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FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE 10.

For value received, l, A. b., to whom the within
certificate Of location was issued. do hereby sell
and assign unto &. D.. and to his heirs and assigns
forever, the said certificate Of location, and the
warrant and land therein described, and authorize
him to receive the patent therefor.
Witness my hand and seal, this -- day of
-, 1856.
Attest: A. b. IsKAL1
E, F,
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COE's DRAWING HOOK OF LANDSCAPES.
~ Foliage, &c.
Walks and Talks Of an American Farme, In
England, with illustrations, being Putnam's Semi.
monthly Library.
Feb Is FRANCK TAYLOR
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STATE OF ---, COUNTY OF
On this --- day Of ---, in the year --,
before me personally (here insert tie name of the
person 10 tDom the certificate Of location issued) to
me well known. and acknowledged the foregoing
assignment to be his act and deed; and certify
TINT the said (here insert the of the person to
schom the certificate Of location issued) Is the iden
teal person to whom the within certificate OF To-
cation issued, and who executed the foregoing as /.
signment thereof
(OGcer's signature.)
Form Of acknOtoledg ment tphve the pendor is not
personally knoton TO The officer, and iohee his
identity has to be proved.
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On this --- day of ----, in the year -,
before me personally came (here insert the name Of
the tcarrantee) and there insert the name and resi-
dence Of tottness,) and the said there insert the
name Of the toitness) being we'll known TO me as
credible and disnterested person, was duly sworn
by me, and on his oath declared and said, that he
well knows the said there insert the name Of the
,carrantee and that he is the same person to whom
the within Warrant issued, and who executed the
foregoing assignment, and his testimony being
satisfactory evidence TO me of that fact, the said
(here insert the name Of tie ,oarrantee) thereupon
acknowledged the said assignment to be his act
and deed. (0Gicer's signature
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Letters Of Recommendation received from Judges of
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WAsHIsGToN, January 81, 1852
/ GENTLEMEN: My engagements here have not
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LEGATION of the English Reports in Law and Equity.
But. as far as have been able TO look into theI
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Form of acknowledgment ,ohere the pendor is kn0iDn
70 The officer taking the acknowledgment.
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On this $1,000 day OF -----. in the year --,
before me personally came (hee insert the name Of The
tcarrantee) to me well known, and acknowledged
the foregoing assignment to be his act and deed;
and certify that the said (here insert The name OF
,Darrantee) is the identical person to whom the
within warrant issued, and who executed the fore
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(O6icer's signature
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proved. @.rs.
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On this - day of -, in the year -
before me personally came (here insert the name
Of Tie person TO tchom the certfcate Of location is.
sufd,) and (here insert the and residence of a
ioitness,) and the said (here insert the name of The
wifness) being well known to me as a credible
and disnterested person, was duly sworn by me,
and on his oath declared and said that he well
knows the said (here insert the name of The person
to ,ohom the certificate Of location issled) and that
he is the same person TO whom the within certifi-
cate Of location issued, and who executed the FORE
going assignment; and his testimony being salts
factory evidence TO me of that fact, the said (here
insert the name Of the person TO schom the certificate
Of location issued) thcreupon acknowledged the
said assignment to be his act and deed.
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Markets.

Nsw osLeASs, Sept n 1852
The Capsds's news r.oe,vca lat ev,ua, rhe
GALES Of cotton for the last thcs days been 10 u,
bses. NJ s,rsdy tro~s: vidotin Is quoted 9,lo an
faii IKE The rec.tp's ocs the let Sep em ,rr ave
been f0ttO bsls- Scct ~ 600 Accounts from tue in
terror sre etiil onfsporsbe Excbauge stsrlius e&
NV York 90 Gays 2 cer d'scoant. fte,shts OF
Gotten 10 New York O. itd TO Liverpool I'D. Produ;o
extremely dali
CuNcrS~.TI. Sept % 1862
Contracts made hero iast week f,r 600 hogs a
s%e. for bose delivered Ia Nosember and 40 fr thos
de'iyerd In Dec. mter Fionr Ii offered feety but n
buyers. The river s falling slowly. the weathsr
clear.
ALBArr. Sept 90 1859
ssce last the receipts OF produce been y, FOL
I0ws:-6 600 bbs -four. 600 bushels eheat 1900 DO
~ eco do bsrl,y and 81 100 do oats Flour-dull
Wheat 2,ctO hu hel- prime white Ieneeoe were sold q
81 o6 Germ - in d'maas and recsipt- light sates o
Ot0 bushels Western m,xcd mt CSC Sales AZ oats Ia
lets nj 4bc Barley heavy roo~,pts Irxe; salc
of l2W0 bu.heis at 70 III for s,d Tho hghs
for priue Hiticie--and 81 83o fnurrowcd Buck
wheat ts In good .uppy, sf ~ rs a W %.
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An ABOLITION ANNIVERSARY NIPPED IN THE
Bun fur past, calls for meeting TO be heil
syrseuse have be D sdyeri,rd IN the papers pu shed
that vic ay and in handtills scattered Ill over tbs
country for the purpose Of cclebrsog the saniverary
Of the OF the fugitive savo Jerry. winch evsns
created such an eaci,snent = year ago. Wm Lloyd
Garrison Ably Kelly the negro Dongass and OF ier d
salaT MONS psotsd to sEs part in the pro
cs,dirgs and great pre- paratUns made. rhe Com
IN Cuun eli Syracuss no sever have Sissly sud Ia
very crroiiGbe upset AL their Calculations by
the adoption Of the following peamble AMI rsrolntion
which offered the ~ in inst by Aida Pope,
In behadf OF Mayor Woodruff -
Whereas on the Of oc.ooer last law OF the United
States trsmlled aud the government OF our
country set at oetaDcc in this city, by moo
And whereas OF our citizens iu oouctlon With
others propose to celebrate the anniysrary Of that
event, which, in he opinion oi this CoDmoa Uouocl,
will be dsreputsbo TO our city AID dangerous In It's
tendency- therefore,
Resolved. That solsmSy ads,ss the projcc orr OF
the proposed celebration 10 desist from course irausht
VII uch dangerous consequence and eerne ty rsconi
mend fellow citizens generally 20 sbteiu icom al
participation In these any othof proceedings cf Ike
character
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From buffalo.

DISASTERS or IRE LAKES -CHoLERA--FATAL RAIL.
ROAD ACCIDENTS
BUyFAlo, Sept. &c, 1852.
The brig Helscnetein yesterday ran iato the steamer
Dover and schooner Lyon In the harbor and dsmsyei
sm considerably. without sustaining any injury herself
The brig HI T. Bishop went Ashore la4t saturday ught
at Georgian Bay, Capsoa side Of Lake Huron she
owned by Oliver Bogbte, or this city aud I)adu ug
wth lun her for him she will prove lose but T.
fully insured
Ju,toe Taegsrt has adjourned the Court two weeks
here now.
Two 'a railroad accidents occurred Lockport
Monday forenoon man and womsu being killed. The
woman was walking the track, and the fell be.
tsven tho oars
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Marine Affairs

ANOTHER DEPARTURE FoR AusrRALrl-The ship Lady
Arb.a, Capt Grant sailed yesterday from this port for
Pot Philip and Sy tney, Wit freight and about eighty
passengers who appeared highly pleased with the
Portable arrangements for them lea ring the wharf
they gave three hearty CHEERS prosumptve OF the high
hopes they entertained leaving their homes for the
land of gold May they realize their hopes Tho follow
Ing are the names OF the passepgers-
Robert Batehelder lady and family; William Bardwoli
and lady; Dr. T.. Goderich william Creeiman, John O.
ss % ssad "d aHs
CrueheLank lhris.!an r'echnsn Christian STEMS Beoia
pis ns S@e5,a @ w.st, yoba bHnasn
nhttyG Neldan y, steinman. Alfred Lester. Ole Jocol
ilsn i ndersoa Joseph Weber Carl Meyer, Carl Krete
lss sssss hg a J. fH b. hss
ess Eses william ger,1nsssH Is soa son rs Do
mss Lrs,.e Thoen1 lipro;te Thomae ies Mend. vi
S ans sa %
!. Kibble, H. n. Edwards. and Mr. and MIRA McGrash.
BAuNcn-The steamship Augu.ts (uamod after the
city of hugu, Georgia will be launched this morning,
ut II clock frpu Tie ship yard Of Wm H. Webb, foot
t sixth street Esst river Augusta ia intended for
ths saveonah tredc and viii cion with the
st. amffpt Aiabsna and Florida shc wl be anded
by Csr, Tbonss Lyon. late If tho steam hip Florida
Hez hu,tLtn s about 700 tons. Dnaensions--,cngth
20 fre; beam a4Js foet, dep;h 81 feet
Trf1 ov7wALD PASSAGE ATLANTIC -Wo observe
D. the papers received bJ tho Hefmann that the Collins
Atlantic reached Liverpool on the evening Of
tuesday the 18th instant Of the 18TH st1ted
in the t,eg!aihic tespatoh fror ialifax She there
fore perfoi ued Tho run in a little over ten days.
DfpAuIUHE or rms 9LA-Gow the British
ttumhp Gla gov. Captain Crtg t'it at noon yesterday
lcr Glasgow "ish about forty pa-senger5
Sl,GUtAS CoScIphNcs.Our Livcrp vi core pondon.
Who mp tho Gcfps1tcs be the
Laliiax stated IN he by the Niagara, that the
Cclirs Atenie arrived cut tbs eventr, Of
the 10Th all lhe pages received by tue H.r this
iGorpi2g snn0uBcc Der ARRIVAL on the evening Of tbs
isth ST 80. IL undoubtedly. slip OF the pen On
The pert ot agont The Singular coincidence lies n
The fact that the pondent 1T HslGaxn c the
,-lms,,iat .8drcr;icr The Epc ,tHg Post ,de
the biDad,r 70 hs despatch 20 thIe papers. Can
iAc toHlGcs -cl or tho PGsG Bccolnt Tor -!
TnE LARGEST MERCHANT SHlP WoRlD Mr..
Mckay OF Esbt Boston IL work upon clppsr
hip which VIII surpnse ia 80" ADD siafpness. evoty
merchant ship anoat known he IN the II
cuusTuoiipn she Gil toe oeO feet loug have 80 feet
tftadth u b. am - jtet dpth OF hod with thrve decks
ADD will register tits lbous0nd tons. Shs Will be
asgunly bsc,d With mad built in every parc tar
,uual in s1tDsth To the best of steanlers Her
model in punL Of beauty the wonder and admrat1n
ali who have It she wiil have four uIssta With
rofbr,' rig. MI Mckay bailds h.e account
ind viii sui lex too If no docs not eel ner oscn 1tA
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From baltimore.
pEMooRArIc AND WING MEETINGS., Erc.

DENocRATIC AND WING MEETINGS., ETC
BALTIMORE, Sept %. 1854
Ibc democrats Of the Ninth ward are holding large
and enthusiastic meeting Robert Tyler has just
cuded most biuiant powerful, and effective spee,h In
favor Of Pierce and King.
macs meeting OF the wings OF the Twentieth ward ls
olso being beid. Hon. T Ycates Walsh aud H. So.efs
are speskipg There large attendance and great
thusiasm
TIE Rev. Henry Sncer spoke for two hours In the
Court Houss yard Of Frederick Maryland on Mondly,
70 prove that Col Sewer Of Louisiana Was an aposae
Methodist preacher Mr. S.icer had ,do this charge In
puic before to which Col. sewer reped ~hlst address
'ne whig meeting at Frederick. saturday in the
&, ,utto ct which he hspdlcd siic-Y very roughiy.
ghets H. NJ psei south " Eicbalond tc.dsy,
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meteorological Observations.

az ssossEa LtsI ors,c, .asEMESv rc. 2e srRrRr
WEpNE NEspGv. Scptelsb%r 90 1859
BUstALo. 10 A NJ Clear, pleasant cold morning
wind northwest. Thrruometss "a
SP M -Ihtrmometer 90. Clear and pleasant Wind
north~est
kooHETyER 10 A. MA very cold and damp morning
vino south vest Thermometer 66.
or. h.-CIesr end cold Wind wcst. Thermometer As.
hUpuas. 10 A m.-Clcudy morning. Wind northeast
JheJ JnonleteI 81
Q z M.-Ciesr, pleasant evening Light nor;h wind
Thermometer So.
SvsAcUsE. 10 A. NJ --ustber chsDgesblc; olsxr aud
pleasant Wind northwest. rh.rmomotee o.
eP --Pi.asant, AMI quite cool. Wind north scst
Thermometer AZ.
uIrcA, 10 A. M-Clesr, pleasant morning. Wind west
Thermoneter to
t. MA clear evening. Wind wcst. Thermo.
mcterq9.
ALBANY, 10 A. MA peasant morning. Very hosvy
iGin during tire night WING northwest. Thcr
G.. Barometer 80 $50. Mercury 90.
PIP Cool aud pleasant w nj went. Thermome-
ten G3I{. Barometer 80 020 Mercury 90.
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Naval Intelligence.
OUR NAVAL CORRESPONDENTS

ASNAPo.ls. sept q. 1s52
The IT, + sloop Of Prebie eachsd this city to-day.
anchored III he naval scbol Tue Peble has ju 4
completed Der cruise of four months practice ship for
acaipg midi prnen attached % the naval school
com. ). NaJo has been ordered to take command
OF the African squadron.
The frigae Macedonian l. 10 be the dag ship OF she
AfticSn tquadron
Ltwtllyn Doyle of this city, accompanies Com. Mayo
as Secretary tho tqusdron The Improvements going
at the schoOl very extensive and pro-
grereng rapidly. in view Of On ca ~ c)mpletion.
Tie Ealing Of the United states steam fripats sarouao
from the Philadelphia Navy ard tor Brazil is unayOd-
ably postponed uB,h Ihnrsoay next when will posi-
lively Depart tor Rio touching at Penamnuco, Bahia sc.
ner letter bags viii coee NJ the forigo Letter oioe
the Philadelphia Exchange, a. 10 A. M on that day
Lieutenant John Deylin Of the United States ma
rnrs eho has been trzi At ths Navy Ysro, dis
rirsed fiom service by OF the oout martial
Pos,c, Post