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BY the presiaent Of tns United state.

IN pursuance oflaw FRANKLIN PIERCE fhs u
sa s.s Il s az s ssasy sae sa sss @
state q Michigan al 'hs qass herein asss@a.ea . w;
day, Of Juy NEXT foS the dsposA of e public
within tho uudsrmendoned owAahipa and hpcoRa
KsrtA ~ sAs ss.s Ias aA4 " tAs srtefa p.sruu
The ISLANDS situated in secJn township oryseysa q
"ass ss s@1 - sSa aud osssip ~
1ys and IA section thir Ihee township ieHhse ofnhs
Township tory yuiae Orrange Ten.
Townships forty soxen furry niue and any Of eleven.
Townships ions hiss iOry-saa, and OrVsVh
TSwaships ior lhres soD sr, range twenty
three.
ro~nships ory ious and losiy ise, Of anse wsnty
Townships iory eight, ior,ynine and hfs-one ofrange th
Tswnships fory-ave, any my oas Of hirgsI
Township any, Of range thhty seven.
Ths nnappopa,ad lands sections wenyhye, twenty
'l Il 'a DE aaS ss s"s DUNCAN on oSd q,
os day I" nss ss ns and o as
via;
Ho,.A Of tas base line Of rsresal meridian
Township thirty seven of range tweaty.seysn.
Townships thirly thirty 6ye twenyeghl
Townships thirty aud hy Of range twennine
NORTH eft ftas Of ths principal ,aeyiaan
Csan islands situated following ee,ions, see,
sas and ,Ts nSi aaa oa % ssge
tLriy range eight and ,hriy township
ihriy iour range twelve, township twenty
sip hlaywo, ne i section n,se township
Ioyvnship o the same
appropriated ~ law Of schools, military,
PURPOSES, together swamp aud oveio~ad ands
enable the oi
5tp,ember Is isso srsiadsd
The offering lands viii be- commenced The days
appointed, and will The order n which they
all until the whole shall have been
the sales thus closed bu, sale shall be kept
the lands
be he expiration Of the two weeks
unde hand. me ely Of washington, this ann day
April, Domni thousand eight hundred and dy six
{ BY the President; FRANKLIN PIERCE.
ssa THOs. A. HENDRICKS, &3 &tlaU 30 6 E1.s EIt
Commissioner General Land oGce.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS. ~
Every person right pre-enption any The
townships above
required establish satisfaction the
land Office and
th before
pubic sale
ciaa will
TiOS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner TIE General Land Office.
April g. lawI3w & Intel. and Star
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Notice
-asal of iands IN FIori,la and Ala5amo


OF tcitIdraxal Of lands IN Fioridq and Alabama.
IN pursuauee OF the act entitled oct Yrupus public lands
the States FLORIDA Alabama,
ad IN The eonsur eeraia saissH
p,yed i7rh May, le5s tying mies on
each SIDE of e foine railroads ad branch named said
hay, fra,Ueoia A'eih asa Atlantic,
Tsnpa hay, with branch % cedo, Key ihs
dop Cedar Key from Pensacola, FLORIDA,
% % s.l1ae,Sas o hi' oes be-"
Washington, this fwonty hrd day of & Nav 1850
May a'--iawGw Gs@rs Ia,ell oomais.ionsf.
Al ENnERs 81 Congress and Vi.itsrs 90 Washington
h respectfully informed that at TAYLOR sAUHY's
Book and ssuone stove near g street lhey wiz meet al sr
worts comprises ever department Of literature science,
and ous
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Hicsey's CONSTITUTION volume
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Lisbcr'- cvi Liberty and sef sovasnraen, . yolume.
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Every description of AmeresE, English, and French stationery
The fnsu qualities, At the lowest prices.
Wishing cards nsavsa and printed With m sresies pomptuds
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/ phlladsIpnIa, Si.sasn. anu Crest Western Line.

Freight the Philadelphia and Reading RAEosd Depo
Caey eots) daily or Chicago and intermediate
great
John TUCKER, President
PhIadclpha and Reading Railroad Cong
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Notice of Limited partnership.

tNOttNN
'IhE uudersignr1 formed
l. tied parnerp under the ~ Appleton whose place
OF business the of Bsiae, buying
ceiling stocks n-tes drafts lorgn and
and checks aud o uf general brokerage
exchange business that William STUART Appleton Henry w
Howell resde said ci, partners,
ku resides III loudaun Nrgins and special parhc
that said George Rust has contributed his
common stock The
the said partnership tins i5h OF March,
10 terminate on The 18th day OF March, 1857
wa. STUART APPLETON,
. ii w. HO AEI.L
Mar 2o--d2w GEORGE RUST, of Virginia.
HAVING associated ourselves together indicated
IL nouce, tender the purchase
stocks, bank foreign collection
o sight and time hills nagoat'on Of bonds bills
pomissory notes business public
We will make city coiecsns, depostes, pay
checks, and allow inteies siaudng accounts.
We have secured the services Mr. LAWRENCE p BAYNE
(of the late firm 81 seden Wiies Co., Washington, d. C
who will his undivided general
house, and all Of his therein viii be fully recognised by
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Osr MABRANTThe undersigned riyss public ao,ice tha,
Ia ato expiration Of x weeks this pfsseni notice. application
win be nade hs Commissioner OF Pnsnns for duplicate land
in lieu q issued the 9th February 1855 for eighty
aeres No. al Owen Myrick which has never come 10
hand III. LuNfKtN, Attorney.
OWEN MYRICk.
wAsHNsToN, n. O., December 9, 1855.
Dec s-lnwGwf
\ oS'r LAND WARRANT Whereas land u.
'ued om The nson oce the l2 day Of iupe 10 Rider H.
Wnde No 305f, to and mailed 70 him Cam bge,
Maryland nnd whereas he sd has and
has become hest the undersigned that, The
Of sir weeks the as ereof application VI be made
Commissioner c Pensions for duplicate land warnn- lieu o. the
lost. .#a
CHAs N. wINDER, Attorney
RIDER a. wINDER
Dee lO-iawew
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PORN or gUhRasTEr.


To Capt M. y, MeEs, u. ~ Engineers.
We The undorsiEned residents a., In tho fias Of,
hereby Jointly and ereraly the unod States and
In the foregoing bid of be accepted,
they WILL within ten days ae the ofhe sad bid
cue The contract for the with good sufficient
perform OF furnish the articles proposed conformity
ofs advertisement under which Il made. And In
said shall fail 20 into aforesaid guaranty
make GOOD e difference between the offer BY the said
the neri lowest bidder.
(stgned) A. n
&. %.
hereby certify that my knowledge and belief the
above named suarantos good and sufficient
(sTneil F.r
Mar s-5swiethMays slawu
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WIrand Wisdom of tho Rev. sydnsy smith, BY Duyo
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Proposals for Erecting the Post once and
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These
publican Gov
therefore, who have IA
ding with them at the
ne harem, are subjects
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A letter from Great Salt Lake CITY states
That a Convention was to have assembled there
on the 10th inst, to adopt measures towards
applying for admission into the Union az m
independent State.
The application of Utah for admission into
the Union will present one of the most curious
questions, and give rise to one of the prettiest
q!uarreIs, that have ever characterized orr
history. We have watched the progress of this
'tragtcomedy with great interest. The term Of
GOV; Young expired, and a distinguished officer
OF The army was appointed in his place, He
was on the spot at the time and knew what
sort OF position he was called TO fill. He de-
G,lned the appointment, and, in consequences.
br1gham Young is still Governor of Utah.
The administration has acted wisely, except
IN tne original attempt to supplant him. En-.
trenched between mountains and deserts. tho
Mornon Chief is too strong for the Utah
a u tie has his forces at hand, and thew
are very well drilled, obedient, and supn1ieda
with the munitions of war. Undoubtedly tho
. IT'S OF the Union, vigorously directed to
.nal ooIect, could make speedy end of Nor.
n ,moaao M But But they are wanted for other pur-
poses, and will certainly not be wasted on the
conquest .n OF the deserts of Utah. War with
~. .he Mormons is an absurdity that rises even to
'he dignity OF the impossible.
The question then arises, what is tn ho do,o
with them Are they to be admitted into NJ ot the
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raj fdlnary Execution of q nlnrauder.

All eyes we're fixed or who, in a
voice of thunder Take him from his
horse and tie hin ~ail. Then let him be
dragged along till or athis ont Of his body.
A crier, who will 1 com any him, will explain
to the army the use Of ais punishment" AS
soon as the an had one speaking the Tar
To- without uttering q sound, gotof his horse,
aud calmly gave himse' up to the soldiers who
were to bind him. But it SO happened that
there was neither cord nor strap for that pur-
pose. Krim-Girai, whose anger showed itself
in the swelling of the veins of his forehe. 4.
ordered, to save time, that q bow-striug shos ID
be used. He was told that a bow-string would
be 90 short. " Well hen" cried he, stamping
wit rage, "let the WI I'll put his head into
the Wv and let hir Je dragged off, The
Tarts silently g .,itted to is order A
troopt mountc'- IS horse, anu the wretched
man al. we9 himself to be dragged down the
road wi Jut making any resistance. But as
he was liable to keep up with the trot Of the
horse, lie fell to the ground and thus freed his
neck from the yoke which had confined him.
The Khan perceived this new difficulty, foam
ing with rage. He paused a moment, and BIT
his lip, then with a fearful laugh exclaimed,
Z" Let the criminal again put his head through
the bow, and hold on with both hands unfit he
dies" The Tartar now understood that lie
was tn be WI executioneer, and gave a most
astonishing proof of perfect submission to his
sovereign's commands. Crossing his hands
firmly on his breast, he held the bow in which
he had placed his head, and was again fastened
to the horses tail. The horSeman started at a
full galIop, and the intS gence was soon
brought that the Tartar, VINO had not even in
The moment of death changed his posture{had
been dashed to pieces against a rock. Khan
Of the Crimea.