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THE MONTREAL FIRE.-The Montreal Ga
eette estimates the total loss by the late fire at
100000 This, added to the f2OOO 600 lost by
the fire of the 9th June, makes a total of about
1000. 900, within period of little more than
one month. A meeting was held in New York
on Wednesday last, and committee appointed
to collect funds for the relief of the sufferers
The Provincial Government has placed at the
disposal of the Relief Committee" f2, 800, foi
the immediate wants of the sufferers by thi,
great calamity
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"Senator Chase, of Ohio, announces his in
tention to support the nominees of the Demo-
cratic National Convention. Mr.. Chase was
one of the principal builders of the Buffalo
platform "-Sparta (W) Journal.
The J0urnat is mistaken. 1t will see, by Mr.
Chase's letter in this paper, that he does not
support the Compromise nominees of the Balti-
more Convention.
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Mas SIGIsMUSD ZsULAwosKY, with her
husband and three children, arrived in New
York by the Humboldt on the 10th instant.
Mrs H. is "A sister Of kossuth.
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A NEW Route to Pittsburg. via the Baltimore sus-
qnehGnna
express viii Calvert daily
United States mail from Washington and Baltimore ga
M, connecting with fast line Mddletown m,
irving a Harrisburg AT N y. M, To dinner.
Harrisburg p.
Hodaysburg AT this point have the option
taking Johnsown by
stages direct from Iolhdaysburg Pushing.
Tickets sold following points by this train
WrighsVc Columbia, Marietta, Middeown Harrisburg
Port Mersiown, Perysyie eystown Hunt
ingdon, lloldnysburg, and Pittsburg.
with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle shppenhug Canhorsburg and
other points this road.
of passengers from Washington for
points of the will be The
dep Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
the morning ms receive the baggage which will
ROBERT STEWART,
OcfI- ket Agent
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LAW AND AGENCY NOVICE.
Worthington q. Snethen

CONTINUES pnctise law in the Supreme
Congress prosecute
against departments and boards of commissioner pro-
patents home and abroad obtain pensions and
collect debts dividends gacies and nhe
tnnces part Of the United aes and foreign countes
make
the purchase and loans lands
patent rights, In any State OF The Union.
Particular paid California land title coming
/ o United Supreme Court appeal.
prepaid addressed W c. snethen, Search
Place, Capitol Il Washington, d. c. viii with pomp
ten,io Oct2S-dy
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NOTICE
Respecting pirate cnc Of the lands heretofore tAdrarn from
Raots Of ne Illinois Central Railroad
and difficulty, land officers, amer closing
public sales above proclaimed, will announce
lions nv nnd warants double priec) will be
ceyed the day, for land in the several
which had been offered such public sale aud
unsod In which such townships VIII be announced.
chor private sale after the close OF the public
ion Of land warrants, 10 be made ~ willing
made day viii be examined amer
sunset on thai day. tho uc day and where shall
that have applied ON the same
locate the tract such applications W be re.
being simultaneously made and such tract VIII De put up
such cants and be
awarded IN the highest bidder, according to law.
pressing applications Tor the double min
imum lands will that written applications
will be received private entries by cash locations BY land war
Of the and unappropad public lands omfe
the sections in width each side OF The said railroad an0 ~
branches Withdrawn from market 60 enable the state OF
quantity Of land to which she y enuuod and
which selected for such and such anpca
tons will which the townships will be
and Il the Of business should so regne SUCH
applications will be treated in the manner as those above men
toned.
Idrardripe and Springfield Districi.
There being EDwARpsvfLLE dstret and no
nsoh lands within the srRISGrtrLp district falling WITHIN we
mile limits of the railroad grant, such VIC nj sno %
such limits lying within those districts WINCH
said road ana Vund
United States after the selections for be road
grant completed, will In like manner ~ aosd ne
stored toprvnte entry, location, at the following peo
on Monday the twcg Gay OF
Jl next lands the sPRsaFIELp DISTRICT on Monday
the frcnt. sish day Of july next =, -.
No rat Of the public lands which nave
withheld marke, account % he railroad grant WIZ
accrued in virtue o. eeen made thereon
sseoent 10 september 90 1850, and prior the day when the
land shall again be made subject private aforesaid
Where locations made by land warrants, they VIII be re-
cved NJ The minimum Of the nnd and deficit Of the
eboso monoy must cash. with rcrn.
tons prescribed by this oihee on sAd March last
Given undor my hand, the General Land Office the d day
Ap7"lawiaw BUTTERFIEI.D, Commissioner
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GUNNER ARRANGEMENT.-Just

gUINEH hIsNANGEMENT.-Jnsi received from Phlndel-
> pha another of celebrated universal regeators
refrigerator supasse any other that has been produced
constructed lies directly bottom thereby
of cold throughout the entire refrigerator
Al upright reigaa have the Ice about three feet from tho
sc consequently keep the provisions tho bottom
cold The interior sses Of this " stone "
ranged that each article Of food kept entirely SEPARATE and removed
with facility. Call and examine them.
WOODWARD agent or District Of Columbia, Penn
Sylvania avenue, between l0h and Nth streets,
la-2tn
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MOSES L. HOIT.
ATToNNRY AND COUNSELLOR AT Law,
San Eraurisco. California.

San FFnncisco, CoIUornfd
RFTERFSors Hon =. W. Ings NJ G.. Alahama John 8 Iay'
esq, Mobile, Alabama; Messr Rhodes Wright, Co., Newm
leans, Louisiana Henry r. Clark ESQ., Tsiboro, North Caro
city; r. Hoaey esq Boston, Massachusetts A. r. Hatch, eqp
Portsmouth, New Hampshire. May -2avv
TIIE Complete works Of Dean Swift, fine ea,'"''
printed volumes, large edited by ko~e
with portrait biography and and valuable pa
before published London 1881, Price A. 90 Jnsi
June lA FRANCk IAiLV"
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May 30
General Agency once Washington,
DE SEEDING a wYLIE,

No. Todds BuflSings, rfzt door wsH%
Broprs Hotel, Washington, n. G.
(iHAS. DE sEIDING ANDREW WyLIE, H., having frraea
co partnership for The purpose Of prosecuting claims bS
board
missonsrs appointed for the adjustment OF spoaons o. other
claims against foreign prepared ths
full faithful business ntrnsted
their change They win also attend obtaining PASSIONS bounty
land, return duties claims arising under acts ues or
otherwise buying and selling real estate private claims
&c.
Andrrw wye IT, will attend to any lpw business with which
either himself the rn be inus.sd courts
the District, the Supreme Court of the
Chnr. Dc Sednr being United notary
public, Of Union
will give prompt the testimony acknowedg
deeds, other duties which appertan Office.
Charges will be poderr.e claimed
and tho extent Of services required
Communications (pos paid viii receive immediate attention
g.ntl Ale
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OWNERS Lands I'm Te1as.A gentleman in Virginia
good lawyer, desires 10 Teas
present would like the Tor
lands that county, with view bring them into
market.
He family and small capital and IL DESTROYS Of engaging
the testimonials oicana
~ integrity responsibility and his acquaintance such
as considerable emigration 10 feSas
oreras lands who would be inclined avail himself
OF be placed correspondence with The
advertiser suitable by addressing post paid
WIN. CoULDlN,
General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia,
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NAvY-YARD, GosPoRT, VIRGINIA,
CLASS No. 1.

Is, cubic feet whitsoak plank stocks per cubic foot
% pieces ofwhe oak side 10 TO nchea 10 10 "a feet
straight way from 1910 81 inches rough
hc moulding way-say 200 cubic feet per cubic foot
Raider Stocks.
White oak butt pieces for class fTigate;
pieces length IS feet diameter, head "A ince siding
heel 10 inehes-say g72 cubic feet per cubic foot.
For first class soop:
pieces length "a Feet diameter head IL inches, siding
heel mehesay 456 cubic feet cubic foot diagram will
be furnished Al this navy yard.
White Oak Buff
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MAYNARD, WASHINGTON, DC.

MAYNARD, WASHINGTON, d. G.
CtAss No. l.Whhe- oGs Rnees-S7udre and Iu-sqnars.
inches finished, 400 inches, per zach
10 knees side z! inches when finished, 675 do do
100 knees to side inches when finished, 1870 do do
10 side 81 inches when finished, 800 do do
side inches when finished 900 do do
in length from4 feei9 nches feet inches bodies
length from to eet in MI other respects In accordance with
the shook Of measurement
Class No. A. White Oak Plank Stocks.
cubic feet white plank Stocks cubic foot 90 Of the
straight, Is by II inches the remainder
accordance with the hooks Of measurement
board whte-oak plank 900 feet Of this
plank 65 900 feet win be inches IS 900 feet inches, and
10000 inches thick thicksst plank be OF
the opRest Lengths IN other conform the
"book ofmeasurement' above named.
Class No. 3.-Yeioo- Pine Plank Stocks
yelowpne plank stocks cubic in the
20 sided straight
5inches in thickness the other l3 inches with
regular of6 inches also, 30 pieces In length 30 feet
sided straight II inches in thickness, ii inches the other
with regular inches also 10 Of tie longest
pieces Of plank stock be straight and l6
inches the end in other conform to the
book Of essurement
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PROPOSALS FoR STATIONERY.
DErARrxssrOr srArs,


DErAKrSssrov Stars,
Washington, May ~. 1852.
ofue legRlging making appropriations m
such necessary otiecs a have been usually iaclod
provide or certain incidental Of The departments
august ss separate sealed proposals received al @
s@ . as SG"G p @ on lhs n ay q June next 9
Joined schedules Nos and a. may be required BY for
proposing o department i 10 be at liberty 10 take ehs
less o. greater quaau ofany article than specified, according
Each rce DC 81 As Ssi quality delivered without
SCHEDULE NO. l.
Writing paper, handmade, Of laen, laid
30 reans iooscap, satin plain finish, be when trimmed
lJA BY 10 inches, and weigh not less than s lbs pei
oreanls note paper similar finish, per rsam
SCHEDULE NO. ..
enreloPe paper, smooth.
70 70 a. a"gs a1 Stc SG or s ss rs1 oon
10 reams double cap, White, do
5Ttans blotting paper, royal, do
so Teans brown wrapping super royal per ream
SCHEDULE NO. D.
100 cards metallic pens, per dozen cards
% metallic pens PeHy's or such be
gfoss black lead pencils Monroes or Fabes per gross
] dozen ivory folders 9Inch per dozen
dozen rod tape, No. 81 do
ss:s:% % 3: i !:
a a silk ,as'e narrow %
easers, Rodgers sons, ivory handle, per dozen
dSnsn lax !" quarts, Saek Maynaid ana Sossss DO
100 p Sna wai as. ,sa rs sd pI rs 1900
500 for department seal, per 1000
pounds sealing way upene scarlet, per pound
pounds lndia-rubber prepared, per pound
5 pounds tuinc, gll-net do
10 pounds do coarse for packing do
Each proposal must be signed by the individual firm making
and anus, spsG o price oa 5 ONE Price each and sys a
enumerated they are TO be furnished al The lowest market prices
according to qualify Blank forms for proposals VIII Dc furnished
uniformity hsieia The department would find difficult make
wI he substantially
proposals department State"
whom The contract awarded, who viii be required with
days ihereater give bond with two sufficient sueues for
The Of department in all decide whether
article which his opinion, OF inferior quality well
annu the contract failure 10 comply with the terms
within reasonable time.
PRoro during the period md
the conditions, for the execution OF such job printing
required by the department for one year from the Isl dy
of july next, consisting Of
Blanks u,ing paper.
Dennis size, broadside, per .luire
Do halt sheet do
Folio post broadside do
Do one page do
Foolscap broadside, do
Do one page do
Circulars and treaties IN foolscap rriitag paper.
One page sheet, printed, per qnire
Fs:ss &c &c ss & &c &c
Circulars and treaties qnacopoa ,ritins paper.
one page sheet, printed per qulre
T TS,se a. a. $s $ $s $s
The paper the 0 BE of quality.
Book-rork printing paper.
For composition per thousand ems, for small plea
ri & ana token %ss,ss
May sO-law4w
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The above Al bun be OF white
oak They of the fun rough dimensions The
pih must be taken They got sharp corners
clear wane, that when reduced the there viii
sap God on them.
Waite al Boat Knees.
50 knees the body
sided and inches OF each siding be
got OF e above SO knees be be
yond angle ninety onea OF hem 10 be
OF within aIquare. To be furnished by the knee.
80 pieces locust long
inches at the smallest endsay 1875 cubic feet cubic foot
CLASS No. g. White Hickory Butts and Hundspkes.
10 butts, each Ii feet in length.
90 do 10
To be inches in diameter small the bark be
removed
300 hickory andpikes be long and inches
they be clear the
pih BY the piece.
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500 feet board Tedm plank 10 inches wide
M feet, board
can the above elm eenire pitii rot splits
shakes, yellow and other stains, and 10 BE- sawed 70 full
and thekness1
elm timber Ground pieces
feel long from 20 inches diameter, average 10
inches diameter the bark The middle OF sticks
per cubic
500 cubic yellow timber (ound butt pieees
20 feet onR ~ Ia inches diameter,
is inches diameter in the middle OF tbs sticks,
the bark per cubic foot
1000 feet board measure, neh cedar boards is IS feet long
and TO 10 inches wide, per M feet, board measure
10 pieces quality cedar from 10 IS feet long
be rough squared from 10 inches. Estimated
bic feet, per cubic foot
Class No. 5--Hskory Butts and Waite .4A RaGsrs.
cords best quality hickory butts nom 10 feet long and ffom
10 TO is inches diameter. per cord
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Estimated al is, O50 iaeal feet, per inca foot
The blades he full third the
inches wide by of
~ inches thick at the handle and On inches
TO be tough straight grained clear Of knots si STAINS and
all other defects 10 be yiren, and clear OF piih
CLASS No. Gig nubtvttG.
tons Of 1910 pounds best quality gnunyiu 4nch daeler per
tons of o24o pounds best quality gnumvit 5nc diameter per
ton
tons pounds best quality numvtn 7inch danele per
tons pounds best quality gnumvtn, ench diameter
tons pounds best quality gnumvile 9nch diameter per
ion of a24o pounds best quality gnumviu l2nch damete per
ton OF 2iO pounds best quality gnumytG 4nch diaee
The above gnumvtgt be round and from all
and other defects, and in lengths Of four feet and
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Ok inches the loom e Dades inches wide
To be free from knots, ph, shakes, and other defects
CLASS No. 3.-YeHop- Pine Plank Stocks.
10000 cubic feet Of long ie fine southern yeowpe plank
stocks by The cubic foot
Fdgates YeIlow-Pine Spars.
main topmasts sx-six leng parallel diameter
inches continued 10 fleet Of upper end diameter Of upper end
oreopna fifty eight length, parallel l9l inches
continued to feet Of upper end diameter of upper end IA
half yards forty nine feet in length and but
hall fore opa yards iorytwo feet length centre and but,
dame,eIs IS inches; diameter Of upper end inches
ame,ers Is inches diameter Of upper end inches
Say 5000 cubic feet, by the cubic
Peiow Pine Spdrs for SiooPof- War.
half main yards fyfour feet in LENGTH diameter and
butts 10 inches; ends Il inches
half fore yards hy feet in LENGTH centre diameter and at butts 10
opsai yards sixty length, centre,
topsa yards length, centre,
topmasts wo feet length parallel diameter inches,
continued to feet of upper end diameter of upper end y
es length parallel diameter s incl
b boons length inches, la
Say $3.50 cubic feet, by the cubic foot.
CLASS No. ELM Plank and Boards.
@ 10 3 ss long 10 inches inches wide Wide inch 'ss
5000 feet Is 10 g feet long to 10 inctes wide inch thick
5000 feet, per NJ feet, board
1000 feet long, inches wide l! inches thick
1000 feet, 26 long, wide, thick
500 feet, p feetlong, to 10 inches wide inch thick
500 feet % feet long 70 70 inches wide inch thick
1000 feet "a feet long, 10 inches wide thick
1000 ss, 20 fec, long TO 10 inches wide inch ,ies
1000 feet, "a feet long, TO 10 inches wide inch thick
loo feet Y feet long, to 10 inches wide, inch thick
1000 is feet long, 10 inches wide inch thick
$500 feet l6 "a feet long, 10 inches wide inch thick
1900 feet B 10 "a feet Longs 10 inches WIDE inch thick
% 500 feet
will be allowed; OF splits
shakes, other defects. BY the feet board
CLASS No. 5.-HRts.fih Plank and Boards
500 eot IL feet long 10 inches wide, inches thick
10 inches WIDE !. inches thick
1909 feet II to 10 feet long 10 % ~ inches wde inch thick
1900 feet, per NJ FEET, board
The above plank be free from bad knots, and other
defects and all under IL inches wide TO be quafiered
10 900 feet, board measure, inches thick
1900 feet board measure, inches Thick 10, 49, and 20 inches
wide
900 feet, board measure, inch thick
o5 600 feet, per VI feet
This TO be susquehanna No !.
Class No. 6.-Mahosany
1000 feet bay wood, inches thick
1899 1900 90 90 do do 90 90
aOop do do Inch thick 49, 49, and 90 inches wide
5000 feet, board measure.
All Of the mahogany very quality per feet
Susquehanna Black Walnut.
1000 feet, Inches thick
4n0o feet, inch thick, 10, Is, and 20nches wide
900 feet, y inch thick
6OOo feet, per NJ feet, board measure.
Cherry Boards.
1900 feet measure inch thick TO- 49, and % inches wide
All Of above uquehanna black walnut and cherry be OF the
very best quality, per feet
NJ mn, M n
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ID II. HoOE q CO., Wholesale and Retail Dealers IN
carpetng floor oil cloths, matnKs, curtain materials
furnishing goods generally.
Pennsylvania avenue between 9Th aud 9th streets, Washington
ID. q.
AuR9 ct
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Law offers his professional services In the supreme Court
Commissioners,
claims departments OF the general
Congress, procuring patents In obtaining
collecting debts and inheriancer and
negotiating purchase and sale Of lands Of The United
States especially posecu claims before the commits
Mexico his fl
tenion coming up the United
Supreme Couu appeal
the State. and Territories compiled from ths
Land Office and statistical information,
improvements and population Of the Territories and The
important United States agroeaby the late
office 18th street. opposite the Treasury
Building, Washington ID. q.
Reference Hon Buiterhod, Washington city his excel
Paul. Minnesota John w. Ivingsion
attorney New York city, Peter w. Burnett law
AIviso California Thomas C0wperthwat Co. Phia
dolphin A. r. LRdew CO., st. Louis Moss g. Aber
nathy b Co., Oregon City.
Fob 9u
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A. ENf, good cheap edition Of tho waverly Novels
embracing authors last prefaces and notes 70
be completed W 10 vols Parts 1 and htst received.
History Nuginn by r.. =. Auhnr and W. w. Carpenter.
Cooprs Lectures the Principles and Practice Of sapep
svo.
TAYLOR MAURY,
May 30 Bookseiiers near 9Th srss.
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NAVY YARD, BROOKLYN, NY.
CLASS No. l.-WAte Oak.
10000 cubic feet white oak plank stock, cubic foot
White Oak Dinension Switchboard Measure
u pieces 10 feet long 81 inches wide 'et inches thick
:; s: i s$$s i $ s: 4 4" s 4:
knots and ali other there must be at least three inches saw
1880 feet per M feet
Whhe Oak Boat Knes--By the Inea
100 knees from to inches average nchcssay $500 nehe
Waite Oak Boards-B0ard Feet.
5000 fee, a clear boards from Is 70 IS feet feet
Glass No.a.- White Pine-Board Measure
GOO feet Inch clear white boards, per feet
s s See 90 / 90 $ $s 90 % s$ 90
5000 DO do Incredible do do do
1000 do do white wood plank, do
CLASS No. -Yellow Pine, &c.
Yelou, Pine TSnber-By the Cable Foot.
pieces g. fee, long aa inches square 70 fee, from butt and
inches square at The top end-say 900 cubic feet per
pieces s. long, inches square, from butt and
inches square al the top end-say 400 cubic feet, per
900 yelIow-p plank stock, per
Yello,0- Pine Piank--Board Measure.
1900 feet s Inch inc yelowpne plank per Meet
Locust Timber-By he Cubic Foot.
400 Long locust lengths 6 feet to
average l3nches in diameter, and none less than 0nche
per CUBIC loot
Beach, Cypress, and Black Wainut-Boud Measure.
900 feet TX inch beach plank, per leo feet
1900 feet do clear cypress boards from 20 to 30 feet long per
NJ feet
500 feet 1-nch black walnut boards per NJ feet
CLASS No. A. Black Spruce spars, &c.
1000 black spa inches average
nches be five feet long every inch in diameter,
incl
pars, long average So feet,
diameter onethrd from butt and 10 inches The end
Of the stick, piece.
$50 poles assorted, good length size, per piece
The above spas be straight and with bark on, per
piece.
Hickory Bars.
900 bars - feet long square 81 inches end and
~ the other, per bar
inches 2.
the other bar
The above bars be of split hickory straight clear knots
all other defects
Whteash Oars-By The Fool in Length.
900 white ash oars, l6 feet long
900 do do Is do
IA do
300 do - do
300 do do IL do
do do II do
100 do do 10 do
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Tho acknowledgment Of this power Of attorney must be taken and
Acknowledgements Of the sales
herein before prescribed and
must also be endorsed on tho warrant -
April 2-9rw3w Commissioner
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Forms Regulations for shs Assig OF Land
Warrants and Locations.

dENkKAL UFFICEJ
March 70, 1852.
by tie hIst section OF Of Congress entitled An uct
I'D king land assignabe and oT other purposs,
proved March d le IL provided, That al warrants for mil
law Of the United and all valid locations OF The
which hereafter be made hereby declared "a
assgnabe deed writing made executed
after e taking effect Of this according such form, and pursu
prescribed by the Commissioner
General Land Office the assignee with all the rights
o the original the l0ca.ionp
provisions this section, the following
forms prescribed for the assignment warrants and locations
referred 10, 10 wit:
FORM FOR THE ASSIGNMENT OF THE WARRANT.
No. l.
For value received, l. A. H. whom The within warrant No.
was issued, do hereby sell and assign q. d., OF
0 his aud assigns forever, the said warrant
and receive therefor
Witness my hand aud seal, this day Of lbs
Attest! A. b., (sEALl
II. r.
q. II.
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I'D Apps Niche Gold pens-"stented Notwithstanding all
II the properties quill pen, with the durability of the
metal Recommended by many o Washington.
For sale at the agency, TAYLOR h MhURY's
May I'D Bookstore, 9th street
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FORM OF A POWER OF ATTORNEY.
Know a these presents that there insert c name Of
pnTTantee) Of the county Of and state Of do
hereby and appoint Of my true and law
attorney for me- and my name sell and convey within
land No. for OF land, Which issued
under the act of September, 1850
Signed in presence Of I
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CTILEs's Austria In Isfs-'1o, = vols. svo', with
- portraits . -. -,
Harper1 Magazine for June. FRANCK TAYLOR
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NOTICE

: "V conmissioner Of the General Land once.
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Mar1arf
T,HAItIEs SEXTON, Attorney and counseIIor-ai-

General agent and collector, Richmond, Virginia