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OAlk Il.AlL.
1llE.
Pioncr Clothing Establishment
ESTABLISHED ~ 20
One Price Cash System.
LACE SALES MD SMALL. rEullTS
MEMS ANp BOYS CLOTHING
sod
II FINISHING GOODS
One Price Cash system.

The st'ch 81 iht- Att4mcd rsistbshmrn
WI be ~, rcd iui a short time, at
GkitT t.lH. ms.
L. make fnuu' - a., ntfaiutnou of r.u
P',tr ussotip,u," Of EifHap o. Srtl.NBiH
IOfjfLN", manufactured r,pns,l, ff
The r"tah tftir. rhirh viliI th. variety nv,
nh hand, q ~ cons'lutr thc most r.,ialb
-,r'k la hr found, nom Nhfhstlcc,un. MA,
hr made for Srfpg amt Spnu,rg Ncat, g.
suit th' taste anl purse "i al ,la.s.,
B~rr'idafts, t5ss, msrts, Eotsl,s. InI
'ngs, Ao,AC ct csttt variety aud ct ,hc
''-l i%slric, comprising insut choice seize.
irons, li'li winch o~lHt1tnu viii D.t made &,
order al short uoil,c aud r>tIc satisfaction
Warranted.
iatilcnili attention ~ devoted to IL. Eeg
HsyJtiHses;, where every ,afrty ui clothur
ma. Ia found, aud every i%,c,ity Afforded ~,
the selection at Iaru,cntr lot Children snd
Youth.
Gentlemen ~ Youth tunt.hn. t;und>
ct cvcty ~t',,npti"n
The odd itands and Patrons oi nak Hall,
N Particular, apI the publ e. .'..l, aur
invited H. cal Immediately, with TIE n.,nf
ancc that t!,ri one and all, shah ttuj a com.
r'rtr uuiii al barsi'As we'd worthy their At.
trntiun.
d E,mcmdef 0ad Natl "a Il IN
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BLACK RIVER ACADE MY,
I1fII NV IT

Rutland, May :, 1851. II.
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STRAW BONNETS.

Nov on sa'c 4, the New union, 4, low
ysiccs. Als1 splendid Rib6ons
cilAS BURT * son.
Rutland, May -, i-5i. ~
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TC Western Passengers.
TIE CHEAPEST AMI MOST DIRECT
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.

III. CHEAPEST AND MOST DItlCr
ROUTE TO BUFFALO.
BY Rail- oad 10 Schenectady, by Ere Canni
To buffalo, from thence 10y Steamer or
Michigan Central Railroad, TO Mich
ryan, Illinois, Indiana, or amy
If the Western or South.
Western States.
This Company have from e'gli, 10 ten boats
lriyASch'n' ctady, daily. Sundays except
''i.) kr utiea, Syracuse, R&hes,r,, aud Bsf
aiu.
Iam'les cnigratinsWcsi will find !, to their
odyin'agc and convenience H. take this route,
10 they Will lie enabled to accompany their
Goods all the way TO Their places Of des,ina
',n, and no charge tor iransliipmcn. a, But,
iIlu.
Parties Of ! ~ % " III be accommodated
with u roar, exclusively, /" themselves.
For P.}SS.IGE or FREIGHT apply 10
ions PonrrE, Burlington, ;. HOLT, Rut-
land e RiruArps, Ca.tl,ton, GioRcr PAR
ro, >,camer Saltus, " + GA>pti, Steam
- Burlington, " II Srt,r>s Steamer
Waterfall, w. II. Bal, Schenectady. 10
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Mlleucry aud Mauiua making OF every d.
.cr'pupn They will furnish all uinuIrg,,
a.. that vii be cai!cd i"f IN aooun.ry s!sop,
on reasonable LTms and sh1flcsi Lui.cr.
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NEW MUSIC STORE,
Premium TrusseS,

1 q. RtVTIETT Maoufsrtrte .
I~n."'t"r ct tie weS toown " n.tia cfon
ShpHA!t H,uc.A 60 iicnl.. I.adie. anu
thlidtcn; also pf,mium 1fpss,s
mad SUPPORTERS at
No GIi arlington Street, BOSTO.N,
ucat Marib"tu u tel.
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TAX PAYERS

TIME Town Tax bill ,s N the hands oi
tnr Io~p Treasurer One seventh 81
your tax N1li ~ saved # p%ayfnrnt L. naaty
on OF e.ofe the isi day Of June next,
Rutland, Mas >, l-SI. u
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TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS.
Fancy and Staple Dry Goods,
MOultOn & GO.
Successors 10
ynIIN rAfrnNEn a, m

ca CcdarS % Pine SIS. Nen yor&,
INVITE Merchants visiting New York City, to
their immense stock of Foreign and domestic
Fan, and Staple Dry Goods.
Their stock j. entirely new, aud IN addition
still rcccIv" by every steamer new and elegant
s,yics, cVuinrd exclusively /" this hon.o con
,i-ttr Of every variety of dress goods to le
found in the French, German, English md \
mcriran markets, and At rr.ccs that will defy
| connections.
! CASH BUY EltS ard Merchant. generally
will ln we'll to cali and cNamiuc uur stock, I.
our goods ARE adapted to every section of the
couGtry aud w are resolve Ell 10 spare 10 Of.
ri, t" make IT the interest - every merchant
to favor ~ with their patronage
JAMES ). MDUITON,
JAMES " BtRKEk,
XENAS NEWELL.
New York March, 1851, lG9w
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- AtANEN STREET
~L- "' t"i-ft ss's~t sp4t, 50 go s.Rsns
ltfN .SaVa isssft rr-p. u.s. AFsF 80
r'r'' 's'tr hftsf rfsN, tts ss'sn,s sFs .st. r'
t~t+atptr. So ~ rs,srLsYrs ~ ftesssst ,e~rs ,s
- '1s -'ai set 80 tHy Re, e. tntf. tAtruf h,yt to-
{ r.u
Int Nss N-HA--. ~ s,p-st ssress $50
TO- A. sht.st.a 5000. FsI r. - 49,, =. r. o.
Z hNf.' lf. .Ht ft tar 90 sg s.Aut ifri ani o.
so .it f're H'" 'Hrit 10 80 tftt,sl ~ stAs f.s4,
.fS o. ts.rta - errtN rf the tu,lins Fns
tA.rf- go e.. sNsfs tfrei V-Hrit e ttsft .
Frr."i' l~tYit's Hrus~ts .nl Velvet ts,t-as-
N' Sls.ss ats rDf, aad Hrt'cs ics 81
Nr.thsf is i' ,n 4f,"r.to ~ut ths'n LC.us
itrr et'vr msrotts'Vts 20 imprft ihstf own e.
IT, H.vs Haott7f i.is sfd ,ftuie r~Atr~t.~f FL b. "
''''. ntf.-. fces ~ ttpths Ftts~ N.trH.s
~'i'r & ,t-js ttt fvcfs arc 10 yur .rviS .tt~s
'ra ,N . ~c,turt,,te tAt.Hl NiFtswso Hseoi.~,t =
q . i" NpH'Ht't ytset urst The rrFtsf - NA.hin, t"'
s'te.t. ,t rrsi d,.t te Tfintts thur,h.
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SHERIFF EDGIRTON Las removed "a
the hoq~e lA,slg ~oeouPsed lp Dr J Il I'of'
Lg. l- ,ng ,hr secohd hoGse north Of lrEty
CAuf1G. "a Holland. IS
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' o'a'r 10 suppiy the nrprreciyn,ed &c
; wand fef Ls nr~ anG tieh 81 les 81
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GOODS AT COST.

IHNiiE subscriber beng d"sirous Of closing
p up hs business, ~ induced 10 offer his
STOCK, Drugs and MrIic,nrs, -
rcp,"t, A. rr,', for CAsu ri" stock being
mud we'll hourh', viii afford a RAJ" op
portun,y to all kishrrg I" buy nj low rtrcs.
LUTHER DANIELS
Rutland, Aprll q, -. -
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Agents for InsuranCr>
L GILL 4 CO ,

t'ool Siislis ri'ea to = frN l,rr-nn- Of coed ch,fAc
tor n Htirrs. T." .ri 80 AGENTS. Adirs-.
Pat r,ti . n iNsrRAN,y Iu ~'I!us,as Mac.
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stFfiC1ENT to accommodate .ln A,aibD
Sheep II IiAl.I.
Rutland Arm. l-5I. H.,
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LIME
PAsTunE TO L

FOR srlc AZ LhNDON s. GRAVES
April nth, 1851. Is
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LIVERY STAN

E~rttyGbpEDk WOOD. - s,'essesei ss g., a
Irpol t"i''A ~
arHart'. c., .sIt%y@,s-ha.ps 81
s4fs 80 -. e.
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THE MISSES SAIL RICHARDSON

AXE tias u.ctapd
To ininrn the Ladies
OF titsioTd aud ~.
rinlty that they have
Just returned from
market with The pres
cnt sty ie 81 sipuns
aud summer ipsh-
IONS hey would
also say 10 the pub
iIc,'hat they ale pre-
pared 10 facet ell o.
drrs IA them Inc Of
businrss such a.
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DRY GOODS
REMOVAL

EANCY snt Staple Dfy Gooa,.a al a ,msl,
sG,Sscr, AZ wIDlefsr ~ "tal by.
BARR EFT Il sos
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List OGLcttcrs
DrMstNtNC In iht rosl oHtc si Ea,s,.
h,s- IS 1854.

DtMAiNiNG IN iht rosl oH,tc s Esrs..
~ h'st s.. 1851.
View !. Naaas kesicr MAJ 4 Mo
t-aH NInhH ke-rrs Nate ~
Beach NJ k,licre Hnyal q
Rgtchit guen Nae. IA rs.
Batensn Preserved 2 kinsmss A.
pfnvsE.oEs i,n, Va
Be- ou ETahkiIn ltdA Etb.s
Re- ~ Ft~tprtck IedBtn Re-,
bshoP ketjsm,a Lee. &
hrmi' abigail itcnart Esther 81 Me-
hair UeHry tsuHeli Ancla Ne.
nartsJ lasr Aa,tla
t's' hcrasth Marble Jotn
bfeNstc' a Powers McSaett
Nr.esn McNaity rs,rtk
iftAni ehsSrrnc aliitt.' Cathafioc
Brow t,assd,r W Muth Tin.
LH'f i'fa.at NGrftsun Gavin
q. cy HM Mo,fs q Joan
Cnis~st hstirs : Ismcs Nu,rt tatrek
tAsn't'sa| Yer az MID, nemAn
I h|rt,ior J hn McNsmatI Ituo.
sin Nsi'tan Mas,h { hetl,s F,l
on.rfa bratcr Moore "
'.t ~ o%'os'ee 'h'I''ofaor
lu9tD.a NsHis Obr ban
''oJ Fcary tiNatl
i'rl.1s l'a'~ Power. Abigail
! Z si.t.tu l.hn Trst w. \.
{ ht.HsJt Pcfh
{ 'l"'sFa't GO iAtk,r Anthony
if.nnaas Ntrtl rntN
ty". Eaf.sB i4r.uns Jtla.s VI
'" shaaa E'iuN. Pbt.Ips ! An " ~ =
'ntht7 ham John Ptcn'rt iLmn.d
} Dyer a.thct'. Potter Nel.oa
rft. Gu!,a. p.ur-. H.r.t
l%'Gnt'ns Na'1 Ist ersL " Nu
Htnhi. ~irph,n PAGE Edso,
UoHly lh"mas G"yce William
It"knr'.'n Ms NJ NR"'er. Harasna Nss
Fletcher u lhct Thpnas
,sh'r samuel u Iuc1 90 Henry
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To- THOSE ~ wsNT or BOOKS
STATIONERY. 40

T!ir ,uhsrt .'c' intend, ,esrirr r., Sre
Yofs about ,As iali ~ tan Of MAY, aud y n
e,rou,e ans oJdcfs hn stil han p%rct,.u, 10
that timr W \ BACON
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Commissioners Notice.

'TFFHtN HfUE, FIUH'T
Wal tafurl tprii II Isl. 10
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SOap ROMdCrs

q y article that saves all tn Soap and
n nearly al tie labor ~ wAALiag, ipi sajr
ri Tie .StE Ua.sa Store, one door north 81 the
Cour, iioose. &, BURT a son.
tu.kld, Mas -. l-5l 40
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Book rilrrS, Na,i0ncrS ( Blank RO0k Man
lfNCitREk>. Whnlcsnlr and
rct,ti lHtsla',ts supulirl atthelosc,t price.
IL Nmtta,ioa 81 .('VPna,tc the old SOUTH
BOSTON
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N BONNETS
4 LARGE and s]Ilcnlil as rtinent including
lNc,"G'tan. N1ir Lace, Preach Lpcc, In.
pl.,h ~traw Puzzle, and Hungarian BraIls.
AiNo-Ni,r,s tipses'. ati Wat,
: Til. dty fcl.i, ed ana i,r sale at low lt.c
80 ~ =. r DELL,
Rntinnl, May u, 1854.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
/. SlENtEK has returned from
i, Boston vt'Ii a choice sr~l"cttpn Of
New and Valuable Books,

10 winch he taxes gfea; pleasure IN calling
the attention ~ ihe pubic.
Ihr ipi,pHiug Is a Int Of q few "f The mas
ny recent fuu!icati',ns whicu may be iJuni
IN bk assOrtneut -
Weekly national intelligencer. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1841-1869, 1851-06-28
FOURTH OF JULY, 1851.

WASHINGTON NATIONAL MONUMENT OFFICE,
MAY, 1851.
The Board Of Managers Of the Washington National Mo-
Society respectfully suggest to their eowciizens
throughout the Union that collections be taken up upon
approaching anniversary Of National Independence in aid
Of the great and patriotic enterprise in which they
ed, wherever the day is celebrated.
The occasion is happy and suitable to assist in
pleting the magnificent work. nearly hundred feet
in height, and purely national in its character.
All remittances will be addressed to Hon. ELISHA WHIT
TLEsEr, General Agent, Washington.
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quarter Of thrysx in township twentynne, OF range
four
North of the base line, and soest Of the fourth principal me-
yidiGn.
The part the fraction of section fifteen, and the
southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of IN
township twenty mine, OF range one.
The fractional halt section seventeen in township
twenty y-nine, Of rangetwo.
with the provisions of the act of lith july
ls46 herenbeore referred preempon claims viii not be
allowed aforementioned lands until after they have
been offered public SALE and become subject to
try and no locations for land bountes heretofore granted
any of Congress for military services rendered to the
United States will be permitted of the above mention
ed lands provided by the entitled An act making ap-
preparations the civil and diplomatic expenses Of
rnen" &c., approved Sd March, 1851 The tracts will be
offered and such legal subdivisions will include the
mine mnes not less than two dollars and fy cents
acre. not sold At the public ae at such price, nor shal
entered private sale within twelve months
the shall be subject to sale a. other lands Ill
The sales will each be kept open for weeks
ands are disposed OF and longer and no
of the land in the tracts offered viii be admitted until
after the expiration of the two weeks.
In further execution of said have caused the
oner the General Land Office publish with this
nation brief description of the above lands prepared rom
the official documents.
Given under my hand the city Warrington thi. twenty
eighth day Of April Domni one thousand eight hundred
and 6Ay-sna.
I ny - Presidemtv MHIARD EILLA0RB.
J. BUrr1nzInLD, "a ~ s@
H. aE,r Commissioner If the General Land Office.
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NOTICE no PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS,

NOTICE TO PRE-E MPTiON CLAIMANTS,
and to kssee oceYpants, a6 pmitees of Mineral Lands.
Every person entitled to the right OF any
the lands within the townships and parts Of townships
required establish the the satisiac-
ton Of the Register and Receiver Of the proper Land Oee
and make payment therefor practicable after seeing
this notice. and before the day apponted for the
en the public sale OF the lands embracing the claim
ed otherwise such claim will be forfeited
And every person having the right under the act entitled
An aee esiabsh land Office in the northern part Mich
igan and provide for he sale Of the mineral ands in the
State Of Michigan" approved l March, lS4 lessees
occupants permce enter to the extent Of their leases
or permits any Of the lands within the townships above emu
merated to be sold 1t Office Saut Ste Marie who
entitled under the act entitled An act to reduce the mi
nimum price Of the mineral lands in the Lake Superior Dis
rict in Michigan and the Chippewa District In wisconsin
approved 26h September 1885, o enter the land covered
their leases occupancy. and permits respectively" At the
minimum Of sers or e covering more than one uil
the proper lnnd once. pchass il he snail eess do
one fun seeioa g he rte q ~ 50 per asrs = rsqcirsd
oes y ssut Se Mare and make thsrefor .s soon
practicable after seeing his nosee, and before tie day
appointed for the OF the public sale Of the
lands smbrscng the tract claimed csherw,s such claim
will be forfeited. J. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
~.rQ
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CELEBRATION OF THE FOURTH OF JULY.
Militia of District Of Colu,sbia.- General Order

WAsHINsTos, JUNE 26, 1851.
Tbe Major General Of the District Militia in compliance
With intma.ions from authority to which bis unqualified re-
spec both official and PERSONAL due, dess all the citizen
soldiers within the limits Of bis command TO that
che ceremony Of laying the cornerstone Of the to bs
erected in the Capitol square for the reception OF
appointed for the ensuing Fourth Of ana
are expected ont in u force % take 1ne aus s0.
il The .olentes Of The day, in which the President q me
Ui..a and tho Heads Of the Executive
are engaged to take prominent part. l
He is also requested extend this notice. by way q nv-
taon to all such Of the of the Militia beyond
the limits Of this District as may be in condition to come
in and to heghen the grandeur and dignity Of the cesbra
ton which, far from being Of any merely local interest,"
goes deep into the hearts and interests Of the nation
Existing circumstances in public affairs make highly ex-
pedent that this celebration should take truly National type
and character Now is the tme and this the OCCASION for
every patriot stand forth the open and eadst avoucher OF
the Union.
The National Will calls into existence ed6ce dedcat-
cd to tho high functions Of national legislation, under the
Gag Of the Union and for future generations in uncounted
succession and, in that act sets up material symbol and
the solemn pledge Of the unAnchng will the liked
purpose and the nvolabe faith Of the nation to maintain and
defend the Union now and in all time to come.
The celebration Of the Birthday Of National Independence
SS'S"s-.'J
which this symbol and pledge Of Union is to be sgnaz
edof Union itself the chefest glory and reward Of the wis
dom and constancy by which national independence wal
achieved
In addition to the interest impressed this double cele
baon by the moral associations betokened in its outward
ceremonia there will be heard counses and exhortaons
profound wisdom and sage experience embeished by rar
genius, resounding from the eloquent lips Of WEssrER
every patriotic heart and mind.
The troops, both those Of the District division and hos
from other parts Of the Union, requested to rendezvous
front Of the City Hail. at 10 o'clock in the morning Of tn
fourth and there report to the Major General Of the Dstrc
Militia, such other officer he may BY that time have de
sgnaed, the strength and quality Of their several corps
The place Of each corps in the military part Of the procession
will be then arranged
All the officers of the District militia are requested to NEE
the Major General the Mayors Office Saturday, the 2s
instant 10 O'Clock. with reports Of their exPectsd unou
the fourth Tne preliminary arsnsonsas. win than
concluded by the Major General in concert with the Mayo
of Washington and the Marsha Of the District.
WALTER JONES,
Major General of Tie AiEtia Of the Dist Of Col.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL INTELLIGENcER

The subscription price of this paper for year is TaaEz
For tho long Sessions of Congress, averaging eight
months.) the price will be Two DoLLAasi for the short
Sessions Orr DoLLAR per copy.
reduction Of 30 per cent Tor oneh Of thefu chage)
nil. be made TO any whosha order and pay for, at one
sime five copies Of the Weekly paper reduction
of as per cent Tor oneouh of the full chage to any one
ho will orderandp pay for time ton copies
No oecounts being keptfor this paper it will not be for
arded TO any unless paid for in advance sent any
longer than the time for which it is so paid
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TO THE PUBLIC.

The tracts embraced the above proclamation of the Pre-
sdent comprise all the residue Of the lead mines yet to be
those mines partisulary the portion situated in Inos
worked under former from the Government which had
not expired Of the sale of the adjacent mnes and
therefore the advantage Of being prepared for
date operations without ncurrng the increased in
cdenta opening mines and most Of them are believed
be very productive. They more or less conveniently
means Of of their products ST. Louis and
are the midst of country yielding abundany all the ag-
cultural products of Latitude which they located
]. BUTTERFIELD,
NAV Owl 3w Com mi ssoner of the General Land Office.
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and no private entry Of the lands will be admitted until
after the expirs, ion OF the two weeks
Given under my hand At the city Of Washington this sixth
ay Of May Ammo Oomini thsusand eight hundred ant
6fiy-one. MHLARD FILLMORE.
: BY the President
a j. BUTTRRn ED, .st
Commis Soner Of the General Land Office
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NoTCE TO PRE-EMrTION CLAIMANTS.

Every peson entitled the right Of preempon any Of
the within the townships and parts Of townships above
enumeates required to establish the same to the
ton OF the tegster and Receiver Of the proper Land Office
and make pyment therefor practicable after seeing
this before the day appointed for the commence
mcn Of hpblc sale Of the lands embracing the tract claim
ed otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
J. BUTTERFIELD,
NAV 1sIl3w Commissioner OF the General Land Office
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BY THEPREsIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES

| TN purSAnce of law, l, MILLARD FILLMORE, Presi-
dent the United States Of America. do hereby declare
known that public sales will be held at the under
menone Land Offices in the State IOWA, at the periods
hereinaff Designated to wit:
AT thet and Office at IOWA CITY, commencing on Mon
day. the rst day September next for the disposal Of the
public lads situated in the following named townships viz
North oje base line and tcest Of the m principal meri
| Townhip seventy. nine of range twenty nine.
Towphps seventy-nine and eighty, Of range thirty.
Towhps seventy and eighty, of range thirty-one
Towhps seventy y-nne, eighty, and eghy-one, Of range
Tow1ship eighty-one, of range thirty. three.
Az tt Land Office at FAIRFIELD, commencing Mon.
day. th fifteenth day Of September next for the disposal OF
hs nuc lands within the aforementioned townships, wit:
North Of the base line and scest Of the h principal mei-
diGn
Tovn,h, seventy, of range thirty.
TOWNSHIP seventy, of range thrty-two.
TOWNSHIP seventy OF range thirty three.
AZ the land Office at DUBUQUE, on Monday, the eigh-
teenh d Of August next for the disposal Of the following
tracts, towit;
small island in sections and eighteen, in town
shin north, of range east, and the southeast
quarter section in township nney-sx north,
OF range nine west of the fifth principal meridian.
LandapproprAted by law for the Of schools military
and other purposes, together with those swamp and over
flowed lands made unfit thereby for cultivation, any, which
shall be ,eleced BY the State authorities before the days ap
pointed for the OF the public sales respective
under the act entitled An act enable the State Of Ar
kansas and other States reclaim the swamp lands within
their limits approved September 2sth $780, will be excu
ded the sales And no locations land bountes here
,oors granted BY Law Of Congress for military services
rendered to the United States will be permitted OF the
above mentioned lands provided by the entitled An
making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic eIpen-
Of Government = Gc., approved Sd March, 1851
The offering of the lands will be commenced the days
appointed and in the order in which they aver
sed with all convenient dispatch until the whole shall have
been offered and the sales thus closed but sale shall be
kept longer than weeks and private entry OF any
of the lands viii be admitted until after the expiration OF the
two weeks.
o. e;xt
day OF May, Domini thousand eight hundred and
ffy-one. MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President: "
J. BurrERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Ofhce
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANT

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right Of preempon to Of
enumerated required establish the to the satisac
ton Of the Register and Receiver Of the Land Office
and making payment therefor practicable after
ing his notice. and before the day appointed for the
enceme Of the public sale Of the lands embraeing the tract
olainied otherwise saeh elaim viii Be forfeited.
seal s.s.aa is G.8 j. BUTTERFIELD,
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A NORTHERN LADY. qualified to teach the English
IA branches Music FrsAeA and Drawing, desires
ion teacher, either In amiy smal school, Satisfactory
references be sivea Addres l. G., GeoSgetown, D. G.
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Every entitled to the right Of pre-empton o
the lands within the townships and parts Of townships above
Of the Register and Receiver Of proper land Office and
make payment therefor ds practicable aer seeing
notice. and before the day appointed for the commence
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing the tracts
claimed otherwise such claim will be forfs,.ed.
]. BUTTEREIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once.
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