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Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1852-01-02
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FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Thanksgiving Day in Averasboro'

thanksgiving Day IN AveTaSDOro'.
Mr.. EDITOR: Your readers have already
been advised of the celebration Uf Cumberland
Division, located at Averasbor0', on Thanks
giving day last, yet think one feature of It,
at least, worthy of more particular notice.
allude the remarks made by Bro. Thomas
w. SKELLY, on that occasion.
Brother S. being loudly and generally called
upon, arose and said that, although he could mol
help feeling highly flatIered at the honor which
the SONS of Temperance had that day conferred
upon him, in investing him with the proud
privilege Of addressing them, yet he almost re-
gretted the kindness Of paTtalIy, which for
gets its interest in the exercise of its friend
ship, by depTiving their cause of more worthy
advocate, and the audience of more inteIlec-
tual treat than his poor capacity could possibly
afford. For he could neither enllven with wit.
amuse with anecdote. nor charm with eloquence
and when in addition To all these sad deficien-
ces, he soemnly assured them, that bis daily
avocatinns afforded him 10 leisure time to ar
range his thoughts, and give them that linked
connection which should characterize a ,ee-
lure, he hoped they would kindly take the will
| for the deed ,-lenlenlly overlook the dsioin-
tedness Of his remarks, and just give him credi,
| for honest intention and willing obedience
| In twenty seven of the United States, that
was day Of thanksgiving. From ten thor
sand different atars The song Of praise, the in
cense Of the heari, would ascend on high. Po-
| Iiiical strife and Seciarian tpuds are this day
forgotten, and the christian Of every creed, and
the champion Of every cause, and The patriot
of every party, 60 forth ic fulness of soul, and
in one spontaneous glow OF associated gratitude,
! send their united alteration TO the foutsiool oi
+! Him. 10 whom we are indebted for all The bless.
| ings we enjoy from the bounty Of earth and
the beneileence OF heaven. For such purpose
too, and another to which he would aiiude
| hereafter, we've they assembled there NAV
/ (,od a,,nne their \, arts IL fn6l bo,h ;n,on,nc,
wisely and well
The memory nf a nation is like that of al
individual. And as upon home festival, O
the anniversary Of birth day, our hearts in
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dollar with you, not hair of your head
should be injured. / did not know that
it was possible for you to get into an ex-
tremity like this, until heard it whisper
ed little while ago.
So unexpected turn in his affairs
completely unnamed Mr.. Winslow. He
covered his tace and wept FOR some time,
with the uncomfortable passion of child.
'Ah sir, he said al last, in broken
voice, did not expect this, Mr.. Davis.
You had Alright to expect it, replied
the young man. We're | to do less than
sustain..you in any extremity not TOO
great for my ability, would be unwpr-
thy the name of man. And now, Mr..
Winslow, let oar heart be at rest. You
need not fall under this blow. Your
drafts will probably come back to you TO
morrow 2
| Yes. To morrow at the latest
VERY we'll. / will see that you are
provided with the means to lift them
La the meantime, if you are in want OF
any sums toward your payments of to-
day just let me know
| | can probably get through to-day by
my own efforts said Mr.. Winslow.
/ Probably? How much do you want ?
asked Mr.. Davis.
/ In the neighborhood Of three thou.
sand dollars
| Il will send you around check fol
that sum immediately promptly return
ed the young man. rising as be spoke
and drawing forth his watch.
| iS Dparlyp fuo oiclocG
ded, SO l will bid you good day. In fif
; teen minutes you will fad check q
your store
And with this Davis retired.
/ All this, which passed in brief spac
6 of time, seemed like dream to Mr.. Win
! slow. He could hardly realize its truth
But it was reality, and he comprehen
ded it more fully, when on reaching hi
: store, he found there the promised ehec
!, Tor three thousand dollars.
q On the next day the protested draft
came ia, but, thanks to the gratefu
! kindness of Mr.. Davis, now merchsn
: with the command Of large money faci
ties, he was able to take them up. Tn
= friend, before introduced was less fortu
nate. There was no oae to step forwar
; and save him from ruin, and he sun
4 under the sudden pressure that cam
/ upon him.
A few days after his failure he me
: MIR. w iurfow.
= How is this ? said he. How di
i you weather the storm that drove m
4 under F.? l thought your condition &
! hopeless as mine =
So did l. answered Mr.. Winslow.-
: But, | had forgotten a small investmer
# made years ago. have spoken of it t
, you before
!. The other looked slightly puzzled.
d Have you forgotten that investmer
. in the charity fund? which you though
!, money thrown away
'Ohr Light broke in upon his min
! You educated Davis. / remembt
= Dow?
And Davis. hearing of my extremit,
stepped forward and saved me. Th;
J was the best investment [ ever made
e The friend dropped his eyes TO III
: pavement, stood for a moment or tw
( without speaking, sighed and then mo'
- - ed on. How many opportunities for N
king similar investments had he not ne
y leCted!
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DIR. Al vANDERsLICE.
LorrsvILLe. KY


late professor Of the Ecole cnioue Medicine of Phar
macisie paria, having been practicins Medicine 80
DEGsleave to announce to his friends ard the public
~ generally that he still continues to devote his tns
and attention 10 the alienation of human suSerg. By
curing the following diseases Coughs, Colds, Asthma,
las Govt Rheunsnsm, scrofula White Swelll g. Dis
cases OF The akin, Nervous sfeeons Fever aud Ague,
bilious complsints &C., &C. ~ ~
liar way OF treating all kinds Of diseases has besn
notwithstanding The most desperate after repeated
failures Of the most eminent practoners The country
AS prof OF the Doctors merits; untred he will
take the cure Of all patients without charge excepting
the cost OF the medicine requn Zee until after the
restoration Of their hesrh aud the full satisfaction Of
the patients mind Of the benefit conferred This 10 the
principle upon which Or. Vandersce is governed in al
cases with his practice. -
Persons afflicted with Bilious &c. &c. can have them
enriy removed and permanently cured by DR.. v. and
can bear testimony 10 hi wonderful success. "a
Families suffering with Irregularities nervousness. de-
hty &c ca. b. rcrmaenbty cured by the treetmentcf
ir fandcrsiice. La les let soruples lsse dsl
eacy hinder you frm ap lying in proper person, WHOM
You can be go readily restored tn hcsiIr :. =,
pfscasssof aeeslar character are guaranteed to b
removedfn afsw days radioslfy. without offensive or
dele.eYous medicines. Dr. v. being emnently success
fu ia this branch OF rScle Patients would much
Ewing him early eft He warrants to all no mat,erhow
and long standing Il nay have beeu tho oush
cure or nyiiids ycur true interest Is ~ apply
TO Dr. al once who has he proper medicines to meet
all cases.
Dr. vandersce bcgs leave 10 say further thst ne has
with him remit dies prepared In scientific and skillfui
manner under bis own eye 70 Gu each and all dssases
In which his attention has been long with full dreeen
how 10 em therefore Dvalids from any section o.
the country by accfessn letter, post paid, 70 the doe
tor stating symptoms &c. and enclosing fee. can have
advice and medicine sent them.
TOnies hours from 10 IL O'CLOCK. A: ". and from
TJbs i6t6r may be found a, the Pavilion Hotel. o.
Front street, on ana after this date. He will remain
some eight or ten days.
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States, and requires no further COMMENT in

States, and requires no further comment in
this communication.
The settlement Of the question respecting
the post of San Juan, the Nicaragua, and the
controversy between'he Republic and of Cos
terico and Nicaraugua,i in regard to their boun-
daries, is considered indispensable to the
commencement of the Ship Canal between
the two Oceans, which is the subject Of a
convention between the United States and
Great Britain of the leth April, 1850, accord
ing,y proposition for the same purpose Is
addressed to the two Governments in that
quarter, and to the Muscito Indians, as agreed
TO in April last by the Secretary OF State
and the minister of her Britannia majesty.
BESIDES
the reconciling the differences of the two
Republics, / engaged in the negotiation by
The desire to place the great work of the
ship canal between the, two Oceans, under
the Jurisdiction and to establish the impor.
tant port Of San Juan, the Nicaragua, un-
der the Government OF a civilized power.
The proposition in question is assented to
by Costa Rica, and the Musquito Indians.
II has proved equally acceptable to Nj
caraugua. but it is to hoped that the further
negotiation. (
nave the Satisfaction W ihiolm you Una
the executive Government Of
has acknowledged some claims Of citizens of
the United States which has in many cases
past been urged by our Charge d'affaires at
Caracas. tits hoped that the same sense of
justice will actuate the Congress of that Re-
public IN. providing the means for their pay
ment. The recent revolution in Buenos
Ayres and the confederated States, having
opened prospects of an improved state of
things in that quarter
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TO MILLERS, CAPITALISTS, AND
OTHERS

INLfGIBIE MILL PROPERTY FOR SALE GREAT
ls BARGSlNt-Ihc powerful and valuabis STEAM
Will lary belonging IN the Mount Vernon and New
Iisriifnny Plank Road Conptny This Mill drives two
and IS warranted three th'us feet of lum
Der daily. II erected three years since at cost OF
than thosand dollars, and Is in excellent
order l. has four foot boiler Of tho best quality
which cost upwards of fiy> hundred collars.
This mill Is situated Big Creek ard the Plank
Road, Elk miles from Mount Vernon, where the Plank
Road strikes the Ohio River. Around il IL Il avily
timbercd country, Where sticks be obtained low
rates aud In any quantity. II is seldom that eslab
iishm "A; valuable and conveniently s;;u&sdis offered
- the public. Possession Immediately.
IA The present propretors bought at chesp rate
and 10 ndiien' to L.. IL will be s"lj for cash or
part credit rt from ONE TIL RID 10 half its orie
nal cost. Pbut acres or Land 20 with the Mil.
Apply. for further particulars, ut Evansville 10 Mr.
Crawford Bell. Nam street; New Harmony to Mr. n
Lowry. novle 1~fCtw
Njvo'k-bote copy 3weess and send bill to this orcc.
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FURNBSEIING GOODS.
Consisting Of an elegant and mIklt|a
large assortment Of cHstome TYJUUU
made bosom shirts, shirt COLLAR. - ~
cravss If superior quality and beautiful pattsrns sk,
knit cotton drawers under shirts gloves suspenders and
every other article usually found in the most extensive
cstablislment of IN country. sf.-r.s-
Oh Ip connection with ,nelr large stock Of M
YssH clothing, they will keep fLo assor:r-
49, ment of CAMrs Superior Hans AND Cara -
Also, all kinds of Unon Mexican California. Leghoru
Panama and other st, les OF hats with variety Of
BOOTS and SDOES, u. -
II Is useless 10 mention their elegant and rery exten-
give lot Of hogskin and other kinda Of TRuss CARrsr
BAGs andyAf;srs.
Offering 10 r.fcI thanks for the unmistakabis ds
nonsratanns of approval received In both tie whole
sale and retail Of ssness In respect
fully soliciting continuation OF tho pubifck favor,
ti-sn i unnecessary puate unyslled fscilt
ties and systems OF conducting our business which en-
s9s us 70 competsm not excel sny estab shment Of the
progress. In experience. AM extending our .busineM.
iends towards enabling the TO extend great In
cements aud facilities to customers. Having
laryed our business 10 81 siderable degree since q
spri We this enabled 10 o1er 10 our friends
and 20 the inspection Of purchasers generally. stock Of
goods, which in superiority of make, beauty Of styes
and losness Of prces has certainly not m equal ether
la the East West, =
NFCountry merchants should fail soc this stock
before purchasing.
MACK & LoBESsTINK.
Epansriile. Oct. JIG, 1sS!.
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500 Pckagts OF Goods.
The Largest Stock of Dry Goods in
Iudiuun.

WE have hand Just received and en- the way
w the largest, cheapest. and most desirable stock
Of staple AMI fancy Dry Goods offered in Indiana.
yes: large amount OF which racted for be-
the advance In goods. -.-..--
Our arrangements with manufactures and Importers.
and pur having Of the Erin ALWAYS in tho mark ct
enables 70 sell goods greatly below other
We are determined - sell goods small profits tii
solicit ali who wish % buy cheap. 10 call and examine
our extensive stock befCre buying elseware.
augT5 J. Il. NAGHEENcO.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

ME undersigned will receive proposals for laying the
i track Of tho Evansville and Illinois railroad. ex
sndng ftom W bite river u Vinccnnesdsianco abo :.
/. milcs-uHtil the 2vth day Of January bexi.
SAM'L HALL, Pro ideEt.
Princeton, Nov. Goth, u.s. n3Ctdl
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MUTUAL INsURANcE Company.

NTEM6 RS of the Indiana Mutual Fire Insurance
ComIany notified th;t the assessments for isJ.
due aud in my hands for collection. Tn in
tcrcsted requested TO call without delay AMI pay the
same. pov2I div G. w. RATHBONE, Agent.
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THE PLACE FOR
Cheap wall PAPER Hanging,
"a is AT
JOHN C.. D 3VEaEUxJR

Main street betnser First and Second Evdnsrie, Ie.
VHTKERE ala kinds of Wall Paper from TEN CENTS
w to three dcnirs piece, maj Le found, with a
from, embracing Paror- sitting Chamber. Ginning
ard Hall p,peis. Those wishing purchase would 10
well TO call and examine as am selling 1t very low
rates.
IA APSi LAMPSii
The subscriber keeps constant hand an assortment
Lamps Of all sizes, descriptions and prices, II the Evans
Vile wall Paper and Lamp store Of
noy6 JOHN c. DEVERECy Jr.
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CHARLESTON, Dec. 8.
SITUATION WANTED.

a n active young about IL years old. with som,
"A experience ia. business and speaks bot tbs Englisr
this city. Inquire oI -
noy-7 IECkER & KRAMER.
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SAFES,
lust reed assortInent Of Rich & Co.'S 1mproy cd
~ Patent Safes, which will sell New York manu-
factory prices, with addition OF freight only.
ALIiS q H0WRS,
Sole Agents for Southern Indiana.
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MISCELLANEOUS BOOkS.-A large aid great vaI ie
I'M ~ OF Miscellaneous and Fancy Books. In addition
10 our 70. 81 stock. gust received by
noyii RATHBONE d WHEELER.
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ST. LOUIS, Dec. 4. VI.


The steamer Geneva, hencc for La Sale,
blew up last evening abou, O'Clock just
above the mouth of Missouri river, killing
Willis Johnson, clerk; Capt. Dean, of the
firm of Carson e. Dear, is missing. Ee
wac in conversation with Johnson at the time
of the explosion. Two engineers ana mate
were badly injured. Alter the explosion, the
boat took fire and burnt to the waters edge.
New ORLEANS, Dec. 4.
Ohio flour dull at "a 60 81 So. Corn
declined to 52a SIS. BacoR--sides 200 casks
ribbed &c, shoulders Sc, Lard ii ii for Dbl.
Mess pork $40. Wheat sold at 50 SSc..-
Beans 81.
CHARLESTON, Dec. 3.
The Captsfh General OF Cuba has express
ed mis- entire satisfaction in Purser Smiths
affidavit and the Crescent City, and Smith
may now enter Havana without trohble.
On the 29th ult, the Cayenne and the steam
frigate Fulton had arrived there, and the En-
pire City sailed for New York.
The old crop of sugar IS much reduced, and
prices have advanced. (T
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THE
GREAT ERE IN CHILLICOTHE,
a - n III n q De
ID nc .thi r. d Of the Town Burnt q sfs s

Ono .thi ID Of the r Oyy Bur nt 10 4 sh es!
CmLLicoTHr, o., April 18th, 1859.
Nes.rs. SrEARSs &, MARvts-
GentiemsR: Yorrs OF the 5tt is ST hand. In reply,
every Safe in The frc has proven good for
nothing. lost large Saic-rr WAS PERFECTLY rsrRoY
sb-tut in the SMALL SALAMAspkR | BoreHr rkoM you
NOTHING wksISJURRD. Your obedient servt.
WHIT. CLEMoNS.
The above letter show: that In re hot FIRE, Ric.'s
SALAAAYDERs the Oily Safes to be depended apon.
In the Pearl street Are, ssren Safes of different n.akers
totally destroyed, RIcns SAFE bidding def
to the flames. preserving notes. bonds aud m.r.ga
grs TO the value OF SJUu,GC0 The Chi!cote Ere is
parallel caseEvKRY SAFE BUT destroyed. These
repeated occurrences prove incon.esiiby Wder's
Patent Salabanders, with RIcHs IsPRovEnEST are the
best Safes made in the United States in the whole
world. They can be had ut the DEPoI, l46 WATER ST.
and al the FACTORY, corner of ST. MARk's PLlcE and
ATESrEA, New York. STEARNS & MARVIN.
also. at the Joilorirg Agencies.
ISAAC BRIDE, New Orleans, la.
l.. ~. HATCH, Charleston, S. e.
THOMPSON " ONDESBURYS, Baltimore, Me-.
HoLYOAKES, LoWNEs g. CO., Memphis Tenn.
EDDY Il MORLEY, Toledo. o.
ALLlS * HOWES, Evansvill L.,
4. SHEPARD q CO., Buffalo. n. Y
WALTER X. MARVIN, Lockport, n. Y.
BARNEY BROI HERS Mobile. Ala.
CHAS. II. CAMPFIELD, Savannah, Ga. q.
HALL & MOSES, Columbus. Ca.
DE'HoSSET d BROWN, Wilmington. n. @.
wM. RINpALJ. ST. Paul. MT.
MORLEY * RAYNOLDS, Cleveland. ..
ny spGGETsH, Rochester. a. I.
JAS. HUTTON. " ontrcai, Canada.
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r. G. TWlCHELLs& CO..
Forwarding aud Commission House,
NEW ORLEANS.

THIS long established house eonfne their attention
strictly TO sales anal purchases commission and &c
the Forwarding business generally.
They solicit continuance OF the liberal patrona he
tofore given them. noy-1 dSswty
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Nv ". TIIESTONfs ready 90 re cei-c and promptly
wv attend Ia orders in hsne of his shop,
Locust street half SPARE below the sherwood House,
of alley in the best style
Plain and Fancy Sign Painting in ~ its varietiss Ihfta.
tons Of Wood, Marble &c., and Ornamental Painting
generally He also solics orders for House Painting and
will always be ready 10 attend TO orders LEFT upon his slate
"a, the shop door. noyf2. -'52 II
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DJlNK BOOKS.-We are now receiving an excel
ID ct andfarge assortment 81 all kinds Of Blank Books
in addition TO former STOCK,
noyl RATHBoNE e. WHEELER.
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COTTON YARN AND BATTING Just Received .
fresh LOT OF s. g. and zoo Cotton Yarn and Batting.
for sale low at Wholesale or Retail by
cctc9 SHANKLly 6, REILLY.
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BUTCHER SHOP.
VVTM. PAYNE has removed lbs Butcher Shop from
wv the corner Of Vine and Pirl: Streets, to half
square Main streei-op fsi street. between Vine
ana Sycamore. where he would e pleased to see his old
and ncw customers Keeping TN hand he does ex-
novIlf VIZ. PAYNE.
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1sO0 BAGS prime Eastern Coffee;
i ~ 90 half chests Green aud Black Teas;
IS six and twelve 70 boxes Imperial ard Gun.
powder Teas, received and for sale by
novo4 SAMUEE ORR.
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EL,GIN SHRIhG HDUSI.

THE ELGIN SPRING HOUSE IN open for
L the reception of visitors. The Proprietor
will spare no expense to make it \ desirable
place of resort for invalids or parties of pleas
urc. The medicinal qualities of these springs
are equal to any in the world, and are highly
recommended by the best Physicians in the
country. Reference may be made to Drs. Al
LEN and Russell, of Middebury; Drs. Brad
FORD, MANSFIELD and IIoPkIss, of Nergenncs;
DR.. CRAM, of Ferrisburgh; DR.. IIEiSEBURG, Of
Burlington; DR.. HoRTos, of Colchester; DR.
WARNER, of New Haven; DIR. HAzELToS, OF
Bristol; DR.. BROMLEY, Of Huntington; and
DR.. WETHERBY, of Wcstfortl.
The Proprietor will run n carriage to the De-
pot, in Vergcnncs, in connection with the Ex-
press train Of ears running South, leaving Bur
lington 10 I5 A. NJ, and also with the Accom-
mediation Train moving North arriving at Yer
senncs | l. 45 4. VI. in time torcach the Springs
for dinner; or with any other train when re-
questcd.
All orders for Water promptly executed and
forwarded by the cars or boats, to any part OF
the country, in bottles or by the gallon.
t.F- Post office address, Vergcnnes, VI.
4tf SOLOMON ALLEN, Proprietor.
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By the President Of the
United States.

In pursuance Of law, I, WILLARD, FILL
MORE, President of the United States of
America, do hereby declare and make known,
that public sale will he held at the Land OF
fee nj SALTWATER, in the Territory Of
MINNESOTA, commencing on Monday, the
first day OF November next, for the disposal OF
the Public Lands situated in The following
named Townships and fractional Townships,
viz:
North ofMc base line, and irest of the fourth
principal meridian.
Fractional townships thirty. seven and thirty
eight, on the right hank of ST. Croix river, and
townships ihirty-nine, forty, forty one and forty
two. of range twenty.
Townships thirty. eight, thirty nine, and
forty, OF range twenty>One.
An island in sections thirteen and twenty
four. in township twenty and townships thirty
eight. thirty-nine, and forty, OF range twenty
two.
Townships forty, fort--one and forty-lwo, Of
aange twenty three.
Hcnnepin Island, Or lot S, section twenty
three, in township twenly-nine, and an island
inyseclion four, ol township thirty, Of range
twenty-tuur.
Townships thirty-seven and ihirty-eisht, OF
range twenty-five.
Townships thrty-seven. thirty-eieht thirty
nine, anu lOIly, vi range tWenig's'A.
Townships thirty-eight and thirty nine. Of
| range twchty'seven.,
Townships thirly-nine, of range twenty
eight.
Lands appropriated by law for The use OF
schools, military, and other purposes, will be
excluded from the sale
The Offering of the above mentioned lands
will be commenced on the day appointed, and
will proceed in the order in which they are adj
verli>ed, with all convenient despatch, until
the whole shall have been offered, and the sale
thus closed bur the sale shall not be kept o
pen longer than two weeks, and no private
entry or locations for land bounties heretofore
granted by any law of Congress for military
services renderedIto the United States on any
of the lands will be admitted, until after the
expiration of the two weeks
Given under my hand, at the city of Wash
ngton, this twenty ninth day of July, Ammo
| Domini one thousand eight hundred and fifty
two. MlLLAD FILLMORE.
BY the President:
JOHN WILSON.
Acting Commissioner cfthe General
Land 0Ece.