 10 John Poyel's heirs.
PackhOrse road, assessed TO
Back creek, assessed 10 John Shocks heirs
Frederick county line, SCOTS
$50 side North Mountain, assessed VIM Tibbs
heirs.
n creek, Andrew Jenkinss
heirs.
s. IT, PARKER,
Aug l5-law6w Register Land Office
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University Of Virginia.

THE next annual University Of Virginia will
October aud continue without inemssou
18th OF The University comprises the following schools
and icctureslip vZi
/. Ancient Languages-Profcstor Gessne Harrison, NJ ID.
2 Mudem languages-Polesser NJ. Schee de Vere LII. D.
3. Mallemdics--pT Edward H. COun8Hay, LII. d.
4. Natural Pblasophy-Prolessor Wm D. Rogers LII. d.
Chemistry Maera MGdica-P0icssor Robert L. Rogers
NJ.
g Medicine Professor Henry Howard, NJ ID.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology, and SugeryJames L. Ca
bell A. NJ, NJ. ID.
o. Law-Profcssor John u. Minor Ii. D.
Adjunct rrocssOr-JHmes r. IOcombe
ID. Lecturer special and Pathological Anato
my-John Stage Davis, A. NJ, NJ. d.
University years OF
age brothers applying REGULATION the Faculty may
adult under the age OF i6.
the applicant other in
cofpoaed seminary, received
produce certificate such other
evidence, 10 the Faculty, OF general good conduct
The whole exclusive clothes books and
pocketmOney, estimated as follows;
Board including and for SlOO
candcs furnished by tie Proctor
per estimated il only student In the
domory, $50 II W the room, nj SlJ..... Is
about $40 10
of entire donnitop, S6 for hal II occupied by
fee, pry, pubc ......... Is
II single profssorbs attended, $50 two, $50
IL liree more, SaS each.
law the junior as nboye;
intermediate caSs they the
S75 higher each giving
mission besides, any lower class in the schoosay.
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Assistant Teacher Wanted irrusdisfeiy-
THE Principal war.nson C) Male Academy wishes 10
teacher who s quaihed 70 teach
mathematics lie must
man, habits and good moral chahc'er
mediatey and BY letter. post paid
10 Principal.
Feb lo-du
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Whole tickets S2O-IIaves S0-ouarten S5-Eghths 81 So
Certificate of package Of 25 whole tickets, S270 90
do of 25 half do 1876 90
do OF % do 81 SO
do OF 25 eighth do 80 rs
Orders packages
splendid lotteries win receive the attention. and
official each drawing immediately
all order from
Address J. Il G. MAURY, Agents,
Aiex
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Charts California just finished and ready
distributions.

series of charts embracing the latest surveys Of e faisones
bay % francisco, bays San Francisco
Pablo bay, confluence and
Joaquin and the
Sacramento river middle fOTk the American river,
including OF Sacramento aud Boston, together win sal-
directions tables OF latitude, Longitude and variation, bear
distances, and tidal observations by Cadwaader ring
gold, commander United states navy.
The consists charts ~ by 20 inches each le gen
the whole made by Com
including of the San joaquin river by G.
Gbbe, with line and Sfr distances between all me import
u II State Of California.
eKhts FHOues and entrance TO the bay oil san
francisco, n n sea Of halt an inch mile. .
scale of about inch 10 mile
bay of San Francisco TO the Amer
river ciues Of San Francisco
Vallejo (e capital stated eniciu, Martinez, New York OF
the Pa2ihc suisuu, Sacramento aud Boston
the principal anchonges from san
Francisco o city enlarged scales.
directed undersigned, OF Wm r. Bayy,
sadonor, Washington city D. y, will be promptly attended TO-
FRED ID, STUART, Sole Agent
Herald, Orleans Picayune, Cincinnati (Ol
Enquirer, Louis (io) Daily Times, New Bedford Nass)
nccu Daily Atlas, Nantucket Inquirer salem Register,
Philadelphia North Amercan Norfolk Herald Baltimore american
and Charleston Courier please insert twice week ree nmes ana
send til with a copy Of the paper to Washington Union
| Aug l-lawu
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william and Mary College, Williamsburg, Wa.


TUE session of this institution will Wednesd0y, the
9Th OF October Since the ample preparations have
been made full of instruction and agricultural
chemistry The statutes OF The college have been carefully revised
and the Of ndy adapted all classes
deat The whole exclusive the includes
heen classes For proficiency eight o these The OF
Bachelor Of Philosophy conferred proficiency twelve
cudng the ancient languages the degree Of A. D. aud for prof
cheney in all, tIe degree OF A. NJ.
Faculty ...s .@#@
Right Rev John Johns, D. d. President Professor OF Moral
Philosophy and the Evidences of Christianity.
Judge Beverly Tucker, Professor Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
benjamin Ewe Professor Mathematics and Natural Science
Morgan j. smead, PHI D.. Professor Of Languages. #aa
Henry A. Washington Professor of History and Political Economy
Gotcn, Professor Intellectual Philosophy
Bellies Letes, and Rhetoric
Robert Gaewoot, Adjunct Professor OF Mathematics.
July 23-law4w
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled the right OF OF the
agd within The Townships and OF townships above
eh ~ required 10 establish The satisfaction the
ana receiver Of the land Office and make therefor
soon practicable seeing th before the
p0ned o the The public sale of The lands
bracng the claimed otherwise such claim viii be forfeited
J. BUTrERFiELD,
JUS 27-lawl3w
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sixteen. = - -.
ahus appropriated by law for the OF schools military and
uhef purposes together swamp and ovefawed lands
maae unh thereby for cultivation, any, which shall be eectd
W ny state authorities before the days appointed FOR the
~ e public sales respectively under the act entitled An act
70 e e state OF Arkansas and other states To reclaim the
swamp ands within their limits" approved September 2s 1850
R % ereIded from the sales And locations for land bOunes
Heore granted by law Congress for military services
dea 70 a United States rH be peredon Of the aboremen
d ahd as provided by the entitled "An act making
ahohs Tor Tho civil aud diplomatic OF the government"
&c, approved Sd March, 1851.
e offering Of The above mentioned lands will be commenced
ne as apponed and viii proceed the order in which they
Feed win all convenient DESPATCH until the whole shall have
peeh oeed and The sales thus closed but sale shall be
open longer than Two weeks entry Of Of the lands
WIZ DO hdmliied until after the the weeks.
os under my hand at the WashneIon this
day OF Juy Domn and
..- MILLARD FILLMORE
by the President;
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IMpoRrANr cAIlrORNIA cuAnTs. Win SAILING >

IMPORTANT CALIFORNIA CHARTS, with sailing
Drections BY Commander Cadwunder RnKgod, United states
navyembnoing of the Faaones 10 the bay
San Fanosco bays Of San francisco and san Pablo straits
Carqnines and Suisun bay confluence and dec
Sacramento and San Joaquin including The cics o
in Washington ci,y nv TAYLOR MAURY,
Aug R0okselers near s''su''-
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INCEST Decisions IN the Courts o, hI"hs % q
the United saes BY John Putnam, ~ ,hs daoioos IL the
courts OF equity In The United states previously !" '' ~ P
lished, p,ANap TAyI.oR
July 81 ~~
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Improved Lands n Ohio, ceded by the IVY,
..... andots in fsIs.

NOTICE hereby that, under the authority IN s
IN of Sd March, lS43, he unsod pnruun r m
lands Cppe sandusk ONO, ccded BY The yUndo
The 1h March 1912 viii be offered pubic sale, tile
office Defiance Ohio Mond, the deenn day OF September
The March, sl3 price these
dollars that the value
The the agents the War Department
shall be paid la addition 10 The price of the laId,
The sale viii he kpI open longer than s absolutely necessary
offer the lands, exceeding weeks.
Given my nnd, cy Washington this seyenieen,
day of july pGnn thousand eight hundred and htone
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the
Juyai-lawGw General Land Office.
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University Of renpsylvenio, aisdicai Department.

University OF Penn psylvania, Medical Department.
ghty-siaiA session, (la5i-'5l.l
iE lectures viii Monday, October the 9th, and
terminate q Tie close ot March
Practice Of Medicine by Ii. Wood NJ d.
" lliam t. Homer, NJ. ID.
Medica and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, M ID.
Chemistry, James u. Rogers NJ, u,
Surgery, William Gibson, M. d.
and the Diseases Women and Children Hugh L.
Hodge VI. d..
Institutes of Medicine Samuel Jackson, NJ ID.
Pennsylvania Hospital by George b.
Wood, NJ. ID, and by Geo. w Norris, M. ID.
DenlOnsraye Instruction in medicine aud IN surgery by te
medical assisted by W. w Gerhard, Nj d.,
and Henry II. Smith, NJ. b. . @r E~M
Practical anatomy by John Neil, NJ. D., demonstration.
fees Lectures the University
Maricnatng fec, (pad once ohyl
Practical anatomy ~
Graduating w
w. Il. HORNER, NJ. D.,
Dean the Medical Faculty,
street. above Thcnh opposite the United States
Mint Philadelphia. As..#
l-2awiOctl5 3. ss#a,
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Thomas Miller, D. Professor Anao ny and Physiology
william Johnston, NJ. d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
o. Women and children
Joshua Riley, d. Professor Medica, Therapeutics
and Hygiene.
Fred May Professor Of the Principles and Practice OF
Cation Tyler NJ d. Professor Of Pathology and Practice OF Med
Robert King Stone d. Professor Of Mcroscopca and Paho
logical Anatomy
Edgafd Foreman NJ D. Professor OF Chemistry aud Pharmacy.
Inmts &. Morgan, NJ. D., PtosrCt0T and Demonstration.
The entire expense Of lectures By al the
cHsnrs SO
Practical anatomy the dcmonsraor 10
MatrcuRng pay able only once
Graduating 70
Clinical given regularly the Washington nhrmary
JNo FRED. MAY, NJ. D.,
Aug l0-2aw1d Dean.
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4 AOTrCE.-HooE, BROTHER co. beg 70 inform har
that they have just received from the latest m
tons a rich aud beautiful assortment Of -. -
French embroidered muslin, cambric and lace sleeves Guns
Catnhrio nonnciogs, insertings, and edginr rn. e,
Also jacnret cambrics, India, null, and Swiss ""'' "
dresses, to which they invite attention.
July l7--
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In the medical department expense tuition including
aud disseeng Fee s9j. The session
months complete studies
Of any other medical institution in the unon by
tending only W lectures day
Lam School
An adjunct having appointed department
the course Of study enlarged The subjects equity
commercial will taught fully than
will be ADDED short lectures
civil together with cIposuon OF the most Important leading
cas- u law and equity.
WA. {. KEMPER,
Proctor and Patron Of the University Virginia.
.
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\ hTIOShL MEDICAL CoLLEGE.-rhe lectures in thi
" viii hrst Monday OF November
and continue until March, ......
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REhOvAI~NDE sEI.DlNG wYLfE have removed the
General Agency and Law Office Seventh between
uee opposite Odd Fellows Hail. and two doors from the
".uonal lptengcncer Office.
Mar 2-Aswn
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NAVY DEPARTMEsT,
Bureau Of Provisions and Clothing, August IS, 1851.
cEAED proposals, endorsed "Poposals BeeGo
u poals Pork as the may be- will be
oaee O'clock Saturday the 20h September
next furnishing and delivering ee of all cost and risk the
United States
rive thousand hundred barrels navy beef and three thou
s,nd six hundred barrels OF navy pork;
Pach barrel less tnan hundred pounds
weight OF OF weight in either article will be
pad for be delivered the respective nasyyard as follows
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FORM OF RELEASE.

WIN. L.. HODGE,
Acting Secretary ofthe Treasury.
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DHIIIP BARTON KEY will attend 20 any bustnes
may with before either Of the courts Of this Dis
c and prosecution Of claims before
rre.s nd Departments. once on street.
w.surraror. July "a. ia<a yT-3s~rh
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Enxllsh Ahelltlen.

We have received from some friend Of ours,
who has our thanks, "The Enquirer" published
in London, June al, 1851, which contains long
account Of "a special meeting of members Of the
Unitarian association, and Of the Unitarian body
generally on June l3, at the Freemasons Tavern,
in reference to slavery in the United States"-
The speeches are full of the invective and slang
of American Aboitionists. Butso important
facts are stated; for instance;
sMr EstIin then referred to anti-slavery re-
solutions that had been passed by various ortho-
dox bodies, many of them specially advocating
The exclusion from their pulpits of ministers
from the United States, who had given any sup
port, ssither by speech or by silence" to the
pansaes ofths Fugitive slave law. Among those
wsvs, - Baptisf Union" meeting in London
. bUdysof Members of Baptia Colleges !; the
Bri16bE NJ Gloucestershire Congregational
UnSsw = annual meeting held in London Of
the Coa9vdt6gional Union of England and
WslsS ihe Evangelical Alliance, dc He was
pjsnsed, however, to add, that Unitarian societies
wmp showing IN interest in this great question,
NJ NY ~ ~ satisfied must ere long, diffuse it.
~ 1pGs Wildly through our body. Bssidss
,oAf1 (tonnl mtelfngs at Bristol, Exeter Ia
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From the National Mfeiiigencer.
Late from Havana.

We last evening saw gentleman direct from
Havana, who, having been a passenger in the
steamer Isabel as far as Charleston. had made
the trip to this city in less than six days. He
states that Havana was filled with rumors of a
revolt against the government in the eastern
part of the Island, which many persons sup
posed to be of serious nature Among the
reports is one that at Puerto Principe three
companies of the regiment of Cantabria threw
down their arms and went over TO the Creole
insurgents The remainder of the re- eniment has
been publicly disbanded at Havana Another
report is, that the people of San Juan de los
Remedies are in open insurrection, and have al
ready established provisional government 1t
is also said that at Tunas a detachment OF
Spanish troops were defeated, whilst in pursuit
Of the insurgents, with a loss of two or three
hundred men. This loss and defeat, however
according to our information, may have been the
result Of accident, as the troops are stated to
have been crossing river in scow, which
suddenly sunk, whereby large number were
drowned. All we have on the subject of these
reported outbreaks in the Gacefa dc Ia HaJ,ana'
of Tuesday last, the 22d instant. now before US
is an official publication, of which the following
is translation:
DEPARTMENT OF THE MILITARY SECRETARY.
His eycelency the captain general has re
ceived communication from the commander
in-chief of the eastern department (Gen. Man
zano) dated July 18th, including copy of I
letter sent to him on the same day by the com
mander of the infantry regiment Of Ysabel II.
(Don Joaquin Gil,) in which this officer states
that he attacked the band Of insurgents com
marded by the rebel Don Joaquin Aguero
Aguefo in which the latter lost five men killed
fourteen horses, eleven saddels, eighteen guns
and carbines, six pistols, eleven machetes. (lonl
swords,) fifteen bowie knives, and medcin,
chest, with all its contents he not being able t,
destroy the remainder Of those miserable ant
deluded men, because they retreated to n thicl
and mpenetrable forest, whence they canno
escape without receiving another severe lessor
that will entirely dissipate their vain hopes.
His excellency has likewise received ,nothe
communication from the commander-in. chief o
the Central department, Gen. Leymery,) datet
Puerto Principe, July 18th, in which he state.
that another body of rebels (twenty men, com
manded by Manuel Nunez) had appeared, ano
that forces had been sent to pursue and arres
them, which has probably already been done
In view Of these events, his excelency hn,
ordered courtsmartial to be convened in the dis
affected districts, to Judge briefly and sum
marily the insurgents, their accomplices anc
nbettors.
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By Hook OR BY CRooK.-The destruction
caused by the fire in London, A. ID. 1866, during
which some l3200 houses, &c, were burned
down, in very many cases obliterated all the
boundary marks requisite TO determine the ex-
tent of land, and even the very sites occupied by
buildings previous to this terrible visitation.
When the rubbish was removed, and the land
cleared the disputes and entangled claims of
those whose houses had been destroyed, both
as to the position and extent of their property,
promised not only interIninable occupation OF
the courts of law, but made the far more serious
evil of delaying the rebuilding of the city, until
these disputes were settled, inevitable I'M
PEELED by the necessity of coming to more
speedy settlement of their respective claims
than could be hoped for from legal process, il
was determined that the claims and interest OF
persons concerned should be referred to the
Judgment and decision of two of the most ey-
perenced land surveyors Of thst day--men who
had been thoroughly acquainted with London
previous TO the fire and in order to escape from
the numerous and vast evils which more delay
must occasion, that the decision of these two
arbitrators should be final, and binding. The
surveyors appointed to determine the rights OF
the various claimants were Mr.. Hook and Mr.
Crook, who by the justice of their decisions
gave general satisfaction to the interested par
ties, and by their speedy determination Of tht
different claims, permitted the rebuilding o.
the city to proceed without the least delay
Hence arose the saying above quoted, usually
applied to the extrication Of persons or things
from difficulty. The above anecdote was tolc
the other evening by an old citizen upwards q
eighty, by no means of an imaginative temper
ment.-Notes and Queries.