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rather TO repeat The ofence Whch was often
attended with breach of the peace tumu and rot-ndict-
able offences in the State courts well as under the act OF
Congress-
such gentlemen briefly the provisions Of the last act Of
Congress for the reclamation Of ugves from abo That It
which information is usually conveyed the people, and in
such and spir. as to excite dsacon to the Union
and opposition and resistance the law known you ALL
Examine then, with impaay and camness this law, that
Of 1893 and the fourth article Of the Constitution upon which
beth are founded and you have not already traced the cause
from the effect inquire why the act Of 1850 has given rise to
90 much opposition agitation, and resistance, among people
alien to the Southern States regards their institution OF
avery-s people whose rights and interests State and ind
vdua political and social have not been, and cannot be- by
that law injured compromised in any manner inurousy
and IL the problem should not then be solved, in
que further Why law indispensable IN fuhlmen Of COM
pact TO which hst people in their political capacity became
voluntary parties should be puda.ed and what principle Of
Justice morality any other rule OF aetop known 10 civil
zed and Christian communities influenced tnem ano pre-
vailed over both Constituionand law
Much Of the opposition and resistance TO tne law may Do
ascbed discovery in ethlcs-hat inere are oohss
tons and duties depending upon the dictates OF
higher nature than the laws Of country, and TO which
obedience due whom In opposition to the laws II teaches
that no human laws binding, but should be desaaed
and resisted whenever contrary religion and morality His
tory not wanting In examples Of this kind to prove that ne
nost obvious truths and the sounde maxims OF government
ana Jurisprudence which declare and maintain the essential
rights and interests Of society," require times be reaueht
and 10 established L, liberty, and the pursuit Of hspP-
ness The vital for which msn unite In society, dc
caatoy In the constitution Of natural rights; and ss
msde 70 sscure them which lsws fhe d implied mutual
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United states Patent Onice.

N petition Richard Inlay Philadelphia, fennsy
for him 2st
mode supporting bodies
railroad from the expiration OF said
September, 1851
petition be heard Patent ONCE
Monday September, 1851 IL O'Clock and all
appear cause, they have,
why said petition ought be granted
required TO file in the Patent
obecons specifically set forth in writing al least
Ofheang All Testimony filed by either
said hearing must be taken and transmitted
with the rules of the office, which viii be furnished
application
Ordered published the ntellgeneer,
Republic Unon d. Daily Bee Boston, Mas
sahusets Tribune New York; Albany Register, Albany New
Providence Rhode Islands and Penn
syyana Inquirer, Philadelphia Pennsylvania week for
three weeks the Ist day of September next
THOS. EWBANK,
Commissioner of Patents.
p Editors of the above papers copy then
Ofice paper containing this notice
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ny the rre.,aen, Of IN. un,,sa states.


IN pursuance ofiaw L. MILLARD FILLMORE, President Of the
United states America do hereby declare and make knon
that public sales viii be held the land Offices m
the periods hereinafter dcsgnhed5
Al the land IOWA CITY commencing Monday the
September disposal the public lands
asd IN the iollowingnamed townships, vizi
North Of the base lie Of the mn principal e,ddn
Township seventy nine OF range twenty nine.
Townships seventy nine and eighty, OF range uIrly.
Townships seventy eighty, of thir,yone.
townships sesenr-nne, es and eighty OF thirty
Township eighty one, range thrty-three.
public
within tue aforementioned townships, TO wit
North ofe Of the nm prneipai meridian.
Township seventy OF range thrty.
Township seventy of range tiifty-two.
Township seventy, of fange thiry three.
DUHuQUE Monday, the eighteenth
August next, disposal following tracts,
a small
twenty township north, OF
Of the fifth principal meridian.
Lands by law for the of schools, military and
oyehowed lands
culyaon any, which shall be selected
authorities before the days appointed for the commence
ment OF the public sales respectively under the act entitled An ac.
swamp mil approved September %, 1850,
iH be ereided the sales And locations for land bounes
Congress for military
be permitted The aborc
provided entitled Gan making
preparations civil and diplomatic expenses OF government
&c, approved ID March, 1851
offering be commenced the days appoint
proceed vich advertised with all
wBols shall have been oierad and
shall be kept longer ia
lands
until after the expiration of the two weeks ..a
of Washington this SKIN day OF
May Domni thousand eight hundred and my one
MILLARD FILLMORE.
BY the President
}. BurrgRrHLp
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S,UPEVIOR Dauuerreoty ypes !-First Premium II. IL.
y WUITEHUR has field OF his
ground any darueueotyps in the country His galleries
between ~ and 9th streets
Bamore corner broadway and Leonard
street New York. No. street, Rohmondi Sycamore
street. Psicburgi Main street, Norfolk and Main street, Lynch
burg Virginia
M. beautiful highly finished electro dagucueOtypes
extraordinary improvement, insurng faithful and highly finished
likeness N n e seconds.
rsary ground invented by H. Wmehurst gives an
and living appearances to the picture.
pictures annually have gwen dissatisfaction This
certainty Hatering proof superiority Of his kenesses
n of the public gsneraly his elegantly
fuckers where free
e,h of will be
competition in dagueueoypes at the
recent Fair Maryland Institute, he awarded the fret
M by the judges, ....
description copied, and post mortem eases
amended 10, Nov oS-dly
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Furnishing Mail Locks and Keys.
PosT OrsIcE DEPARTMENT,
March II 1871

Posr OFFICE DErARTAExr,
March ~ 1851.
Il being substitute keys
mail the United States,
be- and considered al ,e Post once nn, a
day July different will be
w practicable be entered into for furnishing such locks
keys ea right Of the Postmaster
General for the tune being extend and continue the contract In
force additional of four by giving 10 the contractor
notice that effect than nine nor less than
mo termination first oftou
With view of procuring the bq lock al the lowest price, no KIND
lection the mechanical skill and ingenuity which fair compen
invited develop lts however proper TO slate That
qualities, durability uniformity, ighness, md strength
For dpacing simultaneously all the mail locks
keys adapted will be furnished BY
within months after the contract shall have
durability keys adopted increase
but will probably exceed in amount three
will considered be like already general use
VIII with whom the contract may ee made be allowed
SELL furnish lock similar 10 those contracted
other than that Of the Post once Depart
The kind lock adopted patented patenec will
required make assignment OF his
the
requirement essential the in
In the failure OF the contractor
faithfully the and conditions of his contract the
shall have the right besides the penal
menoned annu said contract and
with other party parties as he may see h for FUR
nishng similar locks and keys.
In deciding proposals and specimens offered The fomas
may eIpedent select for the mails the
lock bidder and for the mails that OF another lie
therefore the rgh, Of contracting with different @ individuals %
all the specimens and proposals. he shall deem that course
bond, with ample security in the sum OF
thirty dollars for faithful performance Of The contract
keys, guarding against their
hands the Of these provisions TO be ar
ranged between the department and the successful bidder bud
No application will if accompanied with salts
'' "'' N. X. HALL, Postmaster General.
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IN petition Of John Thomas. Of Panhed New Jersey pray
granted TO him on the 2Oth De
cember docks for seven years from
expiration said patent which takes place the 10Th day OF
December Is5l-- .. ....nu
ordered that the said petition be beard At the Patent Once on
Monday November 1851, IL O'Clock, and all
persons appear and show II they have
why said petition ought not to be granted
opposing required file IN the Patent
specifically set forth in writing at least twenty
Al testimony hled by either party %
be said be taken and transmitted m nc
cordanee office, which will be furnished on
picauon. .... s -.-,,---.--
ordered aso this notice be published in the ntegeneer
Republic Union Washington ID. D. Daily Bee, Boston Mas
Journal Providence, Rhode Island Tn
bune Fedonsn New brunswick, New Jersey and
Inquirer Philadelphia Pennsylvania week to
three previous the 2ih day Of November next
$50 THOs. EWBANK,
Commission.r OF Patents.
r. s. Of the above papers win please copy, and send he
hl Once with containing this notice
June 13-law3w
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CAMERON STREET HOUSE,
Sealed and delivered in presence Of
Two witnesses.
Mar 29-dt3l Awtsep3l

-7lcraufrto, puginid
mansion, finished hs best modern style
about thirty feet back including the
hundred aud hiy Everything
been provided comfort
family holding public Office in Washington city u
uanon, pleasant drive from city much cheaper
living society II sold, hb
but rented the will be moderate
possession had For further particulars apply 10
CHRISTOPHER NEAlE,
Dec lp-lawu Aierandrn
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IN petition of John and Charlie. anson OF England praying
granted Benamln Iathan
latham, assgnees OF the said anons on the 2s
March, improvement making pipes or tubes OF lead
expiration said patent which takes
place on 3ist day Of August 1851 -
ordered said petition be heard AT the Patent oHce
Monday st OF August, e5l, al IL o'clock m and all
notified to appear and show cause, any ey nave
VIII said petition ought 10 be granted
Persons opposing the extension required TO file IN The Patent
objections specifically forth writing at eh twenty
Of hearing All testimony filed by either party
10 be and transmitted
cordance office, which will be furnished on
picauon,
Ordered, Also published in the Ineigence
Repniic Uion Washington, D. C.; Daily Bee Boston, Mas
York; Pennsylvania Inquirer Philade
Pennsylvania and Albany Register Albany New York. once
successive weeks previous TO The le DAY oi hu
gust -. .z., ....
Patents.
r. papers will please copy and send the
bills Patent Office, with paper containing hs nonee'
-Yaxxl,
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For fbnsy Point and Other Landings on the Poto-
mae, BALTIMORE

.s-. The public splendid low pres
~ss~aH~%~ BALTIMOBE, Capt A MeChusand
apacons hold win regularly freight and boat be
Washington and Alexandria and Baiore commencing on
the Sd of hprhneKt
Leaving Washington on Mondays and Thursdays O'clock
wood Aqua Creek, about O'Clock
and al Baltimore tbs of night Returning, The Bal
umore VII leave Commerce wharf, BALTIMORE al O'Clock
Insdays Fridays IL O'Clock
and al Washington al o'clock, Wednesdays and
Saturdays.
Passage from Washington to Marbuy sdoo
DO do Pney Point oo
Baltimore 90
Excursion tickets Baltimore, with privilege of return.
lng next afternoon 90
The baltimore Potomac
passengers and freight
Meals and state-rooms "... ..... . ...
For further particulars freight apply the Captain
01' n GEO. MATTINGLY, Agent
Mar o5-aawl5t
FURNITURE Dry Goods season.-CLAGETT
ra goods been added 10 er stock on
hand
1874 IA Ia a. Ga Russia German, Bansley Scotch
7s "a, Baden Bloom Albert basket, uckabaek
with and without borders
daask Scotch diaper and crash owellngs,
dozens and the yard all absorbent and wei adapted Tor
bathing purposes
linens, expressly covering chairs, dvanS
sofas, &c. me"1.
A brown ..... -. s...... ....
French English chlnzes pretty little figures, all for similar
purposes
"a striped furniture dmty color and
white, pink white blue whe all white, for bedspehd
aud dIapery chamber curtains sc. ..H
Fruit and cloths, with doies TO match
had general assortment of
etnes from the most elegant Administer to the lowest pced rag
j.
Also rugs goods useful In house
keeping, ali of which w be May 25-3uid
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IN petition OF Reuben Daniels OF Woodstock Vermont pray
ing Of patent granted TO him October
Improvement hearng machines for seven years
expiration said patent which takes place the h
October A. ID. 1851
that the said petition heard al the Patent ohee on
Monday September 1851, IL O'Clock, and
persons appear and show they have,
wi said petition ought be granted
opposing file the Patent
objecuons specifically set ith in writing at least
hearing All testimony filed by either
be taken and transmitted
OF the office, which viii be furnished
n application.
Ordered r notice be published IN the lntegenco
Republic Union Washington, D. Daily Bee, Boston, Massa
chnsct Journal Windsor, Vermont Providence Jour
nal Providence, r. IL Tribune New York and the Albany
Register, New York,
weeks previous to the 18th day OF September next -
THOS. EWBANk,
Of Patents.
p Editors papers win please copy, and send their
bills ONCE with paper containing this notice
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The Heir of Wast Waylapd-A Tale by Mary fIoviu.
Womans Trials Tales and Life Around
Us; by r. 3. Arthur.
Married Life by Arthyr
The Two Wives OF, Lost and Won; by Arthur
voIums 4 Groe's History Of Greece.
Wliiamss New Travellers Guide Through the
United Csnads with map and
Cubs.
Planters Encyclopaedia by Johnsonnew edition
McAahons American Gardener-ps~ sdiaen, Mays
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DRIyATE TUTOR.-A young English gentleman, who has
received good education, and resided in fars is
anxious TO obtain position young
son In som private family Of frespectabiU.
References as 10 personal family
parties highest responsibility either in h country
in England
Mar
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buTIEHlIIp, ...-
Commissioner Of the General Land Once

NOTICE TO PRE- -EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS.
OF the lands
within the townships townships above enumerated
and make therefor
practicable seeing this notice. before the day appointed
public sale lands embracing the
claiIncd otherwise, such claim will be orieied
] BUTTERTIELD,
Nav l3-Iawl3w OF he Land Office.
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FRANCK TAYLOR.
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DsRus Editions of Mol,ere, Racine. Rousseau, Chs
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The Goethe Ducts Ro'tou Reynard, Ha'xao
Constant Cousin Boeau Floan, and other authors some
beautifully Illustrated others finely bound also many OF
n cheaper description, to sen at low prices.
Just imported droatfroh Paris. ,a,, ,r.y, an
June FRhnch iAiLc"r
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FORM No. 4.


COUNTY
thereby certify, that o this - day of in TIL year
personally before here insert the Of the Dif
ne and there insert the the uardnfee and the sad
being well known duly
that he well
the of cdrrdnec and that he the
described who executed the within
attorney his satisfactory evidence of that
the pdrrance thfeupon
acknowledged the said power TO be his act and deed
Officers SignatreI
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Il edited by Dr. Cot, vol. large octave, p - 1s
similar ,,a -, N.r
,c,I and Parapbrsse the Ola ana New Iesm
Patrick Louth Atna" N"ops e"o
Iovman yo,s large octave, sll. a, -.
Wan vriyhts sbor Family Prayers vols 81 cents
Ny,Ihoro,,ce,s Family Prayers vol - Genus 80 n ,,,.
The whole Dnty Mani editions by hev' W. d. haWhns
oxford, v9' 'reciesaica History; edition vols. svo
A Is -, - .,,o,o,na az "a
s,adcs IN Christian biography by Osgood vol.
sIorells Philosophy Of Religion. ivo'
Just received. r,.,cy r.v,,n
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March l6-lnwtlstIuly

OWNERS of Lands in Fexas.-A gentleman in Virginia,
desires remove TO Texas
would like become the agent for sono
with view 10 bring them into
market.
family small capital and dssron OF engaging an
He the most satisfactory OF capac
and responsibility and his general acquaintance such
considerable emigration TO Texas
ANY would be inclined anvil himself
Arrangement correspondence with the
advertiser suitable responses by addressing posi- paid
- VIM. GOULDIN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia
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DOMEsTIC and Orns,n.n ntal Cottage. and L.pd.c~p.
Series Of Designs Adapted to the United States
by Rapleft 2 vols. lssg. .#..
Designs for Country and Village Residences in the United States
by Rtch with Deias Plans and Directions, and
Estimates OF Cost OF Each Design. 2vos, 1850
Gothic Architecture Applied TO Modern Hesidenoes by Arno
vol 1880
Two Designs for Cottages by Me.sr Walter
Smith ] vol.
Downne Architecture and Designs for Farm Houses,
and Villas vol. 1851.
Dovnns Landscape Gardening and Rural Architecture adapted
10 North America. vol, 1850.
pownine Architecture Cheap
Houses. 1 vol, 1881,
Together with tho and all
branches OF architecture and building .. 80 81.
fRANtk TAYLOR
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,,ELyILLy scrmons-2 volumes.

NJ EI.yII.IS Srrmons-2 volumes.
MI Mannings sermons-tbree series, in three volumes . -,
Hoffman Protestant Episcopal chureh IN hs
United sta,es-i vol. ,,,.,,. p.xo,,,,o,
Bishop shorts History Church Of England to the ReVouoon
Of l6s5--l vol. s,.,.., -
Thornton,s Family Prayers and Commentary-l vol
old Truths aud New Errors; by Rev e. NJ Buuer-l vol
Farncsneas by q. H. Taylor
Maryb by q, II. Taylor
The Angels by c. II, Taylor
Marx Wilton by q. II. Taylor,
N.,y,rs or The Pearl; by e. II. Taylor.
scenes IN C1euyman's Life by q. u. Taylor
wyar,s Christian Oficos-l vol. .,s,. -. -.
May ihhNSN 'A' Lo~'
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v of carpeting, matching that IN Trinity church
supplied arc respect
fully they opportunity Of furnishing their
nc WV in uniformity with that OF the church.
bales Cocoa Sehton door mats
do list carpeunr
do do
Always general OF carpengs maunR cur
n~ns which VIII bs s"d ~ ~" :"
price any retailing house In the country. r ponaoN
MAY 6-3teof CbAsh'' = DOo'''
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second course.-Danctng Academy.

Liable The honor the citizens OF
vi his second Of dancing
will Thursday January = at bh
residence Pennsylya opposite WiiaIds Hotel
tution Thursdays, and shtui-
days; Georgolown--Alondays and Fridays.
Dec 26-d1n
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NEW FORK and California Millionaire AssOcfntOn--
IN dollars
be obtained by influential
wi special admitted
revised of New York; free from per
sopaI liability 900 cash, and
shares issued therefor TO return ten per cent ahu
wi a doubling whole,
trade and mining direction
OLINBh HOipENt
As tho General Partner Chief Agent fthe Company,
III Wall New York.
C,ntoaus and other Union
United
cation association, be employed at di
points where vessels be made
the nails and eght 10 and
from Europe, Asia, Africa, and The Americas
Tere business doing with Caior
MIA the Pacific supply Of gold continues,
capital goods, manufactures VIII asonsb The
rno lbe raj views And this
and prod being formed
A., The Arm and snye of o. HOLDEN & CO..
reA and Commission Merchants Banking,
Insurance. Mining Agents. New York and San Francisco
Capital 81 ,ooo, 900.
Fcb2 a.
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THE Public warmed no q any ny
dsngh,er' without written order in each
ca fromo ono m TIL. y, JEsUP.
May I1-law3w
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By the President OF the United states.

IN pursuance law, MlLLARD FiILMoRE President
United States OF Anerea do hereby
that public sales viii be held
al s9Ts a oa % G
mn y o. hs AsS 70, s sp9a Of f ME public lands
NortA Of he base line and uesi Of The fourth principal msdaa
IrownshIp ro,,nsp twenty seven, Of range one
Townships tweu,, iiee, twenty hye, ~en,ysn
Township Town 'menty.nn ofIaase four
rops sas AND % o ranS sn & s @
townships twenty hve ,~enysx, twenty twenty eight
r.Sn,p' ,ws%y ,wsn, eight
townships twenty hse, ,weniysix, twenty eight,
twenty s nine, and hlIS, Of range nine
Townships twentys, twenty and twenty eight
townships twenty-five twentysn twsnyseSen, twen'ye eight
ana !, ~ y, snty nine q range Twelve
81 August next for 's disposal q the public lands situated wi'n
North G the base line and ~est Of the fourth principal nSian
Townships twenty three, twenty four twenty-five twenty
Fractional township twenty hree townships twenty four
twenty hve wenyx, twentyseven and twenty eight of
Fractional township three, and townships
Townships twen, three and four and townships
Twenty-Five twensx twenty seven, and twenty eight OF
Fractional township four, and townships twenty-five,
twenty twenty seven thirty, thirty and irytwo, Of range
Fractional townships tweDtyfo and twenty-five, townships
seven and thirty nIse and fractional
ctox and townships iryfve and tirsI range eighteen
and
east Of the channel Of the st. Crox Of
nineteen.
Fractional townships twenty twenty eight
thirty all Of the channel the st. Cox
twenty,
Al the MINERAL POINT commencing Monday,
within the following township tracts,
North Of the base line aud Of the fourth meridian
Fractional township the Mississippi river
fourteen.
North ofhe base line and Of the fourth principal eridian
Sections four eighteen inclusive the land township
twelve, on the Wisconsin river, OF range eight
AT the land office GREEN BAY Monday, the
eighteenth day August public lands
within the aforementioned township and tract, to wit
Fractional township twelve, right of the Wisconsin
The southeast thrtysix dying within the Fox
river gran) in township twenty of sixteen
Lands by law schools military and
other purposes together with those and other
iected by the appointed
the public sales respectively under the entitled
can enable State of other States reclaim
the swamp lands within their limi approved September 2s,
tics heretofore military
rendered
mentioned lands provided by entitled n making
oprianns for the civil and diplomatic Of
&c, approved I'D March, 1851.
The offering Of tine lands will be commenced
the appointed, will the order which
despaich whse
shall have been offered and the sales closed hut sale
shall be kept open weeks, and private entry
the lands will be admitted until after the OF the
weeks.
Given my city Washington, twenty
day April Domini thousand eight hundred and ,y
MILLARD FILLMORE
nut pr.aJ