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ny A. GREkN. ac,sonesr.

VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, CONTAiN'nnv TturAr
lying in Hardy county, virginia, at auction M, spAj
Nth day OF February, shall offer for sale AZ . IN,
O'Clock, D. m, At my auction room Washington ~ ~
9th street and Pennsylvania avenue, valuable u
tanning twrny three hundred and nine acres, more aesj
the unct OF land purchased by Addison Murdo wm -
Leonard NJ DenkeDs Hoye, executors o. " Isay
and lying the North Branch Of the Potomac
, Virginia, beginning for It's boundary the Mine s,a
known as the big Elk Lick spring. The courses ~"
said tract viii be shown the day Of sale. -.h hs -
The above described property Is considered Nnneof
iurai and grazing purposes, and its value ds,y Ia the
quspce Of its proximity to the Virginia STATE ro,oms
canal. and National road, aud its bordering on m w..
the stream is ebondany sufficient for milling pulp
The terms will be liberal and made known w ,y,r,r~1
The attention ri persons wishing establish !. @p
grazing farm, and spectators, u respectfully h"'
have fine chance for good bargain. !, GREEN
:" Aucucs~
Feb ll--dts
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THE UNION.
sILls from THE HOUSE.

A message was received from the House OF Represent
atyes, by MIR Young. their Clerk, announcing 10 The
Senate that the House have passed bills OF the following
tlues, and asking their concurrence theIeiG:
II X, 267, An ACT Tor the relief OF William ~ ch
" 269. A q act for The relief OF James Mains;
n. r. 40. An act Tor the relief Of Isaac Downs;
n X 273 An act for the relief OF Gardner Herring
III r. a75.- An act for the relief OF Sylvanue blodset'
III. X. 265. An sct for the relief OF Isaac Cobb
n r. 266 An act for the relief OF Martha Dsnisfon
n 233 An acl for tbs relief OF Fielding e. Brown
II II 223 An act for the relief of Jonas d. Plat;
III X 222 An act for the relief OF Thomas Flanagan
"A 1886 An act for the relief OF Charles ), Matthew's
Charles Wood, and James Halls
II X, 225 A bill for the relief OF William Cove
r 226. A bill granting relief TO Benjamin Cressey
IA. X 227 A bill for the relief OF Lot Davis; and
joint resolution providing for The adjustment OF the
OF John d Comesn president OF The ONO aud
Mississippi Mail Line Company
FUGITIvE-sLAyE LAW.
A message was received from the President OF the
United States, by Mr.. M p. Fillmore, his secretary
transmitting the Senate, IN compliance with Their reso
luton OF the 18th instant, the information IN The posses
sion OF the Executive OF recent case OF iorcble re
distance the execution OF the laws OF the United Sales
in The city Of Boston which read.
long debate ensued on the subject OF the above com
munication which was not concluded when,
On motion, the Senate ad journed.
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uOUSEHOLD Furniture. Patnttnas. Ske.. of
MA Madison by order Of the honorable the Orphans
On Saturday March 1851 shall ss
se MRS Madison eecu together
priss ram, wins = ~ u = -
An original portrait OF Washington by Stuart
original portrait Of John Trunbu by
tsken0 = - f = - ''' ''''
osnsl portrait Of Jefferson by s,.su in HI. hos, v
20 40 Janies Mad,sNn by stuart.
DO 40 Mrs. MADISON For artistic
effect snd beauty Of finish scarcely be eousea IN
couDty) - = ~fNN' ~ WIS
An original portrait Of James Monroe, by yander,p
The above portraits painted for MI N,ds
have been out OF the possession be family. -
Also portraits Of Amsncus vespucus, Columbus
Cabot, nc. "'
Chris and hstw Disciples 7by IA by spout This mic
took the premium a Brussels in 1907 f
Toesher with mspy paintings worthy attention Of ovs
~ the Ane arta.
Terms cash.
J.C. MCGUIRE, Administrator
DYER MCGUIRE,
Feb 9l-d Aucnoneers
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NNaLIsH PATENTS, from 1901 10 Is45-s repHsa
II granted during that period. ! vol. London.
Webster Letters Patent for Inventions and Copyngh o.
vol. London.
Godson the Law Of Patents. i vol. London.
Hindmarch the Law and Practice Of Letters Pasn@ II
tons. l vol London
spence the Law Of Patent Inventions. ! vol. Loas's
Turner the Law OF Copynght in Design. vol bssa
Looseys Collections Of Laws OF Patent Phyles"
countries Of Europe. vol Vienna.
Curtis the Law OF Patents. I vol. Boston. :
Phillips the Law OF Patents for Inventions. vol -
Kingsley and Prison Patent and Practice
'J Feb ~ 'o'' view 'o'a rRAScK T,Ya
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A House OF the first class for sale.

NOW Offer for sale OF the splendid
recently finished II s beautifully situated
ana ION streets, unsurpassed for healthy location
Naf in position the different
and eqndant from the best city
tan 10 rooms all eommodous and lofty several Of the chambers
are ~ fsst square The pao saloon II feet 81
MceilsnG 10 feet 1t is finished
spacious bath room, ahodng cold bath and
also water closet contained therein the fixtures
Finished and The tank contains Is hobesds
furnished with hot aud cold
Gass have laid
dmisg In the conort
nothing has been omitted. The stnbns
house have been permanently built and include pit
proof ash Rrannry
and veil finished for servants lying paved alley
FEB lS-tfsod6t 4aH JAS. CADEN.
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MARsIIALs sALE-By virtue of three wr of tsrf Jaeas
III clerks circuit District
Columbia the OF Washington, and directed
shall expose public Saturday the 18th day
March O'clock
said county, the following described properly lying and being the
Washington known and designated
city part OF Lot in 29l OF lot 800, lot
II square
31i, OF lot In
part square 247, lot in squae $685. half OF lot
654, lot 1886 lot 1855, lot IL
and lot in 450 seized and levied and will
be sold to satisfy Iudicas Nos 8, and 10 March, 1851
RICHARD WALLACE,
Marshal OF the District OF Columbia.
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ny DYER 4 MCGUIRE. A~ot'onssrn.

STuCK OF LACE GOODS, sHAWbs, M1nprpY hi
~ GOODS, PERFUMERY, GLOVES, h, snss ,,ris >,
store now occupied by Madame L. ,syerdntchef on s
avenue, between 9Th 10Th streets, all he der.es
pusips slarEe and choice assortment OF rch M ~ wb
The sale will be continued from day 10 day uhu' 4
posed Of - s..rnp6mv
Those acquainted with her stock need no p' he parat
TO thai better selected cannot be louh' "
Safe 10 commence 10 O'Clock, a IN, wv M
p. IN, ,ftvo~
Terms; $40 and under, cash over so, eI,s,sst
months, for notes satisfactorily endorsed bssn mcGUsb
DYER n sacpoe'"
Feb 5-eodhd.
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A. Il q. A. ARMOUR, ..
DIAPERS IND T.aILORS,
No. 3o3 Broadway, corner OF Duane street,
aL..-s I,-..Ix.. IIa.Ixc Ac.l Yn,.k

Above the Irring House, New York,
RESPECTFULLY and the pulse to
IL spring goods, OF the
prepared best and
moderate prices Fresh cloths,
and vesngs latest importAhon elegant light silks
fol- vests; dark e Paris embroidenes.
establisimentone
pan and wascoais Zach de-
parlment complete Army navy uniforms made
accuracy despatch, and in the approved
who this metropolis will find this establish
their perfect at always insured
b. elegant that
were Castle Garden awarded the
premium y their fair
Feb I'm
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NLAyNEI.S, Cassi,eres, Cloths tsc.-We invite the
tenon article here enumerated,
by offering
in the prices Of wooens. We have in
20 pieces parts pieces superior Welsh annes assorted
grades
y pieces medium and low priced fannels
silk warped fannes for ladies' and chidTens wear
pieces saxony fannels
heavy double mlled hannels, gentemens wear
10 fancy colored French hannels
CLOTHS, CASSIMEREs, &C.
S do fine black French cloths, very best grades
10 do medium and priced cloths
5 do fancy colored cloths shades for boys
do cassmeTcs
do lack cassmeTeS
80 do salnets, assorted qualities and prices
articles gentiemen's useal
than be obtained in the
Dist cash customers.
CLAGETT, NEWTON MAY, co.
Feb 2yif
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gentleman with principal Of Europe
n and educational matters being
10 mske continent proposes take with him
hoys, branches liberal education
~ the modern desired II proposed
the Worlds Pair
Italy and Germany enough such may
No desirable 10 Learn
References Of the highest responsibility will he given
Address n. L. r., Dor 2ls, Washington, ID. G,
Feb ls-dn
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bounty Land and other business.

WILLIAM fNN offers his services business with
executive departments and Congress, lie will
relative land
moderate. Address, William Finn, Washington, d. &.
Jan %, 1851,
tnn yenn clerk the ONCE OF the Second
Comptroller Treasury His knowledge business
win render particularly useful
to all who employ him at the seat OF govcrnmeot
ALBION X PARIS,
Jan 3-u Bate Second Comptroller
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NIORsE's TELEGRAPH.

HE office Western Telegraph Companyis removed to the
Glman's apoecay shop Pennsylvania avenue,
a few of Browns Hotel.
This only direct line of telegraph from Washington TO
Wheeling Pttsburg with lines extend
Detroit Chicago Cncinna Louisville, 81 LOUIS Nashville
Memphis, Vic ksburg whole western country. !
Office few doors cast Of the National
Hotel.
The southern street, opposite the National ntelgencer
Office. ..- -
AMOS KENDALL,
dit President Western Telegraph Company.
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rLASs.-Dr DoDs would respectfully notify all ho~ W r
TO learn experiment and become entirely scqu.nva
tr,eal Psychology, 10 meet him Al his room at MIS- VIZ
of 9th and Pennsylvania avenue,
evening, February n, O'Clock The class wlh ne
provided members be procured, and Dr fsh anu ~"
pupils will be admitted TO The course.
Feb 2l-i2t' #E#
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EOR SALE-A PAIR OF beautiful, thorough bred hons =
old this springone by Boston, the other by imported
tee match well, about necn and half hands high and
sound bright sorels. The above horses will be Wasan
on Wednesday, the 26th instant and be seen f~
stable, back Of the Naiioa Hotel they will remain lev ~
sold they will be removed 10 a northern market
The subscriber can be seen nj the National Hotel.
FRANCIS TH0HPeS
Feb 2!-.h
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A CARD.-1he public respectfully invited TO ou ~ y
n OF Madam ClavsrdaicheT Pennsy wanna
9th and 10th which will commence Monday msr
instant, at 10 O'clock and resume nj O'Clock, p H.
tnued daily the hours until the whole stock ds
Punctuay requested the part OF buyer, the sssd
extensive and embraces assortment Of nch and dess
DYER McCUIA
Feb 9l-I AEn~e
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4 s'TNOLOGY.-Ti

srROLOGY-The celebrated Dr. @. w ROBACK professor
asoogy astronomy phrenology and combined
from Phila
dephia the citizens lie has been con
Europe, and enjoys higher
living Natvites calcu
lated according geomnncadies 49, gentlemen $5 Persons ut
sending the date Of the
day birth All letters containing the above fee viii receive
Of the world,
and he prepared TO make use OF ms
power conuaon OF The following topics Coushp
successful accomplishment Of wealthy
nage redeem such gwen 70 tbs free
hazard and for the recovery Of
property and the purchasing OF lottery tickets Ihou
vicinity and In the United States satisfaction of ALL
been during the last four
wears while here every aud will do
person, aud the mail safe that
need money through ONCE Dr. Roback
monthly and has missed
one All letters regiousy attended prepaid BE
ca 10 name post Office
of the Unen, and astrological almanac
gratis. =, ~, ,o,.,u
II Locust street, above Eighth, Philadelphia.
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NEW Fancy Goods.-PARKERs New Fancy Store, under
IN the National Hotel will he unusually
days. having returned from New York with brilliant
Of the styles goods beautiful
shell combs hne hand flowers, ace-
10 of fresh and permcry-such cold
lip ssvc and musk shaving real
farns Cologne combs and brushes &C.
PARKERs
New Fancy and rermery s,ore under National Hotel
Feb DIT
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PETITIONS, ETC, PREsI

PETITIONS, ETC, PRESENTED UNDER TIE RUIZ
BY Mr.. BAY The petition OF los clzens d Oass sa
~, Mi,sour asking Congress 10 grsnt pension VI
liam 81. edng: referred 10 the Committee on lav,ds
sion
BY Mr. DISNEY Two memorials from certain clxl
OF Oio, demonstrating against the iguye-save Law
rerfed TO the Com tee on the Judiciary
By NJ CLARK. Memorials Of the marshss aud n
ant marslas OF the county Jefferson, Of the nouhsr
,rct oil the State OF New YORK, showing that the cct
-aop allowed tor taking the census is not an equiv
for labor, &c.
BY Mr. DISNEY: memorial OF certain cizen,d I
cintati, asking Congress to remove the obstucuou
fire. navigation around the falls Of the Ohio
BY Mr.. FREEDLEY frhe re,oiuuous OF The legs5
OF PEN vania, asking Congress 10 provide oI the n
on ION of tie reports OF the decisions OF The SupIsms
OF the United States. Also, resolutions OF the sans
Congre.s TO ard in the estab SHIN en Of line Of mai
efs betwe cen Sam Fsrcisco and China, aud between
ade phia, Norfolk, and Europe.
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BARGAINS, bargains can now he obtained from the
ID subscribers kinds Of goods they
hand
previous following goods which
will be sold AT and under
d and OF beautiful style figured silks
5 do dark coorcd watered silks
Is do gace silk, In light and dark oolors
~ hight dark cooed Turc sains tho best goods
offered in the prices
dress patterns very handsome brocade Silks at
dress rich MORA Antiques for evening and din
dresses
In Cashmees, and Merinos have rcmaninr
pieces figured Carhmees in beautiful patterns
IS do rich mousseipes, extra fine, dress patterns
fine French Menos, in quantities. ends
pieces.
respectfully solicit especially
ladies' the above descriptions goods better opportunity
can to obtain bargains
CLAGETT, NEWTON, MAY, co.
Feb l2-Aaw2w
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washington and Ale xsndris Boat.
c>sq4-f,. The stesmeoa, THOMAS CoLJ,YER viii depart
0~ At the following hours. A connects he
boat In Washington Boats fire las sx cents
Leave Alersndria at z, ak, llS, a. Ms % 4, D M
Leave Washington AT 6k, Jok, l2h, M az h ~, pm
JOB CoRsoN Captain.
Feb B-@
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~ n. CLUsKEN, Architect and civil Engineer, has
buildings north side Pennsy
vnns avenue, between l2th and 18th streets west
4-dn
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no THE PUBLlC.-Notice 10 hereby given Ans N
dissolved their xiop the carpentry bushes
lst OF January last.
JAS w THoxBtI
Feb 2l-A'
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THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 20, is.

After the reading Of the journal II.
Mr.. BOCOCK inquired wha, was the first business in
order.
The SPEAKER replied that il the question on the
reference OF the report from the Committee Naval
Affairs, with the bill for the establishment of The San
Francisco and Shanghai, and the Norfolk, Virginia and
Antwerp lines OF ocean mail-steamers.
DEFICIENCY OF THE NAVY
Mr. STANTON, of Tennessee, by leave, reported from
the Committee Naval Affairs a bill 10 increase the
efficiency OF the naval service of the United States which
read twice. referred 10 the Committee of the Whole
the state OF the Union, and ordered to be printed
Mr. LEVIN asked leave TO make a report for the
committee; but, objection being made, leave not
THE SAN FRANCISCO AND SHANGHAI AND THE NORFOLK VA,
AND ANTWERP OCEAN mAIL-srEAMER LINES.
MIR BOCOCK, then taking the floor addressed the
House favor Of the establishment of the proposed line
OF Ocean mail. steamers between Norfolk Virginia and
Antwerp.
MIR MILLER then addressed the House aeains, the
enactment Of the bill under consideration.
MIR NJ in conclusion, moved the previous question
Mr.. STANTON, OF Tennessee, Withdrew the motion
TO commit the bill, and moved 10 put this bill It's pas
Mr. BAYLY moved The suspension of the rules to go
into Committee OF the Whole on the state Of the Union
not agreed 10.
The motion to commit the bill was here renewed
The question then REQUIRED seconding the demand
Tor the previous question, and il seconded by the
House. Under its operation the said bill and the major.
y and minority reports thereupon we're referred to the
Committee Of the Whole tie stale OF the Union aud
ordered to be printed Thy yeas and nsJs) yeas 1856, nays
81
Mr. HALL moved 10 reconsider tina, vote, and then 10
lay that last motion on the table.
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BALTImORE AVID WASHINGTON RAILROAD.

h 5H. 1880 T3I7al .TEEIT 49, x
+ Hours - Departure N the Passenger Trains
From Washington At =. m and at m ds'y, and .
daily Sunday.
Baimor. All D. daily and 81. daily
t-ps Sunday H -
Feb 3--div r. ". FARSttNs, Agent
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After the reading Of The journal
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1851-01-04

the perfect purity which these LIFE MEDl-
CINES give 10 the blood, and all the humors-
Scorbutic Eruptions and Bad Complex.
ions, by their Alternative effect upon the fiuds mat
feed the skin, and the morbid state Of which coca
sons all eruptivc complaint. snllow, cloudy, and
other disagrcesb's compilations
'Fh. use of these Pills for a vary short time
will eiFce; an entire cure Of Salt Rheum, and
striking improvement, in the clearncss at the skin.
Common Colds aud Influenza Will always be
cgses.
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No. $4,000 Gr"mG 'l1 nr" IL

21EiF waiiingp rhnsers n my Farm and
- NursyOn the T.sf side of For Rirsr
EeW Ddgfon, and five mics northwest OF Ottawa
They cousis, OF nearly
300 Varieties Of Apple.
And grent variety Of Pears, Plums, and Cherries,
whlchh have been selected with care and great ex.
pense from the most popular and approved Nurse.
rlcs an the Union, embracing nearly all the standing
varieties in the eastern and southern states the fruit
OF whichtis confidently believed cannot tail to sui,
the most delicate and refined palncs.
The subscriber assumes with confidence that he
hns the greatest variety and most splendid assort.
ment TO be found in northern Illinois The trees
are from to , years OF nge, and ranging from to
feet in height and well proportional
II il believed tina, the lamen,ahc rcmissness on
the par, oifnrmers every where observable IN plnn.
ting frui, trees. s mostly attributable TO the almost
totn failure, in most cases. where tree. have been
transplar,cd from distance. and the fbrous roots
on which the tree relies ioi its nuiriment have be
come dead from too long exposure In dry air or So.
we're irosis after taking them up either Of which Is
fatn to its growth Bu, these embarra s.men,s no
longer axis, The farmer can now he supplied in
his own vicinity with the number and variety he
wishes, grownn the same soil and climate In which
they nre to he trnnspnnted.
1.-THE trees are taken up in the spring, II shouldb,
done soon after the frost Is out Of the ground--a, al
events. before the Leaf begins 10 put forth II takei
up IN the fall they should he buried until spring
Apple ,rces a, the Nursery lat cents all o,he
kinds. eS cents WELLS WAIT.
| DAYTON Jan 10 laj0--tT
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.

w llEREAS, on the 18th DAY OF July, \, II
w 1919. Thomas " Reed, OF La Sale county,
by his certain deed ofrus of that date conveyed TO
George w HOLSTER the north east fractional quar-
ter Of section no SIX g. township nc. thirty -four
,3l1 range three s. ras, oi the third principal me-
rdan IN trust, 10 secure the payment OF a note rS-
ecuted by said Reed to Eu,ha > Wadsworlh ami
William H. Phelps on the l5h day o, Apn 4, D.
lSi9 or the sum OF 1891 S6, which said trust deed
Is recorded upon the records OF La Sale county, H.
in Book no Il OF deeds, pages coo, col and CO., .
and whereas said deed contained power 10 sell
said real ssta,e 1t default should be made N the
payment Of SAID promissoTy note, public notice Is
hereby gwen hatIn pursuance OF the power contain
ed in -sid deed shall sell the above described land
at the door the c0ur, house in Ottawa on the 9th
day OF January next, st2 O'Clock 2 v Sale 10 be
perempiory TO the highest bidder for cash
By Glover s Cook. G. W. HoLLiSrER,
A,ty's Or WaIswor,h & Phelps, Trustee
Ottawa Dec - Nv.
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nlisrrll
The World Challenged!
$. r. EMERSON's
Improved Atmospheric Churn.
Patented April I'd, 1850.


TIVE attention OF the public IL respectfully solicit
l. ell tonn examination oithe above chuTn which
tor efficiency. oheapn -, srd facility fox e.eaplng
Gands unrval led and alsns.
The numerous certlhcatrs which have been re-
csived corcboratlye OF lis unrlvalled performances
with the different churns now IN use, and the uni
ted testimony OF all who have Witnessed It's opera
uon. furnish ample proof OF Us being the mos, APP
proved chun eyereIabl.ed TO the public. In il the
creates, mechanical and shosophca principles are
fully embodied, viz the agitation or surface ms
tlon OF the cream orm'k, and the introduction OF Al
mosphrric air This mechanical aud phiiosophlc-
ri action upon the cream or milk has the effect 10
separate aud bring into contact the seachcd paril.
cles OF butter, requiring only proper temperature 10
promote Their adhesion. The process OF collecting
the butter Is not equaled by any previous invention
J; being rapid and complete. Il has IN all cases
where tined with other churus. proved itself the
quickest M ~ the same time more perfect sepa-
ration, and consequently larger quantity Of butter
On TIME and the amount produced. the world Is
challenged :, +. EMERSON, Patsntss.
n B-Pcrsons DESTROYS of purchasing County
Rights or Churus, by directing letter post paid
to, or calling IN person on, William Pearson, Qua
VS.. H., will meet with promp, attention, Nj
Pearson, also manufactures and Keep. Tor sa all 81
yes OF tho above chQrns
WILLIAM PEAR son.
agent t0y the state Of ILLINOIS
Ottawa Sept Il, 1850
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TO Officers Soldiers, Willows, and
other G'GiNsnis.


e Si.G -4.-rrner h.ygu made arrangements
w.H N.p1- lau l. u, Eeq., OF Warrington
= Guy "a .tyiv give. nDIcr that hr = pu'plrcd
.lH.-.r To- 3"uHty Land Prn-on aud other claims
.".. Ea,.ruuent with facility aud on favorable
t...H
lhrIN'.pu. cns.,s 1t cases Of land hniuty md
,t.-... g. ..Ut Which nov exist, and hy general
puu.p's uu winch th.y rect, are as i.luw-, 10 VII
lsILGHG BpUHiU Is due uaii Oihcrts non commits
sloned officer, musicians, Or puvnes, whether reg.
ulnrs, voluul'rrs rangers or militia. who served N
the wnro 1872, unless they have heretofore reel.
we'd lind tount, Also IA M such as ,er,rd lnnny
Of the Indian wars s,uce l1yo AMI also the clmmis.
STONED Offices who srIvrdIu M, war with Mexico,
to wit Tho" whn enlisted Tor one yrarnud served
9m"ulhs. to 80 acres those who enlisted for six
wonhs and -'rycd impnjh> 10 sUaclrs. All hn,e
who served uyr, month 10 10 acres Tn. wiluw
o soldier who WIS k,lc, ~ bair Is cnltIed To 100
acres II the officer or podrr dead. the widow Is
entitled to tn, huuniy. II there he no widow, the
MINOR heirs oi the officer or solder are ,nlltled Ia
the bounty
ID. Pensions for Life are due to nil widows OF
revolutionary officers aud soldiers, II they were mar
ficd prior to 800,
ID. Increased pensions are due 10 oil such widows
u their husbands were pensioners under the &C, Of
1918.
All communications addressed to me on the
above subjects will receive prompt and respectful mt
ten,ion. Po.tn ce paid nna letters sent through tn,
Post Office. Ottawa, nov . NJ. II. ,loLLisTtR.
At,'y at Lar, and Land Agent