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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27
PROCLAMATION OF
PRES ENT FILL MORE.

..-.. WAsHlNoroN, Feb. IS.
The following Proclamation, by Pres
ident Fillmore, has been officially an
nounced -
WHEREAS information has been
reserved that sundry lawless persons,
principally persons Of color, combined
and confederuted together, tor the pur-
pose Of opposing by force, the execution
Of the laws Of the United States, did, at
Boston, Massachusetts, on the 18th of
this month, make a violent assault OH
the Marshal, or Deputy Marshal of the
United States, for the Distric, Of Mas
sashusct,s, in the Court House, and did
overcome the said officers, and did, by
foEce. take from their custody u person
arres!ec as fugitive slave, and then
sHd there prisoner, lawfully holden by
the Marshal or Deputy Marshal Of the
United States, and other scandalous
outrages did commit, in violation Of
Law: Now, therefore, 10 the end il.at
the authority Of the laws may be main
tanned, and those concerned in violating
them brought to immediate and CON
dign punishment, have issued this my
Proclamation, calling OH all weIl-dispos-
ed citizens to support the laws Of iheir
country, and commanding all officers
civil and military, who shall he. found
in the vicinity Of this outrage, by aiding
and assisting by all means in their pow
er in queling this and other combina-
lions, and assisting the Marshal and his
Deputies in re-caPturing the above
named person. And | do especially di-
rect that prosecution be commenced
against all persons who shall have made
themselves aiders or abettors in this
Aagi,ious offence and do further COM
u,and the District Attorney Of the Unit
cd States, and all other persons con-
cerned in the administration or execu-
tion Of the laws of the United States, TO
cause the forego ong offenders, aud all
such AZ aided, abetted, or assisted them
or shall be found to lave harbored or
concealed such fugitive, contrary to
law, to he Immediately arrested, and
proceeded with according to law.
Given under nv hand, and the seal of
the United States, this 18th day Of
February, 1851.
IL. 81 MILLARD FILLMORE.
DASIrL WIBsTER, Secretary of State.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

TAclruRsITy Or GLslUs.-ln conver-
sation Dante was taciturn. or SatlrlcdI
Butler was silent or caustlc; Grey and
Afcri seldom tai ,ed or smiled. Des-
cartes, whose avocatlons formed him
for meditation and solitude. was silent: /:
Rousseau was remarkably trile in con-
versatian-n not a word ol fancy or elo.
que ee warmed hm. Milton was un-
social. ami even irritable, when much
pressed by the talk OF others. Addison
and Molere were only observers IN soci-
city and Dryden has very honestly told
us, conversation is dull and slow; hu-
NOR saturnine and fessrved; Ia short !
am not one oil those who endeavor 10
break jest in company, or make rspsr
,ses"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

Sdrcity Of Sitrer Coin.---There seems,
in some respects, TO be slight revival
Of the shin-plaster currency. The pro-
prie;ors OF many OF the restaurant. have
Issued notes, redeemabIe in specie, when
presented in sums of five dollars and up
wards, or in refreshments. A grocer
has issued We understand, as change.
tickets in n certain omnibus ne. Why
would il not be a good plan for omn-
bus proprietors and the public, to revive
the ticket system 2 Tickets might he
given in change. This system is favor
ably used in other cities and will obi.
vate many deten,ions and other annoy
snces, especially in the early part Of the
day.-N y Journal y oon-res
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

The British press is very severe upon
American publishers for re-publishing
II the Uni ed States, British works, for
which the author received from the
American publisher no pecuuiary ad-
vantage The reply has always been
that Eng ish publishers did the same
hing towards American authors. A re
elimination which, however, it may sat
isly the guilty publishers cousciences,
is not very consolatory to The authors
who suffer from the practice. The most
cool proceeding in the way oibook print
ing recently noticed is that OF publish
er IN Engl md rcPubishing an American
auihoress' novels without her consent,
and asking her to cit for a daguorro-
type portrait from which to engrave "A
lroutisrlccc for other editions of her
works. thus surrepuiousIy reprinted. -
Phil ledger.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

Latest from the AHdntic.-Thc Anthro-
pologist has just been stared at Mil
ulukee, Wis, to expound and dlluse
the new revelations from kingdom come,
now being made by means Of cIairsoy-
ance, 'rapI ings, ect. The first number
gives an account of an interview by rap
pings, with the spirit of Capt. West Of
the steamship Atlantic. who informed
his int rrogator that the Atlantic struck
an icebergs on her eighth day from Liv-
erpool, battling with a furious potracted
storm, and was utterly lost with all on
board.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27
(PuGLIc-No A.

(fUELlC-NO
AN ACT To settle and adjust the eI-
penses OF the people OF Oregon in de-
Tending themselves from the attacks
and hustillties OF Cayuse Indians in
the years eighteen hundred and for
ty-srven and eighteen hundred and
forty eight.
BE il endcted by the Senate and House
Of Representatives. of tie United States If
america n Congress assembled, That
tie secretary Of tie Treasury he, and
he is hereby authorized and directed
to settle the actual and necessary expcn-
ses incurred by The provisional govern
ment Of Oregon in defending the peo-
pie Of said Territory from the attacks
and hostiitir. ofthe Cayuse lndiars. in
the years eighteen hundred and forty
seven and eighteen hundred and forty
eight upon the presentation by the
Governor Of said Territory to the said
Secretary OF the Treasury Of a full, ac-
curatc, and detailed statement of the
actual and Necessary expenses of said
defence and hosllites; accompanied
by proper vouchers and satisiacto
ry proof OF the correctness there
Of, authenticated in conformity with the
usuges of the Department and the
sum of one hundred thousand dollars he,
and is hereby, appropriated out Of any
money in the treasury not otherwise ap-
propraled, to carry the provisions OF
thus act into effect.
Approved February IA, 1851.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

~ The Virginia Colonization Socic-
ty met at Richmond Oh Thursday, when
tie annual report was read, aud Sc
rie. Of resolutions adopted, declaring that
colonization has become a political and
social necessity"
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

It is said that Col. Mcclellan. the
commander OF the escort had left the
expedition and gone onward in advance
to FL Paso, for which it is said he had
been arrested. Many attached TO the
expedition have been discharged and
will probably return.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

THE CALIroRNIA SuNAroR.-A new
candidate for Senator has appeared IN
the field Hon. Il. Butler King. This
gentlemen has been addressed by com
mllce OF the Legislature. aud The follow
ing questions pr pounded TO him. Do
you consider yourself eligible 10 the
office Of L. s. Senator Would you. If
elected, accept that office 2 MIR. King
has answered both questions Affirmative
ly.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

c>Msrnn Farquhar TupPer, we learn
es good authority, will embark for this
country, in the steamer Franklin, on The
l?ih oeXs.:a atit
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

IF%We are glad 10 see that Prcsi-
dent Fillmore has been so prompt in is
suing his Proclamation in regard 10 the
recent outrages and gross violation of
the Fugitive Slave Law in Boston, by
q reckless mob. Asto whether that is
go' d or bad law is not the question.
The Law has been made by Congress,
and it is binding upon all the people OF
the United States and the law must
BE- enforced, at all hazards II lugi-
tive slave. vino Las been arrested un-
der tins law, can be rcscu ed by an in
iuIlsled mob. then a murderer can be
rescued upon the same principle, when
ever any class CI persons are disposed
to trampie upon the law and set the au-
thorlies at defiance. We are adher-
ents to law and order, on all occasions !;
and we desire to see all laws cn orce J.
II any particular law IL generally oh
noXious, there isa rrmray lor The evil,
ana tl,f' II a Il AHtl -. .l'"ttu n'oue
Of rr.ira.mg II ia, ~ a mob are 10
BE- grrmurd vFt.d',y 10 nullIy il,
linen l,,, 3D. aI, 81 iuAs worthless, and
there is .D saciy - any community -
So Ioug rs TIE FUgl ~ Slave Law re-
mans on the statute book. let 1t be en-
forced to The very letter like all other
laws ; aud II II he necessary. TO acc0n-
ylish this, let the President quarter a
sufficient number OF troops IN the Court
House at Boston. and give the COM
mander at the CharIestown Navy Yard
dlrtc ions to receive, for sale ktcI lug,
such Fugitive Slaves as may he brought
there unui they are legally ilslosed OF.
4 .rW iuuuGr o., suUl RON regular trouts
wa, SOON cun down these hOt-hrddcd
Boston AboIiliopistS, aud bring them TO
their senses. aud make them respect
and obey ali laws.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

HgsaY A. Wns-Ths rum nored death
Of this gsntlessn 10 wholly untrue.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27
Laws Of the United States.
BIZ AUTHORITY.
PUBLIC lCTS.
Passed during the secOnd session Of the
Winy-fra Congress.

(PUBLlc No. 81
AN ACT TO authorize the exchange of
a 10, on the military site Of Fort Ham
iton, for an equal quantity of ground
adjoining said site.
BE IL enacted by Me Senate and HOUSE
Of Representatives. 9f The Uaited States Of
A merica IN Congress assembled, That
the Secretary of War be, and he is here
by. authorized. under the direction Of
the Presiden: Of the United States, 10
cause TO be exchanged a lot Of ground,
being part f the site OF Fort hamilton,
New York, for an equal quantity Of
ground lying nearer to said fort, and
being more valuable for military purpo-
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

August, eighteen hundred and forty.
eight, shall be con tinued as ports Of de-
livery for such districts created by this
act, within the limits Of which they
may respectively be situated.
SIC 2. And be IL further enaeted-
That the collectors Of the districts of
Umpqua, Oregon. and Puget's Sound,
shall be allowed one thousand dlllars
each, per annum, with additional maxi
mum compensation Of two thousand dol
lars each, per annum, should their res
pectiye official emolumenis and fees pro-
vided by existing laws amount to that
sum and the surveyors at Nasqually and
Portland shall be allowed, in addition to
the fees authorized by existing laws,
compensation Of one thousand dollars
each per annum.
SEC. 3. And be ii further enacted,-
That Pacific City, on Bakers bay, and
Milwaukee, on the Willamette river. in
he collection district Of Oregon estab-
llshed by this act are hereby con.titu-
ted ports Of delivery, and surveyors of
The costoms shall be appointed, in con-
lormty 10 law 10 reside thereat. whose
compensations, in addition to the fees
authorized by existing laws. shall not
exceed one thousand dollars each per
annum.
Approved February II, 1851.
W. Webster! Letter ia Prussia "A
letter ON our Berlin correspondent,
dated Jan. 10Th, for which we have no
room to-day, contains the following:
The steamer has just brought Us the
spicy correspondence between Webster
and the Austrian Minister. 1t has
been received with a shout of laughter
almost, from half Europe. The Daily
News Of London has all the best parts
of it, and thinks 1t introduces IA new
~ Iil OlluGllct t--illtltS
that the decorons conventionaIitiesn Of
Vienna will be slightly disturbed there
by The great organ Of tile democrat
ic party in Prussia, the National lei
tung," publishes tie great part Of ii
with infinite zcst, especially where the
contrast Is drawn 80 suDtIy and dexter
ously, between the war Of Hungary and
that of the Revolution aud the general
opinion seems to be. that the Austrian
minister has slightly "6idmirt sich"---
made a fool IF himself J.. .PhH BaiLtin.
C3 The Boston Evening Traveller
states that the Free SoiIers have voted
unanmouSly y to sustain Mr.. Sumner as
their exclusive choice for the L. 5. SEN
ate, even though the effect of their de-
votion TO him should he 10 prevent AN
election by the present Legislature.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-02-27

From Ell Pdsso and Santa Fe.-On
the steamer Louisiana, from Indanola,
came passenger Mr.. J. p. Sanford, bear
or Of des, atches from Mr.. John B. Bart
lett OF the United States and Mexican
Boundary Commission.
Mr.. Sanford left FL Paso on the thir-
tieth Of December. and reports The ex-
pedition at San iRZovlo in good health.
The most perfect and harmonious IN
derstanding existed between the Mexi-
can and American Commisslo loners and
their parties The weather had been
very cold ana The expedition suffered
much rom that cause. The Rio
Grandc was at tunes obslru"tcd by ice.
The lnliaus OH the Chihuahua route
have been very Troublesome.
Mr.. Sanford left yesterday evening
for Washington City, by the mail route.
In addition TO the above, the Austin,
Texas, papers give some particulars re-
ldlive 10 II Paso.
Mr.. Thomas ID. Russell Il Santa Fe
merchant. arrived at Austin on the 10Th
uIt direct from New Mexico 10y way of
El Paso making the trip from the latter
place to San Antonio IN eighteen days.
Tie ith and 5th OF December were
the codrst days ever irlt al Santa Fee
in the recollection OF The oldest inhah-
tanis Five teamsters in the employ of
Waldo, Hall Il Co. perl.hed from the
cliectS al cold within six miles oi the
town. All cattle, hogs, and poultry ex-
posed to the weather were frozen TO
death. Snow lay OH the ground two
feet deep.
On his way from I'll Paso, Mr.. Rus
cell met the Government train at the
p inted Lamp, all progressing well. &c
Capt. \. +. Wakrman. wagon-master
ofrhc train. was killed by Capt. Dob
bins at the LImpia. He lived six days
after being shot.-N. o. Pic.
The San Antonio Creyas) Ledge
has late advices from FL Paso IN rea-
ton to the Boundary Commission, and
II appears the Commissioners have
made an unpronislng commencement
Of their labors. Many OF them were
inexperienced in the ways Of life in the
wilderness, and are now repenling their
temerity III ven,urng upon scenes to
which they were unaccustomed. lnsab-
ordina ton and difficulties Of various
kinds have occurred TO throw a gloom
ov,r the commencement Of the expe-
dition. They suffered on the route
from II scarcity Of provisions and forage.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07
List Of Patents
Issued from the United States Patent Office for ne Wet
ending January |, 1851.
TcarsfuIv nnepared for Ths

Issued from the United States Patent Oee for TIE Wse
ending January |, 1851.
(carsfuly prepared for Tbs rnbuns
Charles J. Anthony Of Pittsburgh, Pa for improvement
Silas NJ Cochran Baltimore, Md. for improvements Ia
Car Couplings. dated Jan l. 1851.
John Coan of Reading, Pa. for improved Nozzle fof
Lead Pipe Machines, dated jan 1851
Planning Machines for dressing the edges OF boards dated
Jobn Ericsson of New.York NJ Y. for improvement la
Water Meters dated Jan. l. 1851
Daniel Fisher OF College Corner Ohio, for mproveuest
In Churns, dated Jan. ], 1851. -
Samuel II Gilman Of Cincinnati, Ohio, for method Of cos
Meeting the Slide Valve with the ROCK Shalt dated JAN 10
Lorenzo D. Grosvsnor of Harvard, Mass for improve
meat In machines for asserting Broomcau, dated Jan L.
1851. ,-.u,,.
Quilting frames and Apparatus, dated Jan |, 1851.
John Lamb & Charles Root OF mcDonough, N 4. for I'm
provement Spring Carriage Wheels dated Ian ], 1901
James Manning OF Mddletown, Conn Tor improvement
In Candlestcks, dated Jan. |, 1851. -
Sheldon Northrop of New-MiOrd, Conn. for improve
mens in Looms for weaving Seamless Bags dated jan L
1881. ...,, q.
Seed Planes, dated Jan. I, 1851. <,-.,
Stephen r Ruggles OF Boston Mass for improvements
Printing. Presses, dated Jan |, 1851.
jonathan Russell of Philadelphia, ia. Tor improvement
in Machines for Turning Irregular Forms, dated Jan l.
1851
Jonathan T Trouer of YORK, N. Y. for improve
ment in Manufacture In India rubber dated jan, lSol
William c. Davis of Cincinnati, Ohio for design for
Cook Stove. dated Jan. |, 1851.
Charles Gilbert 4 Witchel O. Mailman OF Philadelphia.
Pa Assgnors to Charles Gilbert OF adepha Pa foS do
sign for Stove dated Jan !, 1851.
REISSUE.
Edward REYNOLDS Of HaddOnhed, ~ j. for improvement
I'm Machine for Bending or Setting Feoes for tbs Wheels
Of Carriages and Wagons patent dated July H. 1885,, OK
tended July II, 1919, reissued Jan. |, 1851.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

From commercial letters from the above place.
we extract the following "By recent act Of the
Governor and Council, there has been Id. fb
added on the extra duty on tobacco, making ID
sterling extra duty on that article for town con-
sumption. Also, cd. per gallon on rum, whisky
and brandy, which, added TO the former EXTRA duty.
amounts TO Is. Cd. sterling v gallon; and the ad
valorem duty is likewise increased 70 cent.
Our taxes are now enormous. Added to tho
above, is an increase on taxes Of house and land
property, of y cent. value The law is to 50
into effect the LIST January, 1851. These taxes
i'll tend much to lessen opr profits In trade; they
will also be the means OF decreasing very much
the trade Of the Colony. 1t will certainly drive
the tobacco trade from this place"
" As a climax, / see notice out, that the Govern
or intends making AN insolyent debtors act. This.
when understood by the petty traders, will DO
quite God send TO them; they can vamp up any
kind of story OF having lost their goods In the
river trade, or, If in town the burning OF any old
shantee.will be used as an excuse for awaiting
themselves Of the act" The pilot
Parker that was attached TO the Navy, has been
shot at Gallinas He mad been left there BY the
captain Of the Alert" together with 20 Krou
men as guard to prevent the slave trade put
getting into some paaver with the natives 10
was. with four KroumeD, shot. There have been
two vessels sent down to inquire into the affair
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

DISPOSITION OF THE CONSPIRACY CAsE.-The
final hearing of the persons charged with being
concerned in the conspiracy to kidnap Adam Glib
son and conveying him 70 the State OF Maryland'
took place before Aid. White on Saturday NOR,
n,rg. All the defendants were ordered TO hnd
bail for their appearance a. the next Court OF
Quarter Sessions, TO answer the charges PenulI,e
agains. them. Geo. + Alberti had preV'ogsly
eiven bail In $4,000 for conspiracy aud the Assault
and battery committed upon Gibson At the Itms
Of his illegal capture. Robert Smith, John Deg
Gin. and VIM Mckinley, the officers VINO assist
ed in the arrest. were required to hnd bail 10
81 200. and the two first named were committed
in default. j. Frisby Price. ia addition TO ei,eVv
baiI ON similar charges, gas required TO giSe
81 900 ON a charge Of perjury, alleged 70 nave
besn committed in bis evidence on tae oea,'DS o'
the claim Of Adam Gibson. fugitive slave before
Edward D. Ingrabam, Esq. the I >: oomniis'
sioner. The materially Of this testimony, -
well as its nature, was proved oy h.; insranam'
,vbo sxas nresent rs a witness, Tor the pFosecn'
wno " 90 80 committed in default Of bail.
Messrs Pierce. webster, Sargent q Kane ap-
naa~aS a. counsel for the Commonwealth The
SesanI.nts were without counsel.
[Phila Ledger, Monday
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

HrxGARIAs ExIfEs "A joint resolution has re-
oestly been submitted in the Iowa Legislature.
rendering welcome to the Hungarian Exiies
who have taken up their residences in that state.
and instructing its Senators and Representatives,
70 mcclure. If possible. grant Of lands by Con
gress for their benefit. copy OF the resola.loo
was directed 20 be sent to Count ulnazy' iats
Governor OF Comoro. one Of the refugees referred
%.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

PAHAMA-AYr Dec g. Br ship Harbngsr Samgrns Ie as IN
Hswpof Br shr Mermad Bsys 40 De fn CsIch or scn
sg.r cia Jsous ds im Day, 9Th, An bark houson roy
Am Swsnre moouy IL ds IN 90 - ai'
stsshps oLsh Thomas d. I'm KYort WIscnC unit
~ 40 i3h Am bari FLORIDA keCarty ii ds i heLo Eue ssn
-, AZ Ma, Conner d. m euspavenura lih Am ship nIes
Ts-r.ree Peabody Rsajo; Am brganune John hnes 90
18th Am bg,uns Csmhia DeOD fm Psta lsih, Am sa"'nP
Republic, Hsdson. San Francisco.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

. -. 4, boat ace ese ="
IN 4, Tanl,i Oct. iad. vhss.hP Hero OF New
Per 49, svvs, swan, 20 sal 20 eN Gay sVn
Beoiofo sw.sd Csrev q Nsntvckst Capt ranney :.
Whas rg,. bark Zone from Panama brig CoIsN
few dsJs 100 10 a. sw days for Honolulu nrs i'
Neil Ss,t Minor Panama frsuch hsgshP ,,e -
~ ~, French sst srrssd
sp 1I...of New Bedford. Capt Ausn - IonShs o' -
Nisn - enss On lie ceast q Peru Oct "a, eark yIo'
bib, - a., rom Boston Sac iraucrco Oct bf ~
Caps Cat Ssvsns fsrNaparsso Oct 49, ing ara vh e.
- 6am Capt BsHsr for hoooolj Oct ~ scs '' W
49, esrp brig Sarah Jane, for Sydhsy. - 49, Gro.
- Lshara. Nov g. etp koNAfo 80
1890 - al bore Nbediorc bsFh noesei L.,
s"s ar .iu.- net daring squat, 50
eo-rs han carried the ulsiu asd iL- 1900
49,. stsoa apprentice vas knocAsd o's - -. a.
ssSmsa lei Il osu lie toPmast Eess ho the i''S''A' nv
r'sy mai. Of the KausukesE @ fresh so and was Asa
n.d.Tn sEpes euced daal OF calm Ns~'h9' " ~ 49,
a. - 30 DAYS from Nav IoTk 70 the equator
spoken.
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'' oS O. m sIG,S 81 o.r 1855 H'yfor
H.ehsep, H. ,hp Anla MARIA I'm Boston, '' TAI"
sort - . /, 90 a. bayk Auioth TN EFofk,
"r IN; nia7 q long 81 20 ", brig Orion I'm SSos
g. az hort Sent a. so so s. hong y W. seh az
. ~ cPse Sc DO II, at % 80 n long 1877 40 '" EMP
s.ss csroe, a. la ss7 long III 10 W. Ship Alex
p Do TO- ship Constelatonhsocs for Panama chiei
us,s ,esd and several passengers sict viii esolera
Per B@tt. Bs- lat y ~ ~ oDg ~ 10 W. sap Ns'Ou'
Reed. lo kTsst for this port
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1851-01-07

STATED SESSION.. MoSpAy, Jan -,em
This being the day under the amended charter
OF 1910 fcs orsAl M lie Board u Assistant Aiernes fos
the es 1ax wear The following members rlect assemblies
iu be Chsnb a. 81 this Board ana haying been dusY
by hs Honor. the Mayor Ambrose G. hiogssat. AMI SAB
bed he Oa ~ oce prescribed bY tNs IDA NEAR
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1851-04-03
PENSION. BOUNTY LAND 8
LAND AGENCY.

THOSE having claims on Govern
ment for Pensions, property lost or
destroyed, or any other claim, can have
them prepared and presented nnd other
wise attended to by calling on the sub
scriber.
Bounty Land Ageney.-Having been
actively engaged since the passage Of the late
Bounty Land Law in preparing and authenti-
ealing declarations for military services. FOE
those who have heen engaged in the military
service Of the UAited States, as well as the
widows and minor children Of such, he there
fore fatters himself he can give entire satis-
faction TO those having claims for Bounty
Lands. whether residing in Ohio. Virginia, of
any other State. Those wishing 10 employ
him can consult him BY letter, (post-paid,l
when residing at a distance.
Land Agency.-For the last forty
years be has been engaged in buying and sell
ing Lands IN Southern Ohio, and assisting
many in purchasing homestesds. consequently
thinks he can nov be servieeabIe to both seller
and buyer. Those having Farms to sell can
have them brought into mark ct and likely sold,
by having description Of such entered on bis
books, and advancing small sum to defrny ex>
penses Of advertising in al the principal news
papers Of the Northern and Southern Statss.
Once in Gallipolis. On Main street, below
the Public HhaEE
LEWIS NEwSOM.
No. IA, ,50.-tf