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Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27

"a We understand the new Board of Commits
sioners of this City have signalized the commence
ment of their administration of affairs, by proscrib
ing from office Mr.. Murray, the City Constable-his
only c6aace being thathe happened to be born in
foreign country, and worshps God according to the
forms of the Catholic Church, We have no objec-
ton to offer to the person appointed in his place
Mr.. Harris will no doubt make an efficient officer;
but call attention to this course of action towards
Mr.. Murray as prescription in small way of the
most Objectionable kind. Mr.. Murray has served
the City for quarter of century, and has been a
naturazed citizen of the United States for upwards
of thirty years. He has frequently perilled his life
in enforcing the laws and in preserving order and
now, in his old age, he is turned out to commence
the world anew and to acquire the means of living
as best he may.
Heretofore we have had the temperance or prohibit
tory law ism the controlling element in City affairs
but this, it appears, has given place to Know-Noth-
ingism. The City has been vexed for years by isms
and abstractions-by efforts to accomplish mpracti-
cable ends and meantime our taxes have been large
ly increased, with but few improvements to show
for them and the town involved in debt of at least
twelve thousand dollars!
Have the organs of w-Nothingism-the Reg
lister, the Star, and the Post-any thing to say in
defence Of such conduct, 10y way of explanation
TO such state Of City affairs?
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- We learn that Mr.. Black, of the House, has
been prevented from attending day in conse-
quence of indisposition.
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SUPERIOR COURTS.

We understand the Judges will ride the Spring Cir
cults as follows; Judge Ellis and Dick, we learn,
have exchanged circuits, so that Judge E. will ride
the Newbern Circuit, and Judge D. the Hllsborough
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27

AGRICULTURAL JOURNAL. We invite attention to
the prospectus, in another column, of "The North
Carolina Arator." Agricultural Journal to be pub
lished by Thomas j. Lcmay, Esq Mr.. Lernay is a
gentleman of experience and enlarged information,
and practical farmer and therefore well qualified
for the important task he has assumed. We wish
him much success.
Semi-weekly standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1853-18??, 1855-01-27

~ The Register states that Col. Biggs, in the
debate in the Senate the Western extension, " de-
clared himself opposd to the Road outright" This
statement is untrue, the Speech of Col. Bggs in
the Standard of to-day will show. Col. Biggs is not
opposed to the Western extension; but he could not
with his views of public duty and consistently with
his obligations to his constituents sustain the bill
which has passed the Senate. If the Register is
determined to persevere Units attempts to make par
ty capital out of the question of internal improve
ments, let it at least adhere, and then, to the
factS
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AFTERNOON Session.

The debate on the Revenue bill continued in
the committee Of the whole by Mcssrs. Phillips
Smith, and Daughtry.
motion by Mr. Daughry to amend the second
section by reducing the tax upon land from II
cents to 10 cents per 500 value was rejected.
On motion of Mr.. Mckcsson, the poll tax in the
fourth section raised from 80 to 40 cents per
poll.
On motion of Mr.. J. G. Bynum the tax on turn
pike gates toll bridges in the fifth section, raised
to $40, and on public ferries to IS.
After some trihing amendments to the sixth sec
ton,
Mr. Outlaw moved the committee rise which be-
ing adopted, the Speaker resumed the chair.
Mr.. Singeltary reported progress, and the House
adjourned until Friday morning
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ETALL IN WITH THE CROWD GOING TO
IL TOWN HALL, Friday AID Saturday evenings, Jam
uary 26th and 9th, and witness PENNINGTON'S
Marvellous Experiments!
In Mental and Physical Philosophy.
Admission % cents
Call at the Hall during the day and have your head
examined.
January 90 1855 10
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SUPREME COURT.

The following decisions have been made by this
trib Gnal since our last:
By NASH, c. jim Weber v. Taylor, in Equity,
from Greene, reversing the introductory order Also,
in Wilson v. Mace, in Equity, from Guilford order
dissolving the injunction reversed. Also, Rhodes v.
Chandler, in Equity, from Stokes, dismissing the
bill with costs.
By PEARSON, J.-In johnson Y. Hooper, from
Cumberland, affirming the judgment. Also, in Whit
ted V. Smith, from Baden, awarding centre de no
60. Also, in Pettijohn Y. Williams, from Chowan,
affirming the judgment.
BY BATTLE, J.-In Harrington V. McRae, from
Tyrren, awarding centre dc Also, in War
tcrs V. Herring, from Lenoir, affirming the Judgment
Also, in Barfeld v. Britt, from Robson, directing
renire de moro.
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MARRIED.,
lie ID

On the 18th day of January by J. H Burt Esq., Joseph
q. Nash to Sarah Smith All of Wake county.
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TEyFTE NORTH CAROLYN ATeATOTP THE

TEEHE NORTH CAROLINA ARATOR.-THE
q UNDERSIGNED proposes to publish a Journal in
the City of Raleigh be devoted The great interests of
the Farmers and Mechanics North Carolina under the
above title. 1t Will be issued monthly neat and con-
venent form for reading and preservation at dollar
y leading object of the ARAToR will be to select
numerous periodicals Of the country whatever may be
deemed solid and good, well suited 10 section and cal
improvement. The results of experience
citizens will also be carefully sought and brought light
and the contributions OF most enterprSDg and sifu
practical men given to the public with summary of gen.
eral news and the state of the markets.
The policy and interests of Carolina will al
ways be moo and if the friends of the cause
provemen shall be disposed to favor the enterprise
respectfully solicit their Names and their aid in procuring
subscribers.
Our friends will please forward all the names tbey can
get by the 1st of February and keep Prospectus for
further efforts. Payment will be required on recent of tho
first number which, if encouraged, will be issued by
1st of March.
THos. ]. LEMAY
Raleigh, January l, 1855. 10 =
W ADkIN INSTITUTE.-THIS INSTITUTION
is located in Yadkin county, N c., ten miles nnrth
of Yadknsvile. The institution is in the country in
healthy and neral neighborhood. The fourth session
opened Tuesday 9th of Jan. 1885, commodious
bnllding. .---+.L
3 J. K. SPEER, Principal
Miss CoRNELIA LAWRENCE of Somerville Female Scmin-
airy, in charge of the Female Department.
English Branches, from 50 tosIo
Latin, 10
French, s
Needle Work, 8
Music with nse of instrument - 70
Board, including washing 50 per month. We solicit q
gentleman and ladies College thoroughly
any institution of the kind. Philosophical Chemical and
Astronomical Apparatus will be in order for
Young ladies be accommodated with board the
Institute; young gentleman in the immediate vicinity;
For information address the Principal at Mount NebO
Yadkin county, n. c.. ess9.7- :
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CORRECTION. In the proceedings ofthe Senate re-
Gently, the bill to create additional judicial
circuit, Nv. Person moved to strike out Northamp-
ton from the third and add it the first circuit and
to provide that the Courts of Northampton should
be held on the serenh Monday after the fourth Mon
day in March and September, instead of the fourth
Monday AFTER &C., heretofore published
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Bank stock for Sale /!

- Bank stock for Sale! i.t " Z
~ SHARES OF STOCK IN THE BANK
GsD OF CAPE FEAR will be sold by the Executors of
re Estate of the late WIN. T. HODGE. by consent Of all
e parties nteresed( the Bank Door in the City Of
leigh, Friday the I'd of February, prox. ~ +. ~ .
TERMS-CASH. ~ F1- - 49,
Ian 80 1850 19-3t
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~ The Milton Chronicle does injustice to Mr.
Jenkins, of Warren. That gentleman never ad-
dresses the House without being respectfully lis
tened to- and he has already established at this his
first session, an enviable reputation. The Chronicle
does not like him because he is Democrat Its tin
whistle attacks upon him amount to nothing. We
commend to Mr.. Editor Evans two things First,
respectful silence in relation to Democratic members
of the Legislature; to whose course of conduct
and standing he is not fully informed and secondly
the following question: By what rule of morals OF
logic can Know-Nothing deny that he is one, and
be at the same time a truthful or an honest man?
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If the Legislature should create circuit, the
new Judge, suppose, will ride that
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EAIssOLUTION. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
II y this day retired from the Wholesale Grocery and
General Commission and Forwarding Business Mcssers.
Baker and Barraud succeeding them in the General Gem
mission business.
They avail themselves of this opportunity to thank their
earnestly to recommend their confidence
employment of their friends and the public generally
WILSON & GKICE.
PORTSMOUTH, VA. JAM ], 1855. lily.
EtOPARTNERsH HIP. THE UNDERSIGNED HAVE
" this day entered into CoParnershp under the firm
and style of BAKER AND BARRAUD, successors to
Messrs Wilson and Grice for the purpose of conducting
Produce Brokerage and General Commission Business for
which purpose they have taken the large Warehouse
pied by Wilson and Grice
They solicit the patronage of their friands and the
public generally, assuring them that all business entrus
I'd to their shall have prompt and personal attention
WM j. BAKER of North Carolina.
THOS. L. BARRAUD, of Virginia.
PORTSMOUTH, Va, Jan. l. 1855. lily.
Warrenton Female Collegiate Institute.
TEElH IS2STH SESSION OF THIS INSTITUTION WILL.
is very important for the pupils to enter at the beginning
of the session The apparatus has been very much
laIgeo and improved.
TERMS:
Board session ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 800 90
Washing, fuel, lights in room ................ 90
English tuition ~ so
Stationary and fuel for ssciool-room ..........
Music on Piano and use of instrument. 25 90
Vocal music and needle and fancy work. gratis.
PeIls work. Wax flowers and fruit, each 90
Ancient and modern languages, each. 10 90
Landscape drawing and Grecian painting, each, 10 90
W P a.g aud ss cf 90 90 o 0o
GRAVES & WILCOX
Warrenton, N. G.
December II, 1854. 1O54-w2m.
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kIlINE FRUIT TREES.-THE UNDERSIGNED.
has now in Raleigh; and at David Henry Stephensons,
g of Apples, Peaches Cherries, Pears, Pumbs Apreots
nd Necfarines Persons wanting trees viii please call ON
Immediately as stay only few days. During my
osence said d. f. Stephenson will attend to sell ng and
.verng trees for recommend him with entire con-
lence . .... -.
JOSHUA LINDLEY. 3
Jan pc 1855 I9-3t.
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- The Senate has agreed to reconsider the
motion rejecting the bill for Judicial Circuit.
Its certain, it seems to us, that the Legislature
ought either to pass the bill, and relieve the public
from having fifteen Counties in the two Western
Circuits, or repeal the act of 1896 changing the
pensation of the Judges from $50 the Court to
salary of $3.50. On of the Circuits the
Judges do not receive VIC presume, more than sixty
dollars per Circuit
We think there can be no doubt that the people
of the State expect that at least new Circuit
will be cstabished and VIC do not know but pub
lie convenience and the ends of justice would be
better subservcd by creating two Circuits
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Even the ashes OF Inc Just
Smell sweet and blossom in the dust"
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1855-05-17
mo. b28I
No. b28.I
Notes eff the dkscOntinuauc . the United
land Offices M JcfrersOnv lie, Vmcennes, snd Nf,-
anna IuCtn


Notice of the dLscontinuance III the United states
nnnrc, Inctnns
ER The provisions OF the second section Of the OF Com
approved June IL 1870, which that whenever
tae quantity OF public lands remaining unsod land
stall reduced
Thousand shall be
discontinue the Ia d ONCE fr district; any
n des shall unsod the time of the dacoNtinuancc
Of land Office tho shall he subject sale Of
aAtsns land Offices district which
land office shall Secretary
she Treasury ~ba
e approved 4h September
te Treasury continue any district In which
seat @ government OF Of the Slates notwithstanding the
uaay OF land uusod such district
ded thousand when ia his opinion
IN such State point provisions
on that approved June ~ $780, duty
ab3re required been deorsd tie Of fke Interior
establish the Home UePamsns approved Sd March,
Notice accordingly hereby gwen that Of reports
tha
hundred thousand acres, Secrcfary hs Interior
probation the Pe directed that land Offices
vscEssEs, and WAAAc, the State OF Indiana
be GcoDaued and tho lands remaining uls0d the
eennasnce be mda subject sale At the land Office
Lends remaining nnsod aud unappropated BY law,
10 private within the limits Of the districts discontinued
viii subject heretofore those Offices from
OF this registers
and land ohceu will public
day which they will prepared apIca-
- JOHN WILSON
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
JANUARY 25, 1856
Jan 2T-2aw6w T5tarJ
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Fresh Beef and vegetables for the May


Navy Aasvris Osnf
Washington, April a. AA
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at this ohee ana =
- day, the 2ist day OF May 1856 noon Tor the 81 pi
quantities Of fresh beef and vegetables be rcgpfd
Washington station during the hsasl year commencing 60
day Of July next aud ending ON The 3QiD June, is5o
The beef aud vegetables must be OF good qua w aad ~
the market stfords aud each article be- offered ~
pound
mated OF the 10 asa
be- Withheld from the amount Of each payment 70 be
lateral security for the performance Of the contract s
account be paid until u fully eomplird with
EvnY offer must be accompanied tas directed IN hr ~
making appropriations for the naval safvce 0 ~
proved ',h August, stb) BY written guarartea tsntd
more Responsible. 10 the cH"ct thai he oF f
that the bidder bidders VIII, " HE tnsf bid b.
obilgnien withD five days, with good ana snie ~
ties, 70 furnish tue artcies proposed. III, =
No proposal viii be considered unless accountants "
guarantee. ALBERT GaEEsLbf
April s9-~la~dw NHT -
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Wssnass nee VI charge fo % before
he Of September next
kssry ars pss be " tAs t gaassis, sncs er1e'
Il e4lfcS for.
The right expressly reserved shall 90
additional Of
ali II SAID be required fos ihs Of s senate
dnrfnx the amy fourth tongsess
specimen proposed (of hall
qasre envelopes aeo~PAny psoposa snd 20 br
the the sftce
each article specned IN the foregoing m wi be
Offering furnish such class 81
price tqusy considssed will Tot the
ereeuns bond, sufc.ies satisfactory
perform under
cf fsiue which boad
Secretary after
he proposals accepted.
should be delivered within Tue
should respect sample
40 bond ~ he ~,i nc put IN
should endorsed Proposals for IN.
ssaa be directed the Of tae Senate Washing
ton
Proposals specimens delivered once ree Of
charge
| April 24-law4w
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~
I'm Tue petition Samuel Socuia, Of snshfeid khes
prayin. for the extension If pafent gfasied %
T,b Of sstic6ietr, ts9t CIR improvement IN 'Hat
sticking tute papsr," or yesrs from the srp
said patent, which takes place The 3th Day q sfs
t5S--
II " ordered the asid b. heard az the faieA
Monday the 10th of Sept miner ~ O'Clock ~ -
ant,i.d appear and sho@ cause ~ ahf VT
why said ps'inon ought nnt 10 be gfnns.G l. 40
Persons app~nz Ihs required 70 se ~ " -
Office ttsts objections specially set form Ia writing
days before the day of bearing AZ ssst'mony nes ~ =
10 be Used hs said hearing must he sakeh and is'S
co,anc- with the relies " ths oe'ee which viii se itn
pte alton. -
The testimony the viii b. closed on ihe ~ -.
dcposi,ons, and other papers relied EPon a. W
~ esd IN the Office before me morning q ha
arguments. u any, Within days thereafter -
Ordered. also tbs noice Dc Published IN toe tbea
fnteii,sebcsr, aad Evening star washington - q 90
Baltimore .eient6G Aneneas, Nee York and f"| -
Massachusetts, week Tor three successive weeks
tpARLES MASON
Conn.i-ss q fni
r. s.--Edltos Of the above papers VII please c"ff -
bills tis Phen oaice, with paper CONTAINING 'hh
May t2--ia~3w
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cl.s' No I,- s.,
s-ysl,or pine timber.
s-oss and p a.sa s ~aos timber and lauSsr.
s-wh,.s pane, spruce, ianipsr and cypress um
s-cess,s shells.
lion, i'on spikes aaa nail..
l9.-Ralrosd
iis s.-sss sAs s.i sls''
H.--BasdNsfe.
is- s's.'sasryy'
a as--a.,s wood
I-r sessnder'
s-Bslung packing, ho-e, Nc
aS-Copvsf and composition nails.
@-MscAlpery, sc.
qora delivered printed seized
ID nc as All he s,sss Wash may be eea,aesa Tor ma
a. such place OF places aeadas d.y'ss aas esns
offer made, may BY uie command
ssea TO Aasea" No article VIII received
me expiration o. me period speesd Ia hs schedules "s me com
ment
% By the bidders the add number 81 articles emu
[ .n h,se NAV ~ " VEL a. Is AZ aa @
bid The is :" tarnsh more o.
tao saaaa such mereaFel
- o , sus me a once shsl bs Iesmea saescisns no
ue ufag TOE sca yeaf cnaag 1h laae 500 aad wheaer ny
gu ,aqa.sa DC more @ less 'A' h''' ''
An The Articles usder quality de
good order, all charge
aud ueee the Inspection count weight measurement 81 me
satisfactory The eonaisod
"A. thereof Bidders referred to me ys'd fo' pa"s spee,a
tractors who do reside
The place where tho articles 70 he ds'yrred VII, he
place The ysd Of delivery who may be called upon 10 denver
articles 1sAoat delay when they shalt be required. II.
Approved tui OF ne contract viii be re-
ased, eny per additional security deducted From
the shall have been conpo OF can
esied unless otherwise authorized BY the department On glasses
delivered required during the MS
quarterly the hr-t of January A
July 0cobe when tue deliveries have been satisfactory
within days amer the OF eils In p'cas duly
vouched and approved
articles offered under the eontat snail have been s
yard, unless specially authorized by the department
the plies IL delivering any of the atc e.
-ntoned OF the quality and al The times and pacrs noos pro
the Unled States qudaed damages money equal
III. OF contract price herein agIeed upon az W.
price pa'a ~ 'ne ~ eas' ~ wy ~ 49, ~ ,i..a q
which qnidaed damages may be recovered from ume !" e ~
they aci
The surees must sign contract responsibility
t6sd by navy COLLECTOR district attorney some Other
person satisfactorily known 10 the bureau
annu ng the contract without loss OF damage % ms
eumen Congress shah have made sufficient appiop
estimated tor and which this advertisements sned ana sha
also The diminish the quantities named y
the beaded Mscelianeous IN the schedule ~ PEI
cent.
accepted will notified by es
through the office which notice shall be consdfrad sufficient
aud they do enter into contract ior w" supplies peebee
fifteen from the date OF notice from the bureau OF M
acceptance OF their bd contract VIII be made WITH some oh.
and the guarantees OF such deautng bidder WI
be held responsible TOR all deiinquencies
All offers sade in strict conformity with this advertisement
will, thu option Of tire bureau, be rejected
Those only whose off accepted viii be noudrd
will be ready for execution thereafter may %
practicable.
May 2--iaw4w
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JOINT RESOLUTION relative bids for chus
small for the Of the navy.

JOINT RESOLUTION relntive TO bids for provisions, ehs
small stores for the Of tho navy.
Rcsolped BY the Senate and Hose Of Rspresentsifa
Unod States of .feriea Congress asssmbeds That sss
clothing and small stores sor the n 20
mny be rejected, at tho option " the department. 49,
who known mauuiact Or 81 ~ regular asN
propoed furnished, w, ici fact the fesft M
be distinctly the bis o that the bids Of al ~
may filled comply with thu conditions OF any as
have previously entered INTO with thf United STATS ~
The option OF the department. te rcectrd thai more MA
bid he offered the supply Of Dric@ aceount q ~
party, the III his panus ~
any o'hr The whole Of slch bids shall " REJECTED W
option department and thar Df Arm st ~
each otherj and whenever mes
deemed for the interest Of the and tbs 90
OF the The United States vessels, pse
brands Of our which known keep beat distant sis
Bureau of Pfoyiios and Clothing, with the appreciation a M
reary Of The Navy be, and hereby H., authorized sea
on the best terms, In market overt
Approved ~ March, 1854
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THIS ~ 10 netiGs that the subSsribef ~"
tanned from The orphans q Warrington eosA9
Dt@'ssc OF Columbia letters Of administration 90 NE
of Joseph ". Walker. OF Washington eoaa y -
Al parsons having claims against M said decsas -
warned 20 eahih the with The vouchers hefse
seshes, before the day af May aests they mp
BY law be excluded from all benefit OF tbs said 'ias'
DAVID wALKkh
May ie-law3N- Adpinrs
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PROPOSALS.


Uocks
EALED PROPOSALS for each class separately endorsed Pro
y Cia4. nas
eixhb
Jane delivering the yards
which particularly described printed sehsauis which
all
therein, navy yad,
thereto os BY Ae bureau, or ali The "a DIS
liz send
them ,ehsdues by matt their
hy should enclose In their arpics
STAMPS The law requires all postage 10 be prepaid
Bidders hereby cautioned and particularly sosd that boT
the aud mailed Ia
reach before receiving
will be eonsided which shs he received after
period allowance viii be made for failures Of the
mail.
guard against before the
bidders address
f3r Class
tAs Nary Yard tAs yard1
TO chief Bureau Of Yards Docks, Washington
4 u. q.
Az may opened before proper
susnes endorsed w be returned shs
bidders.
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LEE losEs IN sidiuon ordinary practcs in
court ~ the District will ptsctjrs IN hs
.ourt Of the United Ne ~y copsu,urd
~ urnon az claims the Hnsyed stasrs In
s ~ z, ssses before Tho supr~sps ccu Inc pros
scauo" ~ eatA'r before tbs
fsh~t General wsr Jones. though nc.,,S ,s,ex 1870 nv
pa VIII unite with him. 10 advance The rccs.
0f clients, by written and hv 80
needful proper exeruops r''"'-' NV" !" =" "'ne'
March p-3awmif
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On aad afsar Tassday, Ncpentsr 7, 1854,
E ieas. Alsxaad~ daily for Godonsvie and iniefme
dae sluns al ~ O'Clock. the arrival o1 me paat
Washington, giving ample or breakfast board Con
meeting Al Manassas Junction with raiH FOE Sasbu az war
Wasfenion aud Godoasvtir
The Vireaa Central railroad for Richmond. Char
ioitesvlle, aud ssaunton-
The daily tot Alexandria and intermediate
before " O'Clock the arrival OF TIE trains OF
The Virginia railroad from Richmond Charlottesville, and
5taunicn.
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20. 6s6l

No b35.
SorIcE Of the ess.h,sn".ns OF an additional land
" Office In The State OF Wisconsin
In Of the
entitled An establish sadnasi
q WISCONSIN,, embracing all
kysE p,srsier lying nefn oftne line dividing townships
ofV one" tor oan correction n~ be called
district q 4 hereby declared
for sd district has been located
the United STATES Surtsfos in said s,s,e.
Given ardr hand the
Apris A, ID less. JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner ~ The General Land Once.
spnl S9-lawbw Hat and STAR