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nay- The Democratic State Couyen.

na- The Democratic State Couven.
ton which assembled in Providence, on
Thursday of last week, made the follow
ing nominations
For Governor, Americus V. Potter
for Lieu, Governor, Duncan Prll; for
Secretary Of State, Asa Potter; fol
Attorney General, Nathan Potter; for
General Treasurer, Edwin Wilbur.
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A Card.

THE Pawcatuck Library Association
acknowledge the receipt Of ONE HunrRIp
OoLLARs,-a generous donation from the
Westerly Brass Band, hy the hand OF their
leader, Charles II DcnlsCn, Esq, iu,nish-
ing another among the many evidences that
we dwell with apcople who desire liberal
things.
JAMES W. PENDLETON. President.
Pawcatuck Library Room,
Westerly, Feb. 70, 1856. 2I5
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tsSc 1t will be seen that the I" Wash
i"gton Vocalists," who gave an excel
lent Concert here some three or four
months since will an entertainment OF
vocal aud instrumental music on friday
evening of thif week, at the American
Hall. We speak for them a good audi
cnce,
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stitution, Mr.. Cross, in excellent good
temper, called for one OF The choir's best
songs, which was given and received
with appreciation The President on /.
uounced Lecture for the next weekly
nceting, after which it adjourned. +
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aay- The National American CoDyel

N4 he NntI0naI hmerlcan C0nven-
tion at Philadelphia on Monday last
nominated Millard Fillmore us the
American candidate for the Presidency
and Andrew j. Donelsou for the Vice
Presidency. Thi, result was not reached
harInoniously nor till after several del.
ega,es had seeded from the Conveu-
tion. The seccdsrs organized a meet
ing and appointed . committee to report
. plan Of action.
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e1- The Ladies Of this village are
mahlpg arrangements to give Fair for
the benefit Of the two Fire Companies of
this village, We trust that all who can
will lend helping haul to aid this
truly deserving enterprise,
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Supreme Court at Kingston,
FEBRUARY TERN,
Present justices Brnytom and BOsuor'
The Court met Tuesday morning and sal
throughout the week.

Peleg Clarke, Jr., rs Joseph Car.
pen'cr--Ejectment Judgment tor de.
teudant Oh the ground Of informalty oil
proceeding in tho sale. Dixon for
plaintiff, Green for defendant.
Albert II. Alexander rs Matthew C
Card, faction against defendant for
issuing, as Justice Of the Peace, un lille.
gal warrant. Court held the warrant
sufficient. Judgement for def, nlant.--
Dixon for plaintiff, Updikc for defend
ant.
Edward w. Babcock, Town Trcasur-
er, rs. Robert Hcndry,-Action for vio-
laring the hawking and peddling act. -
Court charged that if defendant intend
cd to establish himself as common sell
Ter, the employment Of an auctioneer
would not protect him. Verdict for
defendant plaintiff gives notice Of mo-
ton for new trial. Updlke for plaintiff,
Dixon and Payne for defendant.
joseph T. Ross Is. Joseph Wilcox,
ct al al,--Bill in Equity to set aside a
deed alleged to DO fraudulent. Tie
Coult had decreed that the deed should
hold good as u mortgage for the amounts
found due to the defendants, and that
the property should be sold aud the
balance applied to the plaiutiff, debit
The property was sold by Il Master in
Chauncery Tor $1,000, much less than
the amount found due to dcfendauts.--
Title Of defendants confirmed, each par
ty to pay his own costs. Updike Tor
plaintiff, Dixon for defendant.
Ths motion Of Il. u. Hazard for new
trial in hi, Rail, cad case, was dismissed.
E. K. Potter for plaintiff, Dixon for de-
lcndant.
Samuel Hopkins Us Creditors Con
tinucd with stay of proceedings. L. H..
Hazard Tor petition, +. r. Potter and
Is. N. Lapham for Creditors. 4
Indictment against Stukely Tilliug-
hast Continued.
Indictment against Andrew A. Mich.
OILS. Verdict gully Of assault only
Updlke and Green for defendant.
Appeal OF John y. Llrlc6elI rs, Es-
tate vi T.. Ii, Low t, um decree of Count
oI probate, l"pkn,on. Decree con.
hrn'td, and appellant to bring his suit
at Common La@. Manchcs,vr and W.
II, Potter Tor appellant, Z, Il. Potter
Tor appellee,
jed, W. Knight Is. James B, Thom-
sou, continued and surveyor appointed.
>, C,andall and vile rs, S, VI, Keu-
yon, for legacy, Verdict tor defendant.
ID, Randall for plaintiff, Updlkc and
Dixon Tor defendant.
Ennis rs. Bul dick, for Aowage; cou.
iinued.
John Browning rs. Matthew S. Aus.
tin, gua' dian Of Wm. Hull. Verdict
for defendant. Dixon for plaintiff, Up
dixie and Greene for defendant,
In The case in equity, Pierce Handel
rs, ). w. Webb, the defendant moved
to dissolve the injunction heretofore
granted (w'th his consenD against his
taking possession of tho property at
Ashaway, Oh the ground that the plain.
'tf Was now III possession Of his own aud
defendants property also. Taken Tor
advlsenen'. Dixon for plaintiff, +. X.
Potter aud Greene for fendaut,
Indictment against a, j. Dawley.-
Defendants xcep'lons sustained, w.
w. UpdiKe for defendant.
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p@- A person named George
Church who was employed 10 machine
shop at Hope Valley (Horkinfon), }, was
wound up in a belt, on Friday last, had
both thighs broken aud one arm in three
places. The bones were set by DR..
Sweet, and be 10 doing we'll.
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sy- Asa Z. Taylor, Esq, was ad.
mittcd an Attorney aud Counsellor oI
tho Supreme Court, of this State, at
its session, last week, upon rccommcn.
dation of committee consisting OF
Messrs. w. UpdIkc, L. r. Potter, and
n. +. Dixon, appointed BY the Court.
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n6~ Mr.. Collins has decided that his
steamships shall not cross The Banks Of
Newfoundland, between this time aid tho
first Of August, moth Of 43 degrees.
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a%The Legislature Of Georgia pass
ed law on the 7lh inst which de-
clares that so much Of any will or deed
as directs the manumission of any slave
shall be void The vote stood 40 to 30.
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nDr Father Guvazzi, tho eloquent
convert from p"pery, has become editor
OF an Anti-Catholic newspaper in Lon
don.
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n@ We have just received the mel.
anebolly intelligence that Franklin Bar
Der of Mystic, Ct., was instantly killed
in the Factory at Greenmanviile, BY
being caught iu the revolving machinery,
sn Friday morning, Feb. 30,
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@r Washington's Birth day-the
22d of Frbruary-scems to have been
observed this year, in all parts of tho
country, with great eclat.
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M a II lk 1 r., II .

In this town, on sunday last, by Rev.
james IL. Carpenter, Mr.. SUMNER F.
CHAPMAN and Miss SARAH A. SIssoN, both
uf Westerly
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% Mrs, Caroline Lee Houtz, died
It Msrisupa, Fa., ll,b inst.
The daily union. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1845-1857, 1856-09-27
No. 56l.l
n otice OF the withdrawal of Lands In Mich


IN pursuance the OF Congress approved Sd June 1855
king grant of land 10 the State OF MICHIGAN To aid
Of railroads IN said s,air
gwen by Office the registers and eont
from sale and location of th- following descd
probably falling within the prescribed limits seea
otherwise directed heretofore ordered by telegraph
30b OF May iast 10 wit;
Office DUNCAN All the lands in the district, southern
Hinsa between range and IA wes and towns
northern pennsua all the lands towns
&c. and west Of range 10 west. aH
Office lands district, except all those tow
ships Ia, -, IS, and IA lying west of range IA west.
Office GEsEsEK: All the lands in The district except u
townships situated north Of township IL rang
and those north OF township 40 and east Orange
Office DETROIT: All the lands in the district lying beW
townships and II north, and all situated range east
Office KALAMAZOO; All the lands in the district lying ear
range6 west.
Office SAULT STE MARIKi All the lands In the district sua
south VI township 81, In ranges 90 10 81 Inclusive
South VI township 50, In 30 10 "a inclusive.
south of township 3d. in ranges IS and %.
South Of township 81, in rangssJ 81 aud u.
North OF township s6, in ranges 30 and 40; and
North ofto@nshfp fs, in ranges Al and a.
These latter, embracing nearly al the lands advertised
Presidents proclamation No. $751; offered next Iuiy al
Ste Marie which viii therefore, be offered pubic
therein ordered.
Given under my hand at Land Ohce al the c
washington, this thirteenth day OF June, 1855.
rBOs. A. HENDRICKS,
June l4-Iaw6wf llnei a s,nr.l Commssiass
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PROTECTED by royal letters patent Of England and secured BY
the seals Of Ecoe dc Phnrmacie de Paris and the Imperial Col
ioFe Of Medicine, Vienna
Teemar No remedy general and local debility
Of ve decay, and all the distressing
gucnees arising from early abuse SC IL effects ecacious
youth manhood vrle powers would
impaired, decline IL TriesenaT
universally adopted all physical mpednens like
before Influence rendering It's invaluable those
tering the marriage
Tnpsemar completely entirely eadlcaes all
thought
for ruin health OF portion Of The
union.
Tcsema No the European remedy for hat class Of
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
mercury inevitable constitution
and which all the saapaulia
g. smell, and
all nauseang qualities They the toilet table without
their being detected.
Sold ia lin cases. 81 divided separate doses ad
ministcred BY Valpenu, Lalls Inland, Rour, sc,
retail Mr.. II. A. Barrow No. 81
Green Canal, New York, specially appointed BY the
proprietor pauntee United States, and
other part Of America Immediately receiving remittance,
of the world,
securely packed addressed according tho Instructions o. The
writor,
Rsal agents required Terms cash.
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ELEsWOOD CONTRIBUTIONS No. 2ga Pennsylvania
VI Of ieth the Savings Bank This
cemetery laid the plan Of the celebrated Greenwood Of
New York. and situated the high ground distant
mile north OF Capitol North Capitol leading directly
the This
appropang their ground forever burial making
Zee ue the and prohibiting all
legislation Otherwise which is Of vast importance
wish their dead where they placed
become custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other purposes, sell it, and throw dead
iscuousy large and legal
no titles are given 10 the ground.
NJ BOhce open from 10 20 II, where pamphlets with
aap, the charter and bylaws and all other nomatioa be
ysy No. 4l0 Seventh other will prompt
uAeI IDLY
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TIE ONLY ONE hUTBoazED 1.-THE Rob Of DIR. nov
NEAU LAFFECTEUR is mr. superior sirups OF Cus-
nier zsrslpafa other similar remedies radically
ont All affections Of the skin darres coula the
itch, uloo accidents from
period of hs and hereditary acmOny Of humor A. depura
tive II powerfully ecacnus In cafahs bidder
fractions and other weakness Of the arising from abuses
injections Eoundnes As anti syphc Rob In
very ensuing
Of busam Of cspsva eubeb from injections which only rcpe
without nyuualgiur IT, The Rob Boyvrau above
syphlc dssaHes whether
ing and which have resisted the mercury me odare
Of potassium.
General agents far the United States Gabriel Bondn, esq
william York. Cor wholesale Cnioi Ducongs
New Orleans Ecuilly, san Francisco,
The Rob Laeiepr sold By al the druggists throughout the Unit
pamphlet Of Doctor a. the edi-
propern ~ be wl be BY writing q.
ng7 William tUgei New York, who will give every Information
AnutcA.
prepared 10 an orders for South America, the west IN
dca &C. ~ The United stars dues the Rob 10 bond
March ta-dIrs
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Land warrant Lost.

THE public hereby notified August
1850, the undersigned Elisha Ilerndnn, land
sai5 r 20 assured by the Commsoner
under 1855
in county yyuia
said land 70 Mcssrs. W Snyder
,iy the said land transferred by
designed, and has failed sad NJ.
be.ved that the suduieny from the
maiis lost. ....
Al persons therefore hereby he said
iineud apply Commissioner 1
duplicate Of said warrant
ELISHA HERNDoN.
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GNo. 56s ]
Motto

OF HIthdrdtpdl Of additional Lands in Florida
FURTHER On pursuance of granting
pubic lands, sections, Frda
Alabama, aid railroads said
approved 1855,
ny onice land officers srwHunsvi and Tampa, FVr
9th withdrawal, Uspenon
orders following described lands,
falling wihin probable limits Tampa IA,
Main Stem railroad, IN said STATE 10 witi
Once Nsw-AssyrIE lands situated south body
Withdrawn o Cedar Key Branch railroad
which divides twehfur and Eve
north Of the lire dividing townships nineteen and twenty
once TaNPA lsnda situated Of the Hne dividing
NORTH Of the line
vides townships thirty and hiry-one.
my hand General Land Once, city
" ashingon, this ninth day OF september, 1855.
IoHN HOOD
Sept l0--Iaw6w Acting Commissl oner.
Tint and starl
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BX RAILROAD DIRECT 30 THE WEST.
s ~ s,ss sEz5xs

Time between Washington ana wheeling but Isi
houraI
Running sinas bs0ss Washington aad O.aeiana n Aoars
Through Ticket. and sssgsgs ohseirs 10 DO had IN
'HE Baltimore Ohio Railroad having greatly improved its
western concessions now oilers the fullest Inducements
The connenon between from Washington and ths
trains bound West from Baltimore promptly
Washington junction. ay called the Relay Houae
washington Baggage checked through to
Wheeling the Washington station
through tickets for points beyond The connecting
washington daily ats a. and IN Sundays al the
"A. Wlsslns direct is the CEN
Wheelng, through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, and Newark
Mansfield and andty aoad for sansushy Toedo Ds,o
Columbus railroad trains connect with the fas. trains
Of the Little Miami rsread Xena CINCINNATI, LOUIS
VILE, sc, Al Xena Little Miami railroad connection
Hau,e, Laiayete Chicago, Rock island, 81 Louis sc.
Naichez New Orleans which also Washington
transferred al Cincinnati the mail The Ohio
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland to Toledo Detroit Chi
caso, tickets sold when the Ohio navgabe
Wheeling and Weilsve, orty mes where connection with
the Cleveland and Pitisburg railroad IS made.
Travellers while tha only
aordng through tickets and checks in Washington also
Shortest speedy and direct leading
the great West The distance from Washington Cincinnati
but 6S miles, being about 100 miles shorter than other
Fare by through ticket from Washington: To Wheeling, 50
y railroad Ss g.; BY steamer from oinesnau Ss lnaanaPo
csaso g 81 8 an s
SIG; New Orleans S3i, s,c.
Cumberland, Bedford Springs, Piedmont Oakland mount
may leave Washington g. u, For the
minor stations between Baltimore and Wheeling
train from Washington.
information, through tickets, &C., apply
PARSONS, agent, at Washington station. :
Master OF Transportation Baltimore and
Raj roal
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nHtaEuanF. N4..,gt....a 80.

OTHCK o. THE MAINLAND CoHs0LlpArKD LorFaEiEB,
bslnhoTes Maryland, july 4, 1885.
IiE Of the Maryland lotteries has deemed
his duty caution the public against the
who circulate Oy mail and Otherwise fraudulent lottery schemes
lotteries which
wholly fictitious.
The only legal lotteries Maryland drawn daily under
The supenendenee the people
The State under the approve
schemes and 10 attend 10 The drawings.
All the tickets IN these and all certificates packages
tickets have The autographed signature X BTenan
the Once the Maryland Consolidated Lotteries
Baltimore, Maryland" All ID fraudulent
For iu Information the subject Of those frauds
n. X. Brennan,
Sept as-dly Baltimore, Maryland
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PROPOSED DATES or sAILlNG-lsS6.

stopping Southampton both going and returning they
passengers proceeding Lendon Hayre
other route, Cor the economy of time aud money
Passage from EsD York 10 Southampton and Bremen,
FIsI cabin main saloon, $3.50 cabin saloon slO,
second do, $50.
All letters ard newspapers through the post ONCE.
NO bulls oiadiHg viii be signed received day
sailing
An experienced surgeon is attached 10 each ship
foTireight or passage, apply 10
g, II. SAND, II South William 81, N. "
Y. A. HEiNEKEN u Co., Bremen
CROSkEY d Go, Southampton
WILLIAM ISELIN, HayTe,
9T-dIy
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st. Joseph,s Academy for young Ladies',
Near EnmiasbEr

AfttT .I@NH7F'F0VHFVf TIt"F''0N VV'''tYi "E'"
TUE studies the
2fth Thursday in June The
Cor board and tuition $3.50 payable semi
ally advance There charges for drawing paint
ing fr Spanish, Italian German, and Latin The
fof primary composed Of pupils under mine
500 annun payable Aaf yearly In advance
Letters Of inquiry should be addressd - the MOTHER sUPE
RTDR Of 81 Josoph Academy Emmitshug, Frederick county
Maryland.
Iul g-d
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no. 6B2l
nv the president OF the United state,

IN UuY.iance Of law FRANKLIN PIERCE PIes.dsar .r
cubic salss M be hsd a. aforementioned once
STATE y e9sn a. n, Pss ssEss s assSna,sS g Si
day he oueen day OF July neat Coz the dsPosa Of s p
lands within me aforementioned townships and a
Eo,tA Of the base aud Wssi Of the PrHeiPaI merriam
The IANDs situated section township forystysr
range in section ioaI township ioy ssssal o. range A,,
anss I've and IN section thirty hree township oThre, n
Township forty-nne, ofrange ten.
Townships forty nine and my Of Tangs eleven
Townships Oy-thTee forty six forty seven, and forty
Township iory hree forty six and orssven Of range tween
townships lory four and forty AVE. q range .weny-hye
Townships fory four and forty I'VE, Of range t~enysiI
Township forty nine, OF range tsenyseyen.
Townships forty eight forty mine, and anyone, Ofranse him.
townships fOr-eight, fOrynns, any, and hyOno ns
TSwn.hips fory-fve any Any one Of range hirty-sI
Township my, of range thil,y seven,
Tbs vacant 'sa nh , eHV
Al the land once DUNCAN, commencing on horday ~
Gaed within The following named townships and Or.osI
viz;
EorA Of the Jass line and Of the principal sridq
Township thirty-seven, Of range twsnty-soven.
Townships and thirty 1--WE, OF range iwentgL
Townships thirty and try Ave, OF range twenty
RoyA Of the base line 81 the Tplaetpai meridian
Corain islands situated in following sections VIII
Ia sections two three thirteen and weny tour DWia
ir,y four Of The same range section welve township w
eight efrange in sections three ou nine an ten
hip hiy-iwo of the range Ina section three, towns
thirty range and in sections twenty nine
thiny four township thirty lone, OF the range
Lands Appropriated by law Tor the OF schools, military
other purposes together with those swamp and overlooked @
aade thereby unfit for cultivation II granted TO
entitled Gan ac enable the State Of Arkansas
States 10 ssanmp lands within their limits appoy
septenber 2s 1850 oil Ne excluded from the sales.
The offering above lands win be commenced dan
appointed proceed In The order in which they adv.
Used with despatch until the whole shall M
offered and the sales thus closed but no sale shall be kept w
longer weeks private entry OF of the
be admitted until after he expiration Of the TWO weeks
Given under my hand city OF Washington, ahh d,y
April ammo Domni eight hundred day M
By the President: FRANKLIN PIERCE
THOs. A. HENDRICKS,
nj the
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Law School OF Cumberland University, Lebanon,
Tennessee.

Law school OF Cumberland University, Lebanon,
Tennessee.
FACULTY. Hon Abraham Caruthe late Of the crcui,
Il judges OF Tennessee.
Hon Nathan Gesn late of the udges supreme
of Tennessee.
Hon. Bomlei L. Ridley, Of the Councillors of
Judges Caruers Green dew their whole exclusively
TO the school,
Plan Of asuoioa-i. Daily examinations each
books No of lectures explanations
daily lessons the progress of the examinations
Weekly common law and equity which
suits
them through all
practice. The framed require prepare
deeds wills records and all OF documents
dence in the trials Some OF taken by appeal
public the end of session. The students clerks sher
IFS, jurors circuit judges and chanceors, and in other official
pacines connected with their suits.
SessionThe first session the third Monday Sep
TENDER, and ends third Thursday in February The
the succeeding Monday in February and
Thursday in July.
Expenses per standardization fee $50, advances contngen
81 boarding $50. books
which be had in the Lebanon bookstores.
Four required TO complete csuTse,
Glass; No previous required
four regular classes may
an during the collegiate year.
There legislature connected with the school
Number of students the last collegiate year eghtysx.
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERS,
Feb ll-eoly President Board Of Trustees
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Land warrant Lost.

THE public hereby that on the lth day Of ADJUST
1855 hs undersigned, james NJ Halisy whom land
No 2540 lao
sioms the United States under 1855
United sses mai scottsvie Abrmans county vir
gina said land Wash
gon city that tho enid land W endorsement
thereon transferred IN blank undersigned failed
phid snyder that the same
either frauduienly taken tom mails lost.
Az hereby warned against purchasing the
said warrant Intend 70 sppy ohe Comnone Of Pensions
JAMES NJ HALEY
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mo. $50. /

No. $780,
NOTICE Of tho withdrawal OF lands In Wisconsin,
In approved D. June 1856 granting
lie u
railroads. in State
market until further ORDERS
ad State and continuing the reservation Of the hereto
fore ordered telegraph the 9th - May last.
nflhe lands viii restored when
pected sketch
30 days public viii
the General 1and Once,
Washington, this lath ~ Juno, A. N 1855
TnOs. HENDRICKS, Commissioner.
1g-1Hwfw n StaT1
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mo. Js2.1
Notice

Of the removal Of The land Office from Lebanon % Cd
in the State Of Alabama.
accordance with the provisions Of Ihe act Of Congress
An act auhaTzins changes the location IL land 0hc
approved March s. a5 hereby declared made khust
The land Office for the sale Of public lands LrpASoS The
81 ALABAMA will be removed the town af CEsrRE, 10
State and aler The thirty -nrst day Of July
my hand, the city Of Washington l7h d
June, A. ID. 1856.
By order Of the President:
TH0S. A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Land DAD
June ls-law6w Intel sSrarI
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IL. III. GILL Er,

removed his ONCE his resid FIanEn Row,
Of and Thirteenth He will continue his
principally the United States
Having devoted law patents
advice and opinions legal questions arising before
the Patent oee and appeals to the chief justice assistant
of the District OF Counba; and will
prepar IN suits
He give opinions prepare arguments par
claims before Congress either off,
prosecute before any board established
adjudication
Dct og--dlf