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Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02
Flour! Flour! Flour!
ARENA Mill.

EARMERs AND MERCHANTS coming 10 Han
4 nibal with the intention of selling wheat and buy.
ing -four would do we'll to call and before sell
ing or purchasing elsewhere Remember the big stone
Mill on Bird, between Main aud Third streets Give
US call. A. s. ROBARDS s. SON.
~ N. B. Our Flour is sold nowhere else but atthe
Mill. Every sack and stranded with our name
on il;
mlyleGfE ga, S, RoBARns & SON."
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

Persons wishing to buy stoves, should give
us call, and examine our new patterns OF
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02
The Footrath and Highway; or,

w ANnERINGS of an American in Geat Britain,
w in 1851 aud 50. BY Reujanin Morgan. This
volume embodes the observations OF the sUthor nude
during eight months wandering, as correspondent
for American Journals and a. he travelled much on
foot, differs essentially IRON those the same coun-
tries, by other writer's.
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02
New Scientific Books.

'lNRANIWlNE ON RAILROAD CURVES. The
4 Field Practice Of laying out Circular Curves.
ELLET ON THE MISSISSIPPI AND ONO RIV.
Eksi the Praciieability Vt Improving The Nayi-
cation.
RELIGION AND GEOLOGY, BY Pref Hitchcock,
new work of thrilling interest
SToDARD'S READY RECKONER.
.NlNEVAH AND IT'S REMAINS; by Teya,d.
Also-TRAVELS IN EGYPT AND PALESTINE,
new work BY ]. Thompson. NJ. D.
For sale at the new Book Store in Commercial Row
july l2d,f GARNAN
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02
READ THTS!!
THE INTRODUCTION OF
Fill l. Il US STOVES

Into Northern Missouri, TO any extent, has been
in the last three years since which time they
have been gradually increasing the manufacture
aud sale of them and although, owing to their
being light and smooth, and something new,
some little difficulty attended the sale and use
at first, yet by always making Stoves and Cas-
tings of the best quality of Scotch Pig and Mis-
souri, Mountain Iron, they have proved ia
withstand fire better than any other Casting
made in the western country. Tho furnace
castings and hollow-ware particularly, have
been superseded by it, wherever it has been
brought into use, and always given satisfaction.
Having lived here number Of years, and be-
ing permanently located here, purchasers can
! rely on our guarantee as to the quality of the
article sold by us and as 10 the operation OF
our celebrated Prize-Premium Cook Stove, lust
read the certificates of those who have used
them, and are using them now. And another
advantage a purchaser will have in buying a
! 1t. Louis stove Of us, he would not only 90
getting stove made of the best material in tho
world, but he can at any time get an odd piece
or plate without any charge, by letting US know
that such is wanted as all our stoves are war
rontcd, and, in case of imperfection, the article
will be promptly made good to the purchaser.
which he will not find the case with Cincinnati
Chicago, Pittsburgh, and Eastern made Stovea
as you cannot get any odd Pieces. Even If
they were warranted, it would be impossible to
get odd plates from such distance.
We, the undersigned, having used the St.
Louis Stoves manufactured by q. F. Fillev. Of
st. Louis, and sold by CARTER w. BRYAN,
! at Hannibal, Mo-, take pleasure in recommend.
ing them to the public as superior in point of
draft, durability, economy, convenience and
ease OF regulation, TO any stove which we have
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02
Barb Cr'S Shop.
nI,rpI,n TOIJN-CnNr

Eel Elk JOItNSON,
D ESPECTFULLY offers his services TO the
III public. He keeps the best quality of razOrs,
and keeps them sharp. He will always pay
strict attention to cleanliness and neatness.
He cuts and dresses hair in a style that
never fails to please his customers. As n
knight Of the scissors and razor he Yields TO
none in Hannibal. His charges are reasona-
bly, low. As he intends 10 continue fitting
up and improving his establishment, as fast
as his means will allow, he hopes to have
the patronage Of the citizens of Hannibal
whose well known chief characteristic
Of energy, leads them to desire to see
everything on the progressive march,
Reco!lect it is the shop nearest to Hick-
mans Stove Store. 1t is on the west side
of Main street, two doors north Of Bird
street. (ap-2S-d-ly)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02
ATTENTIONIl


The Marion County Temperance Society will meet
VEauant 10 adjournment, on Saturday the Sd day Of
September, at 10 O'Clock, NJ, to discuss the Maine
Liquor Law. The friends and opponents Of said law,
are requested 10 attend and the different divisions are
gsqueslsd 10 be represented by delegates.
T, II, TATLoW, Pres.
PSlnyTO, August g. 1889, (augiod&wtd)
Hannibal journal. (Hannibal, Mo.) 1853-1853, 1853-09-02

L II Selmes
John G Chesley
WIN Eddy
Cyrus Waters
I X Spencer
Geo A ShortridSe
| Bloomington, Mel
J { Ogden
d w White
john McGlaulin
Hiram Blanchard
Dr. N Nelson
b X Bryan
John l. Mathews
w r Davis
] Armstrong
Warren Finley
J c Henderson
WIN Massey
A Greenlee
John B Lewis
Levi Barkley
+ Leonard
Hooper Mitchell
John Short
A NJ Hawkins
VIM NJ Kidd
+ Franklin
Josiah I Hinton
W Greeves
Chas Curtis
/ Jesse Robertson
+ c Spence
A J PIekerton
John b Helms
] Dunn
H Johnson
w Carson
J Barned
N Smith,
J BendTy
D White
Thes Hager
G Rhodes
H BowlwRrs
NJ Ford
John Miller
II Mitchell
] Lemon,
< STOVES!
,uy stoves, should give
ur new patterns Of
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-05

THE subscriber offers for sale the right OF Beadsee
tic Gutter Planning Machine, for planning ongns and growing
plank the and Baltimore,
said machines within said city
This machine has during the twelve
United
with the triumphant results Its merits have now been ab
shed The fact is settled beyond
this machine infinitely superior which
either in this in Europe II
in the quantity the quality and the
pmy work The machines in actual use in different
planning tonguna and growing Mt the
e0 minute with capacity crceed
that mo where a greater speed Is desirable
demonstrated their
y and strength in all their and the facility and success Of
their wokmen II has
established for them by the proprietor,
h they have the Of all others in being ess liable 10 get
- -''N'" = -
spe number Of machines In actual and practical
" different 81 country and DESTROYS OF
~ ~ the subject readily do 70 by visiting
~ ~ a,, hee machines operated, particularly those
t Q, Nsw york Williamsburg, City Albany
n 49,. price, &c, apply nv letter personally
" u "o1eu NO. o. wall street, New York city, orto
-, j. SUTHERLAND,
Ian a Ain Nanonal Hotel, Washington, d, c.
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Proposals 1ox Dsodso~n~~a, 90.


N~-~-S
inclusive, fos The consuueon, Of me es. Materials and deiy
and decked lighter for The waters OF The Chesapeake
me proposals WIN state separately ths Of the
including machinery dumping eaen and ts ed hshi
boiled ana braced lees than sixty fee, in length thirty
width six feet in depth 10 have suitable sleeping and
Twelve all requisite
and Storage or aeoa, twenty ions o. eea, IL
being intended for operating IA NE waters Of the
t Of water and 10 deliver scows or lighters
yards clay hour SIX hundred cubic
The dumping b strongly put together well kneed
mater and 10 be 50 arranged discharge readily
the sides Of the scows depth Of four feet Of
Tbs lighter which intended FOR the transportation Of
ehe well kneed and boed and capable OF carrying about forty
The dedge lighter must be delivered Bal
more Maryland hteenih day OF April ner ready
agent be appointed for this purpose The
and s Of M ps s Be s by
the he government and there tested as 10 It's performance
slaeory and conforming
men until the whole Delivered Inspected
above prescribed and received when The contractor will be
Pares Offering dedge aud equipment, will
ss ss aseneS the Of the
been built and subjected io and Il where and
under giving the character dedged
ter and he depth Of water from naming
on w Of s nui Of e draae those the
and lighter should b given WIN The details Of their n
dedge number Of horses and also in the dame
length stroke of the and the
which the is ordinarily worked II praet
should be forwarded OF the dredge complete and
also of the dumping scows
for adding locomotive TO the
with It's and lighter,
water the Of miles hour stating fully the ear
form and Dimensions Of the hull OF the
dredge in arrangement of the machinery.
Further obtained by corresponding with Capt
H. Brewerton corps engineers, Baltimore Maryland
The undersigned and marked
the dredging machine, &C. for the
waters the Chesapeake bay and Atlantic coast I"
" JOS g. TOTTEN,
Brevct Brg Gen aud Col Engineers
Ineigencer Republic, and Union, wash
ngton Enquirer and Express, New York; Albany
Albany New York. Wh Troy, New
Inquirer and Daily News, Philadelphia Penn
yvana; Boston Courier boston, Massachusetts farlo bau
more 10th February One OF each
containing be sent to the Engineer Department.
Washington.
Jan l4-d0Feb
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PROPOSALS. ron BsIcKs.
hRcnirror's orrior, UNITED STATS Carr
4 nac

hpcurrror's orrror, UNITED STATES CArtror,
Washington %. CD Dec. %, 1854.
S,EkLFD proposals received this office until the
y eighth o'clock for furnishing all
required csmplats the extension Of the
which be composed tempered
clay by In single moud, and be thoroughly burnt
without any sdmirture OF coal.
Tn. accompany each OF their bids with
sample proposed furnished and submit
samples made Mt the works OF the
and Of the clay OF which they rspec
w propose recue the contract
received for bricks that made in
and TO the municipal laws Of the city
O Washington.
The required furnish approved seeuri
Of the contract to the amount OF TWEEN
" thousand dollars.
Zach by signed by
bid shall be accepted the bidder
aforementioned bricks, at the price
stated thirty from the acceptance
Of th ucency OF the ssd suhe TO
cer6ed by known the Department OF the In
-, :
Each number Of bricks he VIII be
the time he will be prepared TO enter
upon OF should the same be awarded 70
him. NJ. a..
Each bid sealed, endorsed "Popoa for Bneks o
the rensio of the United States Capitol"
such OF The bidders As may
Department Of the ineo on 'ussoay
me hfs' oay " ~ ' THOMAS ". WALTER,
Architect Extension OF the " T. Capitol.
Dec oo--eodam
~
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REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT.


mova OF The Red ver ra The advertisements heretofore insert
cd this subject have been withdrawn and the following suos
iued In their stead;
REMOVAL OF RED RIVER RAFT
Proposals Department
of April removing the distractions Red ver known
as the Red ran keeping navigation open
and obstruction BY RATS for series Of
Each bidder W i'll propose keep
the OF soooo0 specifying in his bid hr ums within which he
proposes complete removal the
day oJanua, 1857 also number Counting
said pemova during which be binds himself 10 keep the nav
CATION from for the said and the
awarded bidder provided the department be
satisfied with his responsibility and with The security offered by
h who shall said ra and to keep the yef free
obstruction thereby for the longest period OF time
win be required give his bond for $4,000 with
two good surete- each for The sum OF conditioned o hs
faithful of the contract Each bidder will transmit The
time with his proposals the names Q, the persons whom be
suree declaon signed by them, that they will
his bond surees above menuoned and so the ceru
Of district Judge The United Stale. Tor hs state ia which ne
$4,000 and above all their debts and
ue No bid will be examined unless these conditions shall be
complied with.
Terms Of Payment.
or the appropriated for the above object $50 600
shall be paid the work Of removing The ra advances. follows
shall that portion Of the
been removed the shall be Inspected by an oc APP
pointed by ths war Department. ana u shai appear a saen
600 the portion removed shall bear to The entire M pro-
% ss ap Work The remaining $50 600 viii be paid in equal an
nua instruments corresponding in number with The number Of years
ton OPEN Of which department be the Judge.
Each bid for the whole workai Is for the removal Of
tbs raft keeping open for specified period No
separate proposals for portions considered.
hs proposals be addressed the undeRnsd marked
the envelope, Proposals for removing Red nye
Colonel Corps Typographical Engineers
Jan e-2otdS2awthprl
this subject hereby authorized publish this and in addition,
and Democrat Of Little Rock and the Telegraph on
Washington Arkansas twenty times daily aud then twice week
Each paper advertising copy The containing
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-05

Total IL pieces, estimated 10 lrss0 cuosc iee
quarter n, length from The but and thence lined
Topmasu will hold the size Of the eo Tor one third OF hsi length
Yards il single sticks bbooms win hold given
middle as o a Of s ns Ind , En- o oss s
with regular curve equidslsn, from straight centre me
be in the CENTRE and they must blaze one rd
To be ofIoas pine grained straight and sound
free from cracks in the heart and free from Wind shake.
well coaed No win be made beyond The
The whole be measured except wane
The offers must state the price per cubic foot ea'ed upon The
All the aforesaid mast and spar subject
upee,on customary at N. hayward where inc
shall be delivered and must Dc IN all respects satisfactory to
proposal. mus. be d tor no hs e.. .s s..
cling proportion large pieces, mus, be delivered or be
lst Of March. sss No extension making
viii be granted and penalties for nonalnmen' VII DC ngdy en-
Persons whose offers may accepted win required
they shall in any respect fall perform the soag.e
the %s %1y S At s Sp S q @s .%t s
defaults which have occurred with The stipulation also
s n, pa de Of s. Contracted for the quality
saees will forfeit pay United States hquidaed dam
ages OF money equal TO twice ths contract pee which
auiaaed damages may be recovered fro" m' 70 u"e " 'h'
accrue. -- :, -.,--.-, -. :, -, .u-..
will be forth in that insument and ten
will Be withheld from ,ns amount Of each payment as
INN Of each b approved duplicate by the command
q s S be 10 By ss 70 at
written GUARANTEE (he
be ccfed by
,pa II The Offer accepted bidder bidders WILL within
Of the once desgnssd
and SUFFICIENT urees TO furnish the
specified The
law OF The 1896 fods the consideration Of all
posaIs not accompanied by such guarantee
,sur,d that they from
their being opened before the DAY appointed
Offers conformity with this sdvertemsnt will
option Of The bureau Those
who's. be accepted will be notified and contracts FOR
warded without delay.
when they desire addressed and the whom the
sha be sent for execution.
publish this advertisement viii
ci.y by s,he will be paid for iis
tios,
FORM OF AN OFFER
Il. Tor wei agree and deliver At the hayward
Equipment and Repair Of the Path Of Jan
timber required that yard by
vsrsemesi cubic feet at the rate Of - per
cub foot-s--.
m INV bid Be accepted addressed through pos.
ONCE and the contract 10 be sent 10 the
for execution. "A. n.
We the undersigned residents Of - In the State Of -
hereby guaranty the foregoing bid Of b. accepted
within ser the Of
In said bid the with good
furnish the timber
conformity with the terms OF the advertisement under which
made. y ~,
thereby certify that knowledge and belief.
above named gusrsn,ors good and sufficient f. ",
The offer to be Proposals for Mast and sp TIMBER,
-, Nary Tard 81.
JAMS
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kAvr DErAsrsgkr,
BuxsAu Or CossrRuorloH, EsUlrHssr, And RsrAfs,
January ~, te5o
CEAIED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals spar
y Timber received this bureau until o'clock
the February for furnishing and delivering The
Of yellow and spar timber amIed 70 each Of
shs following navy yards 10 wiz
Al the navy yard Portsmouth, NJ H.
For one razoe, estimated contain JloO cubic feet
Al the navy yard ChaIiestown, Mass
For three sloops Of war estimated contain 10 cubic Iee
At the navy yard BrookynS ";
For ship OF tbs line, } :.
For three xates Estimated 70 contain 10 tso euoc iee
For three sloops- of-wa }
AT the navy yard, Philadelphia
For soopsofwar estimated 10 contain Iso cubic eet
At the yard Washington, D. c.
For sloop owar, estimated contain i5I0 cubic feet
Al the navy yard, Gosport, Vas
For o Estimated TO contain GAO cubic feet
Al the navy yard Pensacola, FLORIDA:
For frigate estimated contain 1850 cubic Feet.
For one soop OF wari
. Ibteoms, . pieces main
yard, "A a. so,,.I M 0al cubIo feet
4 pieces cross Jack yard, ( 1 " O A-'S 1855 49,
4 pieces maintop sail yard,
4 pieces foretop sail yard,
469l cubic feet.
DIMENSIONS OF THE FOREGOING SPAR TIMBER
Ship-ot-tAe line
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rp,l,imore American.

xuUEREAS land warrant was iss"ed ny the Com
Pension, in favor OF nathew van Lear on mc
40 under the Of Septem
IsO and Of VIM H. Hamilton, his agent in
claimant, Matthew Van Lear,
therefore published according 10 the rules
Once for The purpose OF ob'anng duplicate war
OF Nsn Lear. Al
hereby notified that duplicate
WI" p''' John HARRY,
Ian or-Inwsv- Agent for the applicant
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Bureau Corp. Typographical Ensneen.,
ofner February the construction Of four dedss boal
one TSI Iss y &c - ssss.sd
al whitehall Halbor, on Lake Champaign.
osweso, on Lake ontano.
Lake Enc, Do delivered, Inspected received at
Michigan, delivered Inspected received
The be ITO feet long 30 ss,bsau WIN
draw when equipped NOT exceeding ieet OF water
To boilers Of ion one
quarter OF inch iekness twenty-five fee, oAg oy
inside, not less Than half inch thickness metal, nav,
Length Of stroke d four feet with half stroke Gu. on
for the officers aud bands required
sio suitably coal my Ton. Of
No advance WIN be made on contract nor w boat received
me- the terms Of contract.
eelonr with four good and also suitable yawi
oars for assisting stun IN weighing :, ane inssno, =,
rails and equipment will be subject the following
one hundred miles ia calm weather res
specvey consecutive hours rate Of NOT less hsn sx m
sd As TO dredging power win have raise and discharge
tare Of clay sand asd and clay,
ans 81 sa s sns a. he
from deplh Of not less than ten nor srceedins isset
This must be the nued work Of .he boat during ten hours and
not an average during any sho'te, time q work. ,,
Each boa, VIII hass :. be supplied WIN =. anchor o. met les. n
adequate chain cable Of less than 70 thoms long
pressure for dredging not
ceedng pounds inch for ocomoon not exceeding
$50 pounds the inch.
The trials ana inspection be BY United agent
stated BY the last day Of May
Proposals dschssns
dredge be provided with two good
dhb
capable
waited soil.
Proposals undersigned, marked
envelope Proposals for Drcdge boat"
Col. Corps Top. Engineers
Republic, Iniellgencer, and Union Washington Courier
and Enquirer Express New York Commercial Advertiser
Buffalo Advertiser, Detroit Michgsn Commercial Ader
Illinois, Commercial Times Oswego, ~ r.; Pits
burg Gaxe Pitrsburg, Pa; Albany Register, Albany NJ VI
give above daily inserons then twice week
February 10.
Re RAft.
OUNCE inserted the department
The raft shall not vsr through
DISTRACTED shall continued
season inspection work shall therefore
after the shall have been reported
the expiration Of this the o6cer
charged with the inspection shall report that the has
OF been
the raft the cent retained above
PAID the But IT, ut time during
be obsructed by
ton and If he fail 70 do rh department t
apply much thereof a. may be necessary
All pspe have insert
day January proposals viii be and
Bv order IL ALBERT,
Dee Il Colonel Corps Toposraphicai Englnees
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1853-02-05

RHOOA'S Great Exhibition Prize Thr..a -r, -,
crbes constantly receiving supple. o h,s ssp
cord thread manufactured exclusively Island coo
they warrant 20 ercei any in market S'""", ~h'ef
STRONG SMITH, rs william street,
,yu,,. /. co .a,., . Agents 10 New York
wATERsToN, FRAY CO. ~ reA sna. .,,sss
800 Agents in Boston
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The materials believed be sot blue mud,
supposed that dredging operations be carried on for a29
days in the year without aspao ma 9% %, s a
required perform The whole work IN one year ae ans ma
qued dredging machines and vessel. capable Of dl,chasng
cubic mud day. complete IN s 's a
storage cables anchors boats &c, and the requisite num-
Proposal, Engineer Department Washing
un the s day Of March @ for ss ehse.on Of % wo'
To the enre Length and depth Of The channels
thereof furnishing all the necessary machinery vessels
and ns p ss eSa ss n @ than 100
I'd To furnish vessels machne hc ready for The work TO ihe
tested the satisfaction Of the officers charge Of the work
spee6cations required, WITH details machinery
sells and scows embracing materials dimensions onn"ge power
stroke principle Of eseavans wneher patented whs
arrangement Drawings desirable whenever they can be fur
the vessel, and machinery supplied By The United
States stated pcs per cubic yards Keeping everything y repair
state. amer tha work was compeed, ,-.,
Engineer Department TO exercise The necessary supervision
m pagpmsses and to reserve to Itself The night o. snnuns The
time should the holder holders Of fail TO uhl
ss 30 cubic yards are quantity or
hall feet Of water width Of three hundred
oweve thousand seven hundred yards IN ,h before
completion OF the work TO i full width and depth eaer
The Engineer Department may 6nd necessary limit e width
channel hundred my feet which
stated number yards viii b. assumed
the number paid for
will he made by the Engineer Department
under circumstances whatever.
Of done will be made
monthly, diligence
prosecuting that interruption daily
progress incident Sundays
Diseases unavoidable Of machinery,
radical defects quality material
quantity paid completely
epca depth required.
Twenty per payments
finally paid the completion
United
be by testimonials OF
competency Of
reliability Of the surees also be manifested The
veIopc. be endorsed Proposals for the
harho Mobile, Alabama
For further particulars address Major W. H. CuA, corp.
rneers Mobile, Alabama
Brevet Brig. Gen. and Colonel Engineers.
To be inserted In the inegenee Republic and Unon Wash
inpon Advertiser, Mobile Ala Louisiana State Repub
can New orIsao- Bulletin and New oesn. Bee New Orleans
ouer Enquirer and Erpre.s, New York WhE Troy ~ "
Pepyvans Inquirer Daily New. Philadelphia boston Courier
Patriot Md daily for weeks cory
paper containing me advertisement be sent the Engineer
Department Jan 70 DIV
MEMOIRS. Journal, snd Correspondents. M Thomas
W. Moore .di.d by Lord John Russst No. snda .,1
Jan IA VRAkCK TAYLOR.
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ENGINEER DEPARTMENT,

EsosEER DEPARTMENT,
Washington, January Ia, 1853
proposed the habor OF Mobile Alabama Dog
Chocaw Pass by dredging the present chan
nels.
The work required be done is stated as follows
hundred feet wide, and
haffee in depth Of water at mean low tide,
viz:
Cubic yards.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No So Wall street, N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, b CO.,
Liverpool.
r. G. ROBERTS CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
]. MUNROE h CO.,
28 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES
Paris.
GEO DRAPER, Havre.
will accountable for gold silver
unless bills
ndng are signed therefor expressed
Jan
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PORN OF AN OFFER.


NOTICE hereby given that tho undersigned IL the
owner assignment Of Virginia exchange mill
49, issued George T. Cste Colon r. Cstet
c. Csett the heirs and Lucy Cae the
widow George consideration services OF said
for lieutenant In the Virginia State
and third olsnd, dated
1890 and said has been and s lost
undersigned will apply the General Land oce the
under the
entitled An making further for the
OF Virginia land Warrants arprsveA August III ls2
Jan 27-1sw3mt AMEh HoHEkIsoN.