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4 r. MILLAKD FILLMORE, OF
America, do hereby declare
ta Puulc ae win be hed a, hS land once, AZ sAuLT STE
twenty day q oeose neat g @ Sg1a n q moe see
q @s ana parts p sections - IU' oa s a
Cd by leases Purehased OF reported BY me seoog
not BY lenses be offered under @ Issaen
vacant and required 20 be
& Under lhe provisions o. ths 9ea enusa m ga a., a. @ W ud ~.
uiel 10 Michigan Chippewa in WISCONSIN," ap
proved 2oul heptember, ie5o, 10 VII
Noa q hae lae aaa Vs Of the principal merian.
townships y seven y eight and forty nine, Of range TWEEN
Townships lorg-seve. nr eight, ynine my eisn OF
Township hip sight and my nine % range weaty seven
Townships myoHc ni'S-wo, and nifty eight, u range twenty
Towg"ps yone afy-two, nifty seven, my eisht, hy
Townships hyone wo Any my seycn and my esh,
Townships hfyone, nysis seven aryesh, Of range
hlny-one. .,. a.. oo.. -.
ay o@s eight o @ laSge eni ,y ,0 So n''' and
townships hf onr hyhye, ddysis, and my seven OF range
ma Swasy: any m sss s os my avs a"s and town
townships my TWO my ,nres aud any tour Of range 'hryave
townships hfyone, hyiwo, and hny-tmee Of thirty
Township d,,, one of range n.nyeahr.
Township my one, Of range thirty nine
Towmhips dfiy and MY one, Of range forty.one.
Townships forty eight, forty nine hhy and hhyone, Of range
Townships forty eight y-ninc hy aud anyone
Townships forr-eght dy and hfy Of
ownhips forty eight and my ofrange forty Eve
Townships forty nine and nfy OF Iansc forty six.
Townships forty fy seven forty eight and forty nine, OF
|
Townships tory-seycn forty eight range forty eight
Township forty eight, range forty
schools, military
pIpnes together with and oyerhowed lands,
made thereby cultivation, If which shall be selected
the authorities before the days appointed for the commence
States reclaim e lands
limits approved September 25, 1850 eiA DC ezeuded
sales iaHd bounies heretofore grant
by any law Of Congress military rendered 70 the
in be permitted the iaLds,
entitled An making
diplomatic government" approved ID
March 1851.
Pan euar will deposited
The at Of
offerings Of the lands viii be commenced the day
viii the order which they advertised
tie whole shall have been Of
shall be
OF the lands
be- uiui the rpraton of the weeks.
Washington this sixth
July, Domin thousand hundred and
MiLLARD FILLMORE.
By the President;
j. BuTTKRFELp,
Commissioner o Land Once.
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DRIyArE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who haa
received good educaton and resided some years IN fa'
obtain the position OF aor TO young per
private family of responsibility.
character
given parties highest responsibility either in this country o
In England,
Address Vance, lo9 post Office oswego, New York
Mar
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FORM No. 4.
STATE OF
fauxs,xe

STATE
Cousry
thereby certify that this day of----, in tire year
, personally before here insert the Of he it
and herc insert the the dTGntte and The said
her insert e uisne being well known TO duly
his declared said thai he well knew
is and that he the
described and executed the within
his testimony satisfactory evidence of that
said the uarrantee hsreupon
acknowledged the said power TO be his act and deed
lOFeer's SignGtarel
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EDNVND II WITsOS. Attorney at Law, VII Prnettse
r. of WasnKon. Collections claims before tn.
different departments wiz Also, convey
and other business Of Virginia viii
duly attended Oce Louisiana avenue doors
Cspp's Pavilion. Dec f7--dtif
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DERTH AMBOX SEMINARY This institution, s1ording a
thorough college Business together WIN
modern and music, viii commence us
twenty eighth session "Wednesday, May Z.
building commodous, and ts internal arrange
designed comfort OF he pupils and encon
habits % neatnezz u aud system.
rcrcmcn proycriai bealhiuness, the
the and bathing, valuable philosophical
apparatus reading with library and fersod
bathing provided with reference 70
heath physical training Of The minor advantages Of ~
insaln
The possessing advantage of early yoton 10 his
pledges his most unng efforts 70
hrs institution ali that enlightened Chnan parent eoua
Terms SIS per board aad tuition, with
Of books for Engiish studies.
Ffos ns Fsevlty rae College 81 Nor Jerisy.
Having had opportunity talents, literary and
.cruunc prudence and exemplary moral
character Of Mr. wooderiage while he student N t.
found students prepared BY hin iof
college with pleasure recommend him as
competency snd hdy rvng in'iueuon and
fprung committed ., h parents
and guardians may have full confidence
- JAMES CARNAHAN, President
John AhCLEAN, Vice President and frot o. Sfcrs
STEPHEN ALEXANDER, Prof Of Math and AUTONOMY
CoLLrst Nrw Jsrssr, Apti l, 1881.
yo~eph Hsnry, LID, Smithsonian institute, D. C.
Rev James w. Aicrnnder, D. D.. Princeton, Ns~ Jerssy
Nicholas Murray u. D.
Rev. DAVID Magic, ID. D., EI,ahc,hio~n, New Jersey
Fof circular. particular, with sddnonaesu
uonisls references, Apply the fnscipsi .,,,,,
Ar S-dl~ Perth Amboy, New Jessy.
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m nuuanee Of the act OF Congress "An authorize
lands OF Ino aud Arkansas aud Territories Of W
SsT s saS Iowa % MIE@sb 1pd FILLMORE me ad
America do hereby deear and make known hal public
sales held the aforementioned land offices IN the STATES
af and Wisconsin, At te periods hereinafter designated "
Al the land Office al MINERAL POINT WISCONSIN, eommen
cling Monday November for the disposal OF
& s oonas ss na as as Of s' m a Of Nav s ordered By The
dents proclamation u the 2olh November, loic, VIZ
North ot the line aud 81 ne fourth principal meridian
quarter aud the east hall OF e northeast quarter
Of II me owsp a T"s Se {. aS sSs quarter and e
quarter OF section woi the southwest 9u
southeast quarter Of section twelve southeast of
a 3 a % es aa Of he northeast
thirty in township wo and .ae We. na % 'ne southwest
The half northwest quarter Of ne northwest quarter o.
twenty hve is south Of ly the
southeast quarter Of The northwest quartz, M ana @ @ 81 me
aud the northeast o. h southeast quarter thirty
eneen in township three hall Of quarter Of
the east half o. The quarter The east a and
half OF seven and the southeast quarter and southeast
range three.
the south half norwes, quarter of the south
the southwest of the northeast quarter
and quarter southwest quarter aud ae hall
northwest of the southeast of so and the
s Al pIxos ILLINOIS on Mon
ing tracts containing lead mines, which, consequence Of their
being s,s y R .n M We S
proclamation Of the sth of September is46, viz:
NORTH u. line aud fourth principal msridiGn
the northwest quarter Of the northwest quarter Of and
the half Of The northwest quarter OF thrsx in township
The southeast deen
the northeast of three,
township and the half Of
q the southeast quarter of section twenty
four, in township twenty nine, of range three.
quarter The quarter ny the
and the east half of the northwest OF
township 4.
North ofAs base line and ~e,t Of the fourth principal eraan
The west paT' o. The east fraction Of section een and the south
r.cs.y nine nine o, Of one; me-, ...u,..
In accordance provisions act July, 1896
any lands until aer ihey have been offered
bOtes heretofore law q Congress for mill
81 s asooe anS as provided by the act ened Aa
making appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses Of
Ssd and sold in such legal .ubdvons viii Include tc mine
se hS eus % sale az ue @ nor shall BE- pa al
private within t1eis months then the shall
The viii each be kept fr weeks tunies the lands
land The ofeaa will be admitted until AFTER the ssp
In e1ecuuoa Of said act have caused the
the General Land Once TO publish with proclamation
eighth day April eight hundred
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President;
j.. DprrEnvIILp,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
TO THE PUBLIC.
The embraced the above proclamation OF the Presden,
Comprise all residue Of the lead be brought
lpar
uulsriy
c se neh had al the date Of the sale Of
the sAacsn and the advantage Of being
Immediate
incidental
u~vsd 10 be productive They all
aafed Dayigab and other
midi u
yielding undsnt all products
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HgSES l.. IIDTT.

ATTORNEY COUNSELLOR Law,
San Francisco, California.
RrrsRHsers W. nge NJ c. Alabama; John s. Taylor
Monte, Alabama Messrs. Rhodes Wright Co.. New Or
LOUISIANA; Henry 81 Clark esq Taboro North Carolina
Hon Gwin NJ. Californian Beni X True esq New York
city Healey ea Boston, Massachusetts; A. r. Hatch esq.
Portsmouth, New HAMPSHIRE. May 7-2awly
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Ap l2-l law6w

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March ~ 1851.
THE having legislature passed during
oi the
republic ne the ist oil
September evidences their caims aud Con
approved 9th 1885, authorizing
millions the said state OF
Texas five millions Of said stock should mol be issued
the creditor The State hod bonds and other
pecialy pledged the United
claims United
said bonds such forms shall be
scbed the of the Treasury, and approved by the
may ally which
pledged, holders all
required file the OF them
the lst of October, 1851, and
ably om approved
United States OF of sth OF
September, 1880
WIN L. HODGE,
Acting Secretary OF the Treasury.
....- FORM oF RELEASE.
Whereas Congress- approved september . 1850
paid
OF Teras for considerations said mentoned
m shall
bonds and other certificates Of
which duties imports specially pledged
shall h he OF the Uned States releases of all
claims the United States Of hd bonds
creditor
holding described bonds
Of ec and for which
said specially pledged
tHefe describe the bonds certificates
purpose sad
valuable consideration, hereby release 70 t
against fhen,
OF the tbona esrtibcstssl above described
witncss hand and seal AT this -------- DAY oi
ls5i.
Sealed and delivered presence OF
Two Witnesses
Mar 1y-dt3l Awtsep5l
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TIRE Principal Of wsrrenon IN c. Male Academy wishes %
teacher who s qualified 20 teach
Eagh branches and the lower msihsmstes lie must
habits good moral charseer
Al be made Immediately, and BY letter. post pad
to the Principal
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J. BUTTERFIELD, Commissioner.
STATE or

STATE
County
Before Jnlcs khs other auhorsed
fake dtdart personally appeared her insert The
eel who being duly depases
hete insert name of udrrantes, 10 whom No. for
under the act Of September lso, issued
day o! --- lo5 and who applies 10 iocae the
t.IDants Signafrre.l
Sworn and subscribed before this day Of,
OHeers Signature.
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FLEMISH HOUSE LINENS.

received general of these heavy durahs
goods, So o. and lo dic diaper, and danass
Aso mandatory, 30, La, la, Ia aud 70
found heaviest goods Of the kind eFnf
in German pillow and bot
The objection which be urged against Az o.
will hs their duraby fncs. very low
CLAGErT DODSON,
kinds Of carpets ms'ins ol cloths, rugs mats
curtain furnishing goods generally one door
of and fennsyivania avenue
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uiLi.aAM iioysn e.I,,
Alto RNEY AT LAW,
Lancaster, GrnEt c0eafy, WiseonsfH,


(LxTE oorisIr, yAo
MILL Dane Iowa and
w the federal and Madison He Will give
prompt particular collection Of claims
redemption lands, and
resident tandbo.ders in Of the State.
Refers Hon H. Fuoe u. senate Hon James NJ Mason,
u. iuman oner Nauenton, Va; Mesrs Knox
Mason, attorneys law, New York Professor vs.. L. Homer,
b. Cock John Kasson, law ST Louis,
Missouri. hpis-iawly
sTROI.OGY.The ceirhraed Dr Q. w RoBACK professor
stology, pnrnoogy, and combined
eoauraton Sweden, Office No. u Locust Pbia
deipha the lie has
crowned heads OF Europe, and enjoys
as,rooxor living Nzivities
lated according gcomAncyladcs s. gentlemen
he sending
birth An letters containing The abov. viii
attention, part world
durable and he is peaed make
Of the following topics Coushp,
advice for the successful accomplishment Of wealthy
he has the redeem such
bottle and for all of hazard and for
property the purchasing OF of~ry
vicinity, States all
n1sies during
while Leuen will will
cali In ad ms
money through The ONCE. Dr. Roback
900 monthly and has
All letters viii be Te0ug attended 20, u prepaid BE
ncuaf Office and State For particulars
the Office Of e Union, and an astrological almanac
gratis =, ou
II Locust street, above Eghh, Philadelphia.
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FORM No ).
STATE OF
COUNTY OF


COUNTY or
On ths-- day in the year--, personally ap
peared here and acknowledged with
deed and that well
the Wdrranee that he
person described within power who
0Eesrs Signature
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Commissioner of the General Land Office
NOTICE TO pRE-EMPrIoN CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled night any OF the lands
within townships parts townships above enumerated s
proper and make therefor
prGable seeing notice. before the appointed
public embracing the
tract claimed Otherwise such claim be forfeited
J. BUPTERFIELD,
ayl3-iawI3w Commissioner General Land Office.
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Know all by these presents that here insert the
garGntee,l OF the anu State of do hereby
constitute and appoint and lawful
attorney, for and name, locate land warrant No.
for of land which ssusd under the act Of September
1850,
Poser Of substitution may be inserted desiredl
sis"edin presence of
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A. ~ G.. A. ARMOUR,
DR.aPERg .4ND I.IILORS 8
No. 3s3 Broadway, corner OF Duane street,

No. 33J Broadway, corner OF Duane street,
.7boue 4 { Irring House, heV York.
ESPECTFULY attention OF friends and The public q
IL their ol sprng goods The newest patterns
which prepared make In The beat manner ana moe
Fresh CLOTHS
yesng latest mportons elegant light silks
yes patterns OF Paris eulbroideHes
skfu
coats pants Each DE
complete itself Army and uniforms made 70
despatch, approved
who ibis metropolis will find al ts establish
tng their and peect NJ u always insured
N. h. pHsaIuA wAIsrcoATs.-fheSe elegant wsscoas u.a
admired Castle Garden, have been awarded us
hrs premium ty the American Institute at their late iar
Feb l5-dim
NEW York and California asii1onaire Association.
IN dollars. Capital ,oo
number obtained ny
parties who special partners admitted I'D
New York, free IRON pei
liability 900 cash, ana
fair prospect doubling the whole, in safe operations IN
and mining the United States under The direction ana con
OLIVER
As the and Chief Agent ftie Company
No, II Wall street, New York.
Calonans and responsible parties Throughout the Union
who obtaining United States npp
employed
vessels
available the mai pas-enge5 and eshi to and
Aff.ca, the AmsTicas.
Cal,iof-
MIA the supply Of gold continues
goods, and manufactures, wi hstoh
liberal aud calculations therefor And II is 10 meet s
demand and profit thereby that this = being formed
der the hTm and style of ~ HoLDEN * 1o',
Mercantile, Commercial Commission Merchants Banking,
Insurance. and Mining Agents New YORK ana san fah''
Capital 81 100000.
9-u
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NOTICE TO PRE- E-EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LESSEESi
OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEES OF MINERAL LANDS.


OCCUPANTS AND PERMIrTEEs OF MINERAL LANDS.
entitled the right OF preempuon TO OF the
establish
saut Ste Marie and make
practicable after seefng f' notice.
the OF ie public
embracing the clalmed Otherwise such claim
VIII be forfeited.
having the right under the act entitled An act
land office the northern Of Michigan ard 10
mineral lands the State of Michigan
approved lsi see, oepanfs pernitees 10
mentioned and who entitled under the ac entitled An act 10
minimum the mineral lands IN the Lake supe
dsrct Chippewa district in Wisconsin,,
land covered
respectively al The
per than iu secuon " ent
purchase he shall elect 10 do full section" at me
required To establish The 10 the
Of saG Marie, and
payment praodbie after seeing iS notice,
Of The public
embracing the claimed otherwise such claim
Will be forfeited.
| j. BUTTERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
I,Iyn -InVyIgu
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, comni.sionsr commissions ofthe General Land once.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANT

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
person the night Of preempaon Of the
townships and Of townships shove enumera
establish the subtraction Of the register
land O1r and make payment therefor
yrGr a r sesns tat noe and before the day
public sale Of the lands
otherwise such claim will be forfeited
]. BUTJERFIELD,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
-
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- - - Al
BALTIMORE AND wAsIIsGroS RAILROAD.
Hours Of epart.r. of the Passenger Trains
r,o@ washington a. a. m. and At p m dnig, and a
~ r,s. sa s.Ias,s f,Ssg ssaa daily .,sse m a.,.r
e. E.ss%sY; ssnSsY; r.u.pARsoSs. A..p.
NEW HOOKS AT TAyLoR s. MaURY's.-nsrper.i
rss iieu of VAS. wsylapd-A Tsle BY Mary Bowit-
womsns Trials; or Tales and Sketches from te Life Around
tn. Two wives; /; or Lost and Won; by Arthur.
wnsms. Ne- Trsysiers, and Touri.u Guide Through the
nsd States and Canada with hne map o The Un'ed STATES and
Planters, Encyclopedia, ~
NeMshoa'. Anerican eardsucr-ue~ edition. Myo
no the lower. good admirers os fns
Zee, w. h.ss o' L % 100 choice p ss. % - aos s E
and are ss st ie' gardens pleasure soanA
Also 5000 pses,as ssstsop. SVSr,s 's "a mos rose.
9aans a,al shruss, green hoa-e and paOr plants, se
Kinds. me choicest that the American markets
aviis ho-, who good collection Or ut trees or psu
%ss ,Ss, sse' :. oes :. possible sso,s aspo'e q Asm
Trees Pi.nr ven packed any par America
Florist Sur.eryman, Hu street corner
d II. uoOE 4 co.. whoi..ai. and Retail Dealer. In
espsunl soor on soh. ms.asr. us., ea,rsn materials
rennsyivs~fs between IN Washington
N.
Ass 1-u I M#
TussRuLL's Tr.vei.s" Cuba aud Porto Reel vel,
London.
ssrr, sydney srs,s. sy the noys
sec~sy@aS London. +
Msmosr. cs Ri-h,ss Msrsu. Of w.us.ey-a vol.
o~Aeu. a 4Bsl.. + Is.
D.p.e. Miss.y ro~cs ~ Great Rritsis2
Mh History q me Hazpeao's and Protestant Reformation ir
prsuce . vcA-. I.ooAo
IN. sposs.wocse Society Mscsisny
psper and OF Civil and Eecesatcsl H,ssou
n scccssd-a roas, E,csdcn- - II a
June 10 FRANcK TAYLOR
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no of ta Texns~-A gentleman IN Virgins,
who surveyor and lawyer desires remove to Teras
would like become the agent Tor some
country, with view 10 bring them into
msrte
he family capital dssrons Of engaging In
agieupre The satisfactory eStonas Of capae
responsibility and his general sca"afntsnce such
emigration 70 Teras
would he Inclined 70 avail himself
placed in correspondence with me
.6verssr, and suitable BY addressing post PAID
wM. GOrLDtN,
General ssent and collector, Richmond, yrrni'.
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NOTICE A. hereby given all remaining
upon Of the late hrm Of Y ~ HOok CO.
tecether will be made 70 te 2
snd cthertsc
change in our business effect upon the h Of February
all seesunt- should De
closed a expiration of The present half yees -
Jurr 2tl-9wif HooE, BROTHER, co.
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AGENCY, WashirGtoo.-Ihs undersigned, late
.pscon saneh Of the Post Oce Department, Offer hi.
generally and 10 those Of the
particularly ue that bis removal from ONCE
the character he has for
department honesty, c1pacp, and fidelity,
refers once of pare hearty
him Iberen-
attend business, Of nature, the
will BE- thankfully received and promptly Despatched
JAMES OWNER, Aren't,
July 4-atf late Of Post once
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r. = Editors pap viii please copy and send Their
the Office, with containing uhs nouee
June l3-law3w
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I KNOX WALKER viii practise law I'm the sapre
Court or United States, prosecution
claims arains the sovarnmenL AddrSss Washington, o. c.
ln--u
pEuOvhr~- DE srLDING wYLiE removed their
II General Agency street,
streets, Odd Folov Han, ard DOOR from
Ma fnteligeBcer onlce.
lar 2O-3ts~u
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Washington City, D. C.,
of the District of colunos ard w sna
prosecution % ciss y eep
ncu,ns lsnA under me act @ sonxfsss
PASSED y CITY Hail
T.
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WHOLESALE OR RETAII--Hsvins determined % sive

Cold ySor-htpper-s NOVEL 70 cents.
Lawson b. Eugene sue, aubor Of The Wandering Jes
s yyffe,s sister; Forbidden Marriage ~
The Dsuniurs their Beauxi y Nf@s Leslie - cents
t.-,.,hct,nt Mask Tale In I;
y ~ euipcy antor the English Opium Eater. 2s
FhANth IhtIoh-
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Y. r. Liable has the honor
vi and
Thu.day, January si bh
residence fennsylyania opposite Wads Hotel
tuition Wshing Thursdsy Satur
days. Georgetown-Aondsys and fndays.
Dee 2c--dffn
Western union. (City of Hannibal, Mo.) 1850-1851, 1851-07-31

's'sed Of the reasoning faculties common to
mankind, some Of the opponents Of the Road
have laid down and deduced conclusions from
principles which have no connection with this
subjec! in practical form. But, Mr.. Editor,
time was, but has now ("gone glimmering By
in the dream Of things that were " when pub.
lie enterprise could be swayed, OF held in
check, by ab'truse theory, or abstract specula-
lion. This, sir, is a practical age in which we
live. The American people recognise no ,heo.
ry, but precedent; and no principle, but suc-
cess. Take an extended view, sir, Of this mag
niticent system Of internal improvement---look
throughout our wide extended country - and
wherever you find the track Of the "ron horse
trsversing n district, there you find also the
els menis Of human comfort IN greatest profI-
sion. And affirm again, tha. my observation
leads Inc TO believe, that the ins, ance is yet un.
known where Railway has passed any town,
village or hamlet, without being source Of ad
vantage to such place. And as a conv incing
fact, will say in conclusion, that where Rail
roads have been longest used, they are highest
appreciated. And there, too you find indivd.
uals, companies and corporations, mos, ready to
subscribe stock for forwarding such enter prises
Yours. SC.
AGRICOLA.