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Ohio Wing Resolutions.

The Wings of Ohio, at their State
Convention on the I'd and 30 inst, IT,
unanimously passed the following Reso-
lulions
Resoiued, That the resolutions of the
Wing Conventions Of A, ID. 1913 and
A. d. 1850, declare the position of the
Wings of Ohio on State and National
policy: that Protection TO American ill.,
duslry, a Sound Currency, the Improve
menl of our Rivers and Harhors, an I'M
yielding Opposition TO all Encroach>
ments by the Executive Power, and a
paramount regard to the Constitution
and the Union, are now the cardinal
principles Of the Wing party.
Res0ired, That, as a National party,
the Wing party is now, and always has
been, in favor OF a cordial and hearty
support of the Constitution Of the Uni-
ted States that we regard all its pros
visions as equally binding; and We feel
ourselves ready aud willing to carry
them out fully aud faithfully,
ResOiped, That the National admin,
isiration, under the guidance Of oul
Wing President, Millard Fillmore, has
the unbounded confidence Of the Wings
of Ohio that in our domestic policy
the manly advocacy of Protection ic
Native Industry, the Improvement o
Rivers and Harbors, the Reduction o
Postage, and the strict Accountability
and Economy of Public Officers, ITS en-
ergetic, republican, truthful, and digni'
fed management Of our Foreign Affairs
have secured for il the gratitude ot this
aud the respect Of other nations.
ResOlped, That as the Compromise
measures were not recommended ny
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fa6r The editor of The Free Press thinks
the statement of the Springfield Republican,
that ninc-tcnths Of the Wings Of Vermont
prefer Mr.. Webster to any other Presiden-
tial candidate" is monstrolsly absurd. \
great many other people thought another
persons attempt 10 recommend Gen. Scott
10 the Windham County Wings, at the Rati-
ficaiion meeting, was monstrously inelleciu-
al, besides being very ll-tmed. In the first
place, Windbam County Wings have little
Partially for the Scott movements and in
the next place, there was tacit understand
ing OH all hands to let the Presidential ques
ton alone, which was faithfully observed
with this single exception. The statement
OF the Republican was founded on persona
consultation with large number of lhost
present at the State Convention.
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"A PECK or TRouBLEs. Hon. Lu-
cius Il. Peck, who lately declined the
nomination of the Vermont free soiers,
appears to have given great affection to
the motley party which he has the good
sense TO abandon. was the only
democrat Of large influence connected
with that organizalion-and his retire.
ment from the field leaves them without
head, and with the certainty Of a rap
idly diminishing tail. 1t is not alone
his refusing to be their candidate-nor
yet the fact Of his declaring that, in bis
opinion, the fugitive slave law is consti-
tutional, that is the great cause of trb.
ulation to the party. The trouble with
them is, that he makes no war against
the wisdom or Justice of the ldo itself,
but on the contrary, takes such ground
as TO show that he has no sympathy with
the agitaiors who seek, for the basest
ends, to keep alive the sectional feelings
and animosiies which have so long dis
lracteG the country and endangered the
integrity Of the Union. His attack up
on the wing and free soil notification
act of Vermont is another calamity, and
taken with the others, removes the last
prop from the totterinG free democra-
cy " of that state. - Boston Post
THAT Wing and free soil nullifi'
cation act" happens to have received nc
opposition from the Old Line Demo-
Gratis, even. Only Democratic " and
Free Soil Conventions have approved it.
since its passage.
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raT We have received copy of the First
Report of the Engineers on the Lebanon
Springs Railroad. The contemplated road
is to extend from Chatham, N. Y, through
New Lebanon, TO connect with the Northern
Roads in Vermont. The survey was con-
Quoted by N. BoARDMAN and CnAs. j.
LISsLEY.
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SfOUR PASSENGER DEPoT.-- The Directors
of the Rutland and Burlington Railroad.
some time since, clos cd contract with Mr..
SIMMONS for constructing, what we have so
long needed, convenient Passenger Depot
at this place. The materials had all been
procured or contracted for, and the work had
commenced when JONI A. CoNAST, Esq.
of Brandon, in the exercise Of his individual.
authority, percmptoriy ordered Mr.. Sim
mons 10 suspend operations. This WIS done,
we understand, without the knowledge Of
the President, Mr.. FoLLErT, or consulta-
ton with any of the other Directors. At
the subsequent request of an agent of the
Company. Mr.. S. waited few days, for the
action of the proper authorities. The Di-
rectors, at their meeting last week, ordered
the work to proceed. This attempted as
sumption of ga little brief authority" on
the part of Mr.. CoNANT, strikes everybody
as singular, 10 say The least As the attempt
so signally failed, however, there is no dis
position to give it much notice. I he work
is now progressing, and is to be finished by
the first of October. u
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VINO is THE MAN ?-The Brandon Post
promised TO support Mr.. PICK until it had
another candidate. Mr.. PEcK's. name has
been removed from the ticket in that paper.
Who is that "oiher candidate Who
nominated him2 Where is he +? Is he a
save-catcher "? The people arc anxious
to know. Perhaps some of them might role
for him.
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nar The Wings of Windham County, as
appears from their resolutions which we
copied last week, without entirely approving
of all the features Of the Compromise, are
willing to abide by il, as settlement of the
agitaiing questions to which it relates.
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NEw YoRK,--The Legislature of New
York adjourned on Friday, after passing the
Canal Enlargement and Congressional Ap-
portiohmeut bills in their original shape, ard
large number of other bills.
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hell, ESD, of Fairfax, has declined the
nomination for Senator, rendered him by
the Accommodation " Democracy of Frank
lin County. +. H. WHEELER, Esq, of
Charlotte, declines the nomination of the
same party for Judge in Chittenden Coun-
~, just now, the party seems to have a
very declining tendency.
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Ca The Albany Evening journal, dsa-
greeing to some portions of the Compromise
measures, is willing TO "acquiesee in them
now they are passed, and opposes useless
agitation of the subject This is essentially
the position of Senator FISH, as will be
seen from his remarks in another column of
this paper.
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j. FENNiMoRE CooPER.-This dis,in-
guished gentleman continues i'll, but is not
regarded to be in immediate danger. Ills
friends do not despair OF his recovery P
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DoN'r MEAN Anything" Democratic"
rosolutions--in the opinion of Dayy wilmO'
and The Brandon Post.
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The United States in 1898 and 1851.

The following comparative table, showing
the great contrast between the extent, re-
sources, and power of the United States at
the original foundation of the capitol, and
al this day, is taken from the Speech of Mr..
WEBSTER at Washington, on the 4lh;
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NEEDS'T HAVE DEcLIEgD.-Mr. PEcK
needn't have declined because he IS Com
promise man. See the last Brandon Post.
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Hdrper's Neio Monthly for July was issued
some days since. II is interesting, as Usual.
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"Mr. Peck begins with n piece of tlisin-
genuousness, unworth, Of any man claiming
tbc least credit for flank and manly charac-
ter lie even now makes a merit of doing
SO early what common civiliiy required him
TO do three weeks earlicr'
StansJury has " unpleasant presontimtnis.'
"This is is = bad beginning, and we regret
TO say that the unpleasant prescntimens it
raises are in no degree removed by what fol-
lower
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WEDNESDAY, JULY 16, 1851.
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a paadsD, Of The u"sed States to ss the reserved mineral
so" .1S Iowa p ep aS p Of I'VE unsa
America hereby declare and make known that public
sales will be held al the land Office. In The states
Of Illinois and Wisconsin, AT e penods hereinafter degnod TO
Al the land ONCE a, MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, commeu
Monday the third day November next, for the disposal Of
ne tracts son.a1"s lead mines Which w s Withheld s"
dents proclamation oi,he aotb November 1896 sizi
North the fourth principal meridian.
quarter and half OF the northeast quarter
Of wrn'y one ~ Township one .. range enc , and tho m
southwest Of section r~o u southwest quarter
ct s sas rsoS S and @ asa s
hy the southeast quarter OF The souhcsst
s,ys1, in iSun.sp iwoi and The ives,
quarter Of went-iour in township nse Of range two.
half aud northwest quarter OF the northwest quarter
twenty southeast Of the southeast quarter of
quar-, y % ana ~, ss, half Of The nohea.,
no,nwe' S y ,as, 30 ,es .oa,hes. quarter Of ,ry
,ownshptwo The east hall Of The northeast quarter Of sy
hall Of the northeast quartet the east half and
norws', a1a re o. @ d ,b an,neat aass and souhsas,
quarter the northwest quarter OF yone in township i've Of
northeast Of the southeast quarter, the
quarter half and northwest quarter Of the south
south half OF the porheas, quarter Tie east hall
quarter OF southeast OF and the
Al ,ss ana One at pIxos ILLINOIS on Mon
mdday Of November next ,or the disposal OF The follow
embraced n une.Pr.d ls'dmne leases Were Withheld FROM
proclaim zion Of the 9Th Of september, isS, viz;
efae lin. and east Of "a, fourth principal meridan
The ives. half OF The northwest quarter ., section 10
the half Of the northwest quarter Of thirty In township
twenty nine, Of range ono.
The quarter quarter OF section heen
northeast three
half OF in
ship twenty nine, of range two.
The northeast quarter Of The southeast quarter of section twenty
The Of the southeast and the northwest
northwest OF thirty
in township wentynine, OF range
North ofhs base line and Of the fourth principal mdar
part
OF The northeast quarter OF in township
The half township
nine, Of
accordance provisions July 1896
iand, been offered
public subject aud locstons
tary United sates viii BE- permitted
fhs mentioned iard provided by the entitled can
making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic
government" &C. approved ID March, ls5l The tracts will be
such subdivisions win include
mio.. fro dollars fly PER ere and
thereafter shall he
subject 10 n other lands.
The be kept open for weeks (une-s lands
disposed off, snd longer and
and N the onerad viii be admitted until aner erps
ton Of the two weeks.
Of publish with this proclsmstop
brief description Of the sbose lands. from tho official
ments.
Given unde, my at N. city Of Washington bi. twenty
eighth day Of April Domin thousand hundred
6hy one.
ny the PRESIDENT
], BurTsnurLp,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
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J. BuTTthIifLps
Commissioner Of the General Land Once,
NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.



IN pursuance of law WILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
United states Of America, d. hereby declare and make known
Of Michigan period. hereinafter designated
the land Once At the 81 1t STE MARIE conn neins on
public lands wta following named townships and fractional
townships TO witt
NORTH Of base line aud Of Tho principal meridian
Fractional township forty two, OF range ten.
Fractional township iofty two, OF range eleven.
Townships fortwo foryee forty four and forty five, ofrangc
thirteen.
Townships onytw forty Three iof four aud orange
township. foour for-ave forty SIX ror.even range
owoaps ry one, forty fory,hrec, forty four, forhvc,
forty sir, aud forty seven, Of range seventeen.
Township. fonytwo and forty 'hfee Of range eighteen
september nrs Tor the Disposal Of public Within The o
ogp named osnsb' and fractional townships large portion OF
which ncd In the and iron region OF Lake Superior
vas
North Of line Of TIE principal rr,rtSan
Fractional township thirty eight township forty, OF rang,
Township forty, Of range twenty nine
Fractional township ry-seven, on i1s Royhe" Of range
Fractional township. sixty and "I.o Royou
Fractional ovo,hp. sr,-.s I.e Royaleo
Fracons ,own.hp. srdve and sirys1, I'e Royao,"
Fractional township. stythree, sixty four and sIva ve
Fractional township. ,ytree, sirgur, and .ry-hyc, on
Township hny and fractional rown.hp- and sstour,
Township my and fractional sixty three and sixty four
townships forty aud 6y bythree
and thirty four, in township aiyi~o, Of range forty.
Township forty nine, Of ranve forty
AZ me Office l0NA commencing Monday, the eigh
public lands situs
ted within the aforementioned townships, vzi
North Of Ire base Hns ard Of TIC principal meridian
Townships ihirty-one thirty two, OF three.
Townships thirty and thirty two, OF four.
Townships thirty and thitty-two Of range hve
~ the land office GENEssEE, commencing Monday, the
g day Of September disposal pabic lands
W''hih me aforementioned townships, IN wits r1.#.
Ho'h ofhs base lin. and ws Of ihs principal meridian
range one. III = 49, - - =
Townships hyone hiuy.,vo thirty three and Of
range two. 80 800
North cfnt base iine and Of the principal meridian
Townships thirty one ihrtytwo three range
Townships thirty and thirty two, Of rang. two
biu~ onsa and thirty ynnss ,b,ec
Al the SAME PLACE. Monday the tp.rv
opd day September m. 1lo,no AZ
tracts situated former Chippewa reservaiop 10 he
benefit Of .aid ,he 81 Indians at no lass hop
H. sA enIsd can set explanatory Of hs treaty asds with u.
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GsrrpAL I.Asp OvvIcs, March 81, ISL
IN ORDER that the liberal views Of Congress In passing ne
who military service OF the Uned
be carried and expense to the wssnn
gratitude Of their county patriotic and at M
the hardy and enterpsinG settlers on IN
public lands the fruits Of their industry and privao the see
That public given all settlers public lnnds se
entry, come forward and ME their decaoY
menis within thirty days amer making hen seuemenn wv
povemeus required by the presumption act OF 4m seWen
istl their emrtion rights, and pere"
cnce by the lo~auon OF these warrants -, a.
And thai ali upon land applied n
subject prvae the I'd March, $751; without an am
whether said land improved not and amer ny
said shall remain in the nsnds ofhe as
forty days n end Of thai time there nor
reference By those locations with emos claims or
the will returned to once paennr buff s
such interference, new location will he made
warranees pre- empoon
rights where land proclaimed public -.
Tor 10 I'd March, 1881 and, where the minimum price OF the %
twenty per pay -
difference land and me
covered by the estimating the warrant ~ 70
rights attach The alrrnsts sections reserved W.
United States along the of railroads canals
Where application made 10 this Office by tn" waan'cs
the the applicant should designate the land district
specified would bo well 10 designate
Others the order in which they desired hs' N ess M ,
without uhe' DELAY ~
thess the affidavit of the applicant taken ne'oe
TONED in the warrant sfiou The tn
rules complied with where application by letter ~ A.
executor hc the evidence duly certified Of theh
authority al.o the application - q,
m. support e. III. nscai yssr sob u1
approved I'd March, 1857, II is enacted that no wa
bounty land issued under the act 81 ash sepembe la q n
other act ri Congress shall he located on any ano
her.topre brought market and then see
private entry 90 that land he located under me land
rs which had proclaimed and offered m sale pn
"e ~ . "''''' '''' BurTrRrIrLp,.
Ap l2-inwsw Comm'sssone,
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NOTICE o residuary leYatees OF Nelson Need de-
ceased-Wheeas, of Baltimore county court sitting
MS court equity, the second day Of March, 1851
therein pending, between James Duae of
Bake and Wnam George Baker, under the will Of said
auditor of Baltimore county court IN order to dis
tbuliop hands said trustees, required
and TO said court upon the norma
be produced, who were the children
Mary Barton Myers, Eichelberger, ho
@ OF estators wife, Nancy Rsed Joseph Burnsston who
wife, James Reed Isaac Reed (who were
Mai, Rebecca Lloyd, and Jane
Rewey ho living at the death of Nancy
widow who died the twenty ninth day Of Sep
living at the death Nancy Reed,
then living Of such children deceased prior
OF Reed ascertain and
Reed Robert e. Reed boihers the
Of esatnr either and
the time Of the death Of said Nancy
death OF said Nancy Reed having died
living the death OF said Nancy
Reed and Of relationship Of such
Nancy Reed and also TO
who the children OF Dnah Dudley living The
death Nancy having before the said Nancy Reed m
degrees Of relationship
the parties entitled and
living died, who the
be time limited report the said the
fund.
Now said all entitled under the
will hereby notified appear
before said before
September 1851 and that, default of such
proof failing appear will be excluded from
among paies appearing and proving their title
WIN. GEO. BAKER,
Ap s-IawI0w Trustees, Baltimore
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Cbiposws Indians at Saginaw third day Of January eighteen
hundred and thirty eight VIZ
Noh Of ne bose line and east Of iAs principal u.s,idian
PARIS OF sections hirty-one thirty in township SIX, Of
range four 49,, -. 4, ,o,n.hin auh,.a, ana see
lions rry thirty township nineeen tall In the re
on Ride riyer Of lanss sA' :, ,.oss
sI northwest quarter Of section eighteen
and " osa.np ni"ssan - In 'h 70
Al ,ne Nina Once a, DErkoi Commencing Monday 'he
esh day Of the disposal OF the land being
and eight N 'o~n,p ass north ~
Jour east Of The principal 81 a ,ibe Of Indians a aop lees
my cents pee acre. as PROVIDED pS us act :"
a. ,h a"d Once al commencing Monday the
eighteenth day August NEXT ior me DISPOSAL OF he ioo"ns
named snnds situated in the Kalamazoo aver, to w.t.
NORA Of The base line Of he principal meridian.
Islands and 3 in section hu-wo IN township oae' OF
is,ands Nos twenty three and twenour, in
towushp ons, OF range twelve
twenty eight ana thirty township 'wo Of thirteen
Islands secnons ieen, fourteen, twenty three,
tweniy Jour, IN township tiree OF range sixteen.
South ths base line and est Of the principal meridian
Island sections senyone and lwen iwo IN township two OF
Islands 10 inclusive in sections three four haeen
twenty iwo twenty aud tinylou IA township and
islands Nos p 8 IN sections tee aud len IN township wo oil
range eleven. 49,, ,, /.
purposes together with chose swamp and overlooked lands
nv Inc STATE auio les a, appointed
OF the publc sale. respectively undsi Tue ei ehed an ael
enable Of Arkansas AID other states 10 reclaim me
swamp limits" approved September 2sl 1850,
excluded from me sas, And no location. for land boan,s'
granted BY lazy Of Conssss Tor military services zen
Un,ed States wi be permitted The
the ev aud diplomatic expenses oil the government
Ac,, approved Sd March, ls5i -
the days appointed will in the order In which they are
advertised With all convenen, despatch an te whole shall have
weeks and no private entry OF any OF The lands VIII
Given under my hand city Washington day Of
May Donin one thousand eight hundred ana
BY the President
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j. BurrEafIELp,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.

NOTICE TO PRE- EMPriON CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEES,
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMiTTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.
Every ghi emphon Of the lands
townships parts of townships above enumerated
required eab. the The satisfaction OF HE register and
proper Office make payment therefor
this notice. and before the day appointed
the public sale OF the lands embracing
the tract claimed otherwise will be forfeited. And
Every having under the entitled IAN act TO
land Office the northern Michigan, and 10
of the mineral lands in the State Michigan APP
eees occupants Pafenfses enter
10 lands within
be sold The Office al sault Ste
minimum of the mineral lands in The Lake Superior
Michigan, and Chippewa district in Wisconsin,
proved 18th September by
leases permits respectively" the minimum Of
al covering full enihed
the surrender of such lease permit al the proper land ohce
sha elect full section" nj the rate
required establish the satisfaction
Sau Ste Mae and make
before
appointed the OF the public sale Of the
claimed otherwise, such claim will be
forfeited. -.
J.. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner OF the General Land Office.
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THE place obtaining all wines, liquors, &c, good
cheap "sndern has lateyn consequence Of the
penish Of mportaons, and he has the
offering OF the best wines and liquors ever imported
by him. He would refer invoices as follows, VIZ
Dun GORDON Cos sherfes embracing delicate pale assp
low paas " ga ana @ 's hnaado in eas
gallons ciny selected "I Some extra Amonudo
IN bottles up IN Europe which he challenges as equal oany
The Manzania Amonrado shenes peculiarly adapted
they strengthen Without suhuhuhs ad have
N the acid of many other wines, 80,
Pon Wines principally specially selected lo his sae to eonu
mtfs foh he stoch VI puimeS'e'' % 'OF'o' ~ VI
rect -, =, 49,,
proved his custome because their manifest superiority over
an Ports aud red wines palnied on such.
gallon Wholesale BY the cask Among Them is some rare,
delicate white por and Mamsey Port
careful In their choice of Port . 80.
West ndes seea &c., &C. Ae ON dfsugh ana In ootes
As 10 the sparkling subscriber 10 well known that
the Moe splendid sparkling mosele
by him. other Wines and are sold a. prices
inferior wines now In the Market which
put upon buyers first class. Il
He has also champagne wines o. FAMOUS D run and "a &
vines generally the subscriber himself judge
dosen 10 the ns class or nemisr Medoc
burgundy wines has large stock and can assure consumers
hai he Gun present 70 tnem from h Sau sou 0o' " Du
sau,e,oe and Barsac always on hand in bottles.
His selection Moee wines from the celAIs Of
Jordan Of tobenz extensive and number
choicest vntagys .'nbe," which the best growth Of
he Rhine.
In and other brandes he has now 6ne
stock old e,ta olleoo Of Guard Dupuy Co..
hds "Dubouche 1884, in hhds, on consignment which will
be soldlow. -,
brandy and liquors. Including Of
above by retail In quantity desired
goods within days reach Of Philadelphia, freight
paid Orders viii be promptly executed II sent BY mail or se
sfapaaa l-s.s JACOB SNYDER, IT,,
Cheap Wine Store, 76 Walnut street, Philadelphia