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II For Coughs. CeIds, Group and

20 For Coughs, Caidss Group aud
Hnoopiag Ccugh.-Bs prepared f9r caange CT
wcsEheg,Tne frequent changes of the weather
bring with it bad Colds, Cough, Asthma, Irritation
OF the Lungs, Sore Turoat and Bronchilis, all oi
which cured, aud tha system fortified against
frequent attacks b. using DR. ] S koSE's Cele-
bratad COUGH SYRUP. Price only SO cents.
Children are aiso liable to Group, which dan
gerous complaint yields immediately to Dr.. J :
Roses never falling GROUP SYRUP. Psice p
cents
Wnoopiag Cough, another complaint, always
worse in cold aud DAMP weather. The afflicted
viii find gre relief ia the use Of DR. j s Roses
WHoOPlNG COUGH SYRUP, which always re
lcves aud prevents the diaease from ranniLg iuto
other diseases such as Iniisms.a on Ut the Lungs,
Dfopsy in tie Cheat and Consumption. Price 81
cents Dr. Roses ssGcessfai treatment In Gil Laag
Affections has created great eemand for the above
highly valuable Family ksedicines.
10 be had at the Drug stores Of PURCELL,
LADD * CO.. BENNETT & BEERS, ADiE a.
GRAY, A DUVAi., X Il DUYAL, GAYNoR a.
WOOD, q A SrRECkER, A BoDEkER, ]
BLAIR, If ZACHRi5SoN aud w LADD.
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- FOR RENT.-That large house in the
81 town Of Manchester, commonly known as the
old Farmers dotel, will be rented for the year
1853 or for a term OF years. 1t is suitable for q
Hotel, for boarding school, OF for private fami
All necessary repairs will be put upon it. For fur
ther particulars apply to Robert Ward Attorney
at Law, No SO, Main street, nearly opposite City
Hotel or to Mrs Brooks at the Columbian Hotel
de l4-tf
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Change OF Ho.rs.-Encreased
49, Rate of Speed.-5ee what adams &
Co. are doing for thsir patronsl The Express now
leaves Baltimore at O'Clock III, i'll charge Of ex-
perienced AID trusty agents, and arrives IN Rich
rnond at 5A NJ. Goods ordered by this morn
ins'e mail, viii be delivered tomorrow morning
without fail.
Gu Express for the North, East and West, now
closes at 81 P N-arrives in Baltimore at early
hour next morning.
Banks and Brokers will please take notice. that
by tais change they will be greatly accommodated.
Drafts On England, Ireland ana Scotland for sale
az this Office. ADAMS d co,
nos 14:h street, Richmond Va.
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Se~.S%s il. W. fSrAEtAE. Attorney at
So LAW and Notary Pabisc.-Practces
in all tie Courts OF Hearico County and Richmond
city. As a Notary Public, particular atlention will
lie paid to the taking of Dispositions, I'm or out OF
dis otfice> Proof aud Acknowed 5ements OF Deeds,
Relinq Qishnen's of bower, &c. Claims fer coilec-
ton enirus led to him, promptly attended to.
Office removed 10 30 81 three doors ebove City
II 9te on North side Of Main street, Richmond, Va
de 2-1y
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49, MUTUAL BUILDING FUND and
49, LOAN COAPANY.-The third regular
monthly maeling Of this g mpany will be held at its
flee, corner Bank and 18th streets, on Vedues.
days tie 18th instant, at O'Clock, 2. NJ Stock
holders are required TO pay their monthly install
nents TO the Secretary the 18th instant, previous
to the hour Of meeting.
WOODBURY. B. BIGELOW, sac'y
de I4-2t
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s~r..n~s JOHN Ii. EsAEeTIN, POaTRAIr
80 PAINTER AND ENGRAVER, ZIG
Main street, over TyEcr's Gun store.
L. B. III. expects to leave the city about the
IL. January to be absent several months. Persons
having business with him, are therefore invited to
give HIN an early call no 30-lmis
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C- valuable Ccai Property, slaves
&C.. at Auct;sn.-rhe attention OF the pub ic
is called to tue sale By the trustees, of Messfs P.
and T. Croaches valuable coal pr operty and slaves,
to take place Wednesday, the 18th Dee, 1852,
On The premises, commencing al II o'clock.
de l4-2t w. G0DDIN, Auct
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sss-Sas AUCTION NOTICE.-Attentlon Is So
aS@Sa licited TO our sale This Morning, at 10
O'Clock.
de IA ALEX MOTT & CO.
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JUST received by A. MuRhlS, 90 Main street
" Vol 5.h Eancroft's History of the United States
de II
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-, specie " anIed.-We viii pay the
- highest premium for silver coin. Quar-.
ters and small change preferred.
no9 c w PURCELL. & co.
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We call particular attention to the subjoined
communication
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r l. d R.-Iaiiaierro's
l. and other fine brands of Flour, for sale by
de Ii VOOLFOLK, in.
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EEED sTUHE.-Ship STUFF, Bran, Brown
l. STUFF, Oats and Corn, always on hand and for
sale by p. VOOLFOLK, ia,
de Ii 100 Road street
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d EAGLE kNFANTh Y, ATTENTION.
q Attend a meeting and drill II, lafayette Hal, on
Thursday next, the 10th tnst, at O'Clock
~ hi.
BY order Of the LIST Lieut. Commanding.
de IA JOHN G. POWELL, o. S.
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NAVY YARD, KIrrERY, MAINE.

Glass No. l.--ILWdwWc--- Brass
dozen iortise locks, 81 SI.inch wood knobs.
iorJ inch doors, per sample per dozen
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CHARLES SEXTON,

Attorney anu ~ 1""s
nFFERS his professional services in tho Supreme
~ Court Of the United Statcs, in claims before
the Court Of Commissioners, and in claims against
the various Departments Of the General Govern
,ncnt and before Congress, in procuring patents,
in obtaining pensions and bounty lands, IN collect
ing debts and inheritanocs, and negotiating the
purchase and sale OF lands in any part oil the Uni-
ted States; especially in prosecuting claims before
the Court of Commissioners under our treaty with
Mexico, s prepared to give his full attention, md
to California and.ti cases coming up IN the
United States Supreme Court on appeal.
The latest maps Of the States and Territories,
compiled FROM the surveys Of the General Lnnd
Office, and statistical information, embracing the
improvements and population OF the Territories
and the important towns in the United states,
agreeable the late census, can bc obtained aths
office, 18th street, opposite the Treasury wash
ington. ID. e.
RsrEnssces: Hon. Justin Buttcrfold, Washing.
ton City; his Exccllcncy Alexander Ramsey, 81.
Paul Minnesota; John X. Livingston, Attorney nj
Law, New York City; Peter II. Burnet. Attorney nj
Law, Alviso, California; Mcssrs. Thomas Cowpcr-
thwait & Co, Philadelphia; Mcssrs. A u. Ladew
4 Co, S. Louis; Alessrs. q. Alternately & CO.,
Oregon City.
Feb 7--2aw3m
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NAVY YARD. BROOKLYN, NEW YORK.

Z. OI'aoo UUU.
100 cords mixed oak wood. per sample, per cord
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Glass No. 5.-Elar CanDas.

To be 90 inches wide aud 40 yards TO the bolt
Glass No. g. Cotton Caacas and Hammock
and Bag Stuff
100 bolts No. l. cotton canvas, to weigh As lbs per
bolt per sample, per bolt
25 bolts, No. 10, cotton cam
vas, to weigh 26 lbs
per bolt do DO
$50 bolts hammock stuff do DO
100 bolts bag stuff do do
The cotton canvas to be 20 inches wide and 30
yards to the bolt The hammock stuff to lie ~
inches wide, to contain so yards, and weigh 100
lbs. The bag stuff to be ~ inches wide, to con-
tain 80 yards, and weigh IS lbs to the bolt
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also agree 10 furnish and deliver, on hkctcrins
and conditions, nj the said navy yard, any addi-
tional quantity of said articles that may be re-
ouirrd before the expiration of the fiscal year end
ing 30lh June 1853, on fifteen days previous no
ticc from the Bureau or tho commandant OF said
navy yard.
Ifmy offer bc accepted, dcsirc 10 bc addressed
through the post Office at ----, aud the contract
TO be sent TO the navy agent at -----, Tor esecu-
tion.
Very respectfully, A, B.
To Cornfno. w. II. SHUBRroK,
Chief of Bureau Of Construction, &c,
Washington, ID. Z,
We, the undersigned, residents Of ------, in the
State Of -, hereby guarantee that, in the
foregoing bid Of ----- be acceptcd that --- will,
within ten days after the receipt OF the contract al
the post Office designated, execute the same, with
good and Sufficient suretics, To furnish the supplies
embraced IN said bid in conformity With the terms
of tho advertisement under which II was made.
O.
u. r..
thereby certify that, TO tho best Of my know.
ledge and belief, the abovc-naned guarantors are
good and sufficient. T. H., Navy Agent.
FORM OF ENDORSEMENT
on The envelope transmitting the offer:
Proposals for Napai Supplies (pame the ydrd)
Class No. -.
NAVY YARD, RiTTERY, MAINE.
Glass No. l.--IImdtcmc--- Brass.
dozen nioriise locks, I 3, ,.inch wood knobs
forl inch doors,por sample per dozen
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259, 900 pounds nd, square, aud flat
irun per pound
All the foregoing TO be the best American rolled
iron, in bars not less than 10 feet long.
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No. 2s5.
o. Oakum.

Glass No. TO- Oakam.
10000 lbs best quality oakum, made from junk,
per sample, per ID.
Glass No. ll.--.Maniiia Hemp.
so tons Manila hemp, per ton Of 9 80 lbs
Glass No l2.-StafiOyiery
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FORM OF AN OFFER.

hereby agree to furnish and deliver, Mt the Ma.
Wy Yard at ---, IN conformity with the require
nIcnts OF the advertisement from the Bureau oI
Constr uc ton, Equipment, and Repairs, Of the
9th April, 1852, the several articles embraced
in (clafs No. y or classes No. - and No. - for
that yard, 20 wit;
CLASS No. -.
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nICKENS'S BLEAK. HOUSE, Nos2.
~ London Labor and London Poor, No. Is.
Lyra. and other Poems, by Alice Carey.
Notes on the Book Of Revelation, by Albert
Barnes.
Rirwan's Letters TO Chief Justice Tancy.
Revolutionary Memorials, embracing Poems,
by Rev. Wheeler Case.
The Glory of Christ, Illustrated in His Character
and History, including the Last Things OF Ills Me-
diatorial Government; by DR.. Gardiner Spring
Claret and Olives, being No OF Putnams
Semi monthly Library.
Just issued and for sale by
TAYLOR s. MAURY,
Ap2i Booksellers, near 9Th street
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KossUru,s DAGuERREoTYPE.

ry,HE ADVERTISEMENT in the Baltimore Sun
\ Of the 18th, and the New York Times OF the
10th instant, by Whitehurst claiming the credit Of
having taken the likeness Of this distinguished in
dividual, is not true.
The only Dagucrreotype which has been taken
in Americn Of Governor Kossuth, was taken In his
rooms al Browns Hotel, by Bennett, and the only
original picture in this city may be seen at HE
Gallery, near Seventh street All others arec copies.
Dapucrrcotypes Of Madame Pulszlsy and other
distinguished individuals also on exhibition at
BENEFITS National Gallery,
Ian % Pa. avenue, near 9TH street.
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CLASS No. d Composition .Ndlls.
1000 lbs 1, in. composition sheathing nails
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WE ca the attention Of the ladies complete
dress goods selling
prices. in advanced
we are selling handsome bereses at lex ADD rs cents
rad and plan cambrcs very cheap
Dotted swiss musiin-, from % centsu
muslin suitable for covering glasses,
Handsome India alias, Mt 30 cents
Rich black siIks ~ all prices
100 pieces figured lawns from laf cents up
Handsome pprhsms, all prices
pieces berega de Iaines cheap
10 pieces Barnsey %, I0a, ia, and 1914 sheetnrs
10 do handsome table linens
Russia diaper, all widths
Irish linens, NIL qualities
dox towels, cheap
white and brown linen drills for boys
necrss strip
pieces linens for covering furniture, &C.
Us pieces handsome black lawns, at IAN cents
hose, Of All coors and quail
tiles
Msrino sauxe shirts, &C.
embroidered muslin curtains ri very low figure
white shrng cotlons, from sk cents up
Donesiics OF all kinds the lowest mark= price,
We have len few worked infants robes, which we win now
close OF very cheap
with general roods, which win offer
below prices order reduce stock prepare
tory 20 taking inventory month.
BAY STATE LONG sHAwLs.
we would going the springs fn want
win dnd good assomeni n heavy Bay s long shavs which
we will sell very cheap this weather, - -
July e--d9w w, NJ. SINISTER Co
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by J. G. MCGUIRE, auctionser.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY IN TIE
city of Washington virtue Of decd OF trust from Cornelius
Horton TO The subscriber dated on The 9Th day Of Deeember
ls and recorded 7t day December lS47 In bsr w
No. lg flo land Wahngtun
District fCoumba, shall cell public auction
bidder therefor the whole numbered ia and 1884, north
OF Lafayette Square divided by s suee running north to the
which bounds the No. Ia "a, 5s
feet and is laid of In building lots No s5 contains
both containing l59C6 feet which will be offered
desired There
No "a frame cottage containing sir and kitchen
Both enclosed and cultivation market
den Sale 20 be made the premises Monday the l2h Of July
at 6 O'Clock, IN
Sir hundred and y dollars Of the
paid hand the residue in three equal Of SIX twelve
with from Of sale be secured
satisfaction Of If the Of compiled
win in three day ser the sale the be- rsod the
pense risk Of first purchaser
a payment Of the purchase and valid deed
will be given by
JUDsoN MITCHELL, Trustee.
JAS 9. MCGUIRE,
July I'D Aucloneer.
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ny Il. N. sTRATroN, Auct,oneer

by Il. ". sTRATroN, Aucttoneer.
STotK OF FAsHIoNABE BOOTS AND SHOES, FRENCH
and English kids Morocco, and other skins asup braid.
gaoons &cOn Mondsy the l2ih instant 10 O'Clock
sell occupied by
Johnson, Pennsyvania avenue AZ and
known Davan's Budns,) consisting Of
Mems goat, hno calf and grain boots
DO patent leather Congress do
DO fine quilted bottom
Fillmore and Oxford ties, calf Brogans
Boys and youths calf boots and shoes
Ladies' Morocco, Md calf, grain, and goat buskins
DO bisck and fancy lasting callers
DO fine French morocco and Mid slippers
DO plain and figured silk satin CATERS
DO bafgaers and Jenny Land shoes
Morocco and Md
Misses slips, misses huskns and boots
Together with general assortment Of
Chidrsn shoes mems women's, and children gum shoes
Travelling trunks and gum sncheis
Also large lot 81 French and English Md,
Madeira, and other skins
oolOrsd asns., -s br.id galoon hndlns resets
buckles and buttons
Pseneshsr and Morocco-worked uppers lasts,
Together with the store-furniiure, viz
Painted floor cloth, carpets, mahogany Sofas tables
Table covers mats, stove
One superior French plate mirror feet by feet inches
Terms $50 and under, $780, 90
% days $780, and four months credit sssc-
rorily endorsed, bearing interest.
July I'D
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mens To these lriumphs firmly, we must again
place the administration OF gov eminent in the hands
Of those who VIII viganty guard our treasury, protect
our constitution, and preserve Union all lis in
legrily
Although victory certain we must not anticipate
Easy triumph. Our adyersaries animated with the
spirit OF their distinguished leader. will make gallant
defence But mere military glory triumph over
be constitution, when its defenders united. and do
the safety OF our constitution and the existence OF our
Tree government depended his vote and his unllrng
efforts
am. with great respect your 9eedsG M ss5yap No
From Col Nicholas Haigh. Of The Vsteran Corps Of the
War Of 1912.
New YoRK. June 80. 1852
DEAR SIR; The circular OF the Taumany Society, or
Columbian Order. signed by the Committee OF Arrange
nents and yourself Grand Sachem, is received The
objects therein expressed Iaudable and paisewortby
The principles therein alluded 10 are, think the prnc
Piles OF the OF 1912, and cannot but meet with
hearty response IN the bosom OF every veteran oil that
war
join with the Society for the celebration OF the approach
ing anniversary of our national independence merits their
wamest thanks, and for whom have TO state their PRIOR
engagements Tor thai day the guests OF the honorable
mayor and corporation OF city will prevent their &C
The commaDdant would further state that the objects
OF the Veteran Corps that they may be
known 10 each other TO aid those that be sick and needy
and deceny inter those who, from any are unor
unaely without relatives and reads TO perform this last
sad office.
They have throughoutsa long life been Individually
and collectively engaged in the OF their counrys
advancement and deence-defence of her rights her in
situations, and honor-which principles still dear to
them, and nearest their hearts desire and to them il is,
at this late period OF time, source OF much qualification
have been spared to their advancing in
the footsteps which they have rod whereby the boon of
freedom, received from their fathers of the revolutions
may be passed to future generations. Your circular will
be duly presented by to the corps at their FIRST meet
ing.
have the honor to be your obedient servant,
NICHOLAS HAlGHT,
Colonel Veteran Corps OF the war OF 1919.
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A NEW Route TO Pittsburg. via the BALTIMORE. Sus-
gpehanna and Psnnparia RaiiroadThrousk TO Pbprs
80 express Of win leave Calvert station daily
States Washington Baltimore
connecting with the fast line Mddieown
irving Harrisburg at II, p. 10 dinner
train Harrisburg for the d arriving
Hodaysbur Ahis point option
taking either the Johnstown packet
stages direct from Holidsysburg Pusbnrg
Tickets win be sold following this train,
York, Wrrbtsvlc, Columbia Marietta MddIetown, Harrisburg
New Por, Meown perysvlIe, Lewsown Nc yeystown,
ingdon, Holidaysbnrg and pitshurg
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, shppensbnrr Cbambesbur
other points n this road
passengers Washington for any
the be
dep Of the Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company
the morning receive the baggage, which will he
RoBERT STEWART
Oct 1-dd Ticket Agent
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Sales Tomorrow.
by A. GREEN, Auctioneer.


HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE, DARKROOM
Ill FIXTURES SC, AT AUCTION-on Monday
shall O'Clock, residence
of 81 good assortment furniture,
Mahogany bureau sidebonrd, and tables
u feather beds, bedding, and bedsteais
Skuck Mattress and other chairs
Wardrobss, Wristbands toilet sets, dress tables
Carpets, Chns, glass, crockery, and stone
Giltfame mirrors other looking
One fine s-day aud two l-day brass clocks
10 silver handle and steel blade knives
Decsnters tuniblers, pictures, bar fixtures BIC,
Glass and cupboard, Tin safe, oyster box lamp
firstrate cooking stove kitchen utensils
Handsome of stuffed birds.
With articles which deem
Terms cash. A. GREEN,
July lo-2t Auctioneer.
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Constitutional Union Meeting.

AT meeting OF the constitutional Union party of the
county of Bib, held at the court house, on Monday
evening July 5, Edward J. Johnston, ESQ., was called to
tbe chair, and j. E. Wells appointed secretary.
10 appoint delegates 10 the Union convention TO meet
the 18th OF this month, in Medecvle, take into
sideraton the presidential nominations; when,
On motion OF Robert Collins, esq, the following gentle
men appointed by the meeting delegates said
venton, with power to fill any Colonel A. H
Chappell, Judge I. G. Holt, Hon J. b, Lamar, Hon
Washington Poe.
The following preamble and resolutions were INTRO.
duced by James A. Nsbei, esq., and after very ap
proprlate remarks from the mover, and Col De Graf
fenTed, Robert Collins, and ]. B. Lamar, in support of
the same, they were adopted:
The unity Of the South has been long desired by OF
all parties the surest defence against entertainments
rights and feelings For the first time in the
State of Georgia. within the memory of the present gem
GRAFTON il practicable to accomplish that object
Every with whom the welfare of the South the
consideration desire thar in the present
of opinions the United Sates Georgia should present
undivided front and unanimous voice.
Rfsofrcd. That with view 20 the attainment OF this de-
srabe object delegates to the constitutional Union
convention, meet at Medgevile the 18Th inst, be
requested propose the formation of electoral ticket
pledged TO The support of Pierce ana King in which all
thef friends and supporters shall be fairly represented
RssotDsd, That believe ticket constituted, such
liberal and JUST prncp Piles, will insure the nominees
The national democratic for the presidency and vice
presidency the almost unanimous support Of the people Of
Georgia.
RsoLped, That we cannot but believe that every man
who has the OF the and
especially the vital interests of the South who desires
unity of opinion and action OF the Souh and who wishes
give TO Pierce and King merely tue vote oil portion
but the unanimous support OF the whole people OF Georgia
will aside all minor considerations, and unite with
in The noble effort.
The meeting then adjourned.
E. J. JOHNSTON, Chairman.
j. E. WELLS Secretary.
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MILLARD FILLMORE.
NOTICE

NOTICE
Respecting pirate entries the o
market IN Itno ooecnnf Of the Illinois Central Rased
To confusion and difficulty land
all business Of the public
ou. ~ sss @, a. .,, 10y cam o.
ccved the merit day. and from day land The
townships which had Offered such public
The applications sale after close
SALE the lion oian be
and all tho applications made win
be discovered that two applied
day N enter locate the tract such applications rim be
the day thereafter
awarded IN the highest bidder, according to law.
After having acted on the pressing applications for the double min
snds the lind oc. will that written spp,c
will be received for entries locations by land
rants for n the vacanand unsppopsed public lands este
Of the sections esch side said railroad
branches heretofore Withdrawn from market enable
inN select the quantity Of land tn which she entitled snd
which have no, been purpose srrcs
will be received order which viii
announced and " the Of business should
applications will be treated 10 the above
toned.
Ei~srdspils aud Springfield Dis,riet
There being lands within EpwsspsvnIs district no
pusoH lands within the srprrorrsrp district falling within hs
mile limits Of the railroad grant, such vac nj nd upappsopaee4
withheld from vf said road fben1
remain the United States AFTER the selections for the l
stored private entry location the following peio 10 w
the lands in on Monday the fsdk dy
July next, and The lands ~ The srssorSIp Ms1s6,
the feerfv firth day Jsiy NEXT WIZ
No Of Of the public lands
withheld from market n the railroad mnl Vii
sccrued in virtue ~ ssson
September 10 1850, dsy vn a.
shall be made subject TO private sweso/
Where by land warrants, they III BE-
paid In cash.
lions prescribed this ONCE wa March last. ~ "
Given under my hand, Al the General Land Once ~ thd Gay
Ap 7-lswiaw BUTTgRrIELD csn~~sor.r.
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GEvERAL VERY DEsTRABLE BUILDING LOTS ON THE
TsLANDOn Monday July 18Th the premises at O'Clock
shall sell the Of lot No H. in No 5s front
Ing I'd and ~
Immediately the above, ~ desirable 81
II inches 20 sinchcs Deep fronting south
and 50 wide through the entire from
tot.
Terms equa ns'alments Of
Twelve and eighteen months, with satisfactorily secured
couyeysnces At the expense Of the purchasers,
July sd