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The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

The iDilovirg complimentary laire -
Ihos. u bruga, is from ilc .N6rh Ers
NJ Ryorisr "TAis p.oiRicai Robestdcue
who hns 81 Fran BEEN tAr terror ~ Me
s4un, 81 b. lat r.psied lilr, n upsl thou
ssnd victims and rcsricd i4ko q demon
ttuids' the fsird up slaughter pm. n So
inhausa cana o., ana never iehA p'ls@ q
pay ihiph ora nF 81 mefsy sam Als ffo-
20 hasr, Aas been 81 length bf1ught &.
uist prn..hr4rsi hr m,frd oui o. atha-s.
ana ais bead ma. ffpoa ihe fssiin ~ knlfe of
tht fuliaii8r ehach be- erected and bsp-
u--c in sH oeral a h,aasa bod an q. q
vgha htrtf,iah = 4mrn srn--
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

PErRIfIEp MAN.-Thc Morris lIll. leo
man states, that not long since, while some
men were digging in a coal bank, near the
cannl, they eXhumed a body Of man in a
perfect state Of pctriiaction From the
corduroy cloth IN which his legs were en-,
cased, the cords and seams Of which are
perfectly definite, 1t is supposed 10 he the
body Of one Of the lr.h laborers engaged
IN the constuctionoi the canal. The limbs
are nearly perfect, and are completely
transformed 10 stone.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

kDwAhp EyEErTT.-A letter from So
nora, TuoIumne Co., California. say. -
" The news ~ the nomination and election
- Hon. EdSafd Everett, a. &. ;. senator
fn3in Massae huseti-. vaH received here pIth
delight by al. Mes Englsndrr- 81 uhaieyrr
perry. NrEi 10 the unappraarhshle Wei.
s'rf shile living, he noN s,ands Al the herd
n Msssschusetis men
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

Nav foRK AND ERE RAILRoAD.-A
gentlcma connected with the \. Y. Com
mercidi .duetiSer, and who was at Corning
on the lith, writes under that date as fol
lows - As specimen of freighting bust
ness on the New York and Erie Railroad
! saw a tram leave Corning this morning for
New York consisting Of sevcnty-six ears
drawn by single engine, loaded with
eight hundred Hausand feet of lumber.
The freight on which am informed amounts
10 about ionr thousand eight hundred dol
tars. This train was nearly half mile in
length
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

o." The remains Of some huge antider
luNian animals recently discovered nea-
Lyons, IN France, IN a fair state Of preser-
yatIon. Among them was tusk, which,
though II had been broken, was abou, two
and quarter yards in length, and tive
Jaw Jones Of such Inonstrous dimensions
that II required twelve men 10 carry them.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

a. The ell.sons "a Ne- oflusns -
ln~ilfroesia-z az tss iaN 4 lac sAssca- -
no'as = tAs 'ssTiusarrs have bssl tfrosieS
-A.s sssaussv1 Al o. siiras,s iasH AAS
hrr~ hrasss y suAet .f,t tire ths cas- .--
The l'sa'es l.sA seVs sflsoa. ,i.d lhs naa.
lay osiiol ast
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

cg- W. ssrs s~rr, -aasr.es ths' the
Vusmsns soAss- sbsvi3 syruf 6. ~gn-
tss q cin1 b thas uufh sh s-tnr'surrt
go o'-r-asaf ,rss'vs-s 20 90. W '.
p,s,-s h,su.,lf .ery s-t~tft and - o
siud' Tss r,uisi inhucs,,s 81 su.asuf,
sua ~, a,ss., 4 n,s h,rss ss,. D., rr'fs'-,r
a ,icisas AZ fu uarr csnrraisl 70 ihr
Fr.g-s ArFs inJsptse q fiss ios,8sr passact,
ihsH .s,g--d'sas ,si1 iaos an fiessr fp
gsr We trs fsccd 70 ta. oa',c.a,ion
brs psr1'ssi = ~ f,.ipsius. ~hseh s'iir-
Is, lssei hst4,.i,oa Ia oar ociusass
Ts NJ N.is.'i@.
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10. f.-7sis n lit h-.r
TO o. ts.s. Ne lrsfhas i~siins
fssirs iat 80 a.Hsrt
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f,.rssf. ue.-ts s-sts ~ zee
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rais.s- isilhs-a e.. BE-
fi,ar visft 81 80. ssss ..sa.-..
riist ~ si.sao~' sne 10 80,
~ isss, sass. sitt iurs 40 sisess.s.
rs7lAs. asfhss -tsas -
a. -shus isit s.sssiaa bsas
Nss 10 s-al.s So t-te
Jrfn 80 fisss 10 itose a, ic-J
rf.as-. fsfs,ss-fstf Ne
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t.s.f,s t.s zee, 49, stiiss
Eusst a. ss,-slfs - w. hssn
saras tis. isssti, . 30 49, sg-s
Ts.e sisH utrrf 'uass ssrsr-
~ln 90 saa..siss Bstss.
I.uiftsfs hrrs tns. sars st4g -ts4
Catrs.se ,,si o. ~ 49, iissesHr.
Ffltt.s, I.7ss, rsss. o.. s..ss.i 50
csass t.s. frs,a . s,sis II ss6a.ss
Tree 10 sst a.tis. sna 90,
t,tas tua hl W. sssu ~iu sists.ss
fnths- tsss. tasas if, tnrHs IN :
a. ~ b.Hr ddis bssUaf.
No- ~ yss sfs . h.f.s.
r,.H sbft ts t.ifai ft,ufs.
Frlii.ss tss,. etsas 10 ruuis
T.es fefs ssttsrt-G
Or Win the next number, the publ
cation day q the llrEAtp vii BE- changed
70 Iirdag. Ia order tina, NC may have an op.
poftamiy TO mari the p.por to VII OF our
suhse nberS the same wcck they are printed.
~ TIN. Arrangement, subscribers IN ell
parts 4 the County will receive their pa
per- IS early ~ Saturday.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

METRoPoLITAN RAILROAD COmPA
The tirst meeting Of this corporation was
held at the Exchange Coffee House on
Saturday last. The charter war accepted
and the appropriate committees raised for
the purpose Of promptly accomplishing the
objects Of the act Daily Advertiser.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

No MoKE BAcHLLoE's REvrRIrs.-The
Charleston papers announce the marriage
Of Donald G.. Mitchell, (lk Marvel, the su-
thor Of the Reyenes Of Bachelor, and 9th.
ct popular productions, 10 Miss Mary T.,
daughter Of William d. Pringlc. Mf. NJ.
was few days since appointed Consul 10
Neniee. by Presldenl PIerce.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

rHt Bees % AsrHUs sfstss. Re
's-ss est'r sss.si in fhilsA~iphi, ,hsi ths
he'e' q h.ss sss1splsas cuiPra sAs al POO
gefis ilasrrv'1. vPoa the stRiHassiisn e
sis oosflA, 4 80 feahe &C. oauisin nlshing
eui isT q sos4 TIE suiso,y,ies secs.
b. hft as'as asaiahg ,n iis laansf.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

4 kENfDr fOE rHI sTAsoS. A lump
Of Wc' saleraius, applied to the sting Of a
~asp " bee, will stop the pain IN one mo-
meui, and proven, Il from swelling. Pin
tine fact up some~her, for this season's
u.s, for those who are not fond Of the sen.
sstion Of sung.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

UT Miss Roth y Chadbourne has re-
covered sloss, Of sylvester T.. Robin
son for ,landerou' wofds sileged h. Ls,s
been spoken If her imfnDdesl conduct 80,
At the lat tenn Of the WindsDr 90. Court.
They both reside IN Fclchnille.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

LArE ASD isroHrAST yRos Bur-o'
ATRrs.-We learn from Capt. George Up
ton, Of baque Argentine, arrived at this
port yesterday, from Monteyideo May IT.
that Bucnos Ayrcs was still besleged BY
the forces under Lagos ADD urqIiza. CON
modore Cor, IA command Of the squadron
belonging "a the beslcgers, had notified the
foreign ministers and comma ndcrs of yes
sells Of war, " that hc should block hde III.
port u Buenos Ayres Immediately, ALLOW
ing vessels IN the inner roads q, and outer
roads 20 days, 10 finish loading their car
goes" These conditions could MT BE-
complied with, az the Las, advice, Apfl
khh, representative Custom House % BE-
ing closed, and al business suspended. i
Wa thought the blockade would be fecog'
nized by the foreign powers, IA whieh ca''
the city would be invested by ERA and aid.
and compelled 70 surrender "a few months.
At isrthest.
u ). ship Congress was Al Munie'ide.
May lst 10 sail on the ooh for RIO jaHrH'.
81 Salela Register, 2lnh inst.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

WoEsIS0 MiLcm C0ws.-Franklin Nor.
gan, Of Palmer, has pair Of twin cows,
four year. I'D, which have been worked m
the yoke like oxen for year or two. They
are large, good-loDklng animals, and are
mILked Ll.e Aamc ~ hI. other cow.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

Catorrp rurttsTlos - Css.B4-
ps,Hloa has been presented 10 DE Canad
an I.eglslatafo from DO Mun,ap4l Cooucii
ofihe Ce4liy n Kent, rrpfesciiing that
81 rrusaa. - tHe RAPID I's-rrssr ~ caiorrd
r-araisiian - said county. BY rmagnuou
iisra rle { fllod State, many r,l, arr Fe-
suluhg aud are iiiciy % fcsalt, o. thc ssli
eaaa'y. and paying ~ 'hs sanpsion q.
certain ul-s slf-s oh r,-ici etirr thsfcso.--
Detroit Pre- Pres
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

i'AaA ~ tfhtAf June To-
Tho Walking beams ~ ths steamboat
tiHln Forrez' vas broken this morning
= hen the boai va opp,si~ Remington
The piston head sss forced oai. letting the
sieam escape. Three hundred passenger
~rfe On board the boat, al o. whom sap
"a unin ufed
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

" Teiegnphlc communication be-
tween Vienna snd 81 Prtsrbufgh ~tll BE-
completed in Jli.s instant.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

Az he oshsf Para ~rre srresiee BE- Wel.
- eats az \ ialsee..ahooas ca.ier
uau a d-s goods. hard ssFr. sar.riaa to,s.
A. 49, is,a-.- aa i-e rsea....s u Fsrl,.
ssass fsissf a. mas q P-agsr'y
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

gNs< sdHn' - tAs orv,iscl SethiRsl hss
he's --s. g. l.i,ss b. n.r fus,aassseT q,
Nod sdsfa, bpsn,fs's lad q O. 600
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

o. On Sunday last, officer Paul ARES
ted one Ben Law, and escorted him 10 the
lookup. Monday the same officer perform
ed a like Kind Office for another man, nam
cd Robar. found IA like condition and
seized, ON It, way Of the boat, quantity
Of Riec's best y cent coPnisc, in posses.
zion q Hugh Mokanna. |, came before
Justice Parsons, Who consigned Il 10 the
ditch, IN spite Of llugh's loud pfutestations,
On Monday evening officers Paul and Bow
man "iroze on 10 divers jugs and bottle.
Of the ardent, being broughi from the
Steamboat by some men and ,comen. -
Darlington Courier.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

TIE ansnAi oslsf.s - Noalct iscta-,s
So ti.s Asuuasa ts.lor~ a. No-,asts.,
siusnt issi iaaisdss. I,ss las sss IA
ssssl,' l~gs sssAs 81 Ia AoMsss
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

WHsT's ~ rHr WIND ,--Georgc Saun-
der, the editor oi the late democratic n,
riat, the representative Of young America.
and the Consul 10 London, ltl,ai j. T. be-.
n the " ashington correspondents ara good
authority, has gone 10 csnada. Iss he
gore on a special mission Ia SEE Lord "a
gin abd settle the fishing and reciprocity
question, What says the Tnion Sure
IS young America dont intend o. adjust
thrse questions whilst the Premier Is tiiuk.
ing about u, and thus take the wind out 81
his elils. Mr. Marcy must sec 10 II. ~ he
~il ind his diplomatic career confined 10
tho.e Circular which have caused ~ much
dis-aiisio rtion a. the tsil1F- 81 he nsiioaa!
csP.iaL-iN Y. Herald
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

BALriNptr, Jane Is
bro~n's li9irl, AZ Fayetteville. =. G.. D.
sr'hef Si'h iouf dwellings, sdjoining ~-f.
fr-fn'ly slfnei Ices ssn0l0.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

Al SATi1fIED.--A member u DE Gtn.
efal Assembly ~iiiIly obaeues thai 90.
Satisfaction with Tho presrti compf1Hh-S
the Stsbbings' plaiiuuD--of tho lquf
question Is universal. tae Tempfn
uien haze the Maine law, shich . OIL
O'ey want. aud e,efy body elss has 9.ri''
Of nIm, ~hieh "a al Ofy Hait-- Proc
dsi,cs yoafaai.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

u Dhngefoa, counterfeit " 90 tie
Commercial Bank Il Barlingioi. VI, ere %.
cifrsls'ior.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

QUIET oN THE RIO GkANpE.-We
learn from the Brownsville Flag, of the ls,
instant, that Rio Gnnde City, Roma, and
IN fact all the towns along the line, have
become remarkably quiet since the recent
arrests on that frontier. Many Of the rest l.
less spirits which have so long kept the
frontier IN agitation have removed from II,
and othcrs. having seen the errors Of their
ways, have embarked IN more honorable
pursuits than aiding Of ruthless political
and mersensry spectators 10 slaugh.
ter the subjects and defraud the revenue Of
q neighborne and friendly nation. The
transaction az Reyn0sa served % remove
the scales fom the eyes Of the blind, md
has eff,ctually suppressed the law less dep
rcdltions Of the iiillbusters.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

Cou>rTEfrfT MOsEt.-A insn nafn's
benjamin W. Preach ~as arrested 10 -
bsug o. Monday aib-uss3h si'h sefrn pc
dniiaf bills ON the Western H. "a, HPnhs
dgid. an righf three dollar bile ph "
VIA River BtnL Babel, 81
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

B.s,aerT. litpI a Coz Ma FIoVA.
iss MIiI-N hlir Bssing,s fr~ mouihs
ago. lhr ilpsn.l.ing t.slahi.sinscta n b..
bsnts s lansdaA 10 tine pis0c, - iarn.
lis.as'G that shaahrf ass sdlosniag nii uas
10 She prg'sess q erection BY A-ssIs Ban
sfoR, ilyas A Ga. That Es,atlisi,mrii
kss ne saalss uass herh taished and 10
.losossfu. os.rssiion, iUn.ins set uszt,.y
.h,n too hsrrvtis II aissfcih grades ~
na1f I.cf dst, tni oil a Il fails oqosl "
ti,si iaarrg'seiat aired Al tils tos1 - he We
tsfa Htils. Tho sssliBery h. n TIE liiest
sui.fnal land. lanaFhagi. osins rftAh
siiAs 90 de cu'nfsr,slng asnea vho iuI.
BASKET ne n,ssus. tnA srrhaacsa. ~ho
,iiass sriea susarr tn saf.~1lssos. q that
u,ssi n.ae1 = Ners.aa Mal~rgais, NJ
rwt.g II Bare. CO. .cfr n thr s0prriof
.ohsA shach be hss estAAllshsd in tl.is
Sifie Te-ss to gnsti lisuus'iHg p
st.,shtars,s tfs noe sAliss tVr' cssca.
las. - ~ hsassrss "a Y laai;.a.arf ffot
NtH
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

TIE siiy ~ hsfsio hz- vafed o. Lao
siHosN o. tle haG b Az iuis-u'g Ti.
foaa ~ al % ~ consfr-c'i1n
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

~iNsrr Rr.fpr ~rf ~ l.tAr broHnt
The h1, wrathc is 8po0 90. Boo kp'l care
met. and OIL Win ran cscsp' froM busnss.
Or preparing f,' eight in'u uhc couH,Y.
Ss,ue vii serk the srf-.idc others the min-
craI sn1n-. in thr ini-iiaf. and uihcr. The
ruafrin ct a cod ard plarid lake, vhrrc
hoatinr. fishing and bathing can be- cnloycd.
Many prcfct Lake George. ou sccoun, Of
the beauty ant magniaccnco oi The circuu,-
jaceni scenery. and the historical associ-
atilu. which cluster aruund It's romantic
shor,S The pleasure and health seeking
pilgrims who wcnd their way thithcf, Tins
season vii be- grsiitcd With excellent &c
couuodaiions afforded by the large hotel
lately erected on the Fast shore II the
Lake Tor the reception Of summer visitor.
Il h situated on a hugh Hui, or rather
pfumoutor. juiung into the Lake, and
commanding hnc view OF It, bays and
islands, and the surrounding mountains
within o. circuit Of sixcen miles The huil-
ding has been fitted up IN the modern siylc.
with baths, suites Of MONS, tclcgraphic
bells. aud other improvements not usually
found IN Summer hotels IN the country,
and the prupncturs. Messrs Crosby 4 Mar
win, arc experienced and popular caterers,
81 that most Of the Injuries Of city life may
be enjoyed with the fresh air and rural
sports Of the country. The United States
Hotel at Lake George Is indeed one Of the
most delightful places of summer resort in
the Union \. Y. Commercial Adv.
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

s4R AecipIsT.--A man b. the nsi1s u
fnnCi' Cuancly. Who ~as a factory opcr.
sti,c A. Hsynillr, ca bio ann czugii iu
sasue a Ne tar hinery, and 4 was sa badly
illar-d bsfuse he ~.s entnchiod u.ai rm-
fu'siion a. flunl noeessary. Il uas a..
tsh ~ hei~orn tie eihss lnd iiloaldrf
,aiu;a -iG NJ Hrsld
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25
Z SANFORD SAVER, Montgomery, 4.

B,Aspos viii figure some 30 the Cr,s.
,sl Palace. Mr. Ions How. IT,. sends
forty dihefcui arlcies, every one Of vhsch
.s worthy ths a,lruii,n u say cainai,iec
Mr. D. - SUMS sends several st-'ci.
mera d be uuequai.rd Nsfble We u.sA
Mr. ouHtRr csuid seua onr q hts beet
Raj Road Can. We ~oaA then 90,
Bnndon against tny modest iawu Ia Nee
Engisnd "A Pot
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

CossrNrENrNT AT MinbL,HUsr Cor
tIur.-The next Commencement ANN.
ycrsary 81 tins College ~ill be On the oh
snd 10Th days Of August The speakers
engaged arr u the night stamp 10 make 1t
AZ occasion u unusual interest The fol
losing Is the hsi
Orator o. the Philomathcsian Society,
HoN. John =. HALE. New York Cry.
Orst1s IT the Philadclphan Snciety,
REV T. \. PARK, D.D, And. The. Sem.
Orator Of Aininni,
nos. DANIEL ROBERTS, MANCHESTER.
Poet,
The Rutland County herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1852-1855, 1853-06-25

fcs,ing upon laurel, and sarfuundod b.
thitr~n ST.ts, rcprvseHilne he -hid
Thrfrsn State -hiift above N cum-
son afs, sl4.esp tn date 4 the Nsi,oa's
hirzh. l57e The whais susrtunA,-d by
. gusgoass halo. snd trfainaiiug ~Iih
hossy tusAos ~ uiarpahs, fr,sn e.ihei
sidr u this p.~Ce tairnl imnensc hat
tefsos - Ganlles And sheiis, forming a
grand National fsa sf .,sss.
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DENsION and Bounty Land Laws, with the opin-
ions OF Attorneys General Forms, and Regu
Departments execution OF those laws no" no 20
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The aeng under which this work presented ne
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and decisions en,e Them as well as ne o,ms sna @ ~
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Law s.hoo, or Cumberland University, Lebanon.
Tru r

Law school OF Cumberland university NJ L0osnon'
sAfEl Tennessee
FACULTY. Hon. Abraham Caaths, late oas Of ''e eca''
Judges OF Tennessee ~
1ssa, Judges Of As sapee court
Tennessee.
Iiou ponIsld L. Ridley etanesioI Of The state
Judges their whos Time exclusively
the school af ta Nsl .H III ll I,
PA. Daily examination. OF each class on the
regular lectures but explanations o te
daily lessons IA pfoxfess the examinations II 81
n Weekly moot courts equity, which
OF facts gwen by the PROBES
through all The processes Ano"n ia actual
practice The framed as 10 require them prepare
deeds records Documents be read est
uas Some Of the easss are taken BY appeal 10 =
court, which held monthly the class, and IN
public The students act US clerks ser-
jurors Judges ehaneeors, and IA other oihca
paeires with their suits.
third Monday
tember February Tile second COM
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July t..t
AZ boarding so. Students furnish their books
which can had In the Lebanon bookstores
required The unless the stu
No study required for ad
any durins The collegiate year l.nff. r4.
5 n mo legislature connected win The school
Number o the last collegiate elghy-six
ROBERT L. CAKUTHERS,
Feb li-eoiy President Board Of Trustees
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oslsphsp Long Of Losisvus, keaiac
ing M patent ssnted 20 hmm on INC seventh
IN Oh ~ shS wooxs h~ed
bridge from the q said paen
which e seventh Cd dsy OF NosshDss snteeh
hundred ythIes, (leSj)-- Ea Il .eea. 80.
bat the said petition be heard at me Patent
ntonday O ~ O'Clock, and
neuned 10 appear and .o" e&ase any asy nave
why said petition ought not TO be granted :,
opposing the are required ME IN e ralc
Once obecion specially set iofh n wuny .wcn
before dpy hearing filed by either pary
hearing be taken and uansma IN &c
Pile alton. - ,,..,.u.., ,s..,,
Ordered be published In the National inc
RsoulIi. Iuion journal and
tous Louisville Kentucky the Gazette aud The Aras GIN
oho weeks previous 10
80 day Of September next the day OF hearing
Acting Commissioner OF Patents
Solicitors OF above viii please copy and send 'e
Au5l--laW3w
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TREASURY DErAKrsksT, March -. 1883
HE proposals. constructing Louisville
house, the advertisement o December leoz
erection, amount
OF hat been decided
for Notice therefore hereby gwen that proposals
received al until ~ O'Clock the 18th
May next (Which be for each Of wolk
the original specnca
architect bring The
whole building The
Si5O0O0 reject the
invited If the exceed that
be dsemed 10 the Of the United
states.
No contract No awarded except builders
thereof without the the Sec
per cent furnished
coding the Quantities
The experimenting achtec paid
building completed and delivered To the United States
proposal accompanied by guarantee
tcehedio be The aoney
United States District Judge or the said dsct) that the
bidder WILL when required his proposal accepted into
sufficient penalty
Of the whole work and several proporlion
TO he faithful performance Of said
specifications and working drawings for The building
touching proposed work
obtained application The experimenting architect
Louisville, Kentucky ft
proposals department, addressed The
Treasury (endosed Proposals Lousvis
house ) and will be opened O'Clock, the day
fixed receiving the in the of the bidders
shall be present.
| "-'I '.FE LANES GUTHRIE,
Mar 26-2awtMay25 Secretary Of the Treasury
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John HARRISON, deceased, pursuant decree or
high chancely England made
against sody, bearing 10Th day Of March, 1884, whereby
Humphrey the
referred
whom John Haron late OF Thurston
county Cumberland, farmer by the descrp
description OF he law OF my heir ataw and
Of The said al his DEATH and who the real
heir ataw in America the law of The hcirataw in
the month August 1927 the heir heirs aaw Of the said
their soclor before the sixth day Jnne 1883
Southampton Buildings Chancery Lane ondon in default
said decree and all capable giving information
subject 10 furnish the the
solicitors either of them. i
who cmigraed to America about ls where he married. and resi-
ded Philadelphia ill he died in 1871 leaving his eldest John
who died Philadelphia about 1884, leaving his eldest Thomas
him surviving.
Thursday fourth day july 1852 II O'Clock the
the said chambers appointed for hearing and adudcaiDg
upon the claims Dated this 18th day of January, lo53
CAPE5 h STUART,
No. Field Court, Gray's Inn, London,
for Z. Waugh, Solicitor Cockermouth, Cumberland
and for Messrs. Saul, Carsle Cumberland.
RAVEN 4 BRADLEY,
No. 2Harcouu Buildings, Temple, London, Solicitors
for Her Majesty's Auerney General
Mar 9-law2w