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General Land once,

NUMEROUS applications having
~ formation relation the In which land warrants,
der the act OF 2St September 1880 should be located, ue following
answers thereto have been prepared 10 wit
There BY which these locations may made
let by the warfantee in person
ID. wurfanIee through agency OF this ofice
I'd. By agent or attorney
the mode adopted the application must be made
which desired be accompanied by affidavit
according following No. 1.
Where third adopted, Of attorney be
produced executed by the waee ~ the presence OF witness
following No =, which power attorney
be the be, before
acknowledgment Of deed according
No 3or 4.
all the patents will be transmitted the land ohco
where ths made, unless special directions TO the
be given
j. BuTTkRFIEID, Commissioner.
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n,yEyTy poIL.Rs REwARD-Ran away from

TWENTY DOLLARS HEWAHD'-Ran away IRON ue
the sd Of March, 1851, cooed woman CAIA
Francis She supposed 10 be about hve teet
ono or Of rather delicate appearance and
She supposed to be hiring out in wash
ocreied by free persons Of color
persons prewaned against hiring or harborine he Ihe
Mar o,-sawG Up HILTON.
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SUPERIOR CANTON MATTINGs.-The subscribers
~ pecfuy inform all bousekeep article Of
Canton that they additional supply Of the follow
ing descriptions, OF which they furnish quantity
Marking white, OF superior quality, in g. So and ~
DO checked. red white, -, 81 and ~
Gowuna white, super, Ga, So and ~
Do variegsied coor., GA, "a,
DO In checked, red, white, heavy, 5A,
Also pieces Of heavy white
oheched the Ike all will
a before.
NJ on pn-
account, and ere made order.
We have Just received fun super and
oil ball
An respectfully informed that sell as low the lowest
May T-3tdf CfsAGETT h DoDsoN.
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Motto. 10 the Creditors Of Texas.

TREASURY DEPARTMENT, March - 1851.
E having by of its legislature passed dung
l6D called creditors Of the late
OF
evidences their claims, and Con
approved 9Th September, 1880 authorizing
millions OF five cent stock to the said state OF
holding bonds and other
Texas, which
United States
Claims United
Of shall be
Secretary the Treasury and approved by the
- Now order depart
M
thus pledged the holders OF all
required
the lt of October 1851 and to
n United of their claims
ably approved President
scs pursuance of the the 9th of
September, 1850.
VIM l.. HODGE,
Acting Secretary Of the Treasury.
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DERTH ANIBOY sEMINARY..Ths institution, sfordinr a
thorough Of training for college or business together with
,wsn,y siab,S IN session on Wsdnssday May T.
the comfort Of the pupils and encour
age habits Of neatness and system
and bathing valuable philosophical
ea room and rymnasum provided with reference to
hsa physical training Of the minor advantages Of s
Principal possessing Of early devotion his
institution all that enlightened Christian parent could
Terms SIS per session Of weeks for tuition
Fto. ns Faculty sfas College Of New Jersey,
Having opportunity Of knowing the talents, literary and
ess.a, of Mr. WooSSss, wh be ws student hi.
college and also having found sa students T nm m %
competency ndey giving Instruction. and
forming the moral habit, q ySnh committed 10 his care parents
JOHN MACLEAN vice Preriden, Prof OF Greek
STEPHEN ALEXANDER, Prof ofMa,h and Astronomy.
CoLLres OF Nrw Jssssr, April !, ls5l'
Joseph Hen " LID, Smithsonian Institute, u. g.
REV James ", Aepander, ID. d. Princeton New Jersey.
Rev Nicholas Murray D. %. - -, -.
For circulars particulars with additional
monas and references apply TO the fpo,pa
Ap0-alw Perth Amboy New Jersey
by legislature Maryland enjoying abenl patron
age s.,. Ss facility ' the sauon % o"n ooss and &
study rooms. every modern convenience for the
accommodation of large numba OF boarding and day scholars
issryuorIos
N. g. Brooks, A. NJ, professor of ancient
Rev. n, N. Nsda, A, NJ, biblical literature.
Rev X. Waugh, A. NJ, mathematics science
g. II. Pratt, N. d. assistant in do do
Miss N. A, Dixon, English and Bellies Ls,tre.,
j. Rochester assistant in English.
Georgians a. Htnse, French language.
Ellen q, gobreeht, nsunmen ntal music.
NJ A. Porter, assistant do
Elizabeth T. sIcer, painting.
Mr.. A. J. Cleveland vocal music.
Boarding session. III week 20
colegssts dePsmc
preparatory from .,......6 10 90
QCstaloeues, with information be had on
spplicsionio
Apai-9s~2w NC. BROOKS, Principal
llANCING Acsdcmy--Ftrst Course.--Mr, n. r.
IL Of
FIRST OF dancing
Tuesday October oo residence
avenue, opposite Willards hotel
tuition Washington Tbursjsys
days. Gcorss,o~n- Mondays sod Fridays.
Oct9-du
James a. Berret
Of claims before
w vs, ious executive departments OF ihe government
Once and dwelling street, between oth and 10Th
Oct1-u
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MOSES Il. uOTT,

MOSES l.. HOTr,
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELLOR Law,
San Francisco, California.
q. w, Inge NJ c., Aabapa John s. Taylor
Mobile, Alabama; Messrs Rhodes Wright CO., New Or
leans Henry Clark esq Tsrboro North Carolina
Hon NJ O., California; Benj X True, New York
cyi Heacy, eco, Boston, Masachusousj Hatch, esd
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May I-2awy
AGENCY. washingt gton.-Tbe undersigned, late OF the in
Of the Post Once Department offers his se
generally and 10 those OF the southwestern
that his removal from Office
dose initiate he for
t,n.d in honesty, capacity and fidelity, and
oce Of both parties with their hearty
q sustain him therein
Ali orders 10 attend OF nature ai the
thankfully received and promptly despatched
A0'' - JAMES OWNER, Agent,
yuly dr. late Of Post Office Department,
7 KNOX WALKE Will practise law In the suprem.
conn attend to the prosecution Of
claims against government Address washington, D. U
Mar, lo-u
capeting ciots n,at,nrs materials,
Psnnvsps between 9Th and s Streets Washington,
ID, c.
Aug oa-n
n EMOvAI.- DE sEIDING wyLIE their
IL General Agency ONCE Seventh street between
and opposite Odd Fellows Hall and two doors from
MAJ ipteiigencer ohcc.
2o-3tawu
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nEyUIP BARTON KEY VIII attend to any business
he may before either Of the eonrts this Dis
and sttend the prosecution Of claims before Con
sres. and Departments, once on q street. - -,
wAsmsaToH, July lS, AS<6. July pH-"wI
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WIN. ID. II. CROSS.
Aifornoy and Counseiior at Lar,
Washington City. d. O..

prtses Columbia, and viii attend
the the prosecution ofcnm OF every
land under the act OF Congress
lately passed. Once IN ths City Hall
Dct9-u
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MILL Of elaine before
w VA ious executive departments OF The government
Once and dwelling between h and 10Th
Oct1-u
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r GOOds-Ihe subscriber has store
IL Is pieces plain barage, embracing all the shades
figured barage, beauufustyies
20 do tissue, entirely styles
dc barag deaine, cents, princi
paly rich patterns
pieces grass cloth, and pretty article
25 do linen ustre, very pretty shades
1900 yards gnghams, all prices
10000 do printed calicoes
5000 do pnnted lawns of ax cents, fast coors
and fine quality ......
1900 yards plain coloed swiss muns beautiful article
at lah cents
The ladies waited the last few days will
again. shall make arrangements so That
all III be accommodated.
'''' G. w. YERBY,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7h and sti Sts
Mari d2wf
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IIlRAI No .

e
County
ths---- day of-----, In the year-, personally ap
acknowledged the with
in Of be
know the he is
person described in the within power and who
ecuted the
OUcers Signature
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DUBLIC sALE.-By decree Charles court
sine equity will sell public sale on Wed
ncsday o July the court house door, in The village
county, Maryland between the hours OF
8, D. Of which Johannes ID
which Is generally called and
known 0Clon containing about 900
upon the Potomac ADJOINING Popes
the desirable and valuable farms
in and splendid dwelling house,
every perfect repair The land high state on
corn, wheat and tobacco ~
upon oyster .hei bank II will be Offered ~ two
dcrou OF purchasing
themselves George Dent eqy whose
farm lies adjoining viii show the premises ~, Il -.
dollars cash, bs paid on the
DAY sale three equal instruments N ,wo
% and r yeara bond with approved secu
riiy bearing January 1884, at which time posses
sion viii given Of the decree the land cannot be
'o'u'o' " w FREDERICK STONE Trustee.
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TpfRU n tn give subscriber hath
Orphans Coort of wssninson county the
Of Ann n b1a6in Bainore Maryland deceased Az
avius against deceased hereby wnrned
erhh M. with subscriber,
0Ob May they otherwise BY Law, be
ereuded frum oU benefit Of The said estate.
HENRY MAY,
May 23-Iaw3w Administrator
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EORM OF RELEASE.


approved September o. 1885,
paid the state
mentioned, with
millions slid stock shall be issued until
holding bonds and other certificates OF
pledged
OF the United stn'es releases OF all
he bonds
creditor Of the State
holding following described bonds
which
the duties the said specially pledged;
[IIer. describe the bonds certificates =.
Now for the with the OF said act
hereby
law equity sgains hem, Tor or on
account Of (bonds ceru1catos) above described
Witness my hand and seal al t---------, ths 10y OF
1851.
Sealed and delivered in presence OF
1.-Two witnesses.
m 2g-dt3l kwtSep3i
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NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS, AND TO LES
SEES OCCUPANTS, AND PERMITTEEs OF MINERAL
LANDS.
Every entitled night OF the
ands within the townships and townships above
establish satisfaction the and
practicable seeing before appointed
public sale lands embracing
claimed such claim will be forfeited And every
entitled "An act
additional land dci in the Territory OF Wisconsin, and for other
purposes" approved ID March le iessee oeeuPan'
Of permits, Of the
townships and fractional townships above enumc
in entitled under the
entitled "An reduce e minimum price OF The mineral lands
Michigan, and in the Chippewa dis
approved 2h september 1850 "o the
land by their and permits
81 rs covering than
con the surrender of such lease permit at
proper purchase fhe shall elect to do fun
secton the OF e. so Is required 10 establish the
and at Willow River
practicable this
notice. appointed Of the
claimed Otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
j. BUTTERFIEID,
Commissioned of the General Land Office.
MAY 2-lawl3w
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Charles De SeldtnE.
Washington, cemmis
for New York. California; Minnesota, and all the
the Union.
SEDIN having been appointed by the respect
u of New York. Caornis, and
United Territory Minnesota
acknowledgment deeds, offers
citizens OF Washington and elsewhere
Feb l4-2aw
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STAMMEUING CURED.-Dr Comstock's vocal gymnasium,
y Of ammering and other defective articulation,
for the reception Of
pupils successful for
twenty years. All letters should be paid and directed
A. CONSTOCK, M. D.,
90 Mulberry street, Philadelphia
PHONETIC WORKS,
Published by A. Comsock NJ. d., Philadephia.
American phonetic alphabet,
world
the a sound
only that has for the notifications OF the
n speech as accent, infection, information, &C.
The New Testament, 81 as; The Phonetic Speaker VI The
The Phopecon, sj The Phonetic Magazine
My Little Geography, Is Treatise
Book Popes Homers Had, l26
octa vo page. y 50 cents; Minstrel, I2s
publishes monthly periodical entitled Comstosk'r Pho
ponouncing and genealogical
dictionary Ia OF publication In the Telegraph
directed
A. COMSToCK, NJ. D., Phiadeiphis.
Eeh Ia-ltd-
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LTUDFs sur In Defense NcttVe des P'"oss P'H "'"'
II raj ficot-i vol,
s,ore de Permanens manuel des neleus
onhcaon trsduite de PAcmandj
Duparer captsiDe du Gene-2 vols and atlas Of pa'es
Moderne anaiyse comparee des ystemes
oderncs Franca Aemande Maurice captaine du Genie
vol and atlas.
Forhcnton Polyeonae Caponnoros oneer du Genie
Prssiep de Genl vol and atlas
Miares ussne des ofhces din
fantere st dc cavacfe par Professem Unwer-1 vol
ours Abere dAhce public autcisaiion du minstre de
Ia Juerree-I vol atse
Foue Tables Pragues aide momoiro de
genieurs des architects, sc. &c. Clandel vel.
The military sciences and services and ue
various branches.
Just imported direct from Paris by ,, ,ytop
May1 fRANoh t"i'
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A. IL q. A. ARMOUR,
DR.4PERS and I.dILORS,
No. 1903 broadway, corner of Duane street,,

.fbopc the Irpng House, Nep York,
DESPECTFULLY ofriends and the publc 10
IL spring goods, Of the newest patterns,
they prepared the best and most
fashionable moderate Fresh cloths,
vesngs, of latest impoanons elegant light silks
for vests do. patterns of Paris embroideries.
skul employed in this esablishmenone
coats waiscoas. Each de-
uniforms
order with accuracy DESPATCH and the approved
Strangers metropolis vii, find a this establish
their taste and perfect m always insured
N wAsTcoATs--Ihese elegant waisicoafs that
Castle Garn have been awarded the
first premium the American Institute their late fair
Eebl
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FORM No,

COUNTY
Justice peace other authoirsd 10
personally here insert The
and that he the identical
here 10 whom warrant No
act OF September 1885, issued the day
day of- 1856 and who applies TO Locate the same
[.7bfants Sigaatre1
o before IN this day OF -, ls5
| M. - alural
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TIE Geld worshipperst The Day, -
future author Of . Wh,''insfs
Harmony Prophecy by the Doctor he,u,,
Maya 'hNNS" '"A'S's
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the honor the ci,eps of Washington
Tuesday, October 9p his residence
avenue, opposite Wilard's hotel.
DAYS TbursJsya
days. GcorGs,o~n Mondays sod Fridays
Oct Q-du
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FORM No. >

Know all by these that Acre insert the name %
the and Stale do hereby
constitute and appoint true and lawful
attorney, locate land No
under the Of September,
1850 . s
[pouer OF Substitution may be inserted, II desiyed1
Signed in presence of ......
Warrantees Stgnafme.l
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of tbs sbov. four pages, estimating at 10000
pages
Blank forms any other description Of printing
auirsd sroadsids OF the above each
broad >. or
Treasurer's weekly statement Of treasury drafts and
specie imperial writing 100 sheets. 800
will Be slowed The s printing and in
'cuae all continge pciss and
the right have description s
pnAe property be called "book pamphlet work.
ecussd BY special contract
will teir bids with
SnAnsy different kinds Of they furnish
NayH-isw4w
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INsrRUCTIONs In Gymnastics, containing a fui de-
.enpop Of eight hundred engravngsi by j. -
Aopcs Military School in ST. Petersbnrah
and n Paris. | vol, ato. ,.e, 80, On
Nay thANtN lAfiph
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r. s Editors OF above papers will please copy, and s.
bills To oice, with paper containing this notice
June I3-law3w
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On every other description of paper, not Designated
above but 70 be by the once ordering II, whether
circulars instruct warrants fcrms returns, hc.,
as SPECIFIED In the fr~ paragraph, for-
page on a sheet, per 100 sheets,
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7 KNOX WALKER Will practise Law In the supreme
Cou Of the attend to the prosecution
claims against the government Address Washington, d. O.
Mari p--tf
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Circular

q
THE undersigned begS leave to inform his
friends and the Public, that he continues the
FORWARDING AND COMMISSION BUSINESS, as sue
cessor Of DAVIS, SMITH 4 co, in Ports
mouth, 0. to which he will give hisspecial and
undivided attention. ,4. L e3 aerlaa
Il Having facilities and experience equal to any
other House in the City, and being satisfied the
interests of his patrons will be promoted by en-.
trusting their business to his care, he earnestl,
requests continuance Of the patronage so lib
orally extended to the old firm by their. numer
Gus friends, and that ofthe community generally
Goods and Produce forwarded promptly, an,
eonsignments for sale solicited. as.7s l..
,s.fss, e,ss A,, JOSEPH W. SMITH,
Portsmouth, O., August l, 1851. irl ~
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MARRIED.

s On the 8tbginst,, att Wesleyan Female
College, Cincinnati, BY Rev. p b. WILDER
Mr.. VIM. HARRY PEEPLEs, Of Gallipolis
to Miss MARY E. MANNIEas daughter of ],
Manning, Esq.
We wish friend Harry and his fair part.
ner a full share Of the happines which is to
be obtained here below; and trust that the
groom will always maintain that equanimity
Of temper Characteristic of the deciples Of
Faust, and necessary to Benedicts, so that his
wife may never exclaime withthe Dutchman
in France, T" Mine Got, vat Pceplesr'
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The Aalieted Family.

Young ladies should know that tile 'sffench
twist" which is SO popular among them, as
a style Of dressing the hair, lisa dangerous
adornment. !, One, of our eminent surgeons
was called upon, a few days ago, to perform
an operation upon the head OF ayoung lady,
who had actually ystorn the skin from. the
Uranium, by reason of the dightness of the
twist The family Of which she is a nem-
Der, has been peculiarly afflicted Ayoanger
sister, short time since, had the cartilage
of both her ears torn by the weight Of her
earrings, and one Of her arms became para
lysed in consequence Of the tightness Of her
bracelet. This happened on the very same
day that she put her thunlb out Of joint, en-
deavoring to get "a tight kid glove upon her
hand An elder sister was SO much addicted
to the use of cosmetics, that having been at
tackled by the measles, the disease was una
BILE TO work its way out In consequence Of
the manner IN which the pores Of her face
were puttiea up with pearl powdef. Saffron
and warm drinks were unayailing. The dis
ease struck in, the unfortunate lady died, and
upon her, death bed confessed that she had
chailsed out her own fate, Another sister,
agonized at this affecting dispensation, went
intea rapid decline, the consequence of an
acute spinal disease, caused by the 'fodious
style of,long dresses" now. in vogue The
fact produced such an excitement upon an
Other, ths last child of the unfortunate fami-
y,thatin her anxiety and enthusiasm on the
subject of the eBloomer dress,H she'has be-
come an incurable lunatic, and is confined
.5 ali 4l,at .f 49, :. :. A.
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COMMERCIAL,

Review Of, the, Portsmouth Market for
the Week ending September rs, 1851.
GENERAL REMARKs.-0wing to the extreme
heat, dusty travelling, and low water Of the
past week. limited business has been done,
either in the iobbing or retailing departments
A change in the weather. will lead us to ex.
pect an improvement in trade at once.
The river is at almost the lowest water
mark, and only the lghtest boats can navigate
We give the following quotations showing a
slight advance over prices current lest week:
\ Flour AND GRAIN. The market opened
at $500, bnt acquired more firmness and
closed at 1925 for large lots. Wheat is55
to 5Se. Oats 20. ass gAs ssi
SUGAR AND MoLAssEs.--There has, been
some inquiry forSugar and Molasses to go up
the canal. Sugar is firm at 6l@6sc. Mo-
lasses 35c. and light stock. ,sss ba. al
CoFFEB.-We Advance our quotations in
Coffee / TO D a cent, and find that best arti-
Gle is firm at l0c. 9"P'a'n, q 81 's-
RIcE.-Sales Of Rice at 4lc
SOAR AND CANDLES We quote 4@41 fer
Soap and 9ac for winter, and l0l for sum
nier Candles. s.-boxes extra.
CorToN YARNS, = The rates of Cotton
Yarns are without change for last week.,
BRooMs.- We note sales of Brooms al
81 ,25 10 I,5o- ''''1 Z (. '-,'.'
CHEEsE.-Sales of cheese at 6ts ia nqs
FAMILY MARKETs.-The same general fea-
lures pervade our household markets, and the
supplies Of vegetables, Melons, &c, are am
pie. For fresh meats, fish, and fowl .pur-
chasers, who are early at market get the best
selection. Dogs are often in market, never
sing therule, that ewhere you see themrsau-
sages yousee no dogs" .'.s ~ 'sa.i e
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Probate Judge. =,

Thisis a new Office, created under tbe New
Constitution. 1t is one of the most respon-
sible in the gift Of the people. The Judge
is ex-oficio chief administrators to the es-
tates Of all deceased persons dying within
the county. He is father to the fatherless,
the widows friend, and peace maker among
surviving relatives. He stands between the
Shylocks and their victims, between, the
.plunderers and the piundered. He, is bis
own clerk, keeps bis own books, papers and
accounts, and records his own judicial de-
.cision. He should not only be man Of
great application and business ability, bat a
man whose .moraljnegrity. is above suspi-
cion.--Piaindealcr. "a .s,, ,.,a era av.1 4