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emTOR's CORRESPONDENCE.


BsLr1noax. J~a Is-A p N.
7Ss sssay,sr oAios Ds.asfsr NE Hass QNcs rcu&iss
r. sss~atios 0spsr~oy 7nss~as = 7 Msss~G &sass
a iaNfte
Bsnix Mayer ESQ., In the sun this mornlnx WITH
quite lengthy Of truth OF his account Of the
dsa tbs Ohio, many portions Of which had
been pronounced incorrect by Capt scheack Mr. Mayer
makes very strong oil IT, and concasively that
of the Ohio had used that diligence In pro
vdnx for the safety OF their required and that
the desire keep up with the lucrative business in which
they employed had induced Thorn neglect many pre-
cautions against accidents that the law aud humanity
quire Of ship-owners.
There quite excitement among the clerks and letter
carriers in office with regard the pobst's effect
OF ches D. pos sge their salaries, aud also
ito to ,be or or Of he Pcs General prohibiting tho
letter from ewing than sent for deliver
ing letter. and a hall Tor newspaper Their u-
come wi, BE- reduced 10 abont - per week, aud
Of them arc active business The probability 10 that
there will be general rssigustioa.
The friends of -x-Guver or Philip Francis Thomas, ino
parry have pref AIRED splendid service OF silver
which will be presented him Carroll Hsllon Monday
Carroll Spencer osq has been selected to
make the peseuatio Governor Thomas has secured the
esteem respect all parties by the impartial manner
which hs tie affairs OF State, well a. by
tho sterling ability he has displayed oughou his official
career.
There continues much anxsty with regard the .sisy
If the amer Atantic which 10 her I'D day from
Liverpool The Liverpool Mercury OF the Bis, ult has
The following notice Of her departurei ~.
"The United States mail steamship Atlantic. Captain
Wes left the Merscy Saturday, C5e G6'h,) Tor New
York W nh the usual Ais end fair com plenent OF psr
-Dx-rs-beinS The second Amsncsn departure usnce %
since the ming oil the inter srason Sne wae
passed dur,ng III. evening oil tue Bell buoy, BY the mail
| steamship Asia
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E Plurtbus Cnusn.
~ CAPTAIN o. W. eurrxn.

~ CAPTAIN o ourrsH
Tho many and bright are appear
In shat dag by country uniudd
And shs stripes thai swelling la majesty there
Like rainbow adjoining the world !
Thsls ixhi unsuIlsd those Ia tbs sky,
oy deed that fathers have done,
And they re lnked in - true and as holy us.
In their motto Of Many in One"
vsan the hour when those patriots fearisssy flung
That banner of STAR hight abroad,
Ever hsmsslvss, 10 that motto they cuns'
A. hey chung The promise of God
~ the bsyonet I'd In the midnight Of war;
On sh~ glory
on parish the heart the hand that would mar
Our msto Of +" Many In One"
MID the Of the conflict the eannon's deep roar,
How OF IL has gathered rsnown
While thoss stars reflected In rivers Of gore,
Whsrs the and the lion down;
And tho few their lights in the gloom Of thar hour
Yet the hearts that striking below
HAD God far their Luiwark, and ath fH their power,
And shry soppd not to number the foe.
From where our green top. blend with sky,
And the giant st. Lawrence il rolled,
To ths where The balmy Hes, erdes lie,
Like the dream OF some prophet OF old,
They conquered, and dying bequeathed 10 our care,
Not ths bou dlrss dominion alone,
But whose Iovelness halows the air,
And their motto Of Many In One"
we az. many In one, willis there glitten star
In the blue Of the heavens above,
And tymnts shall quail, md their dungeons afar,
When they gaze that motto Of love.
Il shall CLEAN the sea, mid the bols Of the
Over tempest, and battle, and wreck
And name where with their thunder grow warm,
Meath the blood the slippery deck
The Oppressed Of the earth to tina, standard ay,
Wherever its folds shall be- spread,
And the exile shall feel Ills his native sky
Whsrs It's shall his head;
shall increase till the fullnsss OF time
IL millions of cycles have
Ttl world shall welcom'd their mission sublime,
And tho nations Of earth shall be one
Tho the old Allegheny may tower TO heaven,
And the Father Of Waters divide,
The links Of our destiny cannot be riven
While the truth Of those words shall abide
Then, oh let them glow on each helmet and brand,
Tho Mood like rivers should run;
Divide may In native land,
To the OF the world we
Then up with our dag -let 1t stream on the air
Tho fathers cold In their graves,
They had Aands could skesy had sou that could dare
And their not burn TO be slaves.
Up, up with tn, basnpr .-whee'er IL may call,
Our millions shall rally around,
And nation OF frsemen that moment shall fall,
When It, shall be naied on the ground.
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NEw Yoax LEGISLATURES we cannot believe il pos
sibe that the legislature }, New York will pass the bill
now before it, prohibiting The rest OF fugitive slave
who may have resided in that State tweve months. Il
would be nulIihcstinn not only OF The fugitive ->las.
law, but oil the constitution OF The United States ANA
would amount. in to adi~soulicu oi the Union From
the proHp, manner IN winch tulve slaves have been
recently dev, red up their owners New York, ana
from the general ierlng which appear. Ireva
subec, in Stale, induced 10 believe that the
Submitted 10 The legislature will be rejected. But H.
10 70 be rer e,ied thai has been inoduced has
tendency TO produce dis,tus, and 10 akate the public
mind in the South. In Vermont similar law SNUG
elsd through the legislature, but We presume that il Will
be permitted 10 remain imperative until the next meeting
OF the legislature, when II Is hoped will be repealed
but il not the law will be enforced by the
general government
The general feeling the South is adhere to tn
compromise o. Congress II the fugitive slave aw be
ed into effect in good aiih but he will commit d
great mistake who will act upon The idea that the South
will sub'nH 10 the waion violation Of that Law. IL ali
that the southern States have obtained and they will
quietly permit themselves 10 be Invested oil ~ The
nauance Of the Union, therefore, with the northern
States Everything will depend upon their action; and
il remains 10 be WHEELER they will sacrifice the
Union for the sake OF protecting lew fugitive slaves
A the pre,extoi humanity which is urged By aboiion
iss Justification OF their interference with southern
rights. it 10 shallow and ground ess Their humanity ex
tends further Than 10 the deprivation OF owners OF their
property and the slaves who encouraged runaway
hnd sympathy support from their decevers and
in Q worse condition insn when they were in servude
II the aboiiionsis Of the Norh Influenced by hu
name instead OF isciious principles they would put Their
hands in their poe krts The CJohzzon Societies
In removing The colored people AincA, where the,
would in reality be reemen But they like TO practise
their humanity At cheaper rate; rather indulge
their desire 10 do mi.ch,ef wout individual COS, TO
thssslvsa though much s.e..ce those whom they
sA<et dssire TO benefit They have already done infinite
injury to the colorrd people Of the country by their
fs~Rcs with the slaves Of the South, and may YET pro.
duee q result which they have contemplated, the
expsson Of all the free colored people from the slave
Ssatss This would be rather undesirable result them
Of their interference Tor would pr cpiats upon the ire.
States 4 OF population from the presence OF which
they would be glad to b. excused
We trust thai the Legislature OF New York will give a
quntss 70 the bill before II. and that the harmony
Of ths Union will not be -Bajt,msrs Clipper
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wA.hi .Agson Assemblies.
THE second Assembly will take pucs Jackson Hail. on Tuesday
i evening, aisi January.
Subscribers desiring ladies will please leave
nam whit invitation al Gautsr's
strangers hsving authority OF
procure informed obtain ad lesion
ucksu Fiscn~rs stationery adjoining Irving Hos
doors OF Browns Hotel No
ueman admisd without his ticket.
Ths oprnin. march performed half past O'Clock
Inn 6-dSt
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rELEasApnlo RErOx, ~ EoR THE US,os
Ohio Nxnatoriai Election.

Ohio Senatorlaf Election,
COLUMBUS January 10 The wing caucus have nomtna.
ted NJ Ewing the short but after tive ballots failed
10 nom ma him for the hong Hiram Grtswold had
the hixd.s vote, and will probably be nominated to-
Missouri United States Senator
JxrpsHsoS CRY, January l7.--But one ballot was had
for Unled States senator, which resulted - o
lows
Grier, (whg)
Benton -
Green
SECOND DESPATCH s
The wentysixth balotng was had to-day. and resulted
a follows; .
Grier
Benton $50 %
Green
Necessary 10 q choice 49,
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The different ballongs for United States senator. 90 far
as known al this time. resulted as follows
Sumner IF 81 Winthrop. CIV Scat.
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FROM l. .ndon--Rochsoucanid Maxim TRANSLATION
London, 1880 | volume.
Ihambrrs ~ C-rpulencs-l volume. London, 1850
Past Political Economy London, 1850
Chess Chess Players by 0snrye Walker London 1850
Law.onis History OF Banking London, 1880
The Hu"tng Field; by Harry HI London 1850
Common Law; BY W. Massey Bartstcr Lon
don, Is o.
Gibbons Decline volumes very maps and
saxrsyine>- London, tS30. -
haws dictionary Of Archaic and Provincial Words, Obsolete
Phrases Proverbs kc Ac2 volumes London
1850
And many Others just opened, direct from London
Ian fkAkCk TAYLOR.
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Colonization 0ooeDss
WAsMHsreH, January 10, 1881
THE annual Coouixsfton Society vii
held in the F Presbyterian Church, ~ street, next Tuesday
evening" the alss Instant, at ~ O'Clock.
TINS Hon Henry CAY Society," win make sas
zkae Chair; which, seeaet q he r
will be read BY the becreafy ana addresses aruvess "
ESQ W. McLAN,
Secretary Amsncaa CosssAsastoo Sce'sv
NP-ssah provided ~ Ssporsn and corrss
pondcnu Of the pvess.
Jan lo-d
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attention OF and
generally choice selection Of wnss bsndes, Ac
prices - -
chnce.
Madsria cask grades and vinasss
Of yarsy-amons inem s,sinbsrssr cabinet
Stetnwein Ia Bockscene.
Champagne the olive, my importation.
Aisu, "a. tdseih, In quartz and ptnis. =
Chaaau Lshtc, 81 Julien, Haul SxuterRs
Also, Table de Grave
Brasdies, bottles, old Alpha vintage
1885, Otard tpupuy 4 Co., London dock.
Aiso, dsassht, variety u dock and pale eesrsc
Jamaica rum, high proof and nnc havor.
Holland gtn very Ans and pare. Hs8
Irish scosrh. asd hne Old rye whisksy.. =
Basava isaisn Msschso Cuacos, Absins, Krseh
wasses wiA chsuy bsaady. -
Also, sardnss large ard ssan boxas always kept
very oAnice article n Havana cigarS. = ~
Of fmy wines usually kept BY wine deal
Psns. avenue, south 3d. bswssa Il saa oh
" n aaA Mrs, aLAsKO have tie AsAsr ~ iAfsrmlns
Acasny Al iss ss,ses 4 HaN sss w b. opssa
for ssesvae The sppsaeas Esd psp % Tss'd asxt the as
Rule. and ssms viii " fsvnishea The Da.eins
~. s.o.I s1sssssos;u No.. M,
BALTIMORE hesss ~ Buonapars, h1esy Of Hampton Hon
B. c. Howard, Cbssss Csns g. Ownes Holman, stssn Apple
ton, Alexander D. Gordon Glenn, Hanson Thomas J. ren
ningcu, sehn H. hsuobs, wHitsm nexss, wnsa ~ Nsss
Rsa~ssS-n..s. WINS. Il. NssAss.sA, Rsssn c. ssasa's
M ssruoses 4 Mrs. Phspss Pssapsco instsis Eicos
Mills Mn. 0sAsans fngsds Academy, M and hn AcnSss
asa - y. 80 Mn. sasssss ssadsnaass-
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Fire q. Troy.

TaoY. January H.--Ths morning. about 10 e'coek,
fire broke out Solomos cloihinR ttore, al l26 River
rect which totally consumed together with No ~.
ai-o clothing store occupied by Mr. Alexander
The stock and buildings total loss there being no
insurance Taree houses adjoining very much dam
sged VIZ; W. @. Buerfsds clothing store, almost totally
destroyed, on which there partial insurance A.
Aaronss badly damaged insurance 1000.
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ID with boasd ~ as.av,ns ~ MRS. AR18TROS0.
% fsS, Ssswsss ssr~s, ssA resnsyivania svsnss
Jan l1~A2w
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PnnscnvATIOn Of ne nyeTe nss. shs request 49, .Y
can, win remain sw days Ieag ME ev - vh sassy
M III laaEgeE bYER MCGUIRE, lsb
Jan l5-A Cosrsy a osh street and Fem. Nv.
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CAMDThe ~ u De>ee ~ rsspest
Ns,iv ov,sd " oar sass dsne psssss wssa, - ss
Mr. John OsbAs Pennsylvania avsess, esws - ~ ~
sss4s The s.s,ys will be sed aoeea W0os sssvs
ana sos.pssss sssmSusss Of ~ bsss arsssss ta-
Ovnan.sasa heir wesk pssSh0sy
Cosassics pssis psvN, 6urhSe
ComSs, jswslV, hsey ssass dsssSaeeAs0
millinery god, Ieess, seaws, cnvnA
euspsndsss, snkvsnas AnA paSasoh, esnss, ee A.
Tosshsr With sstssstvs vsrssW q sssN0 ndaps"saN~
.-u.m.
Ts ~ VIZ lay atii Sssek, s.l eead.ss
uae 4 ~ exclusively ~ he ba1es, - rssu1s 49,
jouraAae 10, ?. ~ ~ Accommodation a geseen
n .. eaiy - sa ~ atsstsa ~ 1911 psu
he we'll ~ bsunssso
ID 'soea ssasas y ssssdh - nssr'et nvr, recuyRE
-, "a lf Ate0oeeop
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Suicide Of q Captain.

LouIsyI,Lx January IL -Catta,n Cobb, Of the seant
Mohawk committed uiclde at Vicksbu'g. ycste day
oowi az his b,ains The can,fs ned were psct
mary difficulties aud IT. death OF his vito.
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D DYDN q AeUUINe, Ausss0~Ssss.
SALE or NAUTICAL INsTRUMENTs, SOCKS CHARIs
y and ohsr psblic properly ObssrvsoyOa Wseessey
asrnoon i.snt o'eseeh saa 81 In fes' Of ss
rooms, . lot Of
eslsanss, qsnArssn, oc,ani, nipods
AupiitMds, prtssnaic, hnnacae, and boof cooVeesee
Doxss " sstbsmsstcn insyusnenss
Autdcia hosisons, STATION painter
gasses. thermoueeess, senH-0sassss
Bympissomessr, basonnrtesr p4FttIevei
roGetS~r very e1tensivs assornent o. ~ F#e
Msps, charts, Rautral books. aiasanaes he,
Ao, chairs Assk, ssspss, ooskins 5ssss, od hos, As
Terms, essh In specie. 4-,,o,
Mavy Aasnt
DYBa b M~oUlkk,
n. 10 Aue&oseer.
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WAshingten and AlsxanAr>A Doas.
TA The steamboat THOMAS COLLY 81 viii sspsnh
The following houni coach connects Win ns ess'
In Washington.
Lsavss xIsraadrta ss Q, OK, Tx, q. ~; aAAHa.
Leaves wsshinson as ~, iok, .. M; l2ki 3ki Nrn
tn. Thoass ceiysr win ON vsssoa rosss ssn
/.
Jan lo-0
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Concert OF the Col umbiA Musical
Association, At Carusi's Saloon,
On al ado, Eoe~,~g. J,nsa y ~. 1851,
tyods, the eondactohp PROFESSOR LENsCHow, and
BY particular sqsest a. hsPasi seven O'Clock
prscissy
PROGRAMME.
l. Overture Muse d rorc .Asber
q
4 ThSms violin LA Font
4 Lenschow
Finae Lucia DE- Lasarnsmoos. .Doaastu
n.
Overture. La LadJa Rossini
nu-to. bstss .Dnna1su
j.
T. Sounds Home. Nauohh
S. Potpouu File De Regiment Doniretu
Tickets be had either w F,sehsrS Stationary
Store, Tsyior Manys Bookste Richard Davss's Muse
-' A. T. KIECKHoEFER, President
JOHN EDGAR, Secretary.
j. X McCORKLE, Treasurer.
Chri.tmss Polka Professor Lsnscho~, Be
y Musc Stores.
Jan i7-Ad
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esslsAhle loss, sstueasd IN ~ Asse nosr'
shae yse ~ nd sssasss os ssl' on me
~ es"sVs~sa H. THOMPSON,
:. onss sss ssst w, II Ja@hsss Hail. rs.a avenue
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ID insms M ftsuds customer that r~sss~ -
sale Abosi nike pass in bic Isncy s4s y. SS~S vNsp
h. vim sssuns bustnss sp asp, sD1 b pSparea 49,
vsess 70 an sAoss esasIeusn vho nay - psssss pe9
Jaa ie-M
-C,-av v.n..~.As., nsr the MsIlSsn. Tres 0ul9s
nj N Health Bcisetie nd ksosms1 rnseavS y S@'
G.r DIN Winter In Nsdssn" new supply.
'"" f'es's TAYLOR MAURY, /,
Jan 10 no""sss' - - 49,
THE cs.sws ana Character - Duznss ~ frcss'~ W.
/ son-i volume. 80. -
Lord and Lsdy Hucour, Country Hosvaaiiuss ~ Mir -
clair. -. -.
Ths nueh~ss cv Womanh and WoNans Har--a novel.
PM pncipass d Msdsns By Dsiline, NJ D. w
ums, evo. 49, .-F
Livy-sshntr, and zumps's C1assasal sehss-l vosss'
-" TAYLOR b MAUnv
Jan 10 Dsahss,sras ssss ~ srss'
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19
NOTICE,

IoI1'-Cr@iH n olair1-tS, and 10 icesr,s, occupants
0"7 permuee, gf Hinnai Land..
Every season entitled 10 the iight ui pfe~euip-
IL n to any OF The lands within fhe ,owushiI. and
pai.s 81 townships above enumerated, is required
IL establish The same 10 the satisfaction II the
kcgi-te' and Receiver OF the proper Land Office.
and make payment tltrieloi practicable
after seang this ratct, aud ltiul. the da, aJID,n,-
ell TOR the commencement Of the ruhlic sale oi the
| nds embracing the trnct claimed, othcrv ise
such claim vii te toi ieicd. Ani
Ey-rype,so having the right rrior the act
emitted, can act % createan additional land dis
rict IN the Territory &c Niscon SIN and iof Other
purposcs,' approved Sd Mach. ISA7 az tessec,
orrupanf', or psr1n''ttts to enter 10 the extent -.
then leases, or permits, any Of The lauds within
the towr'hips aud fractional tovnships above
enumerated ~ the UHi6u Eur Disfrtet, ard who
Hre entitled u dcr the act Cutltled IAN act 10 re
du"c the nininruui ~ ice of the Nrcral Lauds IN
the Lake Supc'io, Disilc, in Nj, gan, and is
the Chiprowa District in Wisconsin," arItovrd
26lh Scptunber, 1850, "lo enter the land covered
bv ther lrlscs, occupancy md rcrm t. icspcc-
lively" al the minimum rice of 81 % per acre,
ar II covering more than iull section entitled, con
the surrender Of such lease ar permit at the prop
90 Land Office, 20 purchase # hr shall elect To do
-, fJll scciou," at the rate Of ~ 80 per xcre
j, required to establish he same t. the suisisc :
,ion OF the Register and Receiver at W How Riv-
cr. and make payment therefor soon os s oot,ea-
III" atrr steiHg ihis n,ticc, and before the day M
pIlnt"i Tor the commencement of the public sale
oi the lands embracing the tract claimed, other
wise shci clam Will be inffritcd.
ma, 20 J. BUTTERFiFLD,
Coma'issioner 2fhe Gearai Land o Gcs
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TieO,

In Providence, 9th inst, Mr.. Lee Langley,
aged 66 years
On Saturday, the eth inst, at the City Of
Washington, Marion Eciord, the wife of Lieut..
7. Stanley, U. 5. Navy, and daughter of T. X.
Ton.
IN Boston, 10th inst, Of diabetes, +. W. 7.
Rire, 80.
In lttle Compton, Both ult., Fi,s 4. Borden
daughter of 81 idpw Bcnajah Borden. formerly of
Tvcrton, aged Is Years.
On Thursday morning, Ellen T.. only child of
Josi =. and Ellen -. Bliss, aged 2 years, 4
months and 2 das.
She died ~ lie. ewes roseate light.
Far o'cr the llllows dim;
One ouk--and melting into night,
lor smie went down on them
She died ! no, ~, tho mortal eve
Might seem such change 10 src,
She could not dir IN yondcr ely
She lives-.-and lives f., thee
IL prpvmcncr. Ilh inst, after mn Illness of
two dave, 81 sralrt Gvtr, Lucinda Eliztl eth
Jamrs. daughter ~ How. Charles I James.
aged, q mouths and ~ dt,s.
~ Richcs,rr, N,s-.. 10Th instant, W. Reuben
1,bcr, spn of amucl and Susan Tahcr, agcd "
was.
~ iili.ipl. toth INST, We Abigail, widow of
jcre-nl,h Dinan q, aged ~ years.
10 srekrnh, 10Th met, Mrs. Aaa Deven,. aged
so wars.
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rUpoNAT,,PAISTINC.

! asonic TflI, cufnfr n thHrth n Nth7oT H'fcs
Al EGr BlER>rADr would respectfully
y NJ ,rrn the irhaiitiuls e Newport, that "a
aud after Jun" 10Th, he vii be prepared To give
instruction IN Painting Cooud tlHy'n Heads aud
Ian .scdIcs fran Mature, ~ ir,m c,Ilrs.
Also, y new style ~ shet'h'ng iIom nature
vi, ia can p, "a gurcd IN "ps 'ess"n.
Reference oi New bedford. lh",. j.. White.
Cashier uf e dfnd Commc,C,sl Bauk, John
Eme, ~, lrmciral High schooi. tcg L,ats.
Principal uf llil Grammar schoul J lrglaban'.
Ciy Nmshd, " illam nowe, f"th" IL.
hecc. n thompson, Teacher Of Giore Gtaunsr
hpul, an rupil urNf Aihft hi'rmd', M".
Tho .oas, Teacher uf Chtks Point s,ho"l' and
tupil of Mr. Alhttt icstadt. luwI
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Fractional townships twenty tive aud twenty
six, to~ nship ,wcu,y-ss ven, fractional tGwushse
twentv-eigbt, township twent, -riOe, and frac-
tionaI townships thriy y'hree, thirty y-ious, tin,y-
ise and thiry SIX, as of the main channel ii the
-. Croiy River, 81 range ntvafsw.
F,.~,ippal' vnsfil iwe vent, SIN, twenty -ss,,r
twcn', -eicl' aud ih'j ,'s, ali sa,i of tie ~ ain
ch,nne! tfiac ~. Cruz River, of rargc tpoiy
a, Size l...nd CG.cn nt MINERAL POINT,
| c1mrrc'is goa Murdey, the i,urth da, oi August
! "ek,, fo the 6isrrsal ofihe iuliic iauds within
/ ~" t."wihg naia.ed fui.unL! twrshp aud
! tyacis, VIZ
I N'h y tls Lass ne aud t,s 'fHr fcarf ,-rc,.
0pdI mutdicr
, Fractional tcwr,hil. tv,niy-tyo, on The Ms.
ssspp River oi range .fopt,m.
Nafd u hs boss dne and fast of The Gvlh mn rci
m,rd,oa.
Sections four 70 eighteen, inclusive, Nm the
main land Ia township twelve, on the " ,seonsin
Rvor, oi range Ggh
Al the Land Once al GREEN BAY. am
menoing on Monday, the eighteenth day Of An
gust next, for the disposal Of ihs public lands
within the uude. mentioned township ard tract ,o
vii:
N,,h ofte Jon line ard ers; cfth Ewth ,-'nerei
ne'iisH.
Fractional ,9wnship twelvr, on tfr ,ipii hank
Of III Wisconsin River, of range agM
The southeast quarter oi secthh ftir1t-sr1,
Oyng within the Fox River grani) ia township
twenty -one, of range aJf'n.
Lands Appropriated by law fer the use a
schplls, military and Other purposes, together
with "those swamp and Other overfowei lands
made un6, thereby for cultivation" If any. which
shall hr selected by tie State authorities before
the days appointed tur The commencement oi the
public sales respectively. under the act entitled
can act 10 enable the State of Arkansas and 9th.
er States To- reclaim th' swamp lands within
their limits approved September 2Sth, 1850,
NIL BE- erciuied from Me safes. And M locations
for aud hounties heretofore granted by any law of
Congress for military services rendered 10 the
United States, @H te peaiifd or eny ef t1e oIe,s
msnhoned io1lds, as provided b, the act entitled,
can act making appropriations for The civil sni
diploma &c expenses of government" &C., no
proved 3 March, lS5l
The Offering Of he above mentioned lands win
bc commenced on the days appointed, ad viii
proceed In The order in which they q, alverised,
with AL couvenien dispatch, until the hie sLsu
have been ofrled, and the sales thus closrd, la,
no sale shall dc kept open longer than two We ks,
aud no private eutry OF any oi the lans- will he
admitted until after the expiration of the two
weeks
Given under my hand at the City If Washing.
ton, this twenty eighth day Of April, A ID oa.
thousand eight huud ed aud ffty.one.
By the President: MlLLARD FILLMORE.
}. BUTTERFIELD, Comrissio~u ftds Gsa.
erai Lunl CGce
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1851-06-19

Cuooe,NG Lovers If our sex were
wise, lover should have II certificate
f,om tic last woman he served. how he
was turned away before he was rccei,-
ed into the service of another; bGt at
present any vagabond is welcome, pro.
,ilci he promises TO enter into your H.
very. I, is wonderful that we will not
take foo,man without credentials from
his Ia I master and in the great con-
ecrn ~ Tie We make 40 scguple OF falling
into a. ,(a,ty with the most notorious of.
!cnIefi'rnls 5c iavior against other wo-
men. Rui this breach of commerce be-
tween ihr srxes procecds from an ua-
accouniabIc prevalence of custom, 10y
which woman is To toe last drgrcc fc-
proachablc tor being deceived, and "a
man e,.lcfs no Ioss of cfcdi, or being
B dee.y,f Th,fsr.