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yXTAVERLEY NOVELS-Lippincott' edition
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The Mississippi and Ohio rivers, containing plans
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A AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF AN ENGLISH SOL
n DER IN THE UNITED STATES ARMY,
comprising Observations and Adventures in the
Mexican War.
The Cold Grapery, being Treatise on the Cul.
tivation of the Exotic Grape Vine under Glass,
without Artificial Heat, by William Charlton.
Letters to Country Girls, by Jane G. Swiss.
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DISAPPOINTMENT OF THE PUBLIC LAND
SALES IN WISCONSIN.

SALES IN WISCONSIN.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that the public
~ sales of lands ordered by the proclamation of
day of February 1853, to be held at the following.
pamed Land Offices in the State of Wisconsin, to
wit: at the Land Offices at WILLOW RIVER,
La CROSSE, STEVENS POINT, and MENA-
SHA-to commence on the I'd, 10th, 9th, and 23d
of May next-are declared to be postponed until
the 4th, 18th, 18th, and 25th of July next, le.
spectively.
Given under my hand at the city of Washing.
ton this 18th day of April, Ammo Domini one thou
sand eight hundred and fifty three.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
By the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
April 20-1awl3w
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TINE INDUSTRIAL RESOURCES OF THE
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their Commerce, Agriculture, Manufactures, In
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DRDGE BUILDING.-The Theory, Practice
I'D and Architecture of Bridges, of stone, timbera
iron, wire, &c, by Ham, HOsking, Mosely,
Hughes and Stevenson, Civil Engineers; vol. and
atlas of plates; London.
Bland on Arches, Piers, and Buttresses; | vol.
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Bashforth on ObIique Bridges; vol. London.
Points ct Chaussees, Nouveau Manuel Complet,
par Gayfier, Ingenieur en- Chef des Points ct
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Buck on ObIique Bridges, with Illustrations;
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Hart on the Construction of Oblique Arches;
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Sir Howard Douglas on Military Bridges; vol.
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Cresy on Bridges, Vaults, and Arches; vols,
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Haupt on Bridge Construction; vol. New York.
Pope on Bridge Architecture; | vol. New York.
Duggan on Bridges; New York.
Fischmeister sur les Points Militaires; volume.
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GENERALLY.

CARPETING AND FURNISHING GOODS
GENERALLY.
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Sept2I fUnion and Alex. CAL
A MEXICAN GAME in IT'S SEASONS. illus.
"A trated by Henry VIM Herbert
Mrs. Kirkland's Evening Book, 18th edition.
Pictorial Definer, with Relative and Associated
Words, by Elizabeth Dram.
Pictorial French and English Primer, by J. D.
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4 AMARTINE'S FOURTH VOLUME (conclu.
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UNROM and after this date shall offer our
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JulyS II. IS. co.
r ROSS BROWNIES NEW BOOK, YUsEF: a
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NTOTES AND EMENDATIONS to the Text of
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MAPS OF MEXICO AND CENTRAL
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NOTICE TO PRE-. EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled to the right of pre-emp-
ton to any Of the lands within the townships and
fractional townships above enumerated is required
to establish the to the satisfaction of the reg
lister and receiver of the proper land Office, and
make payment therefor as soon practicable after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed
for the commencement of the public sale of the
lands embracing the tract claimed, otherwise such
claim will be forfeited.
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Feb 3-laWl3w
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and manufacture of the United States, provided
the same be procured of such growth and
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prices, upon "a good terms as to quality and
price as can be obtained or foreign growth and
manufacture" preference will therefore be
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NJ OTES AND EMENDATIONS to the Text Of
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HOME-LIFE IN GERMANY, by g l.. Brace.
III Life and Writings Of Algerncn Sidney.
One Year of Wedlock, by Emily F. Carlen:
Review of "SpirituaI Manifestations" by
Charles Beecher
Wipes's Commentaries on the Laws of the An
cent Hebrews.
Bridges Journal of an African Cruiser, edited
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tinuance has been made at tie instance /,
or with the consent of the defendant
himself.
.'A'' ARREST AFTER JUDGMENT,
See. 26. On the judgment against
the defendan. in any civil suit before a
Justice Of the Peace, when the defendant
is in the custody Of The officer as herein
before provided for, or if after judgment
against him, there is filed in the Office Of
such Justice an affidavit Of tho plaintiff,
his authorized agent or attorney, made
before any person competent TO admins
ter an oath, stating the amount Of said
Judgment remaining unpaid, and eStab-
Fishing one or more Of the particulars
mentioned in section twenty, said Justice
Of the Peace shall, unless otherwise
ordered by the plaintiff, issue an execu.
iion and accompany the same with an
order for tAe arrest Of the defendant.
Sec.27. Said order Of arrest shall be
addressed and delivered, with copy Of
the affidavit, 10 the constable having said
execution and shall state the names Of
the parties, be signed by the justice
issuing it, and state the amount of the
judgment and costs unpaid, and shall
require the officer, in case the same shall
not be paid, or an amount OF property Of
the defendant whereon 10 levy execution,
sufficient 10 satisfy the same cannot be
found in his township, TO arrest the de-
fendant, il NOT already in the custody Of
the officer, and deliver him 10 the sheriff
of the proper county TO be committed by
him to the Jail Of the county, and kept in
custody until discharged by law: Pro-
vided, however, that no such order Of
arrest shall be Issued until the under
taking required by the twenty-second
section Of this act shall have been
executed. ITO be continued.)
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Sec. 7. If any debtor shall appear
before Justice Of the Peace without
process, and confess that he is indebted
10 another, it shall be lawful for such
justice, on the application Of the creditor,
to render judgment on such confession
against the debtor for any sum not ex>
ceeding two hundred dollars.
Secs. Whenever the Office Of coroner
shall become vacant, IN any county, by
death, resignation, expiration Of the term
Of Office, or otherwise, or where the
coroner shall be absen, from the county,
or unable from sickness or other cause
to discharge the duties Of his office, or
shall reside more than ten miles distant
from the place where the dead body OF
any person supposed 10 have come TO his
or her death BY violence or casualty,
may be found, any Justice Of the Peace
Of the county, shall be vested with all
the powers, and shall perform all and
singular The duties appsrtaining 10 the
Office of coronef, SO far as il respects the
power and duty of coroner TO hold
inquisi,ion over any dead body found as
aforesaid. And when acting in the
capacity of a coroner, every such justice
shall be entitled to the same fees as are
or may be allowed by law to coroners in
such cases,
Sec. 8. Justices shall have jursdic-
49,: .. aot;noa cor SraspaSo an raal nai afa
where the damages demanded for such
respass shall not exceed one hundred
dollars, and no claim of title TO such real
estate set up BY the defendant, shall take
away, or affect the jurisdiction hereby
given.
Sec. 10. Justices shall not have
cognizance of any action:
Ito recover damages for an assault,
or assault and battery; or
2-In any action for malicious prose-
cu,ion; or
3--In actions against Justices Of the
Peace, or other officers for misconduct in
Office, except in the cases provided for
in this act; or
Ain actions for SANDER, verbal or
written; or
SIN actions on contracts Tor real
estate; or
6--In actions in which the title to real
estate is sought to be recovered, or may
be drawn in question, except actions OF
trespass on real estate, which are provided
for in this act.
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ADMINISTRATION NOTICE.
Andrew J. Porter, Admir-
of John Pitts, deceased, Petition 70 sell

Andrew J. Porter, Admr
of John Pitts, deceased, Petition 20 sell
VS.. Lands.
Nancy Pitts, ct. al.
INFANCY PITTS; of Hancock county,
IN Ohio, widow of decedent, William
Puts of Richland county, Ohio, Joseph Pitts
and Nancy Snyder whose residence is un-
known, legal representatives Of John Pitts.
deceased, are hereby informed that on the
2ls day of May, A. Z. 1853, said Admins.
traitor filed his Petition in the Probate court
within and for Putnam county, Ohio, the
object and prayer of which said Bill is for an
assignment Of the Dover Estate of said
Nancy Pitts, widow as, aforesaid, and for the
sale OF the following Real Estate Of dece-
dent, to wit:--The east half Of. the south
west.quarter of section number thirteen Q3
in township number two (2) north of range
number eight east, containing eighty acres
of land, more or less, to pay the debts Of
decedent, and that said petition will be for
hearing on the 9Th day of July, A. D. 1858,
balore the Probate Court in said Putnam
county, Ohio.
ANDREW J. PORTER,
Administrator OF JOHN PrrTs, deceased.
By JAMES MACKENZIE. SoEr 633
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