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BOMBARDEMEMT DE SALE

Voici lie rapport adresse au Ministere
de Ia Marine par lie contre-amral Du-
bordieu, commandant en- chef la division
navaIe expeditionnaire du Marco :la'
raa "Vaisseau lie HENRI ", en- mer, !
z..... lie u nov. G
Monsiur le Ministrc, . .5.,g aa
{. Ainsi que j'avais Gu l'honneur de
vous l'annoncer, par ma lettre du2s de
ce mois, j'ai quite la rade de Cadix le
25 pour me renife devant Sale. Un
temps magnifque favorise notre sprtie.
LIE Henri II, vigoureusement remorque
par le Conner, constamment file plus
de six neuds.
"A I'entree de la rade, j'ai detache en
avant le Caton. porteur de deux somma'
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Louis Bonaparte commence a Perdre
de cette securite quill a simulee dams
les premiers jours de son infsme coup
d'etat. II volt aujourd'hui sur sa tate
Fence de Damocles. lie miserable ne
ra-t-il pas degainfe ct snsPendne lui--
meme? Ceue epee lni a inspire une
terreur panique. Aussi, il Il fait son les
lament. II legue sa fortune I'll ma que
des dettes) ct son pouvoi fatal heritage)
son cousin Louis I,ucien Bonaparte.
C'est egaI, l'id6e de ce testament a
son cote divertissant ct instructif pour
les electeurs du restauroteur du suffrage
universeI. .....' ..s. .-
On constate la Bourse une hausse
considerable dams les fonds. Est-elle
produite par la confance que fait renal
tire la guerre civiIe, ou bien parcequc lie
gouvernement, pour en- imposer au COM
merce ct a la France, achete tout ris-
que ct a, tout prix? Et 81 Ie gouserne-
mcnt eIyseen achete ainsi, que risque-t-il? +?
II ne risque que de Sc paintenir qneI-
que temps... ii he peut jamais rien per-
Dire les agonisans ont bien lie droit de
se ruiner.
Tn correspondent du Courier des Etass
Unis annonce que dams un village, pIu-
sieurs paysans reunis an r''arche, avaient
vote un baiai dor au Bonaparte pour
avoir chasse lsassemblee c'est la un
vote bien prfcieur pour des paysans.
Quoiqu'iI en- soft, tous les hommes de
cGur dc tous les pays. surtout des pays
republicans, voteront Ia France in
telligente un balai de Nemesis, pour fla
geller un ignoble usurpateur ct lui faire
la conduite jusqu'a Pune des frontieres
du pays quill ensanglante. +aa"7a
Nous nous attepdons chaque jour, a
recevoir de France la nouvelle d'evene-
ments de la plus haute gravite. Tastes ou
nefastes que les consequences de ces eve
nements retombent sur Ia cause qni les a
produits Que ces consequences soient
une execraticn universelle pour Bona
parte, TN incemmensurable ridicule pour
&c hsros! s.t#5 a=lf8 afgH.f
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"A eelIe OH les elegants le quittent
pour Sc rendre au theatre. II y est ven"
tous ces jjours-ci. Madame n'etant point
sortie de chez ellie, il s'est dispose ,d'aller
Sc planter dams l'endroit Oh le carosse de
Ia comtesse doit passer. II nest pas
moins exact Sc trouver d i'eglise cha
que fois qu'elle y yaprier. All !c'est I'm
vrai fdele. -. Il. .t...s..s ] "a "a
--Mais il est impossible que tant dat
fection a Sc trouver partout on il pent
l.apperceyoir, nc fappe point Clo.... ia
maitresse, dit Adalbert en- Sc reprenant
aussit6t, ct ellie voyait sanspIaisir tontes
ces simagrees. il les cesserait bient6t.np
Ma fol. je commence ! le croire;
d'abord, parce que madame 'ayant fait
questionner par mademoiselle Augustine,
sur lie cadeau qu'elle voulait ldi 'donner
en- maniere de buane nadncaa pour recon-
penser Pexcelent marche quill lui await
fait faire, M. Edouard a repondu que
| 81 Ia comtesse daignait Iui permettre de
faire COPPER le famenx tablean par III,
ieune eleye de l'accademie de Rome, q''i
Sc trouve en- ce momeut Naples, II re-
garderait cette faveur CONNIE le plus
beau present qu'elle put Jul donner.
FIT cctte permission 2..,.
/ EEsEEs
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llOtlS duIcsseSs huA CdiuS uS UaDdt Ct uc
Sale. Une lettre fat egaIement ecrite
au consul d'Angleterre Rabat pour lui
ofIrir, ainsi qu'a sa famille ct aux chre-
items qui Sc trouveraient en- vile, IN asile
bord du Cation qui nous devancerait
de trois heures. ......,... ...
lie 25, i Ii heures du matin, !e Ca
ton mouilIait par le travers de Rabat, ct
remettait nos pills au reiss de ce port
Des reponses furent promises daus ua
delai dc trois hcrres.
" A deux heures apres-midi, ma divi-
sion arrivat ct de6|ait devant Pentree
de la riviere, en- venant Sc placer au
poste de combat que je lui avais assigne.
L'etat de Ia mer etait assez satisfaisant.
dependant la houle permanente de
loucst imprirnait a sa surface des ondu-
lations qui produisaient d'assez vifs mou-
vemens de roulis pour nos navires. Cette
condition deliverable pouvait rendre
tres hypoth6tique reffet de notre tir a
grande distance il ny await 1onc pas
d'hesitation possible :: il fallait Sc placer
assez pres des forts de Sale pour les fou-
droyer rapidement. En- consequence, je
me fis remorquer par le Conner ct je wins
embosser lie Henri w, deux encabIu-
biures ct denie de terrc, entire le fort
Nord-Ouest ct le fort Sud-Ouest dc
Sale, pour etre meme de les battre
tous les deux. H II b. t1. III "a
" Les fregates a vapeur le Conner ct le
Sand avaicnt recu Pordre de sc tenir
SOUS vapeur sur les deux cotes de mi; Ii
gne deportation, mais plus eloignes de
terre que lie Henri ", pour soutenir no.
ire attaque. LeCaton ct lie Narual de-
vaient Sc placer la Unite extreme de
la portee des forts, prets yenir EN- aide
aux autres batimens. sz5s
''Par un ordre du jour, signals a la
mer, i.avais annoncs a ma division que
lie gouvernement' francais nous envoyait
a Sale pour reclamer satisfaction dun
acte de piraterie commits par les habi-
tans de cette vile. Les etats-majors ct
les equipages avaient accueilli acette
communication avec le plus grand en-
thousiasmc. ,s5s4sitha
Les forts de Rabat ct dc Sale, cou-
yerts dc monde, ne mirent aucune oppo-
sition a notre embossage, quoique Ie
pointagc de eurs canons suivit tous nos
nouvemens. Malgre Fheure ayancee.
de la iournee, le delai dune heure que
i'avais accorde dams ma somma ton au
caid de Sale, etait expire, Ije me serais
decide d commencer Faction, mais le
consul anglais n'etair pas orevenn de
terre, ct l'humanite me sfaisait un deyoir
de ne point exposer lui ct les stems aux
sevices dune population fanatisee conlrc
les chretiens. la@ s. .trgso1, =
6 J'ai done attendu Farrivee de cettc
famille a quatre hcures passees, lc
consul, M. Elton, sortit de Ia riviere,
nous apportant la reponses des caIds.
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avoir copies, 81 nous les pubIlions au]onr-
d'hui, ,aussi pour ne pas donner la m"'"dre
prise aux mauvaises langues, ce moIve-
ment perpetuel de notre steele, nous les
ensevelissons sous Eepais manteau de
heige don't !le temps 4, CONVERT nos con-
trees, a cette. epoque des etrennes' p'us
severe que laayenir. .snous les condamnons
a roubli malgre lenr imnortalie.... La
posterite les vengera. r ....
Pour vous consoIer un peu de ce con-
tre.temps, nous allons vous tpargner une
multitude d'invocations qui vous raPpel-
leraient une multitude de souvenirs my
thoIogiques ct nous n'alIons pas causer
dutout parce que la causerie est une
chose trop... dificiIe, .mais nous allons
vous racconter succintement les creme
naents qui Sc sont accomplis dams nos
parages pendant les derniers huits Jours:
lie bayou repris assez d'emb"npont
pour etre navigable par les plus forts
batcaux d,, heuve. Tous nos 'planteurs
Zen felcitent sincerement ct tons les
proprietaires de fot-bocts lie maud'ssent
de tout ceur. Dtja lie .Mosby, Capt.
Power, Ia parcouru deux fois iusques
bien Ioin au dcssous de Thibodeaux !;
lie populaire ct commode Mary Foley, ce
chez so, de tous nos habitans, passe devant
nous al moment Oh nous ecrivons ces
lignes.... il emportera IN fret considera-
kIe lie Music ne saurait long-temps Sc
faire attendre.
Mais lie bateau Ia visite duqucl mons
etions peut-stre lie seul a nous attendre
depnis long temps, c'est ceIui qui def
Ie bier 81 majestueusement devant Napo-
Ieonville, c'est le Caddo, capt. JOHN
DrMrrRY, Ter. commits EMILE TRINIDAD,
oui commandait l'annee derniere le Ge-
neral Taylor, Get autre bateau anquel
Mr.. Trinidad sut donner tant de vo-
que ct quill sut conduire avec tant de
bonheur. lie Caddo, grace a ses'deux
premiers officers, su monopolser lie
commerce du feuve, depuis Donaldson
vile iusqusa la NouvelIe-Orleans. Ii est
passe hier parmi nous ct il nous review
dra tous les semedis pour alder l'ecou-
lement des riches prodaits de notre sol.
La favour publique ne fera point defaut
au Caddo, aussi recommandable par la
soIldite de sa construction, que par ses
machines ct ses -bonilloires toute
epreuye. Unrest pas bien connu parml
nous, mais NM. Dimitry ct Trinidad, ces
types de Ia courtoisie ct de la complai-
sance, l'auroDt bientot fait connaitre par
tous les hons offices quill rendront a qul
leur en- de nandera. ~ 45a #@
IIy quelques jours IN af1reux acci-
dent est suryenu sur l'habitation de Mr..
Raptiste Chedotal... Un negrillon, de .
i 9 ans, jouait dams on champ convert
de hautes berbes, au moment on Pon
mettait le feu 4 ces herbes. La famine
poussee par le vent, s'est communicate
Le pionnier de l'Assomption. (Napoleonville [La.]) 1850-185?, 1852-01-18
lE PI0kNlER De uASSOMPTlON.
.cgaatsaaaaa PUZZLE PAR s#
EuGENE SUPERVlELLE. !.
ITMANCHE. Is JANVJER. 1852
c(ounttton1 b u1t :Dour1ral !:
ABoNNEMENT Announcement est paya

ABUNNEWI1N = II q oDo1''e' '''e ' r
bic p'AvANeE. *4E N. M
po,rp TIN AN $5 90
n rorrp SIX Mo1s I: :::: :::::: 3 90
Tout abonne qui voudra susPendre son aoon-
,ement, ,devra prevenir' par ecrlt les ealteols' E
auinze jours au moips, avant ieSpira''oh ou
trimestre
aNNONCES:-Pourle les insertions, ,annonces
avis etc. ETC., les conditions sont les sulvantes-
Parp1x L1GNEs, pour la ere insertion ISL 90
i pour les insertions suivantes :::::: 5O
On execute a limprimere du PIosNlER, ct ce
.rx prix les plus moderes, toutes especes d'ou
wages typographiques, (Jobs,) tells que, cARTEs
.cTuREs. PAMPHLETS, BLAEcs, ETC, ETC.
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AGENTS DU .PIONN1ER.

.,.a.,eaf.5as 4aamal M. E. Eude, Passage
N,Ir-OgLEANs de la Bourse, No 80,
ltT7TTl Fa5f5E 2A encoignure Cont.
= Aarysror NM. Richard & Tempet.
R,vfERE-NEuvE. M. Firmin Duplessis.
iprpv VILE M. J. Breau.
ssT-JAcQuEs !. -. nj. Auguste Iheriot.l
ST.JEAN BAPTIsTE, M. Edgard Ferret.
poNT-BREAtx, At. Edmond Bulliard.
sr CHARIEs Rizan Freres, negociants,
TH1BopAux M. Adophe Blanchard.
IJoumA -. nj. F. Gagne.
ager.M.R,R .r. M. Etienne Penisson.
AssompTIor G. Rodriguez, Cafe Star.
RrI1E R,yrERE M. Pierre Theriot.
pA,xcoIrpTyuIr. M.C.J. Z. Gauthier.
Z IT Dams les paroisses on nous navohs pas,
nomme agents, nous prions les Maitres de Posts
de vouloir Sc charger del'agence de notre feullIe
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STEWART yictxens and Mary SIckens, his wife
~ Drnnard Neekns, William Meekins, Emily Meekns, anc
SmthIn the circuit for Dorchester county, sitting
court equity state Maryland, July lsS2 August A.
The object OF this suit decree sale Of certain
real estate lying and being IN Dorchester county.
The hill certain John Meskin late OF said county
departed this life about eighteen hundred
and thirty leaving widow Elizabeth Meskns and Mary Meens
Thomas Mekns DennHrd Neekls and smith that the
said JOHN Meekns seized and o OF land called
MRy lying being Meekns' Neck and Tar Bay
Ia county land
widow, Elizabeth
her said Elizabeth this life
pnnQ eighteen hundred said Mary
ntermared with said Nickensi
said Meekns departed this life,
children William Meekins and Emily Neekns, his heirs
the said lillian MeekIs aud Emily Meekps Infants
that the said Susan smith has
lef Maryland reside unknown
viii be for the benedt and interest OF all
said land shall be sod uuder decree
this cour The purpose Of division Of the proceeds amongst
those eniled thereto.
II therefore audged decreed By The order Of the
Dorchester county bt the complainant by causing
this order he inserted published
Washington city each Of i've successive weeks before the
September giving notice the said absent DEFENDANT
ivng heirs fdead Of the object and substance THE
bill this conr IN by
goY fourth Tuesday Of January
tba pre.g agd show II she they have, why a
ARA SPENCE.
SAMUEL D. LIZ CosrrE Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Testc' -.-. 49,
Augll-law5w r. j. HENRY, Clerk
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NOTICETbe board Of officers OF the appointed under the
N making appropriations for the Of
army approved 81, 1854, which is in the following
terms and figures, 10 WIT
src. find - further enacted That for the pay and equip
mounted hemen finding their horses and forage OF
the command Of Captain John G. FIRE.
Caon during the eighteen hundred and
the Gle ~ the War Department. and
supplies consumed by said volunteers said
service thousand dollars hereby
propaled the Otherwise appopr
Secretary War tzed empowered
appoint and dnetad ~ the army
report all such claims be
subsistence and supplies OF all kinds
furnished whilst
public services for said beard Of officers
oftws thousand dollars is hereby appropriated
being Washington, D. c. notifies all hav-
ing against for funds advanced
supplies kinds furnished taken for the
Of Captain John c.
California during the eighteen hundred and foy
present board Office OF Penn
sylvia and l7th
An documents presented board Eneh language
accompanied by Eng sb translation OF the
The National negencer and Republic, Washington CT the
Courier the New York cypress, Nsw
cy The Pennsylvania IHguiTe IN Phadephs Pal the Re
publican, In ST. Louis, Moi che Buen, 10 New Orleans, La
and the Evening Poayune in San francisco Gal alesd TO
this notice twice week for four weeks and send their
copy Of their the Office Of the board.
WAsHssTos, u. c. August II, 1854
Sept l5-2awaw
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THE UNION SUNDAY MORNING. NOVEMBER a. 1852

Ann White wiIita1a PsrseT.--I.a ahs CtT~alt
Court for Montgomery county Court Of Equity.
TUE complainant, her hill the leth day
land lying in Montgomery county, Maryland devised her BY
James White for the Of six aud deed
delivered BY hsr defendant
OF the said defend
his twelve number VI the
said 81 hundred dollars, which be-
the hundred
my I'VE with interest fran the 2lst lea6
Aud the said deiendant In further the said
executed and delivered tile complainant
with said deed and puporng be
said thereof; which
anant advised SUFFICIENT ia law operate mortgage
on the said land
The bi therefore, pays paper a
equity foreclosure thereof deereed portion
land be sold for the OF the said which
fallen and that the said defendant
make sufficient the said
said be given by the
the purchase that
publication against the said defendant
resides of The OF maryland unknown 10
this 2 day of August 1854 adudged and ordered that
this order be inserted
published Washington In the District OF Co
umba week the 18th day October
defendant of tho object and
this bill aud him In this court in
before the rt Monday Of March next 10
the premises and show IL he has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge
Copy tests
JAS. q. HBsIEs, Clerk.
Sep 4-iAw4w
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PROPOSALS Tor carrying sns mails % tas unitsd
States from the lat day OF January 1883 20 me O day June
inclusive An Illinois win be rseessa al ,he .osuAe ONES o.
Post Once Of ashnston, until The oh
OF 1882 decided BY the day ioiIosins
and AN the Time herein speeihed, Wa
by Manchester, WHITEHALL Carol
ton, Kane, Jelseyvuie, Delhi, and Godfrey 10 Alton,
and back daily sunday, In four horse coaches
three OF die weekly uips 70 embrace Lynnylle, Win
chester Glasgow, and Bieese, instead Of Manchester
and Whitehall
Leave Jacksonville daily, except Sunday, IL,
Arrive al Alton next days by q a ms
Leave Alton daily except Sunday, al 4, p. m,;
Arrive Jacksonville next days by ., a. m.
The mail be carried in preference passengers, and 70
their exclusion required size OF the mails Deduction will
be made nom the mail fo and nes imposed for
those not performed aseeaby contract The Postmaster Gen
eTai the failures Tor violating the
office lie contract schedule provided
he allows additional stock In oiBeeased
expedition No viii allowed should the distance prove
Than advertised. The should be endorsed Mail
proposals 42i0 no and addressed "fhe Second
Postmaster General" .-34. e.s. ...
For further the conditions bidding notes
attached the late advertisement for proposals for carrying the
mails certain routes in Illinois, sc.
3 D. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General
Posr oTrIcE DEPARTMENT, Oct. 81, 1852.
23--w4t
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Land for Sale I'm Eastern Virginia.

THE undersigned being BY from attending
OF land owned by him, concluded offer IL fr
private sale This farm about two miles from Wiiamtbug in
City county In Williamsburg located hourishinE
aud female which considered
excellence by any county William and nry College is
under the of the
assistant bishop the Protestant Episcopal Church Of Virginia. and
distinguishes have educated, including JEFF
Presidents individuals OF edu
eating their children here OF red therefore, great inducement
this vicinity lines of steamers between New
York Baltimore, and Richmond will shortly touch regularly
within mile hi. and thai II
be conyeried lucrative market garden II consists Of
arabic land valuable meadow fine
mill abundance mari. The
wi t5l
miles this farm, the Norfolk Beacon
days since, gentleman who the proprietor Of estate
40 land
The intention Of who wished to make the purchase
TO establish a vegetable gsrden,nsc.
TBE LOWER VIRoIMA--We take from
Norfolk following statistics, &C 'The steamship
Roanoke trip New carried
(Norok 81 barrels d ckers and ~ barrels Of The
Baltimore week past, each Trip 900
barrels peas II 10 estimated less than half million OF
Vegetables from port ''-HieAHond Enquirer,
wishing purchase will communicate with the under
signed, Williamsburg Virginia. - -
July 2l-lawl5 JOHN W. GAIT, NJ D.
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kEH5 lssR hsn3 sssBEs5

A VIEW Houte TO PittsburH- via the baltimore, Sns-
guehnnno and Psnnyiraia RaroadTrousb 10 phtsbprG IN
~ hours train sf will leave Cave station daily
with the United States mail from Washington and Baltimore a.
connecting with the fas line at Mddietown j.
irving nj Harrisburg nj "A, m, 10 dinner ahH
The train Harrisburg for the arriving
Hohaypburg Athis have the option Of
taking either the Johnsfown thence packet
stages direct from Holidayshurg to Pitshnrr.
will be sold following points this
York Wnghtsvic Columbia Marietta Middle,own, Harrisburg,
New Peri, Mierstovn Perysvle, eown Ncvaysiown, Hunt
ingdon, Holldayshurg, and pitshurg
This with the Cumberland valley railroad,
which through Carlisle Shppepsburg Chambeburg and
other points This rad
P the accommodation OF passengers from Washington for Of
the bove pouts, Of the viii be at The
Dept Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival Of
the morning cars 10 receive the baggage, which viii be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct I-dn Tckst Agent.
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THE peE OF this university viii
and end June 29b.
Its l. anoen languages g modern languages; o
mathematics ratnrul phosophy 5, chemy and materis med
icn g. medicines comparative anatomy physongy and
gerry; E. philosophy 10, lecturesbip anatomy
There each school,
modern mathe
macs adjunct professor Of law asd lecturer anatomy.
Expenses. paid n advance; IL
attended $685. ntwo, $50 ench three SIS each SIS
NorE In the school Of law the fee for the intermediate
s60i the senior s75suendancs higher involving
privilege of attending The
enue Of medical lectures, including the dsseepng
fee, are SOS
Road and lodging, including sie bedding urnfure,
and attendance, siO, paid In
UadyHnee; shiny So $40 session fuel and light,
uping room, 70 $40 each 40
Rent Of domory, two occupying room 81 each
Mairicuaton fee SC, SIS Is
93s
contingent dsposite OF S0 required Of student.
The necessary FOR clothing pocket money, books Ss
cannot be accurately stated. tkf
GEssNER HARRISON,
Augl7-2awQw Chairman Faculty,
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Once OF Com ss ssionor "a Pub. 20 Hu,ising-,
WAsnsoToS, September D. 1882
PROPOSALS will be received this Office until 10 ocork
Thursday the 4h November grading and
wing with round the carriage Of Peansvasia avenue
rum 7 Rock creek furnishing and set curb
each side thereof and furnishing and laying flag foot way
Intersection with tho which H.
The width will be about Ie The
than than inches In
diameter laid bed OF good gravel inches deep, and
well waered and amcd Persons proposing will state their price
superficial yard including the grading and all
well the taking old cutters aud naggng.
The cnrbipg of York inches thick and
10 inches deep the edge being dressed beve and
will TINS will be
bed gravel INCHES deep The tagging win be Of large
from the the Falls end Is 10 be laid ON bed
Of gravel inch deep.
will nca,
for tagging foot superficial, including all materials
III grading becomes I'LL than hiteen
will be made above
Depth All material be by the eontrucor
be his disposal such of the old may be used
a fair price will he charged TO the contractors.
them The first will commences
of 10Th the second from the
I'll third from thence
Gath streets the fourth from thence TO west side OF 18th
Proposals grading paving be separate
thae W the pubg and tagging distinct CONTRACTS be made
for these
The work best manner within three
under the of
appointed the Commissioner and his judgment
required contracts, devia
ton from the terms will be allowed, -
will be opened 10 O'clock the 4h of No
presence Of such the bidders attend
al this snce, VIM EAsbf,
Sept 5-Iawt4hNov Commissioner OF Public Buildings.
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, VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-Thes subscriber hayi

A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE-The subscriber, having
IL determined to make change IN his affairs offers or sale me
Virginia, situated immediately the
Le RIVER fapke road leading from Alexandria Wnchestcr
neon city, Distnct Of Columbia The improvements con OF
large and brick house, with Eve
Kitchen and necessary buildings Also brick
wagon baksmths shop, which furnish annually between
hundred Any leads Of About
wood; tho balance cleared aud IN apdy
stock &C. will bo sold with the
land possession For further particulars In
uure ~ Daniel Rncf, Washington city, o. o., Dr.
Isaac Winster, AleIandts, Virginia. . .....,.
Aug la-lnM5t EDMlN Y. fIILHu.h.
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Notice Estnbiishmen MT Of three additional Land
Districts In the State OfIoWa-
Augusta 1884, ent
i can act TO create three additional aad districts In tbs state
hereby DECLARE the land Office
CH AHIToN DsTRlCT,in said STATE is fixed at the
CHI aRITON, that for The "NoRTERN DsTRlCTn at
MONIES, and that for the "MSSOURI RIVER DIS
TRCT GAINESVILLE the which have been
designated by the President OF the United States
hand OF Washington this second day
OF September, A. ID. 1854
BIZ order Of the Presidents - -
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land ofhce.
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NOTICEThe undersigned hereby inform the citizens 81 WASH
ngton and the public generally that they have this day entered
copanershp for the Of making plans
and estimates for dwelling and other and
all descriptions builders prsctics
with building
the undersigned thus tn offer their services the Increasing de-
msnds Of the community.
Office street side, from
open for business fTout 3, NJ, To g. D.
An orders viii be- acended promptly end liberal
John g. " kFKNEss.
Aug l0-2awlm wN. w. BIRTH,