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TN pursuance OF law WILLARD FILLMORE President
hat public held aforementioned land offices in
the STATE Of Arkansas .r Monday the
September Tor tue disposal OF he public land. su
ed within The und rmen'oaed townships and FRACTIONAL townships
North ofte base line Of fh principal nsrsan
Township iwo OF range three.
Frae,iona owshp eurtsen ver OF nine
North Of tie Of the lh principal meridian
Township fifteen, OF range
Fractional 10 snslps nm weve, OF range Ska
land hce cnA arAGSoLE eonaeaeins on Monday
lands aforementioned townships, To vii
South cfthe line and the IA principal meridian
Townships and fourteen, of range seventeen
At r,e land Office HELENA, commencing Monday the
the disposal OF public lands wiuh
named townships and parts OF townships VIZ
N,rtA sfth Of the A prrnepa meridian
Sections 5ren twenty three twenty TOUR and wsnyhve'
ea OF the St Francis rye "a township hfef o. range 'oar
Township nine OF range seven
South Of the Of the h principal meridian
Township four and pn Of an saaa 70 sections h~o and
Al HE LAID Office AT LITTLE ROCK commencing Monday,
following named AID Cypress lake, VIZ
North ofiAe tie flh principal eridian
The son half Of SEXTON e; s Gu , S OF sn
na Of twenty two the north hall and sonhwes, guar
half Of northeast quarter OF twenty seven, in township
Lads app opraed by OF schools, military
puposes together with ose and ovrhowed and
y the appointed
10 saa o 1 sa Of and otrr sss 20 reclaim me
laeds within ,e limits. approved ssp'e%seI ~ ESQ
les heretofore granted BY any law 81 Congress 10 'afy services
abose iioned lands provided by
ns appropriations and diplomatic expenses OF
The onedns lands be
viii. Ill convenient depareh UNI, whole shall have
been offered and s se' n but a no % @s ne ss
admitted until after the enpifauon Of the two weeks
May Domtni, thousand eight hnadrcd aud my
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(YVMPLETE Ready Reckoncr, adapted the wamas
OF farmers merchants, mechanics lumber Dealers bankers
For sails ny TAYLOR b. MAUkY.
May7 BochseIers near On ssr,ss
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NOTICE TO pRr-eMprroN CLAIMANT

entitled the right the lands
townships and townships above enumerated
the land Once and make .vrefor
practicable this notice and before appointed
public sale Of enbrnons the
claimed otherwise, such claim will he forfeited
J. BUTTERFiELD,
Mayl3 Commissioner Of the General Land Once
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TN pursuance law WILLARD FILLMORE, President OF the
United states America hereby declare and make known
mai nbc safes aforementioned land offices in
Al The VILE, commencing Monday, the
of next disposal the public lands
.e within The townships and fractional townships,
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c furnished per pound
To be delivered by the LIST day of December next.
Class No. Misceiianeous.--Hay SC.
- tons best timothy hay, per "a
do straw, do
CLASS No. 49, eeianeous.-Pr ouender,
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pieces white ash, TO dress 2 By inches, 10 ~, -.
per NJ ~ hoard measurement - Ing
pieces white ash, dress by is inches fat Ian.
par NJ r. board measurement "e
pieces. white plank, TO dess by - inches an 60,
long, ner NJ n, board measurement
2recess white oak plank, dress by inches "a 0st
long. NJ n board measurement
pieces. white oak paas 10 dress by inches, l6 feet
lonx per II, board. m.ssuf
TO line straight from end to
n kpses 10 side inches feet bndy
on ends, 10 mould inches out " square, in
3fset from bsse, ench
knees, spch sided mould square, Of same length as
sbuye
80 white oak 70 by 10 inches In pieces not less thsn
0fss in length, be straight sound, and well hewn,
cubic
200 psai feet ~ white oak, BY inches OF promscnou
lengths abovea feet, 10 be sound and straight per q,
board
whe osk pianss, 10 by 81 inches, 81 feet long, be
straight, per NJ, board
white oak pisnks, ~ BY inches, " eet long 10 be
WHITE oss p,.pks 10 by inche o. cse long 70 ;. straight
per N, board measurement
piank ~ by ~ inches iSfeet long
per M, hoard measurement
plsnks n by 3 inches 10 straight
per NJ, boavd measurement
vino OAK pank 10 by inches, 10 feet long 10 be straight
sfa PER ~, board measurement
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. pad locks, best quality, each
10 pairs OF Ciaks badwns tight Joint broad bun hinge
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

capees Of South Carolina and the whms and csprces o.
each and every Of the thirty States which, united
constitute the Repoblc' I,hs 10 the character Of our nhs-
Jtanc We have wasted gratitude and he world has m.
applied its admiration and applause Washingions fame
mistake, and the Of ell the heroes and sages who
cooPesed with him in achieving the success Of The mer-
can Revolution is but great humbug. e III t.,..ts
The doctrine that the lustrious men who founded this
Government did intend imps to it the power of sell
preservation, be the greatest and most PePos-
tercus Of oil absudIes. i bethe mighty work Of
our fahefsthis fair fabric of Lberty-the Unionour NJ
valuable inheritance, have such termination
When sacregous hands uprased TO desy viii arms
be stretched forth save When traitors sssa will not
patriots defendl Fsfdis,ss, be the daymay
when this high debate shall resolve itself into the argument
Of But when il comes, If come il must, more blood
will be shed for the preservation Of the Union than shed
in that great struggle whsh established it. sseas nearna-
dine, instead Of bloody yues, will mark and immOrazs
the mighty conflict No this Government Of ours, the great
prodact Of the tolls and surngs, the hecism and wisdom
Of our fathers, never pass away like n,oniAg dream
cannot vanish from the vision and hopes Of msnknd hks
summer cloud. Come at msy, trust that 1nsssee vii
awsys stand she now stands, united in support & th
Union snd nrmy resolved defend soard. ard preserve
against all who assa n come they from the North come
they from the South. al sigF'af III sa lessj ftgi
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

fact English and 90 picture Eiconograpby and eicono.
graph would have been pufe but would il have been ss
EngEs; that is would Il have sdsssd slf faniliay
to ears :, We think not and accept the word II
there be any thing in the work TO which might object
the title Historical Information respecting lhe Hissosy Of
ihs Indian Tribes might have been expressed more coave
nsny bat The reader cannot fell 70 observe that 4 in so
great woh we have obeci to This only, must have
found very tie indeed ft for csWure ii q hga ae G
The interesting subet d s that rcaiss to our In
dian i unquestionab, bis language. which, with very
complete structure md smszng regsissy de's fom nearly
all existing tongues This syucus unpsny pevsdss oil
ndian hngusses from the porhsrDos point % Cspe Horn,
with only single exception Of small hibs 10 Mezico,)
although the words Of two conssusss ths nay dsr q
much Hebrew does from FrenchE that in1sed may
be said that al the thousand Ipdian tribes Yesk language
although their vocabulsrss wholly dr This characteristic
tirucsu has been called BY us and sneeAen by DOlosss
generally, hokpkastie, We know bat one Instance sf
holophac angusge that Of the Hmsse besides the Indian
and IN many Foynsisa lsosussss- This pseuiaf method
of speech, thswsy Of sdiog and compshenHs aess and
Of viewing hass this pAn Of Thought sxssvs logic cast
into atculate utersncs - necsssay enc Of the most
minens sabests perhsps the proannt md
glad 10 have In power to the reader that the In
dian languages properly grouped and systematically treated
win be- given In the secend volane which make doubt
Whatever ous national Congress viii odev be P.sie e
has done the first part. The expenses cannot be ng
but Is the white msn duty to put record oil that relates
TO the esansssng race, and ee neither individual
public body do it, Works sush Dir. Schoolcra has
given and promising e give . the void belong g
en By tho private scholar, be the aJvdua
BOOKSELLER We have doubt b that the united body of
scholars Of this country and Of Eope together witk thou
sands professionally scholars, join W ia de
sire and relying hope hat Congress viii stop short with
this first excellent volume, but vA literally aid in the pub
cation Of hs following We cannot conclude this ar
Gle, e long wsar, fsr nswSPapsr bus mushoo brief
for adequate vsv Of 'hs aboIs Of Mr. schooss With
out expressing our hanks him for this Indian
history ant chsrsstsr on the hand and sf American
scholarship the other Such works 90 for TO elevate and
confirm anaons character solid endeayors the path of
that the work contains also complete history Of all that the
Uake6 States have done for the Inda0 With the intention
OF aiding him. m bsa+a sy t.g,ser 3Taq, +. L.
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LATEST FROM HAVANA,
cosansposDrscr OF THE: sEw Ioax zxrnrs

CORRESPONDENCE THE VIEW York sxrnEss. "a
-Ht 4r ~ 19 HAyANA, APRIL IA, 1851.
Having an opportunity 10 write you BY vessel sailing To-
day for Key Wes, accordingly embrace IL and send what
little news is stirring at this date. srs.F-,..f.t,
That another project for the invasion Of this island il in
contemplation there shadow Of doubt and that the
is well Of the facts equally certain,
from the vigilance he displays in exercising with the greatest
precauon and skill the gigantic Of defence at bis d
possl Since the departure Of Mr. CLAY the gaes Of the
different military posts recently erected hea and elsewhere
are closed all except those who entrusted with
OF countersgn from tho Grand Secretary. and upwards Of
twenty thousand under a night ready at mo-
nent's warning to march Ia any direction. .
q to be hoped that this bIockhead undertaking will Do
abandoned for if the invaders should secure landing end
place syefy man. woman and child the island under sab
pAtou The scenes hat would inevitably follow w,oid %
tuly friehtfu The British and French fleets 10 the West
indies wopd make common caass with SPain and Earl Dun,
donald il known to have expressed 10 the Captain General
bis readiness to protect Cuba a. the shorte6 notice
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

GRSAr FiRx AT PALNxs DxPoT.-Tbe beautiful yllisss
al Palmer Depot was visited by terrible FIRE "Wednesday
nghs which laid almost entire business part IN ruins l
s supposed that 1t least $4,000 worth Of property w d
stsoyed including the finest buildings in the place. hs
fire broke out o'clock at night in the wooden bulldog
owned by Elisha Converse and occupied by NJ g. Munger
a. general dry goods and grocery stoe From tbs build
inc Il spoad in each direction. involving the moth oil the
building, in the row, and tho south the Pslm Hotel and
the HOUSE, one VI the largest and hnsss bces
= Wes,ern Massachusetts, There engine owned IN
Ina village and the wind blew heavily oil tho time ss did
e,srv where Every large building touched BY tho 6s wss
burnt completely sshes. Not timber ands and the en-
.erprng czenl feel that they have sustained oo~ ~ncn
Il will take suns years to recover from. -,
lPrangfeh lM~' } Rspgsaeas.
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The Cumberland Civilian states thasdorng the week end.
ng on the 18th instant l64s tons Of coal were shipped
hs aud Ohio Canal to Alexandria and ,756
tons to Baltimore by the Baltimore and Ohio Rairoad
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

HAIr ! MILLION IN GoID Dusr.- The Sssmship Chsro-
kse arrived at New York ON sunday from Chsges, With
full complement Of passengers, and abo hall million Of
aold duet on freight 31f sN9~ 'tt *%tss'
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INTERESTING ITEMS.

- leoRREsroSSxseI or THE PHIKADKLrnIA ANIRIeAs.f
Il 700 Iqs q. se9. WAsaIrsTos, AERIu 20, l6sl.a
Dispatches yesterday recsiyed from Mr. McCuRDx,
United States Charge Yienna Of the date Of March 2ah
tang that the Austrian Government had refused the spp
cation Of The Sultan for permission to release KossuTH and
Hungarian patriots his conpanions, from confinement By
compact existing bessn Austria and Turkey, the latter
Power wss charged with and accepted the surveillance Of
,hsss unfortunate exes numbering several hundred bu
finding the expense Of their mantenance becoming burden
some she applied 10 be released from the ncumbrance Per
mission was granted in reference 10 all except Kossuih and
eight Others This decision communicated before
intelligence reached Vienna respecting he recent action Of
our Governmsns An urgent appeal viii bs addtsssd 70
Ausifis on lhis subject aab zI5s alilssasas $gga
4 TheAscEDuxs, be brother sof " Ehpnaa sisso
eamaasnd ~ Austrian navy, win xs ~ Nnisd ssesa u
I ~ ysss) u ss.ssinss =
which 6ss long s6ssg6d hs xfsnton Of the Cabinet u
yet suspended Mr. CoawIy win 20, resume hs seat untr
II Is settled having, before becoming member Of the Gov
ernnent, expressed IN opinion id the matter ss counsel
The late French Ambassador and bis family will leave the
United States on the l4h Of May. Lady BuIwER will VISIT
England in the same steamer -Four five Of the principal
diplomatic houses already closed are about 70 close
with great disadvantage 70 society in Washington
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

In the U. o. District Court q ST. Augustine, Florida,
the 10th instant, several timber ted which
suited 10 failure on The part Of ,hs Government TO convict
Of considerable inportance relative entering upon
public lands for tie purpose Of establishing supenns panta
lions also ed and verdict rendered IN favor Of ths
Governmsn, for Damages sh6s settling The iac against
such uespasses. * ga 9tIiss4 n, sa4sg4S 81 ss 31.
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

Judge BUcHrERs Of Ksnsncky has decided against ,he
law Of that Ste taxing insurance companies Of other States
having agencies there. He says the law conflicts with that
provision Of the Federal Constitution which declares that 9Th:
citizens Of each Stse shall be entitled to oil privilege and
immunites Of citizens in the several Ststes" b aHa
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

CorrER, cleared from New Yosk Friday by Mesws.
HARpER, SrxwARr q Co., hes on hossd ,hs following
cargo 4.oa6 bales cotton. (sa3 Upand and 20a Sea ISL
andy lO3 267 feet p. r. lumbss, and 1000 oak
value 81 26.S7. Il 5ga-8 - t3st n sf,gsss f6$
Weekly national intelligencer., 1851-04-26

The Cumberland Civilian says asishs Blast Furnaces s
Mount Savage in fa opesson, and that Monday
acure Of the celebrated compound rail tia, hsa already won
much reputation hfcugbout the country -Bah Patriot
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current week. 1t is now selling a. three cents DER
bushel.
Tremendous storm--Wrseks and Loss
ef Life.
BuySALo. October Is.
"A heavy storm prevailed during Thursdsy nieh,
and yesterday, on Lake Erie. The steam pro.
peller Henry Clay, with valuable cargo. was
wrecked on the Canada shore, off Long Island
Point, and all her passengers and crew, exeep. one
man, lost their lives. The propeller Atlas was
also wrecked, in the same storm, off the mouth
Of Grand Gulf River. There were thirty ono
soul' on board the Henry Clay. The name Of
the man saved is David Kah. We have no,
heard whether any lives were lost in the Atlas.
The first snow of the season fell to-day. Abou,
two inches have fallen.
Snow in Boston--Launch OF q Steam
Frigate.
BORROW, October n.
1t has been showing here all day to-day. The
steam frigate Princeton is to be launched or
Wednesday next
Ohio Rivsr--Markets.
CINCINNATI. Octobss n.
The river here is yet stationary. Weather cole
and freezing. Flour FIRMS 10 o. Is Del
barrel. Whisky l6s a is! cents per gallon. Twt
hundred and eighty hogs have been slaughtered
to-day.
Mississippi River.
sT. Louis. October "a.
The river here is falling, and there is now scan
eight feet water to Cairo.
Great Walking Foat.-Markets.
Ellsworth, the celebrated pedestrian, yesterday
completed his task Of walking one thousand mile,
ia one thousand successive hours. An immens,
crowd was gathered at the close of his perform
ance.
Flour is dropping. Sales At - 40 a % so De
barrel. Yellow Corn 80 $50. per bushsl. Oau
rs 26. Pork nominal at SIS so per barrel n
Mess. Lard 81 Sic. per pound for barrels, an,
10 a lie. for kegs. Bacon steady; Sides II III
and Shoulders Ste per pound.
Steamboats, Passing Receipts Cotton
VIcxsBuRa. Oct a.
The following steamboats, have passed th
place during the last "a hours, bound to and from
New Orleans:
The Lowndss, j., bound down, at $50 yester
day morning.
The Glendy Burke, bound down, at 11:3O yes
tsrday morning.
The c. E. Watkins, bound down, at 1880 YES
terday morning.
The Pacific, bound up, at last evening.
The Saranac No. 2, bound up, at 1890 yssterda,
morning.
The Elephant, bound up, at 1890 yesterda,
afternoon.
| The st. James, bound up, At yesterday after
noon.
The Cora No. 2, bound up, at yesterday after
noon.
The Saxon, bound up, at 1890 to-day.
| The Atlantic, bound up, at 2 this evening.
The receipts of Cotton by railroad, on Saturday
SIG bales. This is tslegraphsd directly from tn
wharf-boat, by side line connecting with tn
Vicksburg office.
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Fre.-About O'Clock yesterday morning, fire
broke out in the ANAL grocery store at the north
soon communicated with the adjoining building,
occupied by Mr.. Ganaway. 1t thence continued
TO spread up Dauphin street, burning down the
entire block or row Of buildings on the north side
of Dauphin, between Hamilton and Lawrence
streets, known as Cabbage Row" The upper
Gerry store, was torn down to keep the fire from
spreading further. Mobile Tribune of Sunday.
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Coffee Crop-The Boston Advertiser publishes
an article in relation to The coffee crop, from which
il appears that the average Of the three crops Of
ls49, 1850, and 1851, will be l19 209 bags less pei
annum than in the three preceding years. The
stocks, both in Europe and the United States, are
less than for many years.
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NEwYoRx LIFE Insurance ConPANy.-Ws would
call particular attention to the report another column
the New York Life Insurance Company for the last quarter
We are informed that this Company promptly complied
with the law Of NswYork requiring deposit Of 400 GOO
with the Comptroller for the security policy holde This Is
done for the security Of all holding policies in this
Company. wherever they reside and not exclusively for
thoss Of NswYork. Mr.. q. @. Lathrop. No. 81 Camp
street, the agent for this Company in this city, and also
the Eina Insurance Company of Hartford and the Pro.ec
ton Insurance Company
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Nep observation-disclosures vandorn, of the U. S.
Army, has invented a rail ca to run on one rail,
similar to that Of telegraphic wire. The frame
work is about two feet long, in form triangle. AT
the apex are two large grooved wheels which track
the wire. The model kept in position by its pecu-
liar form and weight, and can be made TO carry
light burdens, and travel with great rapidity, by
electro galvanic force.
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Telgraphed to the "Croscent."
sr the rsorLR's (o'RIRLEY) LINE.
LATER FROM EUROPE,
Al RIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.
Decline in COTTON.

Rssignasn Of he French Ministry-Arrival Of
the Cuban Prisoners.
NnwYoRx. Monday. OCT. n.
The Cains steamer Pacific has arrived from
Liverpoolbringing dates from that city to Oct.
l4sh. II following ia a summary of her intel
ligence:
Liverpool Markets.
LlvlRPooL, October Il,
The Coin market has been fully supplied, and
prices, sins the departure of the Niagara, have
been in fspr of buyers. The sales of Monday
and Tuesdg were 1900 bales; of which 45oo
were taken'y exporters. To-day 5000 bales have
changed hads; making 1900 bales during the
three days. The quotations last evening were !:
for Middlin Orleans 3d., Mobile 4 lS.l6alS !;
Fair was unchanged. To.day's sales have gener-
ally been mde at decline of I'd. since the de-
parturs of d Niagara. Flour has been dull !;
the quotation are. for Western Canal lsal9s. per
barrel; Whis Corn is quoted at 29s. and Yellow
at 26s. Cd. he Provision markets are poorly
supplied. Mdenry's circular says that the early
arrivals of hcon will meet with ready sale.
Pork has beer dull Lard has declined las. per
cwt; TallowJ Sd. lower; Coffee is unchanged.
with q fair inniry for Jamaica descriptions; Su.
gar has been limited demand at previous rates.
Consols have eclined to 96ao96s. Manchester
trade lis dull ind parties show willingness to
effect sales at liver rates. Money has advanced,
and is in morerequest.
ENGLAND.
Kossuth NosArrived--Emigr ation from
Ipland--Failure.
AT the lates,accounts, Kossuth had not vet
arrived at Southampton.
The immensesmigration from Ireland is caus.
ing serious apphensions in the Government.
Thomas Alsopbroker, in London and Manches.
ter, has suspenda. 5.......s
FRANCE.
Resignaion OF the Ministry,
1t is CONFIDENT reported in Paris that the Pre-.
saent has accepsd the resignation of the Minis.
try. 1t is also Sad that Emile Girardin will be a
member of the new Ministry These reports have
caused decline half cent in the funds The
cause of the resignation of the Ministry is said
to be proposition from Louis Napoleon to re-
peal the electoral aw Of May last.
SPAIN.
Arrival thePrisoners and Laborde.
The Spanish fgate Guatemala had arrived
from Havana withl06 American prisoners. The
widow of Genera Emma, and Laborde, late
Spanish Consul at New Orleans, had also ar.
rived.
The Queen of Portugal probably of SPAIN
Eds. has been delivered Of dead child.
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Catherine N. Forrest VS.. Edpin Forrest.-In
this case, at NewYork, on the 18th inst, Mr.. Van
Buren, applied for a commission to be sent to Gal.
weston, Texas, to take the evidence of Mrs. Ann
Flowers. A commission had been sent to New
Orleans, but was found the witness had left that
city for Galveston. Mr. Nelson Chase, on the part
of Mrs. Forrest. resisted the application, on the
ground of delay, and after some shor, discussion the
matter was adjourned to another hsaring,
The daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1848-1851, 1851-10-28

The Union-The fleet steamship Union, Captain
I. s. Budd, arrived at NewYork on the 18th inst.
having made her passage from New Orleans to New
York in six and half days.
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The Foreign NeUs.--The news by the America
10 very interesting; and we have carefully made
summary which cannot fail to interest the inteIli.
gent reader.
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SALE OF CARPETS Day Goops The particula,
attention Of buyers is called to the great sale of and
dry Goods to take place this day 10 O'clock F. H. Petit
pane auction room. No. Canal street. Terms very liberia
a
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List Of Vessels In Fort Not Cleared,
the E.t municipality ldss.gn.'sd Inc olovia,
table BY the Nos commences the Railroad ran
In the Second tm the Nos Steamboat II
ins No. being Flaiboai Landing Third (ma lie r,
commences the Railroad beps fsrrg Wh.,f