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Litchfield enquirer. [volume] (Litchfield, Conn.) 1829-current, 1851-07-10

| AuruiSuOS uuANlOuai ptUOA " that nNm0O0
legislation which has so often characterized
the proceedings of the Legislature Of this
State. Several acts Of beneficial charac>
ter have become laws, which it is unneces.
sary for me 10 refer to on this occasion.
The revised tag law, a bill of great length
and continuing soms good provisions, only
came into my hands levy moments since
1t is very different from the original bill
reported by the committee. hive had NJ
time to examine it, ind though have beer
constrained to approve it rather than see i
Jos, by the adjournment, do not hold my.
self responsible for its details, or any de.
merits or inaccuracies which it may be
found to contain. Ir 10 certainly to be la,
| mented that bill Of SO much magnitude
which concerns all the people of this State
should only have been finally considered al
SO late o day ia the session.
believe may say, fellow citixens, tina,
very considerable degree of good feeling
hns prevailed here during the few weeks
| you have been together. If it should occut
to you that facts do nol fully warrant the
assertion, you will agree with mo that nc
better time Than the present can be found
to Danish every thought of disagreeable
natnre-that those things only should be
treasured up which are most worthy of the
war,nest remembrance. Without permit.
ting myself to doubt that a feeling of mu.
1 tual respect and regard has had something
10 do with your intercourse as Legislators, i
would be well il SUCH feelings could b
generally diffused throughout our country
and one sentiment Of union aud harmony
bind the States together in indissOluble
bands.
Fellow citizens; on'a recenI occasion YOU
had the qualification Of listening to an elO,
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-04
THERE'S Room ENOUGH FOR ALI.

What need Of all this fuss and strife,
r,ch warning with his brother!
W. should we in the crowd Of life,
Keen ,rampling down each other!
Is there no goal that can oe won'
Without squeeze TO gain it,
No other way Of getting on,
Rut scrambling 10 Obtain IT!
IN EIIow men hear wisdom then,
IN friendly warning call
..your claims divide-ihe world ~ wide
There's room enough for all !"
what II the swar,hy peasant find
No fields for honest labor;
He need no, idly stop behind,
To thrust aside his neighbor.
There Is land with sunny skies,
Which gold for toll is giving,
wbere eyery brawny hand that tries
i,s slrepnih can gain living.
oh fellow men, remember then,
Whatever chance beiail,
Tia world is wde--wherc those abide,
There's room enough for all!
From poisoned airs ye breathe in courts,
And typhus-tninted alleys,
O., forth and dwell where health resorts,
Tn fertile hills and valleys;
Where every arm that clears bough
Finds plenty in attendance,
And every furrow Of the plow
A step to independence,
Oh, hasten then, from fevered den,
And lodging cramped and small;
Tie world is wide--in land beside,
There's room enough for oil!
In this fair region Far away,
Will labor have employment
A fair days work. a fair days pay,
And toll will earn enjoyment,
What need, then, OF this daily STRIFE.
Where each wars with his brother!
why need we through the crowd OF lie,
Keep ,rampling down each other!
From rags and crime that distant clue
Will free the pauper's ,hrail;
Take fortunes tide-the world SO wide
Has room enough for all.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-04

Died, in poverty and want, recently in
London, the author OF one OF The most ad-
mired songs Of the time-Alexander Lee.
His health, only is mentioned 10 the jour.
nails, as yet, but from a private letter We
learn what we state above, and one or two
affecting circumstances in addition. A.
bou, week before his death, be called on
a irie nd and brother pianist. Thirlwall,
stated his extreme desiitution, and asked
that concer, be got up for his relief
This was done, generously and promptly.
The Concert was advertised, Lee and
'rhrlwall 10 preside at the piano. Tho
other performances were TO be by Mr..
Thirwall's four daughters aud bv half .
dozen other friends aud pupils Of Lee who
had offered their graiuitous services. On
the day Of the proposed concert. be, for
whose benef. il was to be given, died. IL
was thought best to perform the concert,
however, and devote the proceedings 10
paying the proper honors TO his memory.
They did SO, bu, most of those who tried
their voices wero too much affected to sing,
and the performance was at last brought to
an abrupt termination by one Of bis pupils,
who burst into passion Of tears while at
tempting 10 sing s'The Spirit Of Good an
air BY the departed master. Lee was the
author Of 'Come dwell with me- away 10
the Mountsin's Brow s'rhe Soldiers
Tear sMeet me in the Willow Glen,
Come where the Aspens quiver,' and ma
nv other delightful airs, we'll known 70 the
musical world.-Chicsgo Jour.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-04

DoS'T Know HrM--L ord Nelson, when
a boy, being to visit his aunt's, went hunt
ing one day, and did not return until alter
dirk The good lady, much alarmed,
scolded him severely, and said;
II lwouder fear did not drive you homer"
sFear,n replied the boy, u don't know
him."
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-04

An Illinois editor, speaking Of an indi-
viduuI, SAYS he has broken every bank and
iail, and Sabbath that they have had il
that city for the last five years
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-04

SUCH, SIT, WIS tlH tuuCatIUU UI dI IcdSt
one Of our Massachusetts children at that
day. And though do not suppose that oil
the mothers Of ITS were like Mrs Adams,
vet the great majority Of them, we I'll
know, had as much pie.y and patriotism, il
not as much poetry, ond their children
we're brought up at once in the nurture and
admoni.ion of the Lord aud Of Liberty.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-04

Coming up Main stree, the other night
we found an individual lying dcad-drunk
in the middle Of the street, just opposite
ME-. Rays marble yard We led him
across tho way and set him up against a
in order that he might reflect
upon his latter nd.-BarL Tel.
The Davenport gazette. [volume] (Davenport, Scott Co., Iowa) 1841-185?, 1851-12-04

"How sleep the brave, who sink to rest,
Bv all their country's wishes bles:!
When Spring, with dewy fingers cold,
Returns 10 deck their hallowed mould,
She there shall dress sweeter sod
Than Fancy's feet have ever trod.
By fairy hands their knell is rung,
By forms unseen their dirge is sung;
There Honor comes, apilgrim gray,
To bless the turf that wraps their clay,
And Freedom shall awhile repair,
To dwell. weeping hermit, there.n
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1851-09-14
by the President Of the United states.

IN pursuance law MILLARD FILLMORE President of the
United States America hereby
MA eaG - ga sale w Be held q. The land oes sAuLT STE
twenty seventh day OF October for the disposal
9as and parts Of sections Of public lands situated within The limits
o. he following named townships and fractional townships
ed by mineral leases quot puchased reported by geoot
leases offered under the predcns
~ n o. .ne s January sis and June @ 1850 and
reoiered under the provisions
e ss and s GSws @ i n asI
proved a6th September, 1885, TO wit
North Of the base line and Of principal meijian
Townships ior-seyen, forty eight and of TWEEN
Townships oyseven, weight, orynne, and yegh, Of
Township aly eight and hfynne, range twenty
townships hiy-one, hiytwo, and ai eight OF range twenty
Townships hyone, hymo. dnyseve hfty-eg,t and fly
Townships hny two, daysix, dyseven, and
Townships hyone hyx dy seven, hfy-eght, range
Townships h.yone my four, hynve, hysr, hysevep, apd
Townships hfy my dve fysx 6y seven, range
ship sixty hve Isle soyale, range thirty our.
onps an aad or % snSs anse
Townships hy-one, hy-two and y-tree, of range thirty
Townsnip Gy S@y one Of range ,,,, h,ysigh
Township dry dry one one, Of Of range farty ''"'
Townships forty eight nine, fy, and dyone, of range
forty two
Townships foryeight lornne, dy, and fifty one of
forty four.
,n% and @
Townships forty forty eight and forty nine, OF
range forty .u,..s
Townships and eight fDryeight
Township forty eight Of forty nin0
Lands appropriated by law for the schools military and
other together with those and oveaowed lands
made unit thereby cultivation, which shall be selected
by the State authorities before the appointed for the
ment the public sale unde the entitled Gan enable the
State of Arkansas and other States reclaim lands
within their m approved September 49, 1850, H be excluded
the sales And locations land heretofore
ed law of Congress military rendered
United states viii be permitted any the lands
provided by the entitled An making
The civil and diplomatic expenses &c approved Sd
March, 1851.
lists of the win deposited with
the and receiver Marie before sale,
and the offerings OF the lands will be the day
pointed and will proceed in the order which they advertised
NIL shall Of
fered and the shall
longer than weeks and private the lands
will be admitted until after the Of weeks
Given under hand, the Washington this
day of July Domin thousand eight hundred ard
MILLARD FILLMORE
BY the President.
j. BuTTERrgLD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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United States Patent Once,

I'M the petition of Nah J. Wyet Cambridge Massachu-
sets, praying for the extension of granted
an improvement in preparing ice for shipping, years
the expiration OF said which
day of December ISL Il.
Monday the l0t OF November next, at IL O'Clock and
all notified APPEAR show cause
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file
Office their objections, specifically forth writing
twenty days before the day hearing All testimony filed by either
be used the said hearing be taken
in accordance with the rules of the Office which will be furnished
application.
Odered also that this notice be published in
teigencer Republic and Unon Washington city Daily Bee os
Massachusetts; Providence Joual Providence Rhode
Island Courant Hartford, Connecticut Albany Registe
Albany N Y. Express, New York and Penn lnqui-
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania,
cessve weeks previous the 10Th day November next day
of hearing
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner o
Editors of the above papers will please copy and their
bills 10 the Patent Once with paper containing this notice
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ErW -

A NEW Route to pittsburg. via the Baltimore, sus-
n gpehdnna, and Pennipdia RaroadThronEh 70 Prg "
express will Cavct station daily
United States mail from Washington and Baltimore a.
connecting with the fast line Mddleown II !,
riyiug at Harrisburg at ", M, 20 dinner
The train leaves Harrisburg for the q arriving NJ
Hodaybmg at 3 As point passengers have the option o.
either Johnstown thence BY packet boats or
stages direct from Holidaysburg 10 Ptsbnrg .... M.
Tickets will be sold following by this train, TO wit
York. Wnghtsville, Coumhia Marietta Mddletown, Harrisburg
New Pert Mersown, Perrvle Lewsown MoVeystown, Hunt
ingdon H0lidaysburg, and Pttsburg.
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley aroAd
which through Carlisle, shppensburg, Chambcbug aud
other points ths road.
the accommodation or passengers from Washington for Of
points, the will be ~ The
depot Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company on e arrival q
morning receive the baggage, which w be
RoBERT STEWART,
Oct I-df Ticket Agent
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United States Patent Office,

I'M the petition of Charles Porter Lynn Massachusetts
sator the OF f. s. Boston, Massaclu.
sets, deceacd praying for patent granted
said f. s. Curtis mills, years
from the OF said pant which takes place the m day
Of November, lb5l-
II is ordered the said petition heard the
Monday the ID day OF November next IL O'clock
notified appear and show If
why said petition ought be granted.
Persons opposing the required file the
Office their objecons specifically set forth writing at least
before the All testimony filed by
be used said hearing br taken
cordance the rules the oice which will be a
picaion.
Ordered also that this notice be published in the National nte
Republic, and Union, Washington d. Ci Daily
Providence Providence,
ouan Hartford Connecticut; Albany Register.
New York Express, New York Pennsylvania
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, week for three
previous TO the day OF hearing, the I'd November
THOS. EWDANK,
Commissioner Patents.
p Editors Of the above papers will copy
bills TO the Patent oce, with paper containing this notice
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me name Of will be entered books unless The
payment OF the subscription be made IN advance.
Dant Subscribers may money by letter, the stage
on winch wi be paid assumed BY
safe transmission
sions OF Congress- and semweekIy during the recess.
Subscriptions for period less year win be received
terms proportioned 10 the above annual rates
nyPosTMAsTERs TO aetas nm, uy.u,s nd by
sending DAILY subscribers, enclosed or ryT
SEMI WEEKLY subscribers with S95 enclose joYrvr EEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed win be enue copy
edition they furnish subscribers for, graiia
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Medical Department OF Georgetown College,

corner of n and I2ih streets, " dshngf0n, ID. Z.
THE will fret Monday In Rovembe
l. aid continue until the latter part of March.
FACULTY
Noble Young Professor Principles and Practice of Med
cine.
Charles H. Liebean NJ d. Professor of Institutes and Practice
Surgery,
flodoardo Howard NJ d. Professor of Obstetrics and Diseases
Women and Children,
Johnson Eliot, NJ. d., Professor OF Anatomy.
Joshua A. Richie, M d. Professor Medicine
James M Austin NJ d. Professor OF Matea Medca and Thea
peutics.
w. II. Lovejoy NJ. d., Professor of Chemistry.
Samuel W. Everett M. d. Associate Professor and
Of Anatomy
Clinical lectures will be delivered operations performed
patients from the nfmary aud Dspensay attached Col
ege.
The College building has been recently erected
provided with and nails
rooms and Is admirably adapted for medical Instruction.
Fees for full OF lectures res............,.$g
Naturalization (paid only once) nce).................,,
Denionstrators uckI 10
Fee for those who have attended full courses
FLODOARDO HOWARD, NJ, D., Dean,
Corner of lUth and L streets
Aug 2l-IawtNov
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United states Patent Once.

IN the petition of 5ewal short London
praying or the extension Of patent him the 9th
Ocube 1887, for Improvement railway
from the expiration Of said PATENT whcu takes place on the sh
day Of October, s5l--
ordered that the said petition Office
the Goth September, 1851 ~ O'Clock and all
notified appear cause, they have, why said
petition ought be granted
opposing required file IN the
objections, specifically forth writing twenty
the day hearing All testimony flied by either party
said hearing be taken
rules ofe Office, which will be furnished appca-
Oderod also that this notice be published the ntelgencer
Republic, and Union, Washington, D. O. Daily Bee Boston,
sarhusett; Providence Journal Providence r. Couant
ford, New Ioudou Chronicle Express NJ
Philadelphia Inquirer Philadelphia, Pa three
weeks 70 the 2S Of september
TIIOS. EwBANK,
Aug 9-taw3w Commissioner Patents
p sEdos o the above papers will please copy md send their
bills to the Patent ufce, with containing tnis notice.
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(7Ae Diocesan College Of hs Proteani Episcopal cwehJ
TUE tenth annual session VIII open Monday, October g. 1851
IL aud continue until thr "cnmmr uccmUnt dayhe as
Thursday N July 1854 New students recommended 10 cnc
the Of the but
ply, and the charge esumat from das their
college number classes
pnriuuios complete edncatiun
lion of collegiate course cone graduates the
demica degrees.
Tho school immediately adjoining the college, and
der the supervision U the but under distinct di.cpnc,
ceives lads beginning academca prepares
them for the collegiate classes The and direction
professors Of the college special advantages pupils
the grammar school.
In the mercantile classes the study of the Greek language
omitted, and ~ place supplied ~ additional studies modern Ian
guages, book keeping, sc,
The situation OF The college entirely healhf and by It's d.
from and villages, very favorable good morals
order.
"Remp building 90 feet by co. win be ready for
cupaon the In addition
Of professors the trustees have recently appointed Hugh Dave
Ill d. lecturer civil and ecclesiastical law, John
Alexander, Ill D., lecturer physics aud cherisuy.
whole charge thc in the college aud
for Of ten months hundred
dollars. pay able ssm annually IN advance
Applications for admission to be made
Rev, JOHN D. kERFOOT, n. n, Rector,
College Of st. James r. .. Maryland
Aug t4-3iaw2m
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Virginia Land Office,

KItHMnND, august -, IeoI.
IN conformity the code of Virginia of f9l,
ID, do hereby make known all whom that
the Berkeley,
gth August 1851,
18th July, 1851
land lying said county Berkeley,
escfcated 10 this Commonwealth TO wit:
dfews's f
ia Tleanes branch, Deals heirs
365 Packhorse road James
90 Little Mountaip, assessed TO John Powels heirs
PUCkhorse road, H. ~
Back John Shocks +,
2 Frederick county seots
heirs.
$50 side of Mountain, Tibb
II Back creek, Andrew Jenkinss
heirs.
s. H. PARKER,
Aug l5-law6w Register Land Office.
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Aug l43taw


TUE session will begin Wednesday, day Of Octo-
l. Der, ts5I, aud close lst March, lisa.
Nathan 4. smith, NJ D., Surgery.
William T.. A. Aiken, N. D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy
Samuel Chew, VI. D. Therapeutics Muica and
Joseph Rohy, NJ. D., anatomy and Physiology
William Power NJ D, Theory and Practice Of Medicine
Richard H. Thomas W. D., Midwifery and Of Women and
Children.
George w. Mltenberger, ", d., Pathological Anatomy
The ample opportunities prosecution of practical an
n moderate
Clinical lectures four a hy
e ~ e baore ihhrmay, with the privilege Of daily visits TO ts
wards, without charge student Tor The irkst
Fees for the lectures 500 sos practical anatomy mac
ulation, IS graduation, $40
WILLIAM r.. A. AIKEN, Dean
Baltimore, August |, 1851 Aug 5-oawtl5Oc
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University OF Pennsylvania, Medical Department..
4 Eghy-sirth session, (ls5-'5a)
TE will Monday October the 9th, and
4 the close ol March ensuing.
Practice OF Medicine by George ID. Wood NJ ID.
William f. Homer, NJ. ID.
hediea and Pharmacy, Joseph Carson, MI
Chemistry, ianes b. Rogers, NJ H.
Surgery, William Gibson, NJ. ID.
Women Children, L.
Hodge, NJ. ID.
Institutes Medicine, Samuel jackson, NJ. ID.
Clinical instruction tho Pennsylvania Hospital by George b.
Wood, NJ ID, and by Geo. W. Norris, nj. ID, K
Demonsraye instruction medicine and surgery by the
professors the medical faculty. assisted by W. W. Gerhad NJ d.
and Henry III. Smith, nj. ID.
Practical anatomy by John Nei, M. D., demonsrator. -
lectures University sos
Matculating fee, (pad only
W. e. HORNER, NJ. d., -...5F
Dean the Medical Faculty,
6 Chestnut street. above Thirteenth, opposite the United States
Mini, Philadelphia
l-2aWtOctl5 Y. q
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Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO REDEMPTION 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 the right pre- empon Of the
lands above required establish
therefor practicable after seeing this notice
aud before day appointed the OF the public
sale Of the lands embracing the camed otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. .......
And having the right, under the entitled An
establish land office in the northern part OF Michigan ard TO
provide the mineral lands State OF Michigan
approved LIST March, ls! esee oe1Pan or Perfees 10 en-
OF their the lands above
who entitled, entitled An act
price mineral lands In the Lake supe
district Chippewa district, In Wisconsin,
approved 26 September 1885, io enter the land covered by te
and permits respectively the minimum
% per full section, er
ed OF such lease the land Of
he shall elect full section" at the
SO required establish the same 10 the
and sau se Marie and
payment therefor practicable after seeing hs notice
public
claimed otherwise such
will be forfeited. .-
J. BUTTERFfELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Ofice
Julyg g7-iawl3w
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Whole tickets S20-iaves S0-ouarers S5-Eghths So
Certificate Of package OF IS whole tickets, S27o 90
do of25 half l35
do of25 quarter do 81 SO
Do do of25 eighth do 80 rs
Orders shares certificates
above splendid lotteries will receive the
official drawing
to all who order from
Address J. & c. MAURY, Agents,
Aug21 Aiex andra, Virginia
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e, q,
E next session of this will Wednesday,
9Th of October Since the last session ample have
un agricultural
chemistry The college carefully revised
and the of study adapted the all classes
dents The whole exclusive the includes
fifteen classes For proficiency eight Of the degree of
Bachelor Of Philosophy proficiency twelve
cudng the ancient languages degree of A. b. and for prof.
cheney in all, the degree OF A. NJ.
Faculty
Right Rev. John Johns, President Professor Moral
Philosophy and the Evidences OF Christianity. Il.
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
Benjamin Ewe Professor Mathematics and Natural Science
Morgan j. Smead, Ph. d. Professor OF Languages.
Henry A. Washington, Professor Of History Political Economy
Rev Silas Toen, d. d., Professor Intellectual Philosophy,
Bellies Letters and Rhetoric
Robert Gatewood, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics.
July 23-law4w
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Sale OF Improved Lands Ina Ohio, cedod by the wy

NOTICE hereby given that under The authority vested ~ this
IN by the March, s4j nnsod pui0n OF the
Upper sandu Oho ceded by the Nyandos
the March 1872 will again be offered public sae AZ the land
office Defiance oho Monday the fifteenth day OF september
The these
dollars per und requires that te value Oh
the improvements asceaned by the agents o the war Depafeh
shall be paid In addition the price of the land
The will be longer Than Is absolutely necessary
10 offer the lands, and exceeding Two weeks
Given under hand the city Of Washington this seventeenth
day July Domn thousand eight hundred and nyone
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the
July 24-law6w General Land Ofbce
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THE Principal Of the warenon IN % Male Academy wishes to
employ who s qualified
English the lower mathematics Ho
man, of habits and good moral haacrer
applications made Immediately and by paid
10 the Principal.
Fehl