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sixteen. ,
LANDS appropriated the OF schools military and
oe together with those and ovehpwed lands
made nnht thereby cultivation any, which shall be selected
he stale authorities before the days appointed for the commence
ebt o. The public sales respectively under the entitled san
10 eae ue state and other States 10 reclaim the
swamp lands within their limits approved September Si 1850
W os ereided the sales Aud locations land bounies
heretofore granted by Congress for military services
defed 10 e United States Uia be eaidon the aope
Ho"d and provided the entitled SAN making
paions ior The civil and diplomatic OF the government
Ae., approved Sd March, 1851.
The Offering OF lands will be
the days appointed, will proceed the which
advertised with all convenient despatch until the whole shall have
oefed and the sales thus cosed but sale shall be kept
open longer than weeks the lands
VIII be admitted until the expiration The weeks.
Given under hand city Washington this twenty s
day OF July Domin hundred
MILLARD FILLMORE
BY the President:
j. IIKa
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University of Virginia.

THE University Virginia
I'll the 29t of June The University comprises the follow schools
and ectureship, viz;
l. Ancient Languages-Professor Gessner Harrison, NJ. d.
Modern Languages-Proessor NJ Schee de We're, LII. d,
D. Mathematics-proe@or Edward H. Couftonay, LIZ ID.
Natural Philosophy-Professor WIN. b. Rogers, LII. D.
6. Medicine Professor Henry Howard, MD.
COMPARATIVE Anatomy, Physiology, and surgey-James L. Ca
Moral Philosophy Professor VIM H. McGuney DID, LIZ D.
o. Law-Proessor John D. Minor, LII. ID.
"a Adjunct rroessoI. James 7. holeo%Se
my-John staige Davis, A. NJ, NJ ID.
To be admitted the University be 6 years
s out % s wo I"ns,' ae applying for maeuaon the Faculty ma
If the applicant for admission has been student
eorpoaled seminary be be received the University
less he produce cefincaie such other
evidence, TO the Faculty, OF general good conduct
The whole exclusive of Clothes books
pocket money, estimated as folows'
Board, including slo
Fuel and candies TO be furnished by the Proctor
cent commission, estimated only student in the
dormiiory at $50 two in the room, al
Washing be had at about $40 session
Rent OF an entire domio, so for half # occupied by
Maculatos fee, library, and public
Fees If single professor be attended, $50 two $50 EACH
IL three more, $25 each.
In the school Of law class fees
in the intermediate class they 500 In all
senior class SIS the higher Zee in each instance ad
mission, besides, any lower class in the school-say
sa1
Medical Department.
In the medical department expense tuition including
the Demonaors ticket and dssectng fee, sa The
9monis enables the student complete OF studies
tensve that of other medical institution unon
tending only Two lectures day.
Law School
An adjunct possorsh having been appointed the
Commercial law Viii hs taught more rliv than has & au
practicable aud viii be added short OF
together exposition Important leading
wM. S. KEMPER,
Proctor md University Of Virginia.
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NOTICE To nE.ENpTIoN CLAIM ANI

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIM ANTS.
Every person entitled the right of Of the
lands within the townships and townships above
ted required establish the
and receiver the land oce and make therefor
practicable seeing this before
pointed for the the public lands
bracing the such viii be forfeited
j. BUrTERFIELD,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Iui,Q
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Maps California just finished and ready
for distribution.

Charts Of California just nnasncu ana roA0y
for distribution.
the the Faaones,
entrance to the hay o. San bays Of san Francisco
Sacramento and San Joaquin rivers and s
including the cities Boston, together sail
ing directions tables OF latitude longitude, and VARIATION bear
nrs distances and tidal observations by Cadwaader King
gold, commander United States navy.
80 by 20 inches each The
Rngsd including Of The San joaquin river by G.
d Gbbes with air and river distances between all he import
Sheet No EXHIBITS the Fraones and entrance to the bay Of San
Francifco a scale OF half an inch to mile,
No and scale Of about inch TO mile
Combined they extend from the bay OF san Francisco the Amer
showing OF the cies Of San Francisco
Vallejo capital siale) Benca Martinez New York VI
the Pacific, susun, Sacramento and Boston
Sheet No contains charts OF The principal anchoages from San
Francisco 70 Sacramento city on enlarged scales.
All orders directed the undersigned, care Of Wm Bayy,
on'f Washington ' D. Fl FEp M D. De- sTTHRr sos
Herald, New Orleans Picayune Cincinnati to
Mecn Boston Daily Alas Nantucket Inquirer Register
Philadelphia North American Norfolk Herald Baltimore Amsesn
send bill with copy OF the paper to washington Unlon
Aug l-lawu
NATIONAL MEDICAL COLLEGE.-The lectures in this
institution will the first Monday Of November
Tbomns Miller, Professor OF Anatomy and Physiology.
William Jphnston NJ d. Professor Of Obstetrics and Diseases
Riley, D. Professor Of M.ioa Msdica Therapeutics
Fred May, D. Professor Of the Principle. Praeuc.
Grafton Tyler NJ D. Of Pathology and Practice Med
cne.
Robert King stone NJ D. Mero.copica
Edward Forenan d. Professor OF Chemistry and Pharmacy
James II. Morgan, NJ. D., Proseetor and Demonsusor.
expense full Of lectures by al the
Prscbea anatomy by the demonrsor 10
Maircuaung fee, payable only once
Clinical Instruction given regularly The Washington nasma
jNo. FRED. MAY, MD,
Aug lo-2awtd Dean.
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Virginia Land ONCE.
RICHMOND, August 49, 1851.
IN conformity code of Virginia of s4s, 4sl section
l6 hereby make known all whom that
appears OF echsaor the Of Berkeley,
received land office the 9th day of August 1851 that by
inquest 18th Of July, 1851 the following
lying county Berkeley been found
escheated to this Commonwealth, 10 wit:
80 mouth Of Back creek assessed benjamin An
dfewss heirs
branch, assessed Peter Deals heirs.
assessed James Greer
Little Mountain, assessed TO John POwe's heirs.
A Packhorse road, assessed to same.
creek, assessed John Shocks heirs.
county line assessed Isaac Scott
heirs
North Mountain, assessed VIM. Tbbs
Il of Back creek assessed TO Andrew Jenkns
heirs.
s. n. PARKER,
Aug l5-Iaw6w Register Land Once.
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E session of institution will Wednesday,
9Th October Since ample
organic and agricultural
chemistry The OF The college have carefully revised,
adapted all Glasses
The whole exclusive OF the includes
For proficiency eight OF these degree
Of Philosophy proficiency twelve
cudng the ancient the degree OF B. aud for
cheney in all, dle degree OLA. NJ
FdeuLy.
Right Rev John Johns D. d. President and Professor Of Moral
Philosophy the Evidences of Christianity.
Judge Beverly Tucker Professor of Municipal and Constitutional
Law.
Ewe Professor Mathematics and Natural Science
Morgan J. Smead, Phi d., Professor OF Languages ..&
Henry Washington Professor History aud Political Economy
Rev Sas TotteD D. d. Professor Intellectual Philosophy
Bellies Letters, and Rhetoric.
Robert Gatewood, Adjunct Professor of Mathematics
July 23-law4w
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Notice TO tho Creditors OF Texas.

TREASURY DEP AKTxENT, March a. 1851.
THE State of having by legislature passed during
the ls4p called creditors OF the late
republic to e lst oil
Sepember their claims, and Con
approved September, $780, authorizing
directed that should be issued
TO Texas holding bonds and other
for which duties imports were
the United
claims against the unied states for or on n
count of said bonds such forms shall be
.cribed approved
of the United New order that this depart
NAV Of the claims Tor which tue
duties on imports pledged, holders owners OF all
claims required file the amount and description OF em
M This previous of October 1881, and 10
cute respective claims agree
ably 10 the approved by the President
OF the above act oi he sth oi
September, 1850 ,yx, uonor
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
FORM OF RELEASE
Whereas Congress- approved September 1851 ven
,ons nj dollars in be paid TO The state
OF Te.ns snid act menuonea win Woo
lie OF the bonds and other cernheaies OF
OF which duties imports were specay
.haIt 6rxs 6a United States releases ol
account
cert6cas I, the undenrned cedtof ne
holding and the following described bonds OF
of tas the case may BEL ana winch
the dutes said act were specially pengea
Here de. be bonds certihcaies
Now purpose complying with the provisions OF ma ae
ard for good valuable consideration hereby release 20
account OF the bonds cerhcaes) above described,
Witness my and seal at - mr oy VI
1851.
Sealed and delivered in presence OF
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pE QurNCEy's Lar. and Manners from the Auto
II biography an Opium Rater Uniform edition
sale by TAYLOR MAUFY
July booksellers, 9th
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no OWNERS of Lands In Ts1ss-A senusman in Virginia,
good and swysr % eoys .ssn %
county, with view TO bring 'hem '"o
market -. :. a..,,on, AZ ,o,,yn, In
,.,eanre lie can give satisfactory Of eapac
and and a sess, s%sspn
Any would be inclined =, await. h%,s
advertiser suitable responses by adde,:iSr go,
General agent and collector, Richmond, viranis.
HANGING Ae.demyFrst CourssM = X Ia Lsssr nas
The honor 20 ine @ he
meme. on TUESDAY his residence on Psnnsyvann
'yn.v. ,son Thursdays, and s.u'
days G.ssrtown- Mondays ''d FnAay'
n H. HOOE 4 co.. wholesale and Retail Dealer. TN
I. e.peas door oil cloths: mating. rug, su'a,"
pennsy,vsnss sysnas between 9Th Streets Washington,
DC.
:, ,aroay IN. early settlement Indian Wars
II vrens vol, svo; by Wills de has Illustrated
pslns. Deion.'y y Engine EngnsernsSo
t.odey,. Lady, % Book Tor August
Graham. Mssa,,ne for August ~,
Jenay Linds through Americ. and cubai vo' portrait
This day received for sale by r.v,op NANNY
I,v n booksellers, 9Th street
n,ssOLuTIOn of CopartershipTbe Arm hereoore eI,st
The q Dye. vsa e9s viii .snS s s'y z * se
Of the Of The late a 70 % s NJ,
. respectfully requested ispn EpwH1 nvrR Vi y "'
wAsuseror, September a. 1850
T Copartnershsp Notsce.The undersigned nave formed
und.t m. Of Dyer McGure and
auction and commission business AZ .n
o'd of Boser OF 10Th street ana
|
They respectfully continuance Of the patronage be
pledge themselves To discharge ah
fully conhded 70 them.
Mcclure make advances all con
EDWARD @. DYER,
J. q. MCGUIRE.
wAsHraror, ssptsmh~' "a, 1850.
Sept U-dn
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NAVY DsrARrassT,
Bureau Of Provisions aud Clothing August IS, 1851
pEp proposals, endorsed "Propoeas Beeln and
n noa fi the may be, will be
once unl O'clock Saturday, te a0lh September
next for furnishing and delivering, free OF all and risk
United states
Five thousand hundred barrels of navy beef
.and 81. hundred barrels Of pork.
Each contain not less than hundred pounds
vybt fbeefo Will be
III To
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pEMOvAI.- DE sRIDlNG WYLIE repoved the
General Agency Law once eevsnth street, between
nd set opposite Odd Pelows Hall, and two DOOR from hs
N>fonsi fntslIecncey olAc
Nv AA-1nnX
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NOTICE.-HooE, BROTHER, Co beg leave TO inform
IN have just received
rich and beautiful assortment Of
French embroidered muslin cambre and sleeves cuffs and
Cambria houncings, nsertings and edgings =,
Also jaconet cnmbrics, India, null Swiss musns "'
dresses, TO which they invite attention.
Jay IT,
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second Course.-Danctng Academy.
r. Liable hs the honor to ths chsens OF
his Of dancing
fw
'sAAAa~e Psnnsyivana opposite Wsrds Hotel
DAys tutIov,
ayr, osoressown-Mondsys and Fridays.
Dec 9s-dtftf
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
O proceed as If no anti rent oon. i.

suffer the election to proceed as II no anti rent CON
vention had been held.
The leading men of both legitimate political
parties heartily rejoicing that this disturbing
question 10 about being removed from the ballot
box. They Hnd 1t to be two edged sword, cut
ting both wsys-as many votes as may be given ey
the sntirenters for particular person, would be
withdrawn from him In other portions ofthe State
BY the rejecting and respectable class Of voters.
Yes, the demagogues, who for the last eight or ten
years led ON these deludsd men to crime and suf.
fering-who have promised them "aid and comfort"
in their resistance to the laws In their murders in
their assaults upon the officers of Justice
have now abandoned them entirely. The po-
lticians are all at fault in these disturbances.
Those scenes of violence, Of which daily evidence
has been given, would never have been co nmitted,
had not the villany and corruption Of Office seekers
and Office holders held out Inducements for reward
in the nonpayment of debts, ard encouragen nent
that the prison doors ought to be opened to MUIR
derers and all offenders against the laws.
The anti renters should be thankful that they are
disencumbered from these, ,demagogues the pros
pect now is that they will shertly return to their
senses, and make amends for the injuries they have
committed.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
Our New Orleans Correspondence.
NEW ORLEANS, sept. Is, ls5l

NIW OhLhAN,, wv - sS|s'
The Cuban fseiing in Nee Orleans, &c.
wrote you in Nay, 1850, Of the Creole's depart
ure hence, Of the Cardenas Incidents and the conse
quent dsmpenibg Of fibuStoism. In August, ISL,
wrote also Of the Psmpero's farewell to the Mis-
sissippi as the instrument Of similar views and am
biiions that put in motion the Creole. The sadder
d,scstment Of the last expedition has since been re-
corded.
Now, as New Orleans is the point whence these
two enterprises have gone, must be regarded ssthe
hot. bed Of the real sentiment no matter howmuch-
soever other quarters ay prof ss and propose to
set FORTH In some degree, the condition Of the SEN
timent now, and the extent to which the hitherto
propellant arm Of the fhbpstuo is pssied in this
place.
We have Just beheld the vanishmept Of one OF
bose bright bubbles that 20 often ride the top
most waves Of progress; and this late disipated
effort Of impatient and extra cslorifed .orstippers
Of the idol Liberty, must pass away from present
sieit separate from the stable events Of cur
rent history, like the air that the broken bub Die
surrerders. Its form ard compac.ness are gone,
and whatever effects we might have anticipated are
now at least postpOned. But though II be removed
10 the future and veed in the fabulous at tnosphere
Of doubt, yet, like the escaped gas, It may here.
\ after come upon us in more imposing form. The
sentiment yet lives; 1t Is, and will be, nourished
and like the imprisoned 0ntDus q the bubble,
Il viii return With the wind, and, mixing with the
angry storm, will help to sweep TO destruction the
scoiners who low look slightfully upon IL.
| Now, tboush my SMILES be weak and seem to b'
only encrcacbi1g fsncies yet they convey the truth
thai the feeling does still exist that this idea o.
Cubsn liberty must be roduc i've Of the fruit pro
Injected IL will not do for men 10 utter genera
srsibenas here sgainst the Pampero men, unles
thsy sie esger for a fray. lfs even calls evcry
tbfg he by iis proper name, be will be knock
ed down before reaching the FIRST corner, and IL u
uue certain that II be ventures assertions upon th
irsecu,e tesis OF his opinion, he'd have to run
! nuth more dangerous gauntlet.
Let nCmoiy com ect this matter with the pat
From its ifciIitrcy, Wien only few chief paper
| ard The curious icaicker icr current items, ciOD
trty of its birth, il has been rapidly advancing int
intosn notice. Some fsv yesIs only have passe
sirse s,versl susf gers lesfed upOn the shores .
ms fI,e ccuttfJ and tod isle Of borrid and op
p,sssi,e efuelties jn a reigh boring leland. Man
ssu,rs rsevtnttd our people from giving immedist
heed 10 their relations. These foreigners wer
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
Our Albany Correspondence,

ALbANl, ccpt. -.
The Arti R,w Corpemtion-7M Dissolution Of
thoir Political Organisation, and the Schemes Of
th D,magogsss Bio,cn Sky High.
All humbugs have their day; so with political an
tirentism-it has had its own; and now lies defunct,
dead and inurned. The convention which assem-
bed in this city, under the impression Of many ot
its delegates that State ticket was TO be formed,
has been the most riotous and dsordery set Of
lures ever met for any deliberation. The politi-
clans, both democrat and whig, have been for seve-
raj weeks engaged in shaping matters TO control
the sntirent convention, and the result proved that
the former we're successful. When the wings dis
covered this fact, they sent teegraphic dispatches
in every direction in order that contestant delegates
might arrive before the adjournment took place !;
but this scheme accomplished nothing.
There were very few sntiren1rs proper present
who took sry part n the proceedings. The entire
business was cor rducttd b cliques belonging to thi
city, Troy, Hudson ard a few towns ON the river
The pretident Of the convention. Allen, Of Troy
is one Of the most rabd old hunkers in existe noe,
srd has no more sympathy with the anti renters
than Van Renstelaer IL was only political ruse
TO obisin the anti rent vote Although the majority
in retolvng TO adopt the depocratic ticket entire,
| without allowing The name Of . single whig to ap
/ pesr upon IL, ostensibly declared Il an antirent
ticket still there is doubt but the real object is
to disbsnd the wbole OiganlIaton. nose VINO
] controlled the convention, are men OF shrewdnes5
] and foresight; and they knew very well that the
best way TO drive the snti-renters back TO their
former political associations, would be TO nominate
n ticket CON posed Of candidates one side. Now,
IL Is certain that, the whig anti renters have no
rerreseptstion on the ticket, they will abandon
IL altogether and vote they for nerly dit, for
their party friends This will dissolve the political
anti rent organization, and the wings will vote for
| their men, and the democrats also.
! when this abtirent excitement commenced, and
tie fame famed by Seward, Young, and lesser po-
Iiticars, the Wigs derived great advantages from
/ H. and elected many candidates which they other
wise never could have done. But their adroitness,
cur nirg ard deceptions ut length awakened the 20
lticars Of the opposite cast and they, too, became
great friends OF the sntirenters, and divided thai
vote with the wings. The demagogues on both
sices full of love for the "poor oppressed tenants,
We'd with each other in caiong the calico gently
for their votes. The result Of the convention JUS
held shows that the democrats have completely out
geperslled the wings in this disgracefu race afte
antirent vJttfs.
Although a large majority OF those assembled dc
c;ded 10 place the democratic State ticket befor,
that faction for suJport, they did not require any
uledee from the candidates as TO their views o
landlord ard tenantry. So the candidates will mo-
bs required 10 accept Or reject the nominations, bu
The New York herald., 1851-09-30

MURDER IN SoUTH CAROLINA Saturday
eveDir * last, most brutal and atrocious murder
was committed In this district, upon the person Of
yourg woman named Mary Ann Hyatt, attended
by c cumsances which render IL one Of the most
appalling Deeds Of violence in the annals Of ,rims.
The young woman was seated In her house, en-
gagged in the performance Of some domestc duty,
aud surrounded by her children, when she ws shot
through the head with a ri1e ball, and instantly
killed. The bext morning, some OF toe neigbbors
passing the house, we're alarmed by the erie. OF tue
children, and, on entering found the body stui
seated in the chair, surrounded by the children,
who were attempting to rouse their mother from
what they thought vas only deep slumbec. From
the statements Of the children, their mother had
been in that condition since the previous evening,
ard hence il is supposed that the deed was commit
ted at that time aud that these children thus
left alone, with the corpse Of the woman, 'hroUgh
the night Suspicion rested upon one PniaeA John
son, the yeiIe;rstor Of the decd, aud sufficient
evidence being sdduced before the corOncrs jury,
the Immediately issued his warrant for his
apprehension, and he Il now In jail awaiting Ms
tfial. be circumstances connected with THIS nor
fble dttd, r,f der Il one Of the meet appalling acs
of crime that has ever been perpstratet IN q cWI,
lied cfmuuuiiy . CRt,npNe, (S. , J1wH"'
S,p 20.
The New York herald., 1851-09-30
The Virginia wing state Convention.
CHARLoTTEsvILLE, Va, Sep

CHAnLoTTEsvlLLE, Va, Sept rs, 1851.
The Wbig State Convention adjourned siae die
tonight. The greatest harmony and enthusiasm
prevailed thr oughout the session Of the convention
warm desire and determination to promote the
success Of the whs party, and ensure the triumph
of whig prir cples, at the approaching contest
the greatest political contest that has ever
taken place in the Old Dominion-seemed to AMI
mate all the delegates present. have never wit
messed more sanguinc or harmonious assemblage.
The following ticket for State officers was nom-
mated by acclamationi-
For Governor, Geo. w. Summers, Of Kama wha.
For Lieutenant Governor, Saml Watts, Of Ports
mouth.
For Attorney General, Sydney S. Baxter, of
Richmond, the present Attorney General Of ths
State.
A complete and thorough organization of the whis
party throughout the State was also effected.
The wings Of this State going with rush for
Millard Fillmore. Again ana again, was IL declar-
ed by the speakers In the convention that Fillmore
is the fret choice Of the wings Of Virginia for the
Presidency in '52, and each slusion to bis name
called forth such shouts OF applause rs IN ade the
welkin ring. A resolution directly nominating Mr..
Fillmore tor the Presidency was introduced, but
withdrawn on the ground that 1T was inexpedient
thus early to make a formal nomination.
| The following resolutions, reported by the COM
mittee resolutions, were, however, unanimously
adopted after the committee had explained that
| they were intended, in fact, as q no nination-
Resolved That Mard FILLMORE, ths present President
Ct the United States by his just appreciation and faith
ful discharge Of executive dufy-hs wsd-m and skull In
the Management Of national affairs amidst the most
embsuastipg d.fculties-hs loyalty TO the pledges
Of the constitution, and nrmness In mnntsinns the
laws passed by Congr.s for their patro
tic devotion the federal pon and his noble efforts To
preserve perpetual bond between sister states have
emin. ntly justnea the expectations Of the vhs party
him self its continued cor hdence and the
| support OF the whole country
kssoiv,d That the vhiss of Virginia desire to opc
rate with their brethren q other States In the further
ance Of the national policy vh.h has signal,
marked the pretept sdministrtou but cannot suppor
for the Presidency any candidate whose hteity TO
the const uiop and Of adjustment shal
| not be beyoud all question
Resolutions were also unanimously adopted sus-
tainirg the compromise measures Of the last Con.
eress ss "a final settlement Of the sls very ques-
non" bu, declaring the firm dster%ina.on o. the
| rests Of the south" Argus.