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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-03-06
Feb.2S.

SENArE.-Mr. Seward presented
petitions for the repeal Of the Fugi-
tive Slave Law.
Mr.. Underwood called up the
joint resolution, making the militia
ry bounty land warrants assignable.
The question was debated for some
time, when the bill was ordered to
be engrossed. H
The Civil and Diplomatic Appr0-
priation Bill was then taken up, and
the provision for Custom House at
Pittsburgh was stricken out, and
amendments were proposed and dis
cussed. A long discussion then took
place on the bill, when the section ap-
propriating $4,000 for Custom
House and Post Office at Pittsburgh
was stricken out. The section appro-
priating $4,000 for Custom House
and Post Office at Louisville, was also
stricken out.
The bill was not disposed Of when
the Senate adjourned.
HoUsE.-Alter the morning busi-
ness was disposed Of. the joint rsso-
luton allowing Mr.. Ritchie compen-
sation for loss sustained in executing
the Congress printing, was taken uP
and ordered to be engrossed. Sub
\ seouently the resolution was taken
up, after three hours debate, was
passed. p,
The House then took recess until
6 o'clock, this evening.
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ADJOURNMENT OF THE LEGIsLA'
TuRE.-The State Journal says il is
the expression Of opinion that this
body will not be able TO adjourn as
soon as the 10Th. The Journal looks
for the adjournment about the l7lh,
prOpided the elections can be had
before that time. Decidedly definite.
We would not have the gentlemen
members Of the Ohio Legislature
too profuse with their complaints
against the Convention for the very
thing they are so willing to initiate.
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SENATE.-Saturday--Mr. Cooper
presented a petition in favor Of the
modification of the Tariff.
Mr.. Wales presented the credentials
of Mr.. Bayard. U. S. Senator from De'-
Lware.
Mr.. Pearce called up the bill abolish
ing constructive milage of members.
After some debate the question was
taken and the bill passed.
Mr.. John Davis moved that the Rivar
and Harbor bill be taken up.
HoUsE.-Last evenings session
The bill appropriating to the different
States ten million acres Of public land
for the benefit of INDECENT insane, was
taken up, and after debate laid over.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole on the Navy APProPria-
ton bill. ffrfI W
Mr.. Meade spoke in favor Of increas'
ing the number of mail steamers 7f
Mr.. Julian made another effort to
bring up his resolution relative 10
charges made against Websier-with-
out taking the question the House adj
journed.
HoUsE-The Speaker laid before the
House the report Of the Patent Office,
which was ordered to be printed.
The first business in order being the
motion of MI. Julian to suspend the
rules to enable him to introduce a5ese-
luton to appoint Committee to inves-
tigate the charges made by Mr.. Allen
against Mr.. Webster, the question
was taken and lost-yeas IS, nays 100.
The House then went into Committee
of the Whole, and resumed the consid-
Grafton Of the Navy appropriation
North Carolina standard., 1851-01-15

book and documents that nobbdy wanted -,
whlcn We're worthless, merely 10 afford I,o" hOs al
to personal and Political favoriies. Mr.. W.liArs
wise sad ihai the aboliiionists bad invested
IN excItng Northern people agslits siayerv ire nOn.
have purehasedand emanc ed all the ne man woU
land. Al0sf of this money was spent in snt Man
Notthernpress, and paying travelling ora,o,s
wonId ask The geDnemah--who see ms 10 Now Sr
with Scripture, and who doubtless repeats % &c ,aniE1
prayer, read US not into temptatiou"-ifI n. hI d
done less than advise The people of North css'd har
To put implicit confidence in EditoTs alibont bot
bic. who exposed tpsuc great and crpeJ 'ehe
1t is frequently asked, why assert the ripb, n
ii il dies exist 1t should be asserted now % tT
man, that the public mind may take it up erar Cha.
discuss 1t IT we are in error, the people will
if We are not the misspprehensons which ex;,,
subject, and which have operated very iniuronV h
interests OF the State in the lsie adjustment % fR.
PEELED forever. oeda.
1t may be supposed, Mr. Chairman, from bo.
have taken IN this discussion. that am one Of et
OF people who believe slavery a blessing en, e cq
snch sentiments in fact for years past haY0 &
planting az extensively would have been b,L adt
=ht and profitable to me, from nay aver,ion ,On's
species OF labor ltis. however, recognised a, n ht
and as sncn it is my duty, both a leeslatnr r. PPefyi
dividual, TO protect il both faithfully and n
regard the security of properly the corner s,ny
social and political fabric-Ihe criterion Le,vo ou
zation and barbarism, and the chief obiec, i Ei'
stitution of government. When governmsn, sa ne To-
perform this sacred trust, il is unworthy ofIba %
Of its citizens, and is condemned in the fN nar
of our Stale Constitution, v hich sayst" AIeyi.ns
protection are in their nature reciprocal and M and
should right be refused, hen the other is wbs, @ 90.
My great objection 10 the late Compromise T :,
is anIattack upon the slave proper of the cuun,% %
guised, II Is true, because it The first cSpern
the weakness Of the Southern States Ii tbsy a
they will be better prepared IoT the second, which W."
be certainly attempted before MANY years have s
In conclusion, Mr.. Chairman, believing the r,ga I;s'
Withdraw from the Union the las means TO nr,os,
liberties and property Of the people, consistent will
preservation of order, hope the people of North G,
lima will maintain and cherish it, and hand il dow" r'
their Posierity nnmpaired and unrammeIed, q, EI'
''nesiinabe to freemen and formidable tyrans on
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BY the President Of the United states.

IN pursuance An authorize
me President Of The United s,s,ss 70 sell s ~ %
o" S sas low" 70 FMoRE Pe OF ns United
Anee1 do hereby declare and make known s. eas.
OF Illinois and Wisconsin, at the periods hereinafter Designated to
a, the land once at MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, common.
Monday the third day Of November next for The disposal Of
e tracts ont a lead , mines w@S s s l.
dents proclamation Of the 2oth November, 1886, viz
Of the fourth principal rneididn
quarter half Of the northeast
Of IN ,ow S. 9as S sngs SnS u. and The a
the southwest quarter wo the southwest, quarter
quarter Of section tweye quarter
thirty two in township ons The soahsSs quarter Of the southeast
township two and the west haf Of the southwest
The quarter quarter
section the quarter Of The soa,hess, quarter Of
southeast Of the northwest and the northeast Of the
quarter and the northeast quarter Of e southeast quarter Of thirty
six township two The east hai Of hs northeast quarter Of
Ave Of the northeast quarter, half and
the east southeast quarter
Of the nortwes, quarter Of thirty In township Ave. Of
half and norhea. Of the southeast The
west quarter and The southwest quarter Of the northeast quartz, of
and northwest quarter quarter half
northwest Of The southeast quarter Of two and the
Al the LAID ofee al DIXON, ILLINOIS commencing Mon
ina tracts containing mines which, consequence Of
leases, withheld from
proclamation Of the S,h Of September, lsa6 viz
North and the fourth principal aeridian
The quarter OF twenty
OF the northwest quarter OF and
half Of the northwest quarter of ysr, in township
The quarter quarter Of section fifteen
northeast Of the northeast quarter Of wenyee,
and the half Of twenty-five, town
ship twenty nine, OF range two.
The quarter quarter Of section twenty
four n town'hip twenty mine, Of three.
The OF southeast and the northwest
section thirty the south half of
hiryrwo half northwest Of hiuysr,
in township twcnty-niae, Of range 4.
Nrth The base line and Of the fourth principal ertdian
part and the south
the northeast OF in township
twenty mine of range one, ,,--.
The fractional half section in township twenty
nine, ofrang
In accordance with the provisions u h July 1896
referred pre- srpion claims pH not be ages %
lands until after they have been offered
subject ~ private eny and no locations
Of Congress FOR mill
sr services United state. viii Be permitted
Inpds provided
Of
government" approved I'd March, 1851 The
sold IN such egsl ubd visions win include the
less than fuo dollars fly
public sale
private within tsip months thereafter
subject sale Ne nier lands.
The win each be- weeks unes lands
Disposed off, and longer Of the
land the ohrad will be admitted until after the
ruther execution act caused
Of the General Land Once publish with this proclamation
brief description Of the above lands prepared from the oca doeu
menta.
Given under my city Of Washington this twenty
eighth Of April Domni thousand hundred and
WILLARD FILLMORE.
ny the President
j. BurrrprtELp,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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IN Of law WILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
United states o. hmsrea do hereby declare and make known
the state Of Michigan at the periods hereinafter Designated wit
vd1 s S 9g % ~ An ei ~ M e S Sa
public lands within the following named townships and fractional
North Of the ba,, line and Of ne principal meridian
Fractional township forty two, Of range ten.
Fractional township forty two, Of range eleven
Townships four and forty
thirteen.
Townships forytwo, four and fordve,
Townships forty foraye, forty six forty seven, range
Township. oryon forty two forytrce, foyfow forty five,
forty si1, and tortysev Of range seventeen
Township. fonytwo add ,hree, of range eighteen
Al the SAME PLACE, commencing Monday the 6t day Of
september ne for lhe disposal q The public lands within he Tot
which are situated in the and iron region Of Lake Superior
North Of The base line and Of the principal srtdian.
Fractional township hirveght and township forty Of
Township forty q range twenty nine.
hry two.
Fractional townships .nd srseyen, Isle Royae"
Fractional township. and sriyseven Isle Roya"
Feooa townships ,iryavo and ssy-sir Isle Royale"
Fractional townships sirtyhree sixty four and sryhve, on
" .s aoy,le' 2, rouge h,ry ,,1 and Ave on
Township 6ny and fructons townships sr,ybres ssvfou
Township ay add fractional ton'hp- sry.thre, and four
rownp: rorty nine AID aty and fractional thirty three
Township forty iiue, Of forty one = 80,
hs and oee " los coeneps on MONDAY "a. dss sss
ted within the aforementioned townships, viz
North Of hne and wsst Of the principal ~sTaan'
Townships thirty and thirty two Of range three
p- ous u,irtY-two ol range Tour
Tow dshp- and iify-iwo. ~ range hve. -,
once GENEssEE, commencing on Monda, he
disposal
within townships, IN wits
North oft's base tive and Of the principal n'erddn
Townships thiyons, hirytwo, thiry,ree, and hiyour
range one.
Township. ir-oue hirytwo, thirty three, and thiryfour Of
North Of ne Ba's line and east Of ~. principal meridian
Townships thryonr, hirtytwo and
townships thirty md thirty
townships thirty md thirty Of range three.
Atthe SANE PLACE, Monday, IN.
onh day of September disposal Of the following
etoed us stgsef the former Chippewa rescrvsons 70 b,
OF snid tribe indians thar dot
ana MY eafs provided approved June
~ lf entitled An explanatory Of the made With the
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LAND OrrrcK, March 81, 1851.
IN ORDER liberal Of Congress- act Of
soldiers who engaged the military service OF the United
states carried the wsran.ees be
patriotic and the
to the hardy and en'erp.ns settlers ON h
public of
That public notice be given public lands
within after making their
poveuens required by the sem2on Of 4h September
their rights and nters
enc by location OF these warrants
all be located the land applied for
whether said land improved having
located said shall hands the land
officers CT least forty days ntthe end OF that time there no IN
by those locations with presumption claims otherwise
the will be returned this office paentnk bu there
is such interference, location will be made
Waantees locate their their prcempuon
rights where the land proclaimed and offered public a
por I'd March, 1851 and where the minimum price Of The land
than dollar and nve cents pp ~
difference between the OF the land and me amount
covered by the warrant estimating the warrant 81 ~
preemeion rights alternate sections 70 he
United along les Of railroads oanals
office by 70 ioca"
warrants applicant should designate ne innd district section
county wishes the location made
specified would DO wen 70 designate SEVERN
Others In the order DESIRED ihat tract
Ar, .iad shall have taken
be vacant without further delay W
,neso cass The savt applicant officer
competent 10 administer oahs that he the identical
TONED must accompany the application The same
ul.s mns be complied where application made
~ s,,c, land oafce Where such made
&c. the evidence, duly certified OF their
authority act must also accompany the application g.
In the fret making appropriations "
support the fer the fiscal ending 10Th June
49, approved ID March, 1885, i enacted bat no wsn,o
shall be located land whn
had heretofore been brought Market and then 'no
September granting bounty ann
except proclaimed and offered for sale PRIOR "
''s 81 o. n''''' ''''' J.puTrERrlELp,
Ap ia-lnwsw Commissioner.
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NOTICE residuary legatees Of Nelson Reed, de-
IN ceadWhereas by decree Of Baltimore county court sitting
of equity dated the day Of March, 1851
therein pending between James Dudley Tor
Baker, George Baker, under the will Of said
Nelson Reed the auditor of Baltimore court order 70 dis
funds hands Of said trustees, required
directed and said court the nfoms
Produced who the children OF
Barton, Rebecca Elizabeth Echeberge (who
James Reed, Isaac Reed, (who
teaor Elizabeth Marl Rebecca Lloyd, and Jane
Bewey (ho living the death OF Nancy
widow died the ninth day OF Sep
s9 having died before said Nancy Reed len issue
living Nancy Reed and hat the and
living o such children deceased
said Nancy Reed and also 10 ascertain and report
Reed Robert Reed bothers The
sister Of the esator or either and
the time OF the death OF SAID Nancy
such living said Nancy Reed having died
Nancy living the death Of said Nancy
Reed and relationship Of such
living death Of ad Nancy Reed and also
report children Of Dinah Dudley living the
Nancy having died before the said Nancy Reed LEFT
also of the parties entitled and
living Nancy since died. who the
and the expiration OF
limited this notice 10 the said court the per
have established their title to participate In said
fund.
said entitled under the
Reed hereby notified and
their before the said court before
September 1851 and that in default OF such appear
proof parties faIngto will be excluded from
among pa,ne appearing and proving their title
WAN. BAKER,
WIN. GEO. BAKER,
Aps-awIow Trustees, Baltimore
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington,


No TodS BuiinEf, PsnnSiranfa nsz door Of
BrouHG Hotel, Warrington, b. C.
HHhs DE SEEDING ANDREW WYLfE, IT,, having formed
partnership for the ~ prosecuting claim. before
Congress- executive departments before board q
monsrs appointed for the adjustment OF spoiat0ns other
all buneus that may be
their chHYe, They will obtaining PENSIONS bounty
land, duties, claims arising under
otherwise buying and selling estate collecting pvat. claims
rents kc
Andrsw wyie IT, attend any with which
either himself the firm ntrusd, u the
the District the Supreme Court NJ the United States
Cha De sldnE being United States notary
public, snd % deeds fpt all the
will prompt taking testimony arku0edn
msnf Of deeds, and which appertan
Charges will be moderate regulated claimed
and the extent Of services required
Communications post paid receive Immediate attention
Sept s-d1y
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0uosw Indians a, sasana the third day January, eighteen

Doswa Indians al sasanaw the Of January sighen
hundred and thirty eight" VIA
Parts Of sections hlrty-One htwo, IN township sir, Of
range four a.. a.. ,o.,,shn avn,e.n and ssc
ions % thirty two in township nineteen ian IN the 70
h,ssn and twenty in township nineteen range
SIX and northwest quarter Of seuon eighteen
nineteen IN township ni"eeeh ah IN 'e "
once pETaoiI eomsneng Of .na Snaas s
NJ sections 1--WE ss seven eight township i've north, VI
anss oIl ss. sold for he benehI Indians
nau two my cents acre. a. provided by The act Of
m Of me "d once at NAzoo commencing Monday
August next for The disposal OF he Following
named Islands, situated Kalamazoo nver, 10 wit
North Of The base line and oest Of the principal merdan
islands p section hirSo, in township of
Islands Nos and 3 twenty three and wenour,
Islands Nos 3 township
and S 4 Sna Il ~ IN OF range
Nos and 2, IN sections thirteen, ourlee twenty
and twenty four in township hree OF range sixteen
South base line and west Of he principal meridian
sections and twenty two, In township two, of
Islands Nos 10 10 inclusive three fifteen,
twenty two twenty seven, and hirfou in township one and
islands Nos 3 in sections three and ten IN township wo OF
Lands appropriated by of schools, military and
made thereby cultivation which shall be selected
ny %s Of 9l, s sales
enable of Arkansas and other States reclaim the
I s p.l anai ws ss for land
GssS 10 hs a T",ed y s, aa u
provided by the act entitled An act making appo
se., approved 'S' ID; d March, iss
The offering m lands w DC wSs hs
ali despatch, until The whole shall have
weeks and no private entry Of any o. The land" viii
admitted until after me Of s Two wssn mi. sixth dav
May Domin thousand eight hundred ana my
BY the President,
Of I'M. Gene and
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4 COMPENDIUM OF the Entire Body of the Law,
BY Knnealphabeeay arranged with reference to The
vols, Law Sheep, svo pp All. Retail p,lse So oow
40 and 81 Ann street, New York.
Opinion Of the Prcfesron.
There few works the profession that contain such body
public patronage ,,,,,. ,,,,r,,,, ~, CO.,
concur with Mr. opinion ofte
''''' CHANCELLOR wALwoRTH.
NKw Yoax, Sept 2s, 1850.
reliable citations from the whole range
poms a"Iar 10 The law STUDENT svns him The facility on
reference and win extensively aid the STUDENT the practitioner
'"' ~ ROBERT J. WALKER.
oorosrs IL, 1850
gra6ed with accuracy pleased
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self feel anxious profession should
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Nrw YoRK CRY, Oct le, 1850.
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book while the profession deal OF time and
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Mr. Kline great diligence and accuracy the
points presented his questions and has
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0'''' y NV JUDGE PETERS, Philadelphia.
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snldsr'.' Wine store. street PAiIAispni.
cheap "snder" has lateyin consequence OF the
nIensb his stock OF importaions now Le at
offering OF the best wines and liquors imported
Duff Gordon, Co.'S shess, embracing delicate pale, very
low prices Old aud some very enoIs daugh
gallons specially selected for consumers some extra Amonuado
tolos up in Europe which he chaiensesas equal
The MSanania and peculiarly adapted
they strengthen without stimulating and
pdncpaiy specially selected sales consul
me of Bumeste," at oporto, and imported d
These wines % delicate, and have been highly ap
proved his because other manifest superiority
a" % sa ,a so ana a. Ia and on ug by
the gallon, wholesale by the cask Among them some
Persons suffering with chronic affection of the bowels be
MADEIRA wines Of various Sorts dry and rch south side old Eas,
Indies, seeaI &c. &c. Sc draug and in bottles,
AS 10 the sparkling subscriber Is
the Moe extra champagne and The splendid sparkling Mosee i'm
Of the inferior nowi the market, which
He las also champagne brands qualities
prices retail wholesale In the article Of ciaIel
offers The finest stock here from the loves, price, by the single
e 70 ns | he OF n es%
that he them from his vaults goods bottle Of Bur
snnterne and Barsa always On n bottles.
His selection Of Rhine and M9sss wines from The CELLAR Of
many Hooks and Mosele from the cheapest the
choicest vinages Of The 'senbe, which the best growth Of
In Cognac other eandss he has fine
and some eighth casks
hd and "Dubouche," 1874 hhds consignment which will
Also Irh Scotch and Monongalea whiskey, Jamaica Spirits
above, sold by retail in quantity desired
s1s Of freight
paid Orders will be promptly executed sent BY mail or e
Cheap Wine Store, 70 Walnut street, Philadelphia
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May l3-lawl3v
BY the President OF the United states.


IN pursuance OF law, ~ MlLLhhp TlLLMuhr, rfesaent OF
the United states oil Ameca 90 hetepy declare ana make
known that puoe sales "m De nea az he nu
omces VI u'e S'"so "'''ou ~ WV 'S " sN
10 wit: :. .,-,o,, --.Y-- - ,,.u,- -, -
Al he ahu orce q. =, . h. Iaa ,ua,
day OF september next W ne " e Pu"e aho' ua'ea
WITHIN Tue iono"ihsnamea 'o"hsh'ps' VIZ
r.r, n, even ,,vs0,v si.n, and twenty nine on and
nj.
Townships twenty seven, lweneigh and twennne, on and
rounsh, ,ycpy on branch of Current river Of range
sva r 'H =
twenty eight
,ias oa ranoe eiobt
nine or range nine -
Fractional township twenty one two
four
A. ,s aF pr a. ri eamn.n cling ON Monday the fifteenth
n,.uhar me- r,s d.oo,aI
Inc npmra townships and paris Of townships,
NORTH % tAf case Hhs ana can /" "e 'p'" P'eP''
Township twenty-five, OF range Two
Fractional townships twenty and @ehyt~o and township
twenty five, OF range three.
Township twenty-five OF range four.
townships twenty-five and twenty three, OF range i've
Fractional township sxeen and townships twenty wo twenty
three, twenty tour, twenty-five ehvsh and twenty efen oil
range six. ,----.- .,--
fractional townships reca and seventeen and township twenty
two, Of even,
Fractional townships seventeen eighteen, and twenty
and twenty three and sections three
inclusive In township twenty SIX OF range eight
Except fractional sections urtyone thirty
ineuive fractional township twenty and fractional township
sections twelve, huecn,
four twenty i've wentysi twenyseven uriy our h