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Ed,OardsriHc and Springfield Districts.

There being nc lands within the EDWARDS
VILE District, and no tmsoid lands within the
SraISuFiELD District, falling within the six mile
limits Of the railroad grant, such vacant and
unappropriated lands exterior TO such limits, ly
ing within those districts, which have been with
held from private entry on account of said road,
and found TO remain to the United States after the
sslections for the road grant have been completed
will, IN like manner as the aforesaid, be restored
to private entry, or location, at the following pc
riods, 10 wit: the lands in EowARDsvILLE DlsTRicT
on Monday, the f,oclfh day Of July next; and the
lands in the SPRIsGFIELD DISTRICT on Monday, the
ttoelty- siIh day OF July next.
No right OF pre- emption 20 any Of the public
lands which have been withheld from market on
account OF the railroad grant will be recognised TO
have accrued in virtue Of settlement made thereon
subscquent TO September 20. 1850, and prior TO the
day when the land shall again be made subject to
private entry "a aforesaid.
Where locations are made by land warrants,
they will be received at the minimum price Of the
land and any deficit Of the purchase money must
bc paid in each, in accordance with the regulations
prcscribcd 10y this office 23d March last
Given under my hand, at the General Land Of
fec, the third day Of April 1852.
Ap6-lawl3w J. BUrTERFlELD, Comm'r.
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In nIILnERs ANn nAILnotp CON-

" PANIES.-Jhc suhscrIbcr 10 now part owner
cf 'Fullcr's Patent Intin.RUbbcr Car SPRING.
aud cautions an pcrsuns interested o his dCteriu-
nation TO uilintain lis rights under this patent.
Fuller patent be the original, first, and only gen
uinc patent. Extensive arrangements are made TO
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The price u fixed az fifty cents per pound, in
cludinr the privilege 60 use the patent.
The American Institute have just awarded the
advertiser the fret premium for the beet lndia-rub
Der car springs.
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ing the exact uze Of the piece Of the rubber re-
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No other pcrson has authority 70 mako or Vend
the India. rubber car springs which operate by
rrcsaion of the rubber HORACE H. DAY,
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tested ono of their Saamandcr Fire Proof Chests at
which time they consumed five cordsof woo dovcrit,
commencing at A. NJ. and continuing until r.
M, making five hours intense heat, amounting 10
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the next morning, when IL wes opened in our pre-
scnce and ell the looks and papers taken out,
having been preserved entire. The above named
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examined by calling at the store of Evans K Wat
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GENTLENES: Having been prcscntwhcn the con
tents Of the chest alluded TO in the above certificate
were exposed TO view, Itako pleasure n adding my
testimony 70 tho pcrfcotsecurity ofthc papers. No
mark Of fire was apparent on any ofthcm.
Respectfully, 5. V. MERRIGK.
PHrtApErPHrA, Sept l6, 1880.
BALTIMop2, June IS ,ls49.
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GESTLENES We have p.uch plcasurcin recon.
mending your Fire proof Chests 10 the notice ofthe
public, tho one VIC purchased from you having
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dergoing a very severe heat during the fire which
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street wharf, the Schuylkil on the 9th Of June,
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nAyCING ACADEMY.-FIRST COURSE -
~ Mr.. r. r. LIABLE has tho honor TO announce
to the citizens Of Washington, Georgetown. and
Alexandria that bic first course Of dnutin lessons
Tor the season will commence on Thursday, No
vembor 3, OF his room over George and Thomas
avenue. between 9th and 7th streets, opposite
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Daysoftuiton-Tucsd Thursdays and Sat-
urdeys.
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and taught. Oct22-tf
I1OT<E, TAU, AND LIME on hand. aad for
u sale ofhs T0shing'On Gas Torks- Coke
as fncl gives an intense heat, and gnitcs almost
ne readily charcoal. The Coal Tar is used
chiefly paint, for the preservation II timber,
iron, &c The Lime being hi ghy imprcgnatcd with
AMMONIA, is Of great value a manure, and IA v
superior TO tho ordinary lime when uscd for that
purpose. DoC2g-tf
Intelligence and Union.I
HUDSON RIVER FInE AND MARINE In
SURANCE COMPANY or NEW YORK.
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Capital : 100000 Gall paid in and securely invest
cd according 20 law)
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w household furniture and other property
any,cherc IN this District The adjoining STATES on
the most favorable terms
The public may rest assured that all losses sus
taincd Ivy this company will be literally and PROMPT.
iy adjusted at their office IN this city.
ISAIAH BLOOD, President
ALFRED NONON, YicoPrcsidcnt
p. J. AVERY. Secretary.
JAS. a. REQCA, Actuary.
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Public attention is called 90 the Advertisement u
Mr. Day. IL is now tic only pcrson authorizcdto
manufacture and vcnd my patent m the United
Statcs W & FULLER
BY bic Attorney, G.. VI. KNENlrT.
NEw NoaK, 1851. Feb t-tao bmo
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lX1HATELY's ENGLISH SYNoNYMES, /
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- Department until o'clock on Monday, the
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Passengers Sailed.

children and servant Elliot, GODDARD, stewart,
Mrs williams and child, Thompson, Mrs Clsrk Mrs
Nay Mrs Andorson Mrs Kidd Mrs Rtnseec, Mrs Medium.
Miss Summers. Mrs Thresdoraft nsri,on, Allen and
nsrsszthy. Mrs Werts child. Memory, Gor IN.
DE Packard. W Sawyer: \ R dc Lornisr = Knspp. J
Croker, Mrs Rsrlov, Miss Rogers, ht,.e Cross
Phts, DR. Bernhard. Mrs Breyfosc Miss M Cuyer. y
and wife. bremen, Scott, Barton, Niohoi, II
Miller and servant. FIsncisco. Daniels and wife,
Mood. stsysr, a Dunn, Swan, 7 PIimpton,
more, Clark, b Griffin. Tell w Harris. eishop, S
q Reynolds, Weller, q Martin, Allen, d Ecolez IL
ol.se hya.cn s.ishbpry and & WIFE Clever
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,esls Bal, gsidrs h Ts,f Whi,c Rsn,sm,
ssntsr b Pierce, Il Begeyaus, Mrs Il Bright And
daughter David, Stephens Reynolds, Dan ford
wo9derd 2 Bar,noomsr, hAay G Cochran, X Roy;
ranford, Lincoln, RichsrdsouJ Gleason, Rsuoo
Davis, Robinson, sar,n. wife ant child Smith.
wife and chnd. Dslsno. Hardin. 4 Harrington "
Churchill, A Banlin, r Fsleori Wildcy. Link
a sSis SSs:s Kss.ssIy, ROWS wensssgsh
iioss J. Diaor. Dixon, o olds, i ODDS, W Rises
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rsrd. W Mead Berry Q Williams. " Elder A Aonro,
pisses wss. MsssD Sousbessy' '' Lsa ss'S
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F Fsss ssssrs Sss S Ssn'f ot Gssnss
baldwin. s uotchtisr. Kimberly. u Piats y BAKER
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N KITImE TELLIG ENCM,
PORT OF NEW YORK, JAN 81, 1852
Cleared.

Cleared.
sss sSn Gasns TS Sss1 Marble
ship Aiddlescx tnew), PArmlee New Orleans Stan.
Brig Flbbersy. Stephens. Cape Town. &c. Barclay Il
Livingston.
Brig Eurydice tBr) Mckinley. 81 Jehns nj, Roome
Brig Gilmore, Edridge. Mobile, Ladd g. Church.
Arrived.
UsA steamship Arctic. Luce. Liverpool Jan 7, with
come 70 the city until the afternoon whom she
dst PIER kR Her mails and passengers brought up
steaIaahip Alabama. LUDLOW Savannah. 18th inst, IL
WI ma , sad raosensers 70 Mitohi The an
consequence Of the ice Experienced very weather
iram uassrss Spoke lsh las - s lon rs o. ship Fair
Ship RcscSs EiSridse ivsrpooi Dec t. with mdse and
psscengers to Testo Coz At anohor Outside
BARK Hannah Thornton. Davis Bristol, 4s days, with
mdsc, 10 McGaw. has been dsys in the bay.
B,t Pilgrim Sawyer 81 MARKS 10 days. with cotton. to
Brig Cyprus Isrr 2ohl. Alien Liverpool OA 90. with
eosl and Isl passengers TO Rowland Aspnwa tsee Ma
sebr Roanoke. Lord. Ellsworth via Boston.
Below.
Bark Petres, Whitman. Charleston, days. with cotton.
~'' !" Sailed.
Steamships United States tnew) Berry, Ban Jusn And
su1rise Me- with snow, ~ meridian do; A. sunset, W.
The ship ssxony from New orssns. was carried from
The sohr Montrope hence fer Mobile NJ Owls
Head Monday afternoon and was got of BY steam tug
Tho telegraph 81 tho Nsrrow reports ships bsrks and
hrige At anchor outside. bourd In, at suLeet,
cut of by the ice From the dumb beacon 10 the western
shore s cold msss. There square rgged vessels In
The packet ship Bavsf cot undcrvegh ths mernus but
anchored again near tho middle ground.
N5 See ne W columns for sooouns OF Ma state of
tho rive., aud varieps marine mnters
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SPENCER Curtis. Edsen. Henry Cole George Brush.
!hsSs WiIHL. samus smiley Paaiel w1isshssd. Aisaso
Ken Mseane Murphy Phelps. John n Busa Peer
,s s csl.. Ts s%ss eSs Curtis Cur
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jenkins Mss Issoa psspi.s Desp,a sn.ssnoi ~. "
sekip Wilder. Mrs Lendruyn and children Ful-
tcr. Evans hmc Desplas Marshall: lady and chill
han. Bartlett Rev Mr. Bailey lady aad children W
Eker. lady and children, Taylor. Evans. Mar
Tin: Graham. Goodlander. Topman rnd lady Mrs
Hayes M naehi. Miss rellowes. Mr. reowes, lady and
drep. Ms Wood and child, Mrs Thomas and children,
fhurson lady and child Mrs 1urrell and servant Mrs
Newha aid servsnt Mrs Prince, Mrs Prncs-2Nin the
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priionsrs One Of them. Enoch Reid. (oolored) was
arrsgnsd, whenlhis counsel Mr. Hiliis moved quash
the indictment ON account Of nformaity In drawing
the grand jury, 60 Joehus A. Spencer on the part Of
the government contended that such motion could
not be made without eight day previous notice Judge
Conkin decided that the motion could be made With
out notice party has right At any time move
quash an eight day rule applies In civil
cases only The United States District Attorney then
requested to have the papers until tomorrow in order
that be might ascertain the true ground upon which the
motion to quash Is made The court then adjourned
until Il. morrow. Witnesses from Missouri on their
way to this city, arrived at Columbus ohio this fore
noon things look now these trials may not proceed
during this term
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House OF Representatives.
w.sHisc1oy, January Il, 1852


The Houss met ct bali past ore.
LxrLssATos BOUNTY LAND Law.
Tie srLAhrn announced the Grst business to be q
bill explanatory CT the Bounty Land law Of September,
1850 On the motion pending to refer the subject 20
Committee Of thu Whole,
Mr.. FiIcH, (tem J Of 10 snd the bill vas crude
ard IN perfect one and that its passage was totally I'M
Necessary one having already passed that perhaps was
row engrossed in the Senate making land warrants as
egnsble H. toek up several seotioRs sni condemned
them.
MT CiAEE. tdern } ofIowa advocated an Amendment
lopeslhg en- uniform mooe 81 assignment unoer sue.
rRuittohs AS may be prescribed oy the seorctary u
tne interior shd urged The mperfsciicrs OF the bill lie
N@oppoeed ss a. present sdvped against the provision
tcr we issue o. q new batch Of land warrants.
Tke morning hour having ekpired, the uouie went
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The Empire City.
New ORLEANs, Jan 20 1852.
The Empire City has arrived from New York.
From PlttaLurr.

From Plttsburg.
THE WHEELING BRIDGE CAsE-INDIGNATIoN MRET-
ING-RoBBERS ARRESTED, ETC.
PirrsBrRG January 81, 1852
Last night meeting held in opposition to the
Withdrawal of the Wheeling bridge suit by the Legisls
lature-Mayor Guthrie presiding and the Hon William
wilkins and other distinguished citizens, participated
number Of resolutions were passed protesting against
nifty of the Commonwes h ruinous to navigation and
trade, insult to the United States Supreme Court
which for two sessions hes had the under conder
on and depreciating the standing Of Pennsylvania
with the sister states.
Three asst IN thieves, names Howard aas Dyers Ro
berts alias Jack Williams, and Ward alias Bill Oliver,
arrested this morning for robbng Californian Of
$500 at the Allegheny depot. l,400 have been re-
cOYered.
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Passenuers Arrival.

LvERPoor-Steamship Arctio-J Erokenbrack, Miss e G
Warnsford, Marcus, II Randall. Kuhne @ Ell zlsh, S
Holmes Osborne Petre, bearer Of
me ssstiGn Parc 70 the hon sccret.ry ofssate Wash
YELL Hitchcock. Holgate, + Tryon, j CANDY, s
Gnion. Pritehard. Carnot, 0autrey. J tuvdam,
A Dolphin, e. Hoabausf. aeigher, p bryan, Gold.
binton heishsn, Mrs Meghan Mrs Hurpt aud child
Mrs Booker and child, Meyer, Handley,J DooIan
III Tuyte, Clsrk-Total, AZ.
SAvAENAm,stesmship Alabsma-Dr Russ, lady and GER
Rcgors. MYs ludlow 1t U Il GIsdding, B weymouth
Walker Jr. Eff Walker. Walker Jr, P Da.u Jr. w a
Thomas, o johnson. c. Ellis, I Vaughn. Hopkins
Ansur. kiy, Salisbury and son, Pustan, X Car
ter. Buter, Capt Sect. Thos Highsm, Scars s
Ellsworth, Butler, Taylor Jr, A Wetmore, 6rop.
Shawl in the eteerage,
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Herald Marine CorrsspOndsnes.
Acknowledgement, CIV r 81 Jan a RM
Nothing cleared. Miscellaneous.
BRG FRANCES LoRD 0Adding from Boston. is reported
nf an hsnS ssys Ss the shocks and
soKR IoREsr fKennebunkl Blanchard from Pensacola
sbs Dec for Attskapa 10 load for NYoEh went ashor
could not be 9ot on
scHR 81 HnLErA tof ssem Hatch from Phiadelphia tc
sale With her cargo became total less; Grew saved by
the life boat This supposed DO she unknown vessel
brig The 5. Helen. insured. but her osrso is sup
PioT BOAT sAasaAI Tunsy was forced ashore 2osi
To-day Rookie but expected come off next tide
. u ~ sys sss z sa
barge in hRoguss Hssbor IN Elk river few niles below
delphia Jan ). ist 50 II. lon is 10.
Steamship Falcon from NYork for Havana. was seen jar
ship Liberty from Mobile for Hsvra. was seen Jan a. OF
Bark AIterd Andrews. from NYork for Galveston, Jan
49, ~ Avn Foreign Ports.
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alag repair Portsmouth. AunEoe demned and to BE-
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Hooper Pike w.lsn Mason and ashis ssoa irving Pa
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snip o.pHsDi a@s from syr.ns:Ge vi. siqs.pors.
she Western s q; Boston went
Barter 70. HYo.h were a. Sand Heads zdsh and
CxRSESAs Jan s~Bsrl John Bird. Bird for Baltimore.
Log brig Levi; f,s.s
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r,Ss day through stress Of wesshsr. N'''N
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Orleans; Jaa !. Kirkland; Cooi. Rio Jsnere:,
In the river outward bound, Cen Parkhil HeKown for
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Mia Cray do With dssps.oh Arctic ts Luce for NYort
s1i H'sss M @ ss
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yslt ia Phsdsphia FGulie aa,h Richard Morse.
hSnd 90 Hs 1: for ~
Ss:p.ssh E..sssS Bruce Brs.n isi Mssi!s 81 Kesns:
wes.morsand do 7sh; Olympus Wilson. Do 18th; Ghmsrs,
Mansfield and Laplsnd Simpson. do with despatch:
Enid for LOG I'd inss Nsrragansett Phadelphia John
Bell, Kcan. Savannah.
Also in port ldg Rich, Burwe for Boston; Isaac
Wright for NYork; Lucy Hale Thomas, for Baltmore;
Irene Robertson; Asia McAuey Queen Pomarc DrisoOll
and Henry shelton. Allen. for Rio Janero.
n viz cd Ses hGas
50th, Lady Arbella, Gray, Havana.
In port Junius Cooper for Boston soon Oriental Palmer
for Hong Kong and Canton Jan 49, Roman, Putnam for
shapghae Independence. Gordon for New York 9TH
karaaret Evans Pratt for do 18Th; Patrick Henry Hub
hard for do 2st Ocean Queen Doane for do 2h Charles
Andrews for Boston, ldg Christians, Hammond, for New
York. do.
MATAHzAs, Jan 6-Sld bark Dexter, Charleston.
PoRT epAIN. Dec lS-brig st Andrew Robertson, from
Batmore Sid 18TH schr Petrel Fitzgerald, San Bias 70
load for Baltimore.
Sr JeHN NIB Jan 1l-Arr bAyks InfantA. Griffith. and
Albion. Bell, NYork.
Home Ports
LEWES, ism 20 II ANA brig in this morning. sup
poeed 70 DO the Shavmut from Belize Hon. heavily laden
and BID TO Philadelphia making in the barber 26 sa all
safe.
2e., ANA bark is coming in. Floating Toe in ths
bay ia st heavy Vessels in hArbor
Ported and perfectly safe. Wind NV. with snowy ap
rearaace.