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in Eliion, on the 18th inst, by the Rev.
]. Way, Mr.. WV. j. MONEY to Miss SARAH
+. RtLLY, both of this coui,ty.
On the 2oth inst. in Trinity NJ. +. Church,
Philadelphia, by Prof. W. l.. Boswell. T.
SSowDEX Thomas Of the Phila lalphi. c M
ference to ANNA NJ. eldest dau. shtcr Of
Joseph Miller Esq, of that city.
On the 9Th inst, in the city of Philadelphia,
by the Rev. John Chambers, Nr. L. Truman
EVANS, formerly % Oneida county, n. y. to
Miss SARAH +. BouLDES, of Cecil county, Nd.
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LICENSE NOTICE,

A GREEABLY to the 9Th Section of the
n Act OF the General Assembly of 1927,
chapter III, entitled an Act to regulate the
issuing of License to Traders, Keepers Of Or
dinanccs and others: Notice is hereby given
70 all persons, and bodies corporate and polit-
c, whom il may concern, that they must OBJ
tain License, or renew the same, according
to the Provisions Of the said Act, on OF before
the 10th day of May, 1854
ROBERT N. WALMSLEY,
Sheriff OF Cecil county.
N.B. Nothing but Bankable money will he
received for License.
April lS5i--lm.
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APPOINTMENTS BY THE GovERNoR-Pcr-
sons appointed to Office in this county, will
find an advertisement by the Clerk of the Cir
cult Court in which they are interested. The
general reader will also there see who have
been appoin. cd inspectors Of lumber, fish, &c.
at the several villages of the county.
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TRUSTEES OF TIE Poon.-The Trustees of
y Poor. lately appointed by the County Com
miSsioners. are required to meet at the Alms
House on the first Monday in May, which,
this vtar, is the first day Of the month.
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THE FRvlr.--!t appears to be conceded that
the late cold weather has des8ycd TIC peach
;rop in this part of the country. The ircez
ing was quite severe on Sunday and Monday
nights. We notice that the leaves on a num-
Der of varieties of shrubs which had grown
quite green, were killed.
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.suAY MORNING. April 10, lS49.

-aEzVz7s !. rsDAY MORNING. April 10, lS4o.
Ny DEAR Sir Il received your note la, t
evening The snow storm will delay our de-
parture for Norfolk, and shall be happy to
see General Mason any time to-day.
The 10Th of April, l711I, was so hot day
that many British soldiers, q" their return
fro Concord fight" fell down on the march
quite overcome, and others loll,d the tongue
liketve heated cattle and dogs. HIRE Weir
on the came day, four degrees further south
in tho midst Of snow storm. Yours tu!y,
Maj. Graham. sDAN'L WEBSTER
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TIE WHEAT Cnor.-The wheat crop in this
county although not far advanced for the sea
son looks tolerably well. About the avcrae (
quantity was sown last fall
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Town COMMISSIONERS. -Thc annual dec
ton for Town Commissioners CT the Town Of
Elktcn, viii se held On Monday week-tl e
first day of May. We hope a Board will be
elected that will push ahead the Improvements
begun and contemplated, AMI thus add to the
well appearing OF [ et:wn; to the convene nee
Of the people, and to the value Of prov crty.
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TIM PLANK RoAp-We understand that a
Committee of the Managers of the Ekton,
Andora and Lewisville Plank Road Company
arc on a visit to the ncighborhood of Phila-
delplia, to procure information relative to the
construction and management Of such roads.
The making of the road is now considered one
of the fixed facts.
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WnOoPlNG C0uGlI.--Thrrc has lately been
much of the whooping cough among tie chill
lr Of this place.
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[C=Thc County Commissioners meet on
Tuesday next, and the Orphans Court on til,
first Tuesday in May.
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PHILADELPHIA, April 20.-The celebrated
trotting horse Tacony was sold to-day for
81, 500.
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HROCERlES.--All families and Hotels
" would do well to buy their TEAS at +.
BROWNS Store. Splendid Imperial Y Dung
H!s II and Black Teas. Beautiful brown SUI
gar for g. and cents; White do. for s, ID
and II cents. [apr22
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rIsKecpcrs Of stores, hotels, &c, will find
ia another column an advertisement by tho
ahr,iT IN ,,l,:ion to licences.
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StRlNG AND SUMNER HArS.--Mcn and
- boys Palm Leaf Leghorn, Canada, Pana-
ma and Sh.ll Braid Hats, for sale by
Apr22 y. j. SCOTT X BRO.
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DThe Geological Survey of Illinois, now
in progress has developed the fact that South
ern Illinois is rich in marble of tic most va
liable varieties. both var;cgattd ard black.
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lt.ONER SEED, OF the best quality, for
~ sale by 4. j. SCOTT X BRO.
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GuANO AND PLASTER

HURST QUALITY Peruvian Guano. AS ,
Il Gro uEd Plaster, FOR sale at El..ton anal
North Fast BtrotS. by
Apr - \. j. SCOTT x BRO.
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Cg7" The Peryville Accommodation Train
vii! leave Elkton FOR rhiadeiIhia ut t. o'clock
\. NJ, and leave Elkton for Perryviile at 81
=. NJ.
Elkton, April -, 81 Agent.
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ALEXANDER EVANS,
Attorney at Law,

NhaV2 MY
MAY be found at the Office to which he has
Il lately removed, opposite the store Of
iliam Torb,r Esq, in the building re-
Gently occupied rs the Post Office; or at the
Office adjoining his rcsilcnce, Elkton, Mary
Land. April %, 81.
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6rp q
1.slr0.

At Ceciltor, on Saturday, the 10Th inst,
Mrs. ALICE f., consort Of Isaac Slaughter,
after Il long and severe illness.
ssa.sEi:;- SsHasuxlszz
y tIMER HATS for Boys and Mems we r,
hCE.rgc stock on hand and for stlr cheap by
T.. BROWN. JR.
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INCIDENTS OF TIE WAR.-A 600 ton Rus
sian vessel called the Alma, of Easa, on the
Gulf of Bothna, arrived at New York on the
18th ult., with load of SALT and having dis
charged her cargo, cannot venture home for
fear of capture. There are rulnors too, of
large purchases made by Russia towards in
crcasing her navy. but the French organ in
New York, the Couries DIES Etats Unis re-
minds us that in 1919 the American Govern
ment laid an embargo upon the steamer
"Unitcd States" sold to Russia (thcn at war
with Denmark } under circumstances idcnti-
cal with those under which it is now said that
four steamers have been sold to Russia.
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THE MONROE DOCTRINE. The United
States Charge d'AAares to the Republic Of
Ecuador, the Hon. Philo White, in present.
ing his credentials to the Government, accom-
panied them by u note embracing a long dis
sertation, setting forth the foreign policy of
The United States as being in opposition TO
the further progress of European acquisition
on this continent. In replying to this, the
Ecuador Minister of Foreign relations, Scncr
Marcos Espincl, echoes it's sentiments and re-
marks:
"The SOLEMN declarations made Nv his Ex-
cclloncy President Monroe, thirty years since
and which has become settled principle
with the Cabinet at Washington, has grown
to be an axiom in all South America, and cs-
pccially so in the Republic of Ecuador"
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torcia,l Nous.
War Declared by England and
France:!t

-Horc Ftohtmg-Russians crrOss the Dannbe-
ID feat of the Excitement hfou1h
ont Eprope-Adcaacs IA RrsaisinDS.
BY the arrival Of the Ar,ic, with Liverpool
dates to the 9th inst, we have the following
important news:
ENGLAND AND THE WAR.
The Hon. Capt Blackwocd, the British
Cabinet Courier, who was charged to deliver
the British ultimatum to the Gar, returned
to London at 10 o'clock, =. NJ, ON the 2Sth
ult. He arrived at st. Petersburg Oh the 18th
of March, and delivered his III, ssa.c, waited
until the expiration Ct six days, and on the
10Th began his homcward Journey. The Em-
peror himself had left the capital for llclsing-
tors, in Finland, after he became acquainted
with the nature Of the summons, and before
the actual arrival of the courier who was the
bearcsof it. Count Ncssclrcde, however, was
instructed to iI.form the Cons,ls OF England
and Frame hat to the summons to vacatc the
Principalitics no answer would be return.
In consequence of this the Earl Of .\bcr-
,lccn, in the House of Lords, and Lord John
Russell in the House Of Commons, brought
down message on the 9th ult., from the
Queen, announcing the failure cfncGotiatons
carried on by her Majesty il concert with her
allies, with the Emperor Of Russia, and the
consequent necessity of adopting other meas
urcs to rcpress the unprovoked aggression on
the dominions of friendly power.
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MOLE Skin Hats Of superior quality for
INl sale by \. J, SCOTT X BRO,
April llth.
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GREAT TaRoUGH LINE TO THE WEST.
Ia " - 5if;aEiss

Baltimore railroad Baltimore to Wheeling,
hsre tA the and splendid the
Union line the Ohio, 1.-The stages TO Zanespiue, &c.
a expeditions line being thoroughly completed by the
finishing great Board Tree Tunnel the road being
travellers confidently
and fares The
character.
express T. .. M,
directly through Wheeling $3.50 miles, 10 ~ hours
Guiding stoppages, arriving
passengers leaving Baltimore lay lodging
Cumberland 7s mes and proceed thence Wheeling in the
morning.
with trains, leave Washington
and D daily, meeting The cars from Baltimore al the Wash
ngton Junction, DIETER known the Relay House miles from
Baltimore,
AT Wheeling the seven unnvaled steamers line,
which completed this route, daily
the and convey down the Ohio Gin
cinnat Louisville, where the for Nashville
Louis and New Orleans packets may be taken by those
ing further on
Columbus prefer
Ohio the West di-
Wheeling Ohio Stage CompaDy excellent coaches
National GAINESVILLE,
b, rnllroad
Passengers welsviis Cleveland by steamboats,
railroad will also find this agreeable there being
and speedy connexon al Whesng and from those
places
y Baggage through Wheeling,
charge transfer OF passengers baggage.
ticket with lie anywhere the
oute from Washington Wheeling 50 so; CINCINNATI sill
TO Louisville, Sl2
Tickets Parsons agent railroad station,
Washington and OF the other agents OF the company.
WIN. PARKER
May ll-du General Superintendent.
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THE UNION: SATURDAY MORNING, APRIL g. ls5
NOTICE OF WITHDRAWAL r.

NOTICE OE WITHDRAWAL rsosa private entry OF
N certain lands lying within nleen mles 90 each sde o. me oae
Arkansas Texan
dairy hne aud lis branches al tamden,
In behalf OF e Interests
Of The proposed above msnuoned ihe
order bearing daie The
M directed pubic lands In the aforementioned
townships lying within miles, tAereahou each side o.
pre- empoa claims which operation Of his
nouce all situated Ia :he following land districts IN the State OF AR
KANSAS, 10 viii
n the district OF lands subject 0 sale a HRLxsA,
South Of the SGse line mn principal naeran
Townships H. ~ a. 49, fraction Of 49, Of range
South Of the base line and Of ma principal eaa.
Townships II, IL 49, a. u.s. aud 10, 2, and
la the district OF lands subject sale CnAMrAesoLE
South cfts base line and ma principal meridian
Townships II, ~ 10 IA, u.s. 10, anges O. g. o. 10 II
townships H. e 49, a. IS 49, rs 49, and 90 Of range 49,
Townships H. ~ - a. 49, 49, IL 10 49, and 90 ranges H. 5
10, 11,and 10,
Townships H. IL. 49, IA 49, 10, and ~, OF range 49,
Townships H. ~ ~, IA, and is, ofrange 30
tile district oflands subject TO sale at lIrrLg RooK
Of line and w Of ne nm principal meridian.
Townships and3. OF range 70
Townships 2, 3, a, S, 6, I, and ., of range 10.
Townships - A. s. u aud TO- Ia, 10, 10, and H.
In The district of subject AT WAsnrsoroM
South The base line and wes Of the A priaepaI aerdan
Townships s. 6, 7, &, 8, and 10, OF range 49,
Townships and 10, OF ~.
Townships H. 2 ID a. and 10, of a %, 49, a. 25 49,
and a.
Townships 10, IL, ~, -, a. and Is, Of range %.
Townships TO- H. ~ 49, and IA, OF ranges 20 30 81 and 32
Townships 10, IL, "a, and 10, OF range 49,
hand, General Land Once Wash
ingion this 9Th day Of January, 1884
by order OF the President:
Jan 6-lawl3w Commissioner the General Land Office.
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pELisi BELLsi BELLst-For churches, academies, fac
~ tories STEAMBOATS,, plantations, ETC, made and large
mont kept constantly hand BY the ubcfbe al their Old
hsd aud enlarged iouny which has been
whose and Of manufacture perfected
that their belts baye world wide celebrity for volume Of sound
quality The have recently succeeded In
apply the % loan moulding IN iron bell casting
which pert q casting temper and lv
dcnce Of The unmped excellence Of their bells they have nse
ceved anuay, e5f the FIRST premium "a silver meda Of the
Worlds Pair IN New York, all others from this
and Europe being competition and which IL The eighteenth
medal besides diplomas that has been awarded them They
have patterns hand bells variety the
weight and they furnish order chimes Of number Of
BELLE and refer several Of their make throughout the
States aud Csnadas Their hansng comprising many and
valuable Of iron yoke, with movable
which turned the bell spring acting
clapps prolongng the sound iron ame toine hammer
For steamboats,, steamships, etc, their
proved revolving yoke fancy hnngng ia brass bronze of
design, furnished We supply whole SETS parts Of
improved ehang bells Of nher construction,
specifications being given, Old bells taken in exchange
Surveyor Of all descriptions made and hand
Being 10 immediate conneron with the principal routes In all d.
ccions either railroad canal river orders be executed
despatch which, either personally by communication
speciuly solicited
A. MENEELYs SONS,
FEB N-dly West Troy Albany Co. N. v.
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Law school o Cumberland University, at Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY, Hon. Abraham csruthers, late one Of the circuit
II judges OF Tennessee
Hon Green, Of the Of the
OF Tennessee.
Hon. Brom6eld Ridley, Councillors OF the sae
Green dew 10 their whos time exclusively
the school,
Plan instrtionl Daily examinations Of each class
of but explanations OF the
daily lessons / a progress Of the examinations.
ofcomuon law equity in which
statement of facts gwen by the pofes
prosecute through all
practice framed them prepare
all OF documents 10 be read
Of the taken by appeal
supreme which held monthly In The class and 10
public cad Of session The students act as clerks hef
JUROR circuit judges and chancaIors and in other official
pacites connected with their suits
session the third Monday Ia
lember third Thursday February The second
succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday In July e
Ipeuse, per fee $50, In advance contingent
A. boarding about $50. Students furnish
which can be had n Lebanon bookstores.
required complete the unless the
advanced class No previous study required for nd
mission classes. Students
any during the collegiate year.
There /. a legislature connected with the school.
Number OF students the collegiate year eightysiI
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERH,
Feb ll-eoy President Board OF Trustees
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ptoPosALs Tor $4,000 900 tho Author
lied by the Banoo.Ohco oil the Commissioners
Finance BY the OF the ordinance the
aud city council Of Ba entitled An ordnance aid the
Baltimore Ohio Railroad Company by loan
I've millions Of dollars road the Of Wheel
iuy TO nd their debts and especially TO lay second track far
Piedmont 2le miles distant from the city Of BALTIMORE sealed
proposals will be received BY the undersigned until ~ o'clock
~ Saturday % Apn 1874 for purchase Of
millions dola oO0 Of the authorized BY said
ordinance thereof not less than $3.50 the said
g interest the time the Of ak ncr
quarter yearly Of JaHaay, April July
October purchased Inscribed
transferable Office, bonds with coupons
lachsd viii be ssued-he proposals. stating whether bid
such certificates bonds The bonds will be The
nominations Of 81 co., $500, and $3.50.
Twenty Of value of the OF the
loan awades 20 be paid within days amer
,ueh award made, twenty before the drt
May before the first day OF June
bee the hr dry Of July the
Of the amount bid before the fret August
Ten cent OF the value Of the awarded
purchaser will be retained security for the fudmen OF
contract which will be
certificates bonds viii be issued.
No bid less than the will be received
hereby decline acceptance any pro-
posals BY any in baking any ~
the payments above required right pub.
sale such shall be
and ihe and Cor the Of bidder
loan him awarded
The proposals opened by at the mayors
Office, specified,
Finance CITY
Registers Office, Balmoren and endorsed Offer for s2O6o0o
Loan"
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mo. 49s.l
/ NOTICE OF NxITnDEAyxAL Of certain lands Ia IN
no. A9s.l


situated along the OF The proposed rail
road Mississippi, Mobile and Ohio road, branch
point Eon Boards Bluff at the southern bend Of
Ia parqaace Of President United States,
named situated along the Of The proposed railroad
reu subject
will be withheld from sale or entry except for valid preemPuon
district lands subject 10 sale at Dsxorousi
North ofe base Hns, and ~e Of s principal 'aeran, southern
Townships sixteen, eighteen nineteen twenty
ty-one, and twenty Two, OF range ooe,
and twenty-five, OF range two.
townships seventeen oigheen uino1een and twenty, range
Townships seventeen eighteen nineteen, twenty
range four
NORTH ofns line, Of s prrnepai meridian soher
survey
Townships nineteen, twenty rRenu-oue, and twenty two, Of
Tows.sp. twenty twenty ssd .wsa,,,so raus' n'er
In the district Of land. subject sale CAHaH.s
North Of line, and sa' Of ne p'"pa meridian, '0uer"
suTVcy
Township twenty two, ofranse ave
In The district lands subject sale At TUSCALOOSA
North Of hs iue 81 s principal pediaF southern
Township tw enty-oue, orrange
d ne base lin' and east q tA' principal meridian, southern
township twenty-three OF ranges two
Townships twenty and four three, four,
1--WE, and
soA Or hs bss line AID ef or s principal nsdar, northern
survey.
Township. aneen sixteen and seventeen Of rangeon
Townships hneen ncen seventeen eighteen and nneteen q
Townships sixteen, seventeen, eighteen nineteen twenty.
Townshps sixteen, seventeen, eighteen nineteen, twenty
townships seventeen eighteen nineteen twenty, twenty one,
townships nneieen twenty, tweuty-oue, and twenty-five
ranges SIX, seven, eight, nine, Ten, and eleven.
soh 81 th base Rns and east q As principal "dia, nOrAn
Townships htoen sixteen, and range
Townhp. heen and sixteen, Of ranges two three and four
Township hlteen, Of range ave
In the district OF iands subject to HuSTsvrLISi
souh Of ne line, ord 0fs principal msriaia northern
Townships eight nine twelve, thirteen and fourcea
Townships twelve, thirteen apd fourteen % range
South ofe line, and cost Of ne principal meriaun, northern
Townships eight nine eleven, twelve, thirteen and fourteen
Township seven, eis nine, eleven twelve, thirteen,
and furtsen, FRANCES i6res and four -
Townhps nine, ten, eleven, twelve, thirteen, and fourteen
Township- twelve ,hueen, fourteen, range
10 the district Of lands susject /, LEs,SoSi
Of line Of ne principal vdau, nOrtscrr
Townships seven, eight and nine, 81 range three.
Townships six seven, eight nine, een, and sixteen, q range
Townships ELEVEN twelve thirteen. fourteen, and &C
Towpip eight nine ten, eleven, twelve, heen and ourecn,
Townships .even eight nine ieo eleven, twelve. and cen
Townships even eight ten eleven, twelve, and mir
Townnps Eve six seven, eight, nine ten eleven and twelve, q
Townssps four AVE. sir seven eight nine ten and ELEVEN Of
TowOps eve, six eight nine, and Of
eisven
Given under my hand The General once The city Of
Washington This 2fh day q January, 1854
~ order o. the PRESIDENT -.
J,nas-lawiss com@is-ionsr
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mE object bill decree FOR the division OF
the real estate Of which William Johnson, late of Mont
seised and possessed Of The
lying being Montgomery county, IN The state OF Maryland
be divided those en
partes then that decree 10
the proceeds thereof distributed among
entitled proportion Interest The bill alleges
died nesate and without issue, ieav
owng-named botne and sisters his heirs aaw VIZ
Mary Ann ener) intemarred with certain
Hener reside in Montgomery county Maiyandi Jacob
diot Jacob Johnson his
commec Margaret Johnson now iesson who inisr
John Hesson who Is dead prusa Johnson
ntermaed with certain Henry Feaser, all
Frederick Maryland and Adam johnson
Kentucky The bill charges that Adam
Maryland IL Il hereupon adj
ordered this eighth day OF March, l4 hat the com
pauan by
PAPER published OF Washington week for
month April notice 10 the
defendant Of the object and substance Of % b
appear by solicitor be
fore Inc fourth Tuesday July premises
how cause IL any have why decree ht pass
NICHOLAS BREWER,
Circuit Judge.
Test lanes r. HENlNG.
Mar l7-law4w
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NOTICE

Yelnozo of che office Of the Surveyor General from
Oregon city 10 Salem, in Oregon Territory
authority the President OF tho United
of Congress- approved Sep
entitled office of Surveyor
Of lands Oregon, &c and in accordance with
said Territory, NoTIck hereby
the the GENERAL OREGON will be
removed OREGON Cry SALEM, in OREGON TERRITORY
The first day Of august merit
hand city Washington, this fifteenth day
nf March, A. n. 1854.
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
by The President:
JoHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Mar l7--law6w
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NOTICE extending the time OF the reservation of
lands Withdrawn sale, the Of
Cairo rGroa5 and braneo the States Of Missouri
and ARKANSAS.
hereby that the reservation Of the lands heretofore
ordered o. b. withheld from sale
(sxcepi prcempuonsl until 9Th
lying probable limits Of the made BY the
tied granting right Of making flsnd
Arkansas and Missouri, aid In the construction Of
railroad from the Mspi opposite the mouth Of the
Little Rock Texas boundary line,
on hrkansa with branches TO Fort smith and the Mississippi
approved February o. 1852 be, and the hereby further
continued until further orders from this office
my hind the city Of Washington, this 23d Of Ian
uary, 1854,
ny order of the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of the General Land once.
Jan aA-law3w
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A persons claiming Eliza
beth Spencer deceased resided la retsfsbass Virginia
died there The beginning 1900 hereby noned
make known their and relationship once on
aud before the 2oh day March the decree
OF the circuit eou Of Petersburg 81 al Me
Mem a. a. Inc OBJECT Of ths said suit Is 10 settle tho construction
Elizabeth
deceased relation 10 which she died
and divide the said real sale Otherwise and The rents
and pons thereof those entitled proportion their
speuve nes For mat purpose Tie undersigned has been d.
fscted by sud
all
beth Spencer deceasee purpose pub
shsd Tor not tess weeks
might be deemed BEST call all claiming TO be IN
erested such heirs
day certain, 10 be specified in such advertisement.
Il. p. GAINES
Commissioned In Chanceiy.
heb 2a--law4M !