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WARM SPRINGS, VIRGINIA.
NNHIS celebrated watering place. which

WARM SPklNGS, VIRG1NlA.
THIS celebrated watering place, which
= is now open for the reception and acccmmoda-
hundred aud seventy miles west of Richmond, and
on the direct Turnpike Road to the White Sulphur
Springs aud Guyandotte on the Ohio River.
These waters have been long and justly famed for
their curative qualities in arous diseases well
ty sperient, durec and disphoretic and applicable
to the treatment of the following diseased condi-
lions, viz:
sutng from their latent exstence; Affections of the
Spinal Marrow, and its consequences; Paralysis He
morrhids or Uterine derangements, OF Meta.tsss Of
Gout and Rheumatism; Affection of the Joints; Lum-
bago; sciataca Conuactions and Morbid Conditions
the Bonee the whole class of the Cutaneous Dis
cases. corbutic and Scrofulous Affections; Dyspepsia;
Torpid and otherwise Deranged Conditions Of the
Liver.
The improvements consist of large and commo-
dions Hotel large number of handsome and con-
yenienty arranged Cottages, q spacious Dining and
Ball Room, Billiard Room, Bowling Alley, Bath
,0 THE BATHS,
which of the temper AZURE Sc to SO deg Fahren
IA A large lar U octagonal BATH, FOR GENTLEMEN,
48 feet in diameter, and 5 in depth.
The LADIES' BATH, of equal depth.
Two Spout Baths, aud . Private Bath for invalids.
All of which connect with cold Punging Baths sup
piled with spring water, Of temperature GO to 70 deg
The locality of these Springs is remarkable for
healthiness-the surrounding country of romantic
OedHly, anu otuiobpucIC anu iuVISO.
rating.
The Table accommodations viii be of the best cha
racter, and every effort made to contribute to the
comfort and convenience of visitors.
A fine BAND OF MUSIC has been engaged for
the
The following facilities afforded for reaching
this place. viz:
Two trains of cars run daily from Richmond-the
first leaving Richmond at 81 A. NJ, arrive Staun-
ton 1.-THE ent terminus of the Va Central Rail-
road) at l O'Clock P NJ, where coaches will be in
readiness to convey persons to Glover Dale on the
same evening-remain all night, and can run to this
point next morning to breakfast
The second train leaves Richmond at 81 O'Clock A.
which is after the arrival of the Southern cars.
This train connects at Gordonsville with the Orange
and Alexandra Railroad and reaches Staunton at 81
P. NJ, where travellers remain all nght-eave next
morning, and reach Warm Springs at an early hour
same evening.
N. B. Complete arrang emen to have been made with
w. p Parish Co., 80 that persons wishing to stop
at the Warm Springs can do SO, and resume their
seats at pleasure
Rates of Board, per day, flor less than weekly 81 90
20. DO. perweek...: ........-......... 10 90
Do. do. do. white servants)..... Z 90
Do. do. do. lcolored do. 49,. 90
tChidren half price
F. E. LUCKETT, NJ D..
A. @. McCHESNEY, M. D.,
l.. II. LUCKETT.
jyI@d&wtIstA
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THE FILLrBusrERs The N. Y. Sun assures
the N. o. Delta that, Notwithstanding the Presi-
dents antiF ilibuster proclamation and the inter.
probation Judge Campbell has just given to the
Neutrality Laws, there is still an open and bold
sympathy for ''free Cuba" The editor adds
when the time comes. New York will be repre-.
scented on the battlefield for Cuban independ ance.
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RI 000 DOLLARS WORTH OF

OU.UUU SPRING AND SUMNER Hn cEo 1
THING AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES-J
D. GOODMAN will commence, from this date, to
close out his entire stock of resdy.made Clothing
now in store at greatly reduced prices for cash only
for the purpose of opening lin September) with a
large stock of Fall Goods for wholesale trade.
Merchants throughout the State will bear this in
mind. One and all are respectfully solicited to call
and examine my stock it never was more varied ::
never were goods better made up.
My stock is complete, comprising every article of
styles
greater opportunity for the greatest bargains has
never before been offered in Richmond. The goods
will be sold. ]. GOODMAN
No. 1S4 Main st., opposite Eagle Sa.
Clothing, in SUITS for house as well as outdoor
Servants.
The stock is large and those want can save
money by this great opportunity.
my IS i n q
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RAILROADS, sxBAA6BoATs, g.
THROUGH By DAYLIGHT.
II go

vHHOUdn 01 OA1AA0dI.
EX2 80
DASSENGERS FOR THE SWEEf
il AND WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS ore :.
formed that there sre two 6sIy lines Of Ssses s.n
days excepted.J owned by different rropyisfoys ana
Tennessee RAILROAD to the sweet and White sap gns
Springs, thereby securing 70 them the nell k1on odrs.
ag sh he ~ e q nsss line.
Passengers leaving Richmond at 81 O'Clock AN.
Stsses ia miles, reach Lynchburs at 8 p NJ saS -
4 r. NJ take the virssnia and Tennessee Railroad
train and srriys At Salem the first day lIso ms,l At
the White sulphur By r NJ Or they can remand md
cars It O'Clock for BonsacI and arrive BY sss.s =
The virsini. ssd fsusessss Railroad ]. now oo.,
to Newbern, distant 81 miles, from the Red Su,r5,,
Springs to which there i now tri-wsekly h. q
Stages, and in few DAYS there will be daily line
The morning train from Lynchburs reaches Hewbsrn
e. II. GILL, General sunt
jyI0 Va. and Tenn. Il. R.y
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE Rail-
ROAD.
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS.
ru .na linz
bern depot on the virgini. and Tennessee RsiIrosd
to Giles Court House. and the Red Sulphur Springs
= 1scHEDuLEaLeaye Lyncbburs via virsini. .ud
Tennessee Railroad. at A. NJ, and reach the Red
Sulphur Springs at 8 p. M. the same day.
Fare from Lynchburg to Giles Co Ho.......& $3.50
to Red Sulphur........ $50
Tickets may be procured at the Lypchburg Depot
July ii, 1854 FLA00, CALDWELL co.
VIRGINIA AND TENNESSEE RAILROAD
BUCHANAN, NATURAL BRIDGE. LEXINGTON Asp
RocKBaTDGE ALUM SPRINGS
Passengers are informed that the undersigned 10
now running line of splendid four horse stages from
Buford's depot on the Virginia and Tennessee Rail.
read on Tuesdays, Thursdays aud Saturdays land In
few days daily to the above named places.
scHEDULE.-Leave Lynchburg via the Virginia and
Tennessee Railroad at4 p. NJ and arrive at Blu.
chanan at from to 9 O'Clock, the same evening"
Leave Buchanan next morning, breakfast and stop
81 hours at the Natural Bridge, and reach the Rock
bridge alum Springs in time for dinner.
Fare from Lynchburg to Buchanan. .........S2.Oo
Natural Bridge...... 500
Lexington SIS
RockbTidge Alum. AIS
Tickets may be procured at the Lynchburg depot
iyI5-Sm w. M. HARVEY
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MEDICINES.

NROLERA, CHOLERA-M . z b U s,
~ DIARRHEA OR SUMMER COMPLAINTS,
we have been told, have never attacked those per.
SONG who have been using BAKEKS PREMIUM
BITTERS regularly this summer, Should you nave
il or be attack ed with it, use BAKERS PREMIUM
BITTERS freely for three four days. snd you will
find our words true, that 1t is never.ailing remedy
With the confidence we have in 1t, we think every
ses of emergency with the confident assurance that
no medicine known is so effsctuel and at the same
time SO harmless Price SC. per bottle.
To be had of the Drug gsts generally throughout
the city.
Orders promptly filed by addressing
iy Fl Z. BAKER. Richmond. We.
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TRY HUTCHESON'S UNRIVALLED
Il OINTMENT
For Piles Sore Threats or Breests
Sore Eyes, Cuts or Bruises
Pain or Weakness in the Back
Tooth Ache, Ear Ache.

=. c1 % itSs speedHy.
it relieves Sore Throat or Breast immediately
1t cures Saddle Hurts, Scratches or Sore Eyes OF
Horses. A'S' Va
HUTCHESONS OINTMENT i, nrsn.,.d nth
great care, and never fails to give satisfaction.
The afflicted are invited to give 1t trial and II II
snHud NOT accomplish what 10 claimed for it, then
The proprietors have in their posse ssion sny mum.
per OF certificates, from some of the most respecta
which accompany each Box. Prepared by
w. HUTCHINSON CO., Amsterdam. Va.
Sold Wholesale and retail by
PURCELL, LADD CO.. and
NH 1l-d&c6m DOVE CO, Richmond. Va
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GUANO, PHOSPHATE OF LIME,
~ &c-600 tons genuine Pei uvian Guano; 50 do
do. Mexican do; 100 bbls Woods Super. Phosphate
of Lime.
This Phosphate Of Lime is recommended by the
maker equal If not superior, to Guano, containing
in a high degree, the ammoncal and phosphorc Salt.
and combining, besides, sufficient quantity of ami
NAL organic matter to produce lasting effect
on the soil.
200 bbls fhomaston Lime; so bbIs. Tar. For sale
in any quantity by
jy 10 z. WORKMAN L. co.
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NOTICE.-The subscribers have taken
~ the stand on Main street, formerly occupied by
r. T.. Moulson as Daguerrean Gallery. Said Galle-
~ 10 now undergoing an entire new fitting up, and
will be ready to move into in few days. They will
be pleased to have their old patrons and friends visit
them at the new place.
MINNIS WATSON,
r: S-All persons having specimen pictures at our
Gallery at No. 146 Main street. get tn at about
half the usual price, IS we intend getting speci-
men frames. Those who wish to procure them will
please call early.
jy Is MINNISA WATSON
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fam, should keep a bottle regularly on hand in ca
no medicine known Is 80 effsctual and at the same
time SO harmless Price SOC. per bottle.
To be had of the Druggists generally throughout
orders promptly filed by addressins
jy 81 E. BAKER. Richmond. We.
MRS. d. B. NORRIS CELEBRATED
IVA CEDAR TAR, for sale by Messrs. DOVE L
Co., Main street, has more testimony than any ether
medicine in use for the cure of Pulmonary Diseases
Bronchitis, Dyspepsia, Asthma, Piles and Liver and
Kidney Affections and ali diseases arising from inn
pure blood.
w See pamphlets for full testimony.
Price 81 per bottle, or for Is. ap2l to
CHOLERA can be cured and prevented
~ by the timely of BRYANTS CHOLERA
REMEDY. Not single case is said to have occurred
where this valuable medicine was used; tshould be
in the possession of every one. and would advise
all to call on Messrs R. r. DUVAL L BRO and pro-
a bottle of this timely jy 10
ITO TRAVELLERS, THE WEAK,
Il NERVOUS, AFFLICTED IN ANY FORM
GHoLER "a. DIAR R HE A1 Any OF THE DIS
your attention to HAMPTON'S TINCTURE. The
many cures commend it to al;
Err COMPLAINT, DC.
FROM THE METRoPoLIs.-Pass 1t around, let the
afflicted hear the glad tidings! This Is but the sen
WASHINGTON, May II, 1858.
Mesws. Mortimer and Mo,c5raw
Gentlemen-Having been afflicted with Liver Com.
of the afflicted, take great pleasure in announcing
that after using few bottles of your HAMPTON
TINCTURE, found it had accomplished perfect
cure. have used different medicines from time to
time, but have never been able to account for any ap
parent good; and it is blessing to stricken humanity
that that medicine is found, possesses the aoondrons
posocr of proonging human life. The many cures it
has wrought is sufficient guaranty of the beneficial
results which may be experienced from its use.
Yours, respectfully,
LIVER COMPLAINT, DEBILITY.
Extract from James Harris Esq.s Letter, Alexan.
dria, Va:
After speaking of wonderful cures on himself, he
say:-
and with inability, constantly complaining from
weakness through her whole system. She now en-
joys better health than for thirty years being entire
y restored by the use of HAMPTON'S VEGETA-
BILE TINCTURE."
DISEASED SIDE, BREAST, EYES.
Extract from a letter from j. Grimes, ESQ.,, Lou
doun county, Va:
my wife has been for years afflicted with great
weakness pain in the breast side and back palpita-
ton of the heart, feebeness of the system
loss of appetite complexion salow the sight OF one
ed 80 say that HAMPTONs TINCTURE has re.
stored her to perfect health Her eyes are as good
now as ever they were."
Call and get Pamphlets and see cures of Coughs,
Bronchitis Rheumatism, Liver Con piaint Scrofula
As female medicine it is unrivalled
Sold by o. A. STRECKER and PURCELL L6DD
CO., Riehmond; by Dr.. COOKE, Fredericksburg;
by all the Druggists in Petersburg; by MORTIMER
Z MOWBRAY. Baltimore, and by Druggists md
Storekeepers everywhere
~@l per bottle s bottles for o.
ie 2J-dN ri.
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rsE~ PINEY POINT LINE TO
szzzsSz7a.BALTIMORE-ON MONDAY or
EACH WEEK-FARE 81 ONLY.-The public are
hereby informed that the comfortable steamer MA
RYLAND, Capt. CHARLES E. MITCHELL, having
been entirely reftted, enlarged and improved n eve
ry respect, is now the route between Richmond
and Baltimore, once weekly.
Passengers by this agreeable and ecoQmcal line
will leave Richmond by the morning trab on MON.
DAY of each week. at 6k O'Clock, A. NJ, and reach
Baltimore in the courte of the night thus securing
connection with the different lines out of Baltimore
the following morning, in any direction.
Returning, passengers will leave Baltimore on the
afternoon OF WEDNESDAY, of each week. at 5
O'Clock, and arrive at Aqua Creek always in time to
connect with the night line of the Richmond, Fred.
ericksburg and Potomac Railroad Company
Fare in either direction 81. Forward Cabin passeu.
gers the same price. but with meals on board of the
Maryl land included.
Fare for first class passengers between Baltimore
and Philadelphia, by the Newcastle and Frenchtown
line 81 So For second class do. 81 50-makiag the
whole fare from Richmond to Philadelphia BY this
agreeable line, Sc 80 emily for first class
and IS so for second class ditto including meals for
the latter on board of the Maryland"
For further particulars through tickets apply at
the Office of the Richmond Frederick sburg and Pc.
tomac Railroad Company.
J. B. WINSTON, Ticket Agent
Office r. F. and P. r. R. Co..,
Richmond, March 6, 1854. ! mat
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CHEAP, CHEAP, Cheap o w
~ Frs, the only Artist that takes the Flesh Tint
Dagaereogpes which has been prone unced to be the
ged to take Pictures of Children perfect those
taken of grown persons.
Those who have tried at other gallerys to have
ikenesses of their Children and failed to get them
have but to call Powers, at 1885, Main street. who
fails to satisfy the fastidious Sign of the
red flag, over the Bookstore of James Woodhouse
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a$e~z:TE1s P A c X + T-B 0 A 7
sssiIezlllEssPLOUGH-BoY, FOR CANTON
ACCOMMODATION LINE-The subscribers will
commence running their new boat PLOUGH-EoY,
Capt Ro. 7. Crouch, between RICHMOND and
NEW CANTON, on the 23d inst, Tuesday next
Great inducements for ease and comfort are hereby
offered to the travelling publical night travel be.
ing avoided and taking leaving the boat
1t all places in the day time.
Leave Richmond, at 6 A. M, on Tuesdays, Thurs.
days and Saturdays, arriving in New Canton, nj p.
M, of the same day.
Returning-Leave New Canton at 5 A. M. on Mon.
days, Wednesdays and Fridays, arriving in Rich.
mond at P. M, of the same day.
Passengers will take breakfast and dinner board
the boat
Fare the same as that heretofore CHARGED by the
line of M essrs. Boyd, Edmond l. Davendort.
Office on 9TH street. opposite Myers Warehouse.
Ell SANDERSQN. CROTCH a. HOOPER
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4 ~, HOSTING MACHINES AND
iF TRUCKS Those most approved are
II lNpyAn made by me. Samples CT which may be
~ IiIN seen at Mesns Crenshaw Co.'s, north
1OtiM - side of Basin. Orders left with them will
be filed on the same terms If sent directly to me-
The advantages of these articles numerous to
put in an advertisement Call and see them.
r. L. BATES, Manufacturer
East Falls, Avenue, between Pratt and
feN-l2m Lombard sts, Baltimore, Md
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<UMMER DRESS GOODS Ar C0ST

U0n QUEEN CITY HAM6-Of
OONS smith iz<-.he lcioics.t lar, .,...s
s9r sale ~ Observation-Disclosures
Sole ACT for the Curer.
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rsD~ PINEY POINT LINE TO
-. BALTIMORE-ON MONDAY or

Tickets may be procured at the Lynchburs depc
iy Ism W. M HARVEY
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.

- NOVICE TO IAUIEc.-f1hv.
z fns an hand an unusually large stock Of
LsdisS Creole Caters both black and coioreo, sna
beine anxious to reduce the same, We nave os.o.
we have been selIing at Ills and ~, we now onef
for 81 so per pair.
Ladies' viii neglect their interests " faiifne 20
avail themselves OF this opportunity Call at the La
.'e' .1" WHITE PAGE,
i,A No. IS Msin street.
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RkOWNS ESSENCE OF JAMAICA
- 6iNGER-Much Ia use at this esson of III.
OWEN B. HILL, Druexist.
~ 9 Market Plaza FvankHr -
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-17
May 90, 1851.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA,
COUNTY OF Ell DORADO. -
In the District Court of the lth Judicial District in and
for said County and State.
The People of the State of California to James Chlds
one of the defendants in this suit, Greeting:
You are hereby summoned TO be and appear before the
Honorable District Court of the Eleventh Judicial District
in and for said County and state, to answer to the com
plant of Patrick Oren Murphy, plaintiff, file in
this Office wherein he prays Judgment of said Court against
you, Joseph Rice, Michael Hoffman, Morris Pregar and
Adam Shroo decroeing him the possession and ownership
of certain tract of land situated about three miles from
the town of Coloma in said County, in norheaswardlv
direction on the north side Irish Creek near Peru and
bounded follows commencing at oak tree about 40
rods easerly from the house Of said Murphy spotted on
four sides and marked with cross thus = and running s
400, w. $50 chains; thence 5. go, W. 1874 chains;
thence S. So, f. l75 chains thence S. 63o, W. chains
thence S. 800 w; chains to corner; thence 4So, W
81 chains thence n Go, w chains thence n 75o,
w. chains thence n. $50, w chains thence ~ 53o
". Il ehans thence y. 500, W. chains to corner ];
thence S. 62o f. chains thence S $50, f. p chains
thence N 6S4o, f. 81 chains thence So w. 10 chains
thence n. 430, w. chains thence n, 58e, chains !;
thence N 40 E. 10 chains thence S. 49, f. 1lk chans
chains; thence S. 379o w. l3 chains thence S 32o, W
342 chains thence S 6I5o f. SO chains thence S 2So
w. $40 chains; thence N. 6la", W. ll49 chains to the
place of beginning containing 100 and also for the
of $500 damages for the detention thereof and his costs
of suit.
And you hereby required to to the said
plant within three months from the date of the first nser
ton hereof said plaintiff will take judgment against you
by default and apply to the Court for the relief prayed for
(o-o) Witness my hand with seal of said Court affixed
W. 1854 A. SrC. DENVER, Clerk
1t appearing my satisfaction by affidavit that James
Chlds one of the above named defendants resides out of
this State and it also appearing that of action
mons agnins the said defendant james Child by pubea
ton of said summons in the Empire County Argus once
week for three months suceessvey from the date of the
first publication
''''' JAMES Johnson, County Judge
Attest A. ste. DENVER. Clerk,
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AN ACT TO amend the thiId section Of the Act making
appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses of
government for the year ending the thrtieh OF june
eighteen hundred and y-tUur, and or other purposes
Be il 6ataId dg tie Senate ant HoaSe f Representatives
Gf tie tHitot suites f Amqiat IN Clagre@s assemHed
That of the clerks authorized by tie d section Of the act
approved March third eighteen hundred and fty-three
entitled IN act making appropriations for the civil and
diplomatic expenses of government for the year ending the
thirtcth Of June eighteen hundred and fifty four those
of the first class shall receive salary of twelve hundred
dollars per annum those Of the second class salary of
fourteen hundred dollars per those of the third
class salary of sixteen hundred dollars per annum and
all clerks not provided for in this act performing the
similar duties with any one Of the classes shall receive
the same compensation allowed such class and the
clerks employed in the Census Bureau shall be paid dur
ing the present fiscal year, the is hereby allowed
10 clerks of the second class.
blank agent for the Post Office Department receive the
salary clerks of the second class provided for in
the first section of this act and addition Of twenty per
cent is hereby added to the pay now authorized by law to
each of the messengers packers aborels and wachmen of
the different executive departments of the government in
Washngton to the clerks employed at the nayyard and
marine barracks at Washington; the clerk messenger
and aborer in the office of Commissioner of Public Build
ngs oorkeeper and assistant oorkecper at the Executive
Mansion public gardener aborers employed in the public
grounds and Presidents garden; two additional wachmen
and the police at the Capto watchmen employed the
Presidents House and reservation No two lampghter
and the general Superintendent the drawkeepers of the
bridges the Eastern Branch Of the Potomac and
that the provisions of the second section of the act Of Au-
gust thirty first eighteen hundred and tftywo making
appropriations for the civil and diplomatic expenses of the
government for the year ending the thirteth of June
eighteen hundred aud ffyhree," &c, be, and is hereby
extended such persons herein enumerated who were in
employment during that fiscal year. and were excluded
from the benefit OF said act by the decision of the Comp
troer of the Treasury
SEC. B. ind be f3tler eaqctel That instead of the
salaries now allowed by law to the Superintendent of the
Census, and TO the Assistant Posmasters General they
shall each receive the same ssay that is paid to the AS
sistant Secretary of the Treasury.
SEC. f. And Be ii farther eaacted, That the increased
compensation provided for in this shall commence from
the first day of July eighteen hundred and y-t and
the necessary money carry this into effect is hereby
appropriated out of any money in the treasury other
wise appropriated. ProCided That nothing herein con-
ained shall be construed making appropriation for
any period beyond the thrtieh of June eighteen hundred
and fifty four.
Approved April 90 1854
The Empire County argus., 1854-06-17
[Pnbl,c. Ne. %.

AN ACT to authorize the School commissioners Of rac
ona township number one, of range number len east
in Alabama, locate half section of land for school
purposes
Be It coacfe1 lg lie >eaqt anil H3use IF Representatives
# tie UhiieT states ef tafirl IN C,AotGys 0seeBb}i
That the school commissioner of fractional township num-
Der one Of range number east situated in the district
hereby authorized to enter free Of charge in lieu Of the
lands to which they entitled by any existing law one
half section Of land in legal subdiyson anywhere in said
township with view to the ultimate convenience Of the
citizens Of said township aud the quality Of soil for school
purposes and said lands thus located shall be governed by
lie laws, rules and regulations is the school six
teeuth section in said State of Alabama
SEC. ?. 1nd he It tatb0 e2'cc3, That it shall be the
duty Of said school commissioners to locate and report,
within two years, what lands they have entered, the
Commissioner of the General Land Office at Washington
and shall be his duty upon the receipt Of such report
thereto Shall be valid in sixteenth sections heretofore
granted in the States,
Approved April 20, 1904.