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TNITED STATES STATUTES AT LARGE, volume Ix.win
and treaties the United states pr America v"ums
ing AL the legislation Of The Congress Of the United satss from $40
to a royal svo about 100 pages Price s35v in snp
This volume is continuation Of The Statutes a, Large in yoIs
published by authority of Congress in 1916 -i6.
Complete synopdca Index the United States Statutes
Senate be published agresaby resolve Of that hon
This Index will REFER copous titles law
@ and senate and 9u, sol public has m
reader glance the whole law single subject
Just published Donna, M Civil Law in its Natural Order trans
Edited, edition BY
3 Cushing late one Of the Judges in the Court Of Common Pleas
Among the writers on the Roman Law whose works
English and American lawyers and which have eseed
sns s I'm @ s our a " .rs Sss s
preface BaiImcn considering the and
method excellent and his matter and
The obec, The author this learned productions disem
principles provisions law
which application iechnicales
%e .Ss se ny ae @ aa sna sGs%s %
for and o The Fne Of he ess
applicable of law Of which the Roman code either
sides claims which work thus the
Of The States whose legal part from those
of France or spain and n[e Is founded ~ The Roman m
would acceptable
the Proson and have led them republication of the
English translation Of II by Dr. stahhn
From Hon. Judge Hls,is Chief Justice Of Louisiana
BRooKLIsE October IL, 1850.
examined the translation of the
Civil Law, which you been
kind enough send You win have ered great service
the law by the publication The form the English
edition translation large and inconyenent and its
and high prevented general this country The
publications. its It's style OF execution and soder
think fail remuneralng The translation
suahan the but will be
editor, Judge Gushing.
In solution of the questions arising
relations which civilization
judging those reforms of the law which
parts the United value Of the civil
will be appreciated understood cannot be other
with which for centuries governed
wonderful that the world has
which the of Jurisprudence
mental Europe and Of large portion that Of England and the Uni
ted States.
quite for of the merits
work which about the American public
oaod which the civil law has permitted
England the standard works have
English This has been supplied by
the English subject have doubt that
California, and the Terrionos
United States Lower Canada there will be ready
The profession throughout the Union
undertaking. and
will find interest publishing ffom time
English such other STANDARD works
form the basis a civil law library.
emain gentlemen respectfully, your oeedent servant
GEORGE RUSTIS.
Messrs. BRews.
From ed Houns the Neio Orieans bar.
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kEMOVAL~-DE sELDlNG 4 WYLIE have removed ,b.,,
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Navy Heef and Pork for isoS.

Navy Htef and Pork for Ib5S.
NAVY DRrAKTaENT,
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PORK be, viii be received this
~ | ~ O'Clock m Saturday the a0t day OF September
@ r furnishing and delivering, free of all cost aud risk 10 the
United States .us ,,va. 49,.
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"S"S" C~"rs~.-UNmrImG NeAdemy-
Liable has the announce 10 the citizens OF
washington and 9eofetown that dancing
or The season will commence on Thursday, January
nopce on Pennylvania avenne, opposite Willard. Hotel
p Of tnit"ni WsshingonTuesdsys, Thursdays
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From 9Yrtd Hennsr, e'q, q fAe Ne" UTleani 6dT
Bosros, Sep. 6, 1850.
Messs LITTLE BROWN Gentlemcn-I much pleased to
learn publishing revised edition ofsuahan
o Civil English
the subject TO be compared with for the ness
and doctrine conveyed throughoutit
received
the appreciation
desced The complers OF the Code Napoleon
copousy for their Napoleon himself stndi2d IL
carefully early life which account for the angular
wisdom Of his observations and decisions during the
adoption his Domat should and hope
WILL n the library Of every American lawyer.
Your obedeni servant,
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pursuance OF MILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
United States America do hereby deeae and make known
public sales will - held the aforementioned land Offices
State Of FLORIDA, at the periods hereinafter designated
wit
Al ST AUGUSTINE, commencing Monday
twenty November disposal pub
within following named townships and
snInax
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that the most valued tribute of rsspsc. ws cs pay 10
his memory 10 to follow his counssls
lnprsssed with these sentiments, cor daily uA'te
with you In the object you have In View but the
o. the year and my innrmities must be my apology
foe declining the honor Of your invitation.
l am, very respectfully, yours,
TIL a WILIIAMA
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FROM =. PHILLIPS PHOENIX.


exhibit him in his true character before the country
I regret, gentlemen. that cannot be with you on
gress will render II impossible, In consequence Of the
important businsss upon eur tables.
j. PHILLIPS PHgyrx.
PROM GEORGE W. BKIHuNR
BnookLYs, Feb IL, 1851.
Gentismen My duties for that evening forbis my
acc ptsnce OF your invitation to the public dinner
which you propose shall be given on the 22i Of Feb
/ cannot however, deny myself the ss,isfaction Of
expressing most earnest sccordsnce and sympathy
With the sentiments concsely and very ably set forth
regard ARD Wsssus,on :. their asSsr o,. eso
nifty to his Tar reaching coupses as hal duty. tbs
hour Of our political ruin will be not far OF because
the spirit which founded our liberties will have been
Loot
In nothing was Washington more remarkable than
union Of his noble qualities which made him grss
above any other human example. Passion never
,ssysd him to- to the lsfs 2, risn, o. n. truth
thought Of ALL cared for all, and served all
We cannot set forth his character often for the
tern OF what our National character should be, har
monious ~ 70 our various interests, mutually cour
v. mar be true 10 surs.yes disnsed by sens. OF our
ows rights and . sense Of What u due TO others IL
ison such calm intelligent nxsd deter nninston Of
posed Neither the windy threats OF brasgsrts
the defamation Of rsving enthusiasts win prevail
OF the Onion give up what the Union vas intended
to preserves nor win in attempting to hasten the
removal Of tenn orsry partial evil, destroy the sys
TIN which Ne believe b destined BY the God Of the
oospel 70 accomplish universal good The consttu-
tioa s the foundation Of liberties; ths Union OF
states sovereign In their rishs, upon acknowledged
principles. ts the stone Of that foundstiopif
the corner stone be torn out OF s place the whole
perstrucure must fall into ruins who dare limit the
bebeht which sbal socrue to whole race, n the
present system OF our national government be pre-.
served TO work out Its legitimate inevitable conse-
quences Who can eetimste the evils the deep Ella.
very the vars, Unsuitable OF blood the arrest OF
science the destruction of art the violence OF truth
aud the corruption OF religion which would follow the
breaking up into hostile fragments Of the OF
cur national Unionl cannot but consider the man
Who for any reason, would attempt 10 destroy our
Union traitor to the well being Of the whole world
ard such " the infsmy to which all posterty would
cardemn him.
Gsstiemen, IL IL my hopeful prayer and confidence.
that God. who 'mshss even the wrath Of man 10
praise Him, and the remainder thereof will restrain
~ill rule over ell that concerns beloved country
The American people IL yet In the freshness Of youth
There many members, but one body; 90 aust
bsve one life, one heart, one mind, one Will.
with many thssks for the honor done me BY you
nsistop, am, very respectfully, ycur oe.dent ser
vsnt, 0k0kdE v, bkraUNk
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With as invitation 70 the Union dinner In cslsbrson
OF wsshing tons birthday
Tbs dag you celebrate calls forth the most CRATE
ful emotions from the heart Of every patriot 10
the memory Of the man nrst In peace, frst In
ana Art In the hearts Of his countsynsn;r end
while evsry state II contributing TO the erecting
numsnt to Wsshinstos, nsy II ever b. remembered
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