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TN pursuance ofiaw MILLARD FILLMORE, Posiden, of the
a uuc ss M Sa ns dS q s lana o a. sMr
MARIE Of MICHIGAN, Monday, the
sa. public lands. ns limit.
ed BY mineral BY gsoosiss
N which are smsrsssd hs tracts which could
Of the ah January s4 June 18Th, 1880, and
reoneod entitled An
M mniun price q e mineral lands IL 's Lake supsIio, dig
proved aotl September, 1850 to Wit:
North ofAe lae line Of the =, nei merdian
Township. forty eight and forty of TWEEN
Townships forty seven, forty eight, fonynins, my eight,
7own.sips a,y ssh, and any Of ,wsay
Townships fy-one, hfywo, and hfyeish Of range twenty
ow..A,.. aoas, aay-'ws. y.svsn, Afyssh', and h'y
Townshps any nytwo. hysia hiy and csh
To~n.hps my one aysn, my seven and hyesh,, ranso
Townships hayons hyour, syhve nnysn, hyseven, and
o%sss Of sSss % ySy. 'wS s. and my .sven Of
Towa.hip4 nay hree nfou hy-nvs, an, six,
'e a.a:sp. say thirty
Townahips my hywo, and hytee, Of range thirty
Township dfy one, Of range thirty nine
Townsnp. afy and aiy ONE, Of range ior,y-one
Townships foynine hy and fifty eae Of range
Townships foyegh,, forty nine Gy and hyone, Of range
Townships oryeisht, oynine, fifty and my of range
orty-four.
Townships oyeigh forty nine, my of range foryhvc
Townships forty nine aDd fifty, of range forty
Townships forty SIX forty eight and forty niDe Of
! forty
Townships and eight of range fortyeght
| Township forty eight, Of range forty .0
Lands appropriated BY law for the Of schools military and
together oveTowed lands
unft thereby cultivation, any which shall be selected
before for the
Of public SALE entitled An act to enable the
Of other Staes reclaim the swamp lands
limits approved 1885, u be excluded
the sales And no locations for land bounes heeofore grant
Congress military services rendered TO the
United States H be permitted the lands
provided entitled An making oi
civil diplomatic Of government &C. approved I'd
March. 1851.
the offered will be deposited with
register 5aut Marie before the day Of sale
offerings of the will be the day
which
dcspatch shall have been Of
closed but the shall be
than weeks md private entry Of OF the lands
until the the weeks.
my hand, the Washington this twenty
July Domn thousand eight hundred and fifty
MiLLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President;
J. BUTTERYIELp,
-- Commissioner OF the GenoIa Land Office
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IN petition OF Nah J. Wycth, of Cambridge Massachu
for the extension o patent him o
Improvement in preparing ice for shipping for years
the expiration Of said patent which takes place
day OF December, Is5l-
II ordered that the said petition be heard
Monday, the 10Th Of November NEXT ~ O'Clock and
nil notified and show cause,
why said petition ought not to be arnncd.
Persons opposnx the rtsnyon required he in the Pstsn
Once their objections, specifically forth writing least
twenty days before the day Of hearing Al filed by either
party TO he used ~ the said hearing taken snd transmitted
accordance with the rules Of the oce which win be furnished
application.
Ordered, sso that this he published in the National
te'e~ncer Republic and Union Washington city Daily bec Dos
Island Counns Hartford Connec,icu Albany Register
Albany, N y Express New York; and Pennsyivsnis Inao
eessive w~ek 10Th day OF November next ns "S
Trroa. EwBAHK,
Commissioner Of Pasnts.
r. Editors OF papers win please copy snd send he
once. with paper containing this no"es
49, H~l ~lnw3
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The College N ~. James.


7no Diooe,an CoHeseof hs Proiesfon Episcopal Cneh
THE session VIII Monday October 8, 1881
il continue commencement dayH-the las,
Thursday July 1854 New students recommended
opening received
ply charge estimated from the date OF their entrance
number affords ali the
for complete and the successful termna
collegiate confer- its graduates the usual
demicsl degrees.
The school Immediately adjoining the college, and
the under distinct dscpne
beginning Of their acsdemics snd
The the
special advantages the pupils In
the grammar scooo
omitted place supplied by additional studies in modern Ian
euage. book keeping, Ac.
college eaurely beahfnl and, by ats dis
and villages, favorable TO good morals and
order.
aKemp Hail. building, 20 feet by %o win be ready for
In addition the former
recently appointed Hugh Davey
Evans, civil and scciesasca law, and John H.
Alexander, Ill. D., lecturer on physics and chemistry
cbsrge fe the college and
hundred aud twenty
dollars, payable semi annually in advance.
Iicaton admission n he made 10
" John u. KERFO0T, D. d., Rector,
College OF st James p, o, Maryland.
Aug lA-3sw2m
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Fraction township of the suwannes river Of
sixteen.
Lands appropriated for schools military
thereby cuvaon,' any, which shall
before the days appointed for
Gan
TO
swamp their limits September cth 1850
,gH
granted Congress military
United States H be perttsdon the
oasd lands provided by the entitled Gan making
priaons for the civil and diplomatic Of the
hc., approved ID March, 1851. tI41@ HM EesE4
The offering the above mentioned lands will be commenced
the appointed will proceed order in which
been offered and the sales thus cosed but shall be kept
longer than weeks and private entry the lands
will be admitted until amer the expiration the weeks
Given under hand the city of Washington this twenty sixth
day ofJuy Domni thousand eight hundred and my
III NJ 1F MlLLARD FILLMORE
by the President
j. BuTTERrELD,
Commissioner of,he General Land Once.
NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every entitled right of OF the
lands within the townships and Of townships above
required establish te register
and receiver land oce and make therefor
seeing this notice. and before the day
pointed the OF the public sale OF the lands
bracng the caed other wise such claim will DO forfeited
j. BUTTERFIELD,
@ Commissioner of the General Lnnd Office,
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University OF Virginia.

VhiverSNy OF virginia.
nE ne annual session the University Virginia
October without
Of Junc The University the following schools
aud lectureship, viz
L. Ancient Languase.--Professo HARRISON NJ
Modern Langu.gcs-Proes4or NJ scheIe de We're, LIZ d.
,. Mnfhematcs-Profesor Edward II. CourteDsy LII, ID.
A. Natural Philosophy B. Rogers,
Chemistry Maera MedcaProfessor Robert e Rogers,
6 Medicine Professor Henry Howard NJ. d.
Comparative Anatomy Physiology and surgeJamcs L. Ca
s Moral Philosophy VIM McGu6ey DID,. LII.
0. Law-Professor John b. Minor LII. D.
Adjunct Proessor-James ?. Holcombe.
TO- Lecturer and Special and Pathological hnao
my-John stnige Davis, A. NJ, ND
University student l6 years
se but Of Two brother spRns Tor the may
applicant has student other
eorporaied seminary he cannot be received into the University
evidence, Faculty, Of general good conduct
The whole exclusive of Clothes books, and
pock money estimated follows;
Board including furniture 800
fue and candles be furnished BY the Proctor and
Sorm,oy q, $50 Il Two in the same room a, Is
Washing be had about $40 session 10
Rent Of an entire domtor, so for hale occupied by two
M.micuiaion fee, use Of library and public rooms IS
Fees II single pIoeso. be attended, seo "o' y" each
In The school OF law in the junior above
they $50 in all and in the
senior class. SIS higher fee in each instance giving ad
mission besdes class the schoosay..... 75
sa,a
Medical Department.
In the medical department expense
and dissccng fee, sos. The session
enables student complete Of studies
ensve that Of other medical INSTITUTION IN the Uno by at
tending only two lectures day.
Lar School
An adjunct poessohp having been appointed the department
has been enlarged The subjects NJ and
commercial will be tnuah fully than has hitherto been
practicable and there win be added sho course Of lectures on the
civil law together with exposition OF the most important leading
cases In law and equity, -
Aug ia-2nwswtoi
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To Contractors.


~ ARomrEor's OFuoE, u. S. CArfroI,
Washington ID q September 10, 1851.
NEALED PROPOSALS. viii be received at this ofcs
~ Monday the 2Utb of October next at O'clock
following The
Capitol 8l.- laf H4}al a4t # ttN 6E.i
For all marble embracing marble Workmanship
and including all pertaining the
For all granite granite,
For 5,0OO 900 good hard brick.
For 5000 barrels entirely
weigh NOT le.s than 26o pounds tg.F
For 900 barrels Of hydraulic
not less than 800 pounds .E.E.
For $4,000 bushels OF clean, sharp river sand
For 900 eer Of - white pine culng boards In 10
lengths. !
feet measure spruce pine scanins
$50 Ufee board measure, pine scantlDR
All the marble
yercd such during
from time to time be required by die Architect commencing
the Isl Of March next II5ta
All bidders marble requested send with
their proposals, Of marble granite
they with information the locality and
which
Every offer must be accompanied by guarantee,
deake bidder bidders accepted
into obligation within with good
suree furnish the article
be
officer o individual Depart
ment OF the ineno that We able make good their
guarantee.
deciding bids regard qualify OF tho
will be reserved accept such offers deemed
tageous government. +
The plans specifications may every
daysnndays exccped-fiom ., TO O. until the aore
shid 2OIh dny Of October. ft5 +.
All bids sealed Proposals
THOMAS ". WALTER
Architect Extension Capitol.
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University Of Maryland
THE begin Wednesday the 18th day OF octo-
i her, 1851, and ciose LIST March, 1852.
Nathan X. Smith, N. D. Surgery
William Il. A. Aiken, M d., Chemistry and Pharmscy.
Samuel Chew NJ D. Tberapeuics, Mseus Med'ca and ehe
Joseph Roby, NJ. D., Anatomy and Physiology.
William Power, M. D. Theory and Practice OF Medicine
Richard n. Thomas and Diseases OF Women and
Children.
George w. Mntcnberger, NJ d., Pathological Anatomy =
The ample opportunities for the prosecution o prao"cm
moderate
Clinical times by Prossors s tn and row
Baltimore the privilege Of daily visits 10 ~
wards, without charge he student A,v the ticket
Fees for practical anatomy, so' matc
u,adon, s3 graduation 90. - 80. ,,,r.,
pn,irorr Aususs 4, 1851 - AUG 5-9swtisOc.
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TBE Principal Of hs wsrsnscn ~ O. Male Academy wishes "
employ fh
The English
man. n sober habb and good chasctet
applications made immediately and fby paid
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93 taken IN their constructions also IN their engines,
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Pce OF passage from New York Liverpool $50 Exclusive
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NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEsSEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTTEEs OF MINERAL. LANDS.

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS, AND TO LEsSEEs
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every entitled to the right Of to any Of the
lands above mentioned required establish the The
register receiver SRu le Marie end make
payment therefor practicable after seeing this notice
appointed the public
of the lands embracing the camed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
every person right the entitled An
establish land office in the northern OF Michigan, ard t
provide of the lands the State Of Michigan,
approved s March, 1871 isees, occupants psrnsee
Of their leases of the lands above
mentioned and who entitled under the entitled An act to
reduce the minimum price OF the mineral lands IN the Lake
Michigan, aud the Chippewa district in WISCONSIN,
approved 2 September 1880 the land covered by the
permits respectively the minimum price
Of 81 25 covering more than one full section cn
such the land OF
he shall elect do full section nj the
required establish the snne TO the
Saul se Mae and
therefor practicable after seeing tAs notice
of the public
of lands embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD
Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
July 27-lawl3w
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ID DEMOvAI-- -nR ABIDING wyLIE removed heI
IL gsnerA Agency nd Law Once Seventh street, between
and oppoe Odd Fellows Hail. and wo doom from the
National Tntenss slee.
haS Q--SMwd
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TaEAsusr ,DGPARTxxsr, March %, le.


TaEAsuxr DEPARTMENT, March %, 1851
HE Of Texas having by Of M Legislature passed during
IS9 called upon the creditors Of the
republic treasury Slate the s OF
evidences Of their claims and Con-
rss hAvns approved 9th September $780, authorizing
Hons OF Ave stock said State OF
Tsxas five millions Of said stock should be issued
Texas for which duties imports
peciay pledged of the United States
OF all cams against the United States for
~ yad bonds cerfcae IN such forms shall be
Pr.Ssa 81 Inc United States Now order this depart
eut automatically the Of the claims for which
imports thus pledged the holders Of
required file the and description
the LIST of October 1851
cute release respective CLAIMS agree
United States, 10 pursuance Of the the
September, 1885, I.
Haa' WIN. l.. HODGE,
Acting Secretary ofthe Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE.
Whereas Of Congress- approved September g. 1880
millions Of dollars In i've cent stock be pad TO the State
for considerations In snid mentioned,
than "hvA millions sa be
credos NJ the sate holding bonds aud other certificates
Texas tor which duties specially pledged
the OF the United reIease Of all
cer6c of
holding and following described bonds
cecates stock of Texas the be and for which
mentioned In the said act specially pledged
Here describe the bonds or cartihcates.]
Now for the complying with ths provisions said
good and valuable hereby release
United States al claim in law against them,
account Of the lbonds cernhcaes) above described
Witness my hnnd and seal N -- this -------day Of
.-XA s..r
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New Fall and Winter Goods.

Fall and Winter Goods
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III Streets received, and prepared osr the
Of Washington, Georgetown, and Aexands
surrounding Of Virginia. fell and
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Very elegant brocade silks dark color
E1tr rich brocade silk, evening
Rich plaid silk, styles
Extra heavy plain pout de sole
Heavy waicred silks all colos
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Baiou's celebrated Kid gloves, every size and shade
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ALFRED HENNEN.


Reports argued determined in the circuit court Of the
first circuit 1872 1851 as folowsi
GSttsoNs RsporfsRcports determined
the OF the United States for the FIRST circuit from 1912
1915 Second edition. with additional and references
vols svo. Bortoa, 1895.
doing justice feelings, we'll to the
select the decisions In Gason and
specimens Of meHt They
n productions Eng
sh Admiralty for deep and accurate learning wei as for The
highest wisdom In decision -3 Kent 70 ~ 52I
Circuit from 1915 10 1880 VOLS svo,
reports comprise of Mr. Justice Story the
United States and followed order ahet MI
airon reports The decisions relate variety of sub
admiralty personal and and chan
profound learning scutencss and
Of which such eminent traits Of their
practical utility the o the English reporn
Reports Sumner Reports OF Cases argued
determined Circuit Court Of the United States for the
FirstC Circu evo.
These of Mr. Justice Story,
form of Gslron and Mason The de
volumes relate particularly 10 questens of
Storv,s Reports Story viam -Rcpor, Of Cases argued
and determined in e Ccu', Court Of the United s"e Tor the fsf
Circuit Svois., svo .tttN. H.f 80
"Tbe.e volumes continuation the series of Ga-ou,
aoy died while the opinion
the third volume was yet undeivered,v
Woodbury. (Chsrles L. and Mnot George Repors of Cases
eucd and determined Of the United 81
the First Circuit. Vols and o. ,...a.
contain decisions Of Hon Levi oodbuy,
appointed Story assistant justice for the fret dis
tict.n
Volume . prcss. =
Horardi Supreme Rep.rts Howard (BenIamin C)Re
Case. argued and addged the supreme Court Of the UNI
ed as o. 7, n
reports Follow Psts with those reports and Dallas,
Cnnch and whsons comprise all the decisions OF the highest
law
Of tho United States edition in vols, svo
nY-Tn pves~, sfli be ready In March, Dec N-dly
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NATIONAL MEDICAL COIJ.EGK.-The lecture. in this
IN will the first Monday of November
and until March.
Thomas Miller d. Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology
william Johnston, NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Of Women and Children.
Riley D. Professor OF Matora Medca, Therapeutics,
and Hygiene
Fred May Principles and Practice of
Surgery.
Tyler NJ d. Of Pathology and Practice Of Med
icine.
King s,one 81 d. Professor Of Meroscopiea and Paiho
logical Anatomy.
Edward Foreman M OF Chemistry Pharmacy
James u. Morgan, NJ. Prossctor and Demonstration
expense full OF lectures by al The
-.
anatomy demonstrator ............ 10
Muuicunins fee, payable only
Graduating
Clinical regularly Washington Inhrmay
jNo. FRED MAY, ND.
I0-2awtd Dean.
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ow-priced American oiclot, from three TO SIX feet
mauings, for basement, &c
variety Of
ported and American carpeunE, such
velvet tapestry American Brussels,
imperial trce ply, and nsrnn, hne and common ingram low
rag, hemp both striped and plaid together
furnishing which
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Ap is-u p. II. HooE co.
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Lane for California Oregon.
s~szs. The public informed that, under the
&-fEAn rangements of this company, inspected
In1HaR and approved by the Navy Department and carry
ing the United States mails, will ntinue leave
and Francisco 10Th days of each
detained unavoidable accident will touch Acuuco
Diego Monterey The following packets belonging
the Pacific Mail Steamship Company which will be
n each route. Pacific:
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FORM OF GUARANTEE.

Architect The EXtension Tie u. 8. Capitol,
Washington, ID. c.;
We, the undertigned residents of , in the siats Of,
Jointly United Siaies and
in of The foregoing bid OF being accepted,
he ay w within days amer the OF
said bid good sufficient
perform furnish proposed,
the Of the undsr which made
And in the said should fail 10 enter into contract
guaranty good tp difference between
offer OF the and lowest bidder.
-.... A b.
g ID.
hereby certify the hest ofmy knowledge belief, tbs
a named guaranors good and sufficient EFF.
Sept 23-dawtOcEU
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limited sTATEe STATUTES AT LARGE, volume ~. .-Wtl
be published the LIST OF April next The Statutes al Large
United Of merca, volume TX comps
Ing all legnon Congress Of the United ses from s4t
1851 clu.ve royal svo about pages Price $780, IN supe
rior law binding
published BY authority Of Congress- in l845-'46
Large including the 3st Congress- prepared under order
Senate and be published agesab to resolve OF that hop
orablc body. Royal oyo.
Index will copous titles each and
and and Housc resolves public prlvae which
been adopted federal that the
Just published Domat (d) Civil Order
Commons from the second London edition, by Hon. Luther
g. Cushing the Judges the Court of Common Pleas
Civil and Parliamentary Law in Harvard Unver
Sity. In vols, royal bvo.
Among the writers the Roman Law whose works are bes
English and American which have
the influence jurisprudence Donat whose work.
Its Natural Order Judge Story
preface nmen considering the and the circumstances
u which written truly wonderful performance. His
method excellent his matter and comprehensive
the principles and provisions o, the Roman law
nd sppcaon from the technicaties
system by presenting natural and scientific
method them nteigbe and their attainment more
useful and agreeable audi though the work particularly intended
for and adapted the French Jurisprudence the Is not
applicable oaw which the Roman code er
which body OF
sds claims winch the work thus TO The nten
Of the Dolnat has peculiar interest those
OF the sutes whose legal institutions derived IN pnt from tos
belief Of publishers
this celebrated would be acceptable
profession engage republication of
English translation Of II BY Or suahan
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FTom .1yTsd HenNs", e'q, q INC Nc" UT1sd"' bd7'
4.t.-. -..t BosTos, Seq. 9, 1850.
Messrs. LIrrLx BROWN Genuemen-l much pleased to
engaged publishing revised edition
Doms No work In English
guAxe subject with for fness
ande doctrine conveyed througbostit
Of M publication the present. has received
appreciation and lawyers
try, The compler OF the Code Napoleon
drew copiousy for Napoleon himself studied
for the singular
wisdom Of his observations and decisions during
adoption Doma should and hope
will, be foun n library OF every American lawyer
Your obedient servant