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... . NOTICE $3.50 -E
To Pre- e,nption Uaimants, and to Lessees, Occ1l.
pants, and Permittees of Mineral Lands
Every person entitled to the right Of pre-. emption
to any of the ands within the townships and frac-
tional townships above enumerated, is required to
establish the same to the satisfaction Of the Regis
ter and Receiver of the proper land office, and
make payment therefor soon as practicable after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale of the lands
embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim
will be forfeited. And every person having the
right under the act entitled can act to create an
additional Land Distriot in the Territory of Wis
consin, and for other purposes" approved Sd
March, l647, as lessses, occupants, pernitees to
enter to the extent Of their leases or permits any
OF the lands within the townships and fractional
townships above enumerated, and who are entitled
under the act entitled can act to reduce the mini
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district, in Wisconsin," approved 26th September,
1850, to enter the land covered by their leases,
occupancy, and permits, respectively, at the mini
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than one full section, entitled, the surrender of
such lease or permit at the proper land office, to
purchase, II he shall elect to do so, full section
at the rate of 81 80 per acre. is required to estab
sh the same to the satisfaction of the Register and
Receiver at Willow river, and make payment
therefor as soon as practicable after seeing It's no.
fice, and before the day appointed for the COM
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ing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be
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3D.. JOHN WILSON,
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PROPOSALS FOR INDIAN GOODS.

DEPARTmEsT OF THE InrEaIoR,
OFFICE INDIAN AFFAiRs,
October 5, 1852
CEALED PROPOSALS, endorsed Proposals for
~ Indian Goods" will be received at the Office
of the Commissioner Of Indian Affairs, at Wash
ington city until 10 o'clock Friday the 5th day
of November next, for furnishing the following In
dian Goods, viz:
Glass No. Blankets.
$500 pairs point white Mackinac blankets. to
measure 60 by ~, and weigh pounds
$500 pairs p point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure 81 by Sc, and weigh pounds
$50 pairs 2 point white Mackinac bianke to
measure ~ by 56, and weigh 5! pounds
900 pairs II point white Mackinac blankets, to
measure SO by so, and weigh 4, pounds
100 pairs l point white MackiDac blankets, TO
measure 80 by 46, and weigh 81 pounds
300 pairs point scarlet Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by ~, and weigh pounds
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measure 81 by Go, and weigh pounds
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measure SO by 81, and weigh 10 pounds
$50 pairs point green Mackinac blankets, to
measure 60 by ~, and weigh pounds
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measure 81 by &c, and weigh pounds
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measure 66 by 81, aud weigh 10 pounds
500 pairs point Gentnella blue blankets, TO mea-
sure 60 by 10, and weigh pounds
300 pairs p point Gcntnella blue blankets, to
measure 81 by &c, and weigh pounds.
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NOTICEThe army appointed under
~ OF making appropriations for the Of
army approved 81 1884, which is in the following
terms and figures to witt
find "a further ended, That for the pay and equip
nhrmen, finding their horses
John e.
Caorn during eighteen hundred and
file War Department and
for the supplies by volunteers in ssd
service hundred and thousand dollars hereby
popaed of the otherwise
Secretary War is authorized and empowered
appoint and dinieresed officers the
anime and all claims be
subsistence supplies
furnished whilst
10 the public and for the said board OF officers
the oftwe thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated
being in Washington notifies persons
United
supplies Of all furnished for
the serving under command Of Captain John c.
In California during the eighteen hundred and fort
the board office the OF Penn
sylyana and 18th street.
documents board the English
be accompanied Eng translation OF the
The National Integencer and Republic Washington, D. CT the
Boston Courier, In Boston, Mass the New York Express New
York ci the Pennsylvania Irqurer in Philadelphia PAT the Re
puhcan, Ia st. Louis, Mo- the Bulletin In Now Orleans, La
and the Evening pcyune San francisco Cal reqseed TO
this week for four weeks and send their
with copy their 10 the Office ofthe board
WASHINGTON, ID. c.. August IA, 1852.
Sept l5-2aw4w
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pnorosAIs ser carrying sAs mail, o. g. sss o1.ssa
Inclusive Illinois, viii be received al the Contract once Of
the Post Once Department in the city Of Washngto unni the ON
decided the day ioliowinx)
and time herein specified, viz
by Manchester Whitehall Carol
ION, Kane, Jerreyylie, Delhi, and Godfrey TO Alton,
and back daily Sunday, In four horse coaches
thres the weekly trips embrace Lynnyilis, Win
chester Glasgow, aud Bieese, instead Of Manchester
and Whitehall.
Leave Jacksonville daily, except sunday, IL
Arrive al Alton next days BY = a.
Leave Alton daily except Sunday al 4, p mi
Arnse jacksonville next days by y, a.
The carried in preference ana 70
required by size Of the mails Deduction win
the mali and lines Imposed iof
those performed agreeaby 10 contract The Postmaster Gen
failures violating the
pos oice o may schedule provided
he allows pro additional stock OF increased
allowed should the distance prove
than advertised The proposals should be endorsed Mail
4240 no addressed 10 The second
Assistant Postmaster Genera.o
For particulars conditions bidding notes
attached proposals carrying the
mails certain routes in Illinois, &c.
g. D. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General.
Posr ofroE DEPARTMENT, Oct 81, 1852.
Oct 9-w4t
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STEWART vickens and Mary vickens, his wife
y Drnnard Meekins, William Meekin Emily Meekns,
Susan smithIn county, sitting
equity, OF Maryland, July ls52 August A.
The object OF this decree for sale Of certain
real estate lying and being in Dorchester county
The bill certain John Meekins late OF said county
departed this life eighteen hundred
and leaving widow Elizabeth Mcekns and Mary Meckins
Thomas Mekns bernard Meekins and Susan Smith that the
said John Meekns seized o tract Of called
Masby lying being Meekns' Neck and Tar Bay
county, containing land,
he devised said widow Elizabeth Meekins, during
her this life
spring that the said Mary
Mcekns with sad Stewart Nickens;
Children William Meekns Emily Meekns, his heirs
said William Meekns Emily Meekns infants
years. the said Susan smith has
Maryland reside in unknown
companan; be the banedt and all
said land shall be sold decree
Of this for Of division Of the proceeds amongst
those entitled thereto.
audged ordered decreed by the order OF
Dorchester county, complainant by causing
this order be inserted published
Washington each Of five weeks before the
fifteenth September giving the said absent DEFENDANT
vng and her heirs dead Of the object and substanoe this
BILL them this conr IN person by
cor the fourth Tuesday January next
premises, and show she they have why
decree ought not to pass prayed. -
sAnurL d. LIZ CoMFrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Tesie - =
Aug iI-law5w r. J. HENRY, CLERK.
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; rsrsss.-ln sns s.'i... oi.ssi'

ANN White wiin~ra m- rsrssr.--an tine Ciroait
Court sos Montgomery county Court Of Equity.
HE eompiansn her b, that sboa. hs ieh aa
Of September 1896 she sold TO The defendant certain tract OF
land lying IN Montgomery county Maryland devised 70 her p
delivered her defendant and the
gave number sf the
hundred dollars, of which said have be-
four hundred dollars aud
with interest from the 2ist day November 1876
defendant further Of the said
delivered the complainant bearing
said deed and purporug 20 be of the
thereof which, The
advised sufficient in law 10 operate
on the said land H +.
therefore, pays that the said be treated mort
equity deereed such
sold for the OF the said notes which hays
aud that the said defendant may be
sufficient OF the said premises
day, be by the
complainant purchase that there
publication against the said defendant,
Maryland Ia unknown Is
August 1851 adudged and ordered that
causing this order 10 be inserted IN
published Washnsisn In the District OF Co
the 18th day OF October
deDdast OF the object and sub
bill him in this court IN person
before the first Monday OF March next 10
and show IL he has Why decree
''s'' - NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge
Copy test;
JAS. g. HEsISa, Clerk.
Sep i4-iawiw
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once OF Con.nlssionsr OF Public su,iaiags,

Once o ssionor Pubic butidinKs,
WAsHIsoroS, September 4, 1852.
PROPOSALS will received this Office until 10 O'clock
Thursday the 4 of November next for grading and pa
from 7th street west furnishing and setting curb
furnishing and laying flag foot
with the streets which H.
be paved viii be abont ~ feet The
than less than inches
bed OF good gravel inches deep, and
Der yard square, including e necessary grading and all
the taking the old CUTTERS and tagging
The curbing blue inches thick and
s Deep being dressed beye aud
three feet long will be received This VIII be sci on
bed gravel deep The tagging will be Of gness In large
10
of gravel 9inches deep. -
curbng will the price foot linca and Tor
for tagging per foot superficial including all materials
Nil more than hileen
inches deep will be made for above
hat dep removed by the contractor,
such Of the old stone may be used
a fair price will be charged 10 the contractors.
This divided into secuons and proposals will be
them The first will commence
of 18th street the second from The
2lst street, the third from thence 70
and the fourth from thence TO west side OF 2oh
street.
cng tagging distinct contracts may be made
for these works. #.sg ~, .
The work is 10 be within three
the OF
appointed Commissioner and his Judgment In re-
required performance of the contracts and ne devia
tion from The terms will he allowed. . -,
The opened 10 O'Clock, the 4h OF No
the Of such the bidders as attend
nj ths ehce. VIM. EASILY,
Sent 5-Iawt4tbNoy Commissioner Of Public Buildings.
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MM sssatys; s " go sszsR

A NEW Route to Pittsburg, Win the baltimore, sus-
qpehdnnd and Pennyirania RaroaThvoush to Psburs
81 hours train Of viii leave Calvert station daily
with The United States mail from Washington and B,morr
connecting with the fast line at Middeown
irving nt Harrisburg at u, p. MI 10 dinner
The train leaves Harrisburg for the west At q arriving
Hodayshurg al Aihis point
taking either the 10 Johnstown thence by
direct from HoidayshurFt Pitpbnrr
Tickets points hyh train 10 wi,
York. Wnehtsvle Columbia, Marietta, Mddletown,
Mierstown, ,Perrysvle
invdon, Holdayshure, and Piusburv
This train also connects with thr Cumberland Valley
which passes through Carlisle shprensburr Chambssbus and
other points on this road
For the accommodation of Washington
the hove points, the
dera OF the Baltimore and Ohio Company
the morning cars asa receive the baggage, which viii
ROBERT STEWART,
Oetl-du Ticket Agent
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Land for Sale I'm Eastern Virginia.

NHE Undersigned being by engagements from attending
OF land owned by him, has concluded to offer II for
private sale This farm s about two mes from Wiha9ous IN
county In Williamsburg located TIVE hourishng
academies femae considered be
excellence the William and Mary College is
under the supervision of the
bishop Episcopal Church Of Virginia, and
distinguished have educated including Jef
American Presidents individuals aeous OF edu
children therefore, great nducenent
lines Of between New
York, Richmond, will shortly touch regularly
miles from this farm and that accsunt il
might be converted into lucrative market garden IL consists Of
woodland arabe land valuable meadows contains one
png and mill and there is abundance Of mar The
whole to ISL
miles this the I" Norfolk Beacon
few days since gentleman who the Of estate
offered So for 40 Of land and refused IT,
The intention OF who wished to make the purchase
o establish vegetable garden,, &C.
tbs vEorTAnLx oRoP oy vIRaINA.-Ws take from
Argus following statistics, SC The steamship
New York. carried from market
(Norfolk 81 and a3s barrels Of The
boats week past, averaged each uip 200
IL is estimated that not less Than half million OF
shipment
vegetables FROM port, 'i-Rieh,nond Engtdrer
wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed, at Williamsburg Virginia.
July I22-lawl5 JOHN NJ GAIT, NJ. ID.
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University Of Virginia.

TUE session OF this university VIII October
Il and end June 2ath.
Its schools !, ancient languages modern languages q
mathematical natural phosophy 5, chemistry aud matefia med
icai g. medicines compaav. anatomy physiology, and
s. moral phosophyy 2, isw; 10, iecurcshp
There each school, assistant instructor for each
Of h schools modern languages and mathe
nas and adjunct professor Of law and lecturer anatomy
Expenses.-Tuitnn paid in advance II school be
attended, s5o $50 each; three s25 each SIS
NoTRIn the school ofaw the fee for the intermediate class
Is S5o for the senior s5atendance higher involving
privilege Of attending lower cla The fees for the
entire OF medical lectures including the dssecng
fee, SOS.
Board and lodging including diet bedding furniture,
and servants attendance slo, paid in lree instruments in
advance wishing So TO $40 ses-ioni fuel and light,
two occupying 10 $50 each E0
Matrculaton fee, &C. SIS Is
23s
csningent dposte Of 81 required of each student
The rccssay for clothing pocket books &c.
cannot be accurately stated
GEssNER HARRISON,
Aug l7--9aw2w Chairman Faculty.
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University OF Nashville.

University OF Nashville.
Medical Department.
THE second annual Of this department will
i commence Monday November next, and
tinue till the first of The ensuing March.
f. Eve, M d., Principles and Practice OF surgery
John Watson, M d. Obstetrics and the Diseases of Women
and Children
Buchanan, D., Surgical and Pathological Anaoay and
Physiology.
w. Bowling NJ d. Institutes and Practice Of Medicine
n Winston, D. Materia Medica and Medical Jurispu-
dence.
Robert NJ Porter, NJ d., General and Special Anatomy.
J. Bsrren Lindsey, M D.. Chemistry and Pharmacy.
William r. Briggs, M. D., Demonstrator of Anatomy.
The will be opened for students the first
Monday Of October,
The students will have the State Hospital
preliminary OF will be given by the proes
commencing also the first Monday of October
Of $l5 maculaon ticket 50 dissecung
ticket so graduation fee $25. ~
Good board ean be the city So 80 per
Further information may be obtained by addressing the
u. LlNDSLEf, M. d., Dean.
NASHVILLE, (Tenn.0 June 1852.
Sep b--lawtlslNov
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALrc.The subscriber having
determined TO make change IN his affairs, offers for sale bis
Virginia, situated Immediately the
Little River turnpike road leading from Alexandria Wpcheser
place, and from Wash
ngon city, District ef Columbia The Improvements consist Of
brick house, with 1--WE
Kitchen buildings also brick
bIsksmiths shop, which furnish annually between
hundred ny Leads Of About
haof !. in woods The balance cleared and In rapidly
The stock Sc will be sold with
given For further particulars In
qure Daniel Rach ESQ., Washington city, d. O., Dr.
Isaac winster, Alexandria, Virginia.
Aug lp-iaw5t EDWIN q. FITIHUGH.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS \ CO.,
No. Sc Wall street, N. ". Il
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
e. g. ROBERTS B. CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE b CO.,
26 Rue NoTe Dame des victories
Paris.
GEO. II DRAPER, Ilavre.
accountable gold silver
bullion specie cvey precious stones, metals unless bills
adng therefor expressed
Sept 5-dly
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The Railroad Route 90 the West.

Through CnennG BY ran ts entire danee eret ten mites
uhieA Is done In coaches.
THE line leaves Calvert daily, H. and
regularly with the line the Pennsylvania rail
daylight, and
through Pitisbu fm time OF depart
Baltimore. This line makes direct connenon with the
the Ohio and Pennsylvania Psburg and Cleveland
Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads. and by Il
going through on Bamos TO Cincinnati in
forty -four hours running time.
The place daily e4, BY
this line reach Holdaysbug OF the day OF de-
paufe and lie until 5, the day, when ihey com
their the mouniain IN Ptseu That
evening, thirty hours OF departure from Ba
and with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
and repo-e.
enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from the travelling public their equipments cannot be surpassed by
those OF any other route between the East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets Piburg Masslon Cleveland and Cincinnati by
more susqehanna Railroad Company, Calvert station, Ba
more, and at the following rates.
Cleveland. .s......F''...s
To Massiion. ~
To Pisburg '.'s.s''-'.. 20
Travellers original thr ougine
Cncinna Its time and its accommodations cannot be ercced
ALFRED GATHER,
Superintendent
oTricE BALTIMORE susaurHASSk RlILRoAp CO.,
Baltimore, August 20, 1854.
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