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the throat Of the fersv seized Tablespoonful OF
phoratd spirits followed by spnt Of strong brandy oddy
The paien. y a., TO be put in clean dry and
covered up win ttsnkets. These are simple remedies.
but the poor eeoi always obtsn tnem and for the
Of them they tic Before the cholera oke ou the
agers and pTUIct1rs Of estates thought part OF
their duty b. oc that the sbOrers thcm lived in adry
house and on whole food or md them "A medicines
and medical Attendance when suffering from illness.
In tie Leewarc Islands there the creates; anxiety lest
the same dreadful disease should be introduced from Bar
badoes and steps such best calculated to prevent
H. are tsken in oil Of them AZ the ime tia. the
Boards OF Health adopt measures 20 provide for cleanliness
and the pre-'ry alton Of the general health. Beyond this
find nothing whatever IN the papers The weather has
been dry with high winds relieved at s.. Kits with -w
sbewers latery AZ TOola the people had settled do
20 Peaceful habits of industry.
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AGRICULTURAL PENIEN-

We have bad rereshing showers. ard a. times heavy
rans during the past month which already covered
the fields with green after the long routh and revived
the young crop which on the whole. looks very well
Quite large extent Of land under canes a. last
year aud their appearance at present Is tar better an
might have been expected after 50 ons ana -e'ere Il
drOuth. Never large crop got on the gr0uh1 70
quickly a. tire late one The greater number OF estts
finished By the md Of May Ii wa owing 70 the high
WINDS that prevailed almost throughout the crop time and
the continuance of dry weather. Tie early close
very fortunate circumstance for II enabled the planters 20
get rid Of the old crop to give their attention to the
Young by hrashing and Gle anng before the rains
and before the cholera made liz appearance This
mos, fortunate thing and ought TO be very thank
uI for H. for had the calamity befaen in the month
of January or February, when it raging at
Nevis great rs sU!erngs at the present moment
from s rayages. there would have ben added TO them
tic sacrifice OF large portion of the crop which
On lis way to the English market The labor REQ lred Tor
tie care and preservation Of the yOuag 70 briag
II en- TO maturity is not great to any appr,
heDsOn OF their suffering from the want of H. except
those estates where the mortality has been nary
great, and in localities difficult %. access and al
wtls scaItiy PROVIDED with labor. l. this parish the
young crop looks particularly well; the green
and healthy. but low. Toward -. james and the lower
part Of st Thomas they look LITTLE hard, they say
but that Goubt will off with the following rains
On the hills of ST. james and -. Thomas whore the
drOuih felt the most they are not 80 regular and
their appearance not equally promising. but IN the low
landr OF these parishes and in ST Lucy they look better
To windward, johns 81. Philip and Christ Church
the young crop has quite good appearance in St.
Mchaels, and the fields ali put in order and covered.
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eorrd Hcuest struck M Wsrr-n WITH knife or some
oih, .hsrp instrument, cutting through his cost s shr,
and woaucne TIE flesh siigtl, ifoiec'hs no '1u' :.
inv Il, another thrust 81 LIS hnstrS ." ID" -
hsud WAS cRi mere seriously. u>so.e
NJ " then went to the Coat House Tor M sSs.,n
leaving the prisoner in e. ere { Aessrs' = H. ne'e'
Eastman and Others In hi. absence the Prisone' u ~
pears made an assault on NJ Chnse. ihrustins M
into bi- hand and into the cali 81 lii leg producing ~
and injurious wounds and finally made his escs
Ihis mornrg search agzin made for III. "uoel"
when h, found By Messrs Macarthur and Parks, con-
ceacd the house Of r. Button and brought before
Esquire Clark and put in Jail subsequently ~arraal
was issued by Justice DcnLey Gilbert was brought
before him BY Constable sage fr trial. which was pro
crossing today .Lockport " \. Journal, 2-th.
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sheet TIE Sel York Spectator paper continue
70 take and read through the fierce of long habit not

v N staIdIug Nt rtnarhhuIt ratrh ''i P'"'t''
The Krow Sofhings seem % De- lear u s'nethn, '1-'
r,v ton y4roUs quarters. lit.s .oe TO- ."''.' .'''
aius srd prcr,'dur. c,nfr,y :" II it-cpi-- ~
n. rs;iu;oE 81 the Uu'ei States. ant 'hey ar D.
ing tod % u the S.ua.e in IRE i,l- a' oi ne pres.
L.. l.r- u. .,t.uG sober t...-'. of ,., .-u!'r
come 60 the conclusion i1r where hhe-ty lives aHi
discussion - free. that which radically wrong cah
never be permanent.
This paragraph !. quite equal FOR logic 20 the aver
ase # The Spectators political Utte-ances for som@
tine pas; For myself knox no mo7e q: the Know
Nothing. than Mr.. seward does; Il there i such sn
organization. NY sentiments and OPINIONS probably
qualify re tolerably Well for membership: bu; as 70
IL. matter of fact I'm better than OF The pro-
fame and unnitiated. should be clad 70 learn. how
ever III WHIST respects movement which aims 20 pro
tect Freedom OF speech and Purity OF Elections. aud
70 secure the administration of American Institutions
bv Americans. is contrary 10 the principles of the
'Copsrifutiou of the United States Moreover il The
Spectator man 80 green as 10 imagine that movement
which has rs spring IN the deepest sentiments
Of patriotism AID religion can feel rebuked
AZ being told 20 in the senate. in the House. and BY
the press" As 20 the sober second thought OF the
people on this subject. | fatter my self know some
thing about il in the rural districts The people have
very slowly and reluctantly cone TO the conviction
n al tLey must protect themselves against imported
ignorance. and indigenous demagoguism, By taking
their interests into their own hands and il this
yict!1n does not gain strength TIE soberly Is
though, OF BY Americans. viii confess | have mis-
taken their character. :. NJ. H.
NV
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'ttNAN, FoR NEBRAsKa.- TIE C6alaottc fOJ VI.
troVts says Aconsderable number of our ernl an ct-
1tus We understand entertaining the idea of going 20
hans's tey have appointed OF their number 10 a.
0mue .'' Ars,s 4 ottecm'n. OF the Rss County IL
sas lom.-ry ID 0 VI . u .n-l-rc
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Atf.> AFFIDAVIT.
GIN ~ Ne icyt sftsn.es o tnc CIV ~ NV N'Tk
builder duly tsss 800 ~hn ~ usar lfo
s The hIlf-tt tyr 'le Jut etle
lsyhu plch as "a o. about Juy be
sfahr+sd ti hef ~ih he VI ta,s 500 ra ule pfsa.
pt o. with amounts FER c1 oh-r lad
ot,rr- fo go g. M Az ~ b ITO 70 ~ 4e4 "a 49,
sworn % before o. ne "a July 1884.
JAMES -. HALE. ,ouuill.r-I of Deeds
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TIE Kyow-NorHISG MOVEMENT.

I''.rIs NV. s-,, e.. --..:r,.re ..-,o
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A Fortune for 81.

THE mystery OF making Now, oh reader, con
gansie yourself that have within grasp e means
which make from 900 TO
travelling, peddng but gives you
home, will not interfere materially with your
and geneei employ menI and
we'd with the smallest amount OF ehps
This agency receipts snd whatever The
night knowledge will enclosing 81 tpost
paid 10 j, W, MOTIONS ~,
Circlevile, Piekaway county, Ono.
IN
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Lost Land warrants.

NOTICE hereby given enclosed land warrants to j.
~ Clark OF Washington city sell the
IN the
Burgess 237s9 100 The other Is for 40
acres, Of WU. Mcclure | The
warrants which assigned The usual form by the
them the General
ONCE while make my application for their renewal 20 my
sclf GREEN V. GoblsL
Dec o-law6w
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E holders Of the following certificates debt issued BY the
State of Virginia. edeenabe the 9Th Of March, le4i,
and afterwards within period exceeding hteen years. will take
notice thai hs tbs sinking d created
ACT o. hs general assembly Of Virginia, passed te ot day OF
March 1888 VIII nst day March, 1854,
deem te said esrneaes the treasury o The Commonwealth
aforesaid The holders OF said required
hsst day OF March, the
auditor and whether surrendered the interest
that day:
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orphnns' Court, December 10, 1853,

District OF Columbia, Washington county, . witt
Mary D. Renue administrative de bosn OF Dan
lei Renner, deceased, the administrative aforesaid has wan me
Washington county aforesaid
Saturday the hna settlement
OF said deceased OF the assets In
and turned into
and where all the creditors and heirs 81 said deceased are
orphans Of Washington civl Win
their claims properly vouched they may Nv law
ouded provided o. this order
published for three weeks ia the Union previous
o said 7lh day 81 January next : -z
Test I'D. NJ HpACH,
Register Of wills,
True copy--Tcst: ED. N. ROACH,
Dec I7-law9w* Register Of Wills.
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rs the and musical the world This Journal
(Which has heretofore been published monthly commences its
ih January and thencetorwad Will be published
weekon other giving more than
much without price. Each number
contains four of which
ssng gees, hymn chants anhemr dedication and holt
and short variety OF music adapted
poses Of religious worship 10 public occasions and to the home en-
Gle all Of which Will be practical and such
ordinary aanments In the editorial de-
panent Review engaged Tin addition MIR. Cady,
edor talent and musical
experience, whom George f. Root VIM Bradbury
Thomas Hastings Lowell Mason and its circle of correspond
ence, foreign complete The Review will
medium OF musical publications
all leading publishing Union The subscnp
M of this larger than that Of similar Journal
world, and the arrangements rendering II the cheapest
well III hoped) the valuable musical paper ever pub
shed must largely increase its already unparalleled circulation
Terms; One dollar sir copies for oe dollars al
in advance.
music five dollars the
usual Beside this will be amount OF
steal criticism, Instruction. &c. all for
dollar Every feeling particle Of interest in the Of inu
sic will surely subscribe.
numbers OF letter postage stamps
Address always postpaid) i. ii
MASON BROTHERS,
Dee l6-d3tAwa % Park Row, New York.
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NHOCOI.ATE, Cocoa. and Broma.--w. BAKER h cos
American and Vanilla Premium chocolates and
which nnt havebeen awarded by the chief institutes
and % Of sbe unon for sale by all the principal
United States md by their agents.
nubssy Murray New York and Twels, Philadelphia
Thomas w. Brundige Baltimore; Kennel Dudley, Cincinnati,
ohAsi sad .. u. Howell Georgetown, d. G. l.f
~. B5-l..s 85..f RI WALTER BAKER, & CO.,
An3-Aly Dorchester. Mass,
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4
Of America CHARLES FRoDsHAM.
Assll Is, 1853
The having been appointed agent in the United
respectfully public attention his extensive yaua
Fodsnam and styled his watches Of the
SERIES M fodsa has succeeded ~ more perfect method Of
peculiar construction OF the ran, BY which
unnvaled accuracy The importance
Of The improved watches perfect regularity ,e under every
that the violent exercise such as hoebaek riding jump
produces them no sensible effect They are therefore,
s s" "usn iai @ s ~ 81
Chas foam "bearng e stamp OF peculiar merit and as be
The British government awarded nessn Arnold Chas.
Of f3l70 for the excellence ofe principle OF
one Of MIR. frodshams correspondents writes follows
LONDON, April 90, 1852.
hnve in giving Of the gold
lever watch No sl9 you have nsde for me- and IN
of going under every variety climate This bias
done able manner is rate o. going Tor The h,s.
changed its ra!o lit a viz eigh seconds per month and
time one minute seconds Though led by any
previous PROMISE expect such YET believe II Is only
witches, which
remain, sir, yours respectfully, mos a, nm,
To Mr. CmAs. FRopsuAa.
The undersigned has received following
Bosros, Oct. 5, 1859.
SIN herewith give you an account perform
purchased Of made by Charles Fodsa
7ol4 variation for seventeen months by weekly OBJ
servaons, was but minute and h Ave seeonds o,cca
Yours. respectfully, BlLLING5 Bhi1es,
To Mr. SIMON WILLARD.
Bosros, Sept 3, 1883.
purchased of made by Chas
1900 varied but thirty seconds
actual daily comparison with your
regulator
Yours, Sc, ALVIN ADAMS.
MIR. SIMON WILLARD.
The permitted the following gentlemen,
among proved the excellence Frodhams
watches time keepers:
ENOCH TRAIN, esq., WIN. WHITING, esq,
Il. q. BATES, esq, GEO. M. THACHER, esd,
r. w. TifAYER, DAVID DYER, esd,
Il. r. OSBORNE, esq, Sandusky,
EBEN. LANE esq, Ohio.
The subscriber would respectfully that the above watches
by Mr. Fodsham and himself especially
public essential
this and external beauty they stand
" mi $500
undersigned win receive immediate
attention. SIMON WILLARD,
Dec 24-2aw3m SutSWed Congress street, Boston,
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N0AALN0, BOVINE. Il co. receiving rrorn
stock OF every
quality and prepared
nha merchants banks insurance companies railroads.
hotels with blank ruled printed, and bound
desired pattern Asaso variety Of stationery both for
aaA Aoaese consisting English French, and Amer
paper
soc and other botng envelopes plain adhesive
h Ink for bank Faber drawing and other
pencils paptsr machs goods ivory tablets Rodscr pocket
gold silver
esd psns pens bankers and
and deed boxes mahogany rosewood and leather
writing travelling desks English a~ng and tracing
copyag and norara presses and stands, Sc, kc.
PRINTING printing Of every description
with accuracy despatch, and reasonable terms.
COLLINS, BOVINE, & CO.,
street. Hail.
Nov 5-u ia and l76 Pearl street, New York
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nm. EDWARD ~. CARMICHAEL, from Virginia,
o professional services % The citizens n Washington
residence and 10Th adjoining Irving
Hotel. Ap &-dH
MEtERE Professor French, Spanish and German
j. Mrs Davis between ~ and 9Th
streets, Pennsylvania avenue, south side.
Dcts-n
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InPOnTAsT AND vALUAaLE INvENTIos.

CArD8 AND CUMMiNGS'S BRICK MACHINE PATENT
y 1ghu sae.Mchae Nourse Co.. OF this city, have been
sSQnSS United for the
~ above machine u has been thoroughly tested and
noee6 " PRACTICAL bhmaker throughout the county TO be the
machine Tor that has been produced IT'S
cssV HakAd BY The application Of motive power,
With light horses the clay Tempered and nj
dI bricks moulded in I'VE seconds In the very best
excslIne apidty Of operation other machine
lbs ~ tespose known.
o me American patton, Is only delayed until the ma
chA9 en- b protected abroad MEANWHILE M N Co.
psrs1 for the Of amount territory and to give
. God uQ6 Va The
Aty letter, (po~ pad) their Office, Of 9Th and
ssssss, nsaT the Post Office Department.
Jsns IL eodd
TWO NEW BRICK HOUSES FOR RENT.-Two new, elsibly
sitnssd modern with marble mansss driures
h esaninng steven eaeh and every convenience for
Dsivss eeneel family will be ,sn,ed favorable terms
Duaetnal tsnant, on applicaiiont 10 - :. -. -
u. ~ STRAT-TON,
A Aucroneer and Commission Merchant,
0oa side Pennsylvania between hh and i6t Streets
AIe-eodu
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Baltimore and Ohio raroed Bamorc WAeeixx and COZ
Meeting thss a sAs large and Flsvdtd eamsys
Union line the Ohio, andMe stages to zanesvtlfe 90.
RIs expeditions line being thoroughly
finishing great Board Tunnel being
excellent order travellers confidently
feced lis The scenery
this road OF the Supcndous and attractive character
The mail train Baltimore daily
runs directly through 10 Wheeling $3.50 mcs) In IL or 10 hours
Guiding all stoppages arriving there at
leaving Baltimore lay for lodging
in Cumberland mos aud proceed thence 10 Wheeling in the
morning
with tIaina g. a,
and daily meeting from Baltimore the
Junction. bear the Relay House,
| BALTIMORE
At Wheeling the unvalcd of ns,
which have just been completed for this form
with The and passengers down the
cnnat and Louisville where the stages Nashville or
the St. Louis and New Orleans packets be taken
ing further s.t- 81
Passengers Columbus prefer Gin
cinnan and other OHIO West proceed
rect from Wheeling the Ohio Stage Company excellent
over the best part Of the National road to GAINESVILLE, thence
by railroad esH
Passengers for Welsvie and Cleveland by
railroad will also find this routes being
regular and speedy connection Wheeling
places. A5t'. "a
y Baggage checked through from Washington Wheeling
charge
Fare by through ticket anywhere
route) from Washington TO Wheeling 80 5o Cincinnati Sill;
to Louisville, Sla lra'
Tickets be had of Mr. Parsons agent station
washington, and Of the other agents OF the company.
WIN. PARKER,
May ll-du General Superintendent.
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RO JOHNSTON Auditor Public Accounts The Commission
s. II. PARKER, Register. : of the sink
GEO w. MUNfoRD, sec'y Commonwealth. ing fund.
NorEThose holders Of certificates who desire redeem by
residing beyond limits the United
knowledge power penipoenary charge
d'nre general consul consul, commercial
appointed government the United States foreign
before officer Of court of suo
mayor
esdng the United States, the acknowledgment be-
fore justice Of The public commissioner Of deeds
appointed governor Of Virginia. sufficient In all
certificate must be delivered.
RICHMOND, Virginia. November 10, 1853.
Utc
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TREASURY DEPARTMENT January /, 1854.
Notice Is hereby gwen holders the following described
stocks Of Che United this prepared
chase time between the hereof and the FIRST Of June
portions those soek the 70
million dollars, The thu hereinafter
uoBed, 10 wiIs
In any contingent competition, within stated,
preference will be given in order in which said
stocks be offered The certificates duly assigned 10 tbs United
States by who receive the amount thereof must
be transmitted this department. tbe receipt Whereof
price Will be paid compounded of the following particulars
The value specified in each certificate.
premium the stock OF the loan authorized by the OF
July 1886, Reasonable November l2 1885, Of the
stock Of the loan 1872 cdeemabe 3i De
eember, 1852, Of fifteen half per the stock of
authorized of le7 le46 and redeenabe
former The 3 December 1851 and the latter the O
June 1865 Of cent and the stock OF The
authorized 1850 and redeeabe 3 of Deem
1854 commonly called Texan indemnify
Interest each ceaesie from the s Of
receipt and settlement The treasury
the money reach The owner
in addition.
Payment will be
United States te Boston,
o Philadelphia the parties may direct.
JAMES GUTHRIE
Jan 3-dtlslJune Secretary Of The Treasury.
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Collectors Office, November q, 1883.
NOTICE TO DELINQUENT TAXPAYERS NOTICE. is hereby
given indebted corporation
paid before 3ist Of December
suing undersigned
by advertisement sale of the property according 10 law.
Nov a-3awid X. J. ROCHE, Collector.
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Georgetown Female Seminary, Georgetown, ID. G.
THIS Institution operation. few pupils he
i family. boarding pupils $500 per
session Of 10 MONTHS payable half yearly in advance.
French, music, and drawing, kc., extra
Day pupils from S. to $40 per quarter. in advance.
Catalogues be application the principal.
WILLIAM J. CLARK,
Oct 2s-dnlsJan Principal.
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Aw NOrICE.-sfDNEY 3. BAXTER, late attorney genera
IL Virgins, has removed to Washington practise law.
practise supeme Court the United States the
the District Columbia, and attend any professional
business conhded to him..
Office in Morisonis building AZ ofPennsylva
mia avenue,
Hon. J. J. Allen, Hon WIN. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. @. n, samueis,
Hon. O. II. Lee, Of the Court ofAppoAls Of Virginia.
To the Judges OF the Circuit Courts OF Virginia
To the senators and members OF Congress from Virginia.
June li--lydswsw
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EDWARD ARP K = oo OIL ms, g co,
BROWN, SMILEY, a. CO.,
r. o. ROBERTS co.,
% Rue SoGe Dam, de. VICTORIES
GRO. ii DRAPER, Huue,
The owners OF ships be accountable for gold silver
s sisn snss Ss
JAMS
o. Bridge between Make, and High finished
the best STYLE and buiof the best material with 70, attached OF
ern stable, carriage house, wood house &C ,-.
application George NJ sooron, Of Market and Brde
Terms oneird the balance in 8, ~ and u months
Exchange Broker National Hotel Buildings washngtos D. o.
A MEXICAN HOUSE, Hanover street, Bostoni by
Lewis Rice Rebuilt enlarzd and elegantly @ possessing
ion travelling pabiic.
Dee ll-dlv
u stowe, suhor Of Tom. CABIN l. exhibition a,
hshurfs Gallery Pennsyyana avenue near ~ street together
~i Dee ff @sa o. S'''s' we ''''''' N''
D II. HooE - co.. whois..i. and Retail Dealers IN
sssss.s Moo. .n 81 ssn
Pennsyvana avenue between 7h and 9Th s'ree washington
Ass 90 N
NOTICE AND REMOVAL.
ss @ 81 Ms present esde ,e' tho = as Of
new building the one now will be immedis,sy akcp
fron the his late place Of will be cund
usual assortment 81 books stationery dcscrp
order reduce his
entering his he viii sei much reduced pcca
Y. FARNHhM.
NBA indebted subscriber be kind enough
@ % s NOT rss S @ I
win be put IN The hands e collector ~ settlement ~ very
make different arrangement In my business
July s--jtfif H.F.
MARBLE MANTELs-marb'e worh.;--Ths subscribe,
vi inform friends and the public that he has
ereused his stock q marble sne comprising sienna broetede
Spanish Egyptian ven Italian, and black MARBLE richly carved
plain best quality STYLE and superior finish,
sale low for cash Aiso marble monuments
siabs marble for window stills, lin
steps, and platforms marble i counter and table tops
soa pet one, cslcired plaster. 80 50 per barrel. 49,
lot ~ Connecticut brown stone, View ORR
suitable building He invites the aftcn
and others hs stock ard win endesvor TO give
all who may favor him with their orders
VIM. RUTHERFORD,
July qQ-3sawSm On street, between 18th and l&h
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ZINE PAHLOR AND CHAMBER FURNITURE-On
9TH opposite Exchange Bank,
furniture paors CHAMBERS
consisting Of
Rosewood mahogany ate,es bcs, French Broche
talle
Large and parlor chairs match
Mahogany and walnut aees
aud paror chairs and crimson plush
A large of sofas and chairs, in hair cloth
cottage sets black green, brown and
Pine mahogany and oval wardrobes
bedseads. and wa~hsands, In sets
And variety goods making
complete all which win be sold reduced prices.
Oct 9i-3tsw6w N. NJ. kcGREGOR.
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no ALL WHOM ir MAY CoSoERS.-The ubdsrsisn

no ALL WHOM N MAY CONCERS-The undersigned
hereby gives notice that whereas tho 10Th day Of Deeembe
1878 issued military
No $780, 400 Of land Rooih
Martha Porch The hcir Of Michael Booth
deceased, Of continental line OF Virginia.
vices rendered sergeant during The In said continental line
which said mad, and whereas the 2sth
October 1871, duplicate
which said duplicate has mlsad,
OF November 1853 another
said minorI therefore, publish that viii make appca
the General LAND Office Washington for issued
the only Of the said Michael Booth deceased
Congress ened making provisions
or satisfaction Of Virginia land approved August 81
PORCH.
Nrw9 --is