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The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-16
Columbia, September 10,

COTTON-I'he Sales of the week comprise &C
bales, at prices ranging from to IL cents. BA
CON.-We still have no change to nouce in this
article, 10 10 l24 cents. FLOUR-We still con.
tnue our former quotations. S74 to So per barrel
CORN-Selis readily at Is to so cents per busheI
PEAS-Ready commands 60 to IS cents pei
bushel. OATS-We quote nolnlnally at as to SO
cents per bushel.
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PLEASANT VALLEY
FOR SALE.
Valuable Lands and Residence.

valuable Lands ana HeS1Oe0Ce.
VNHE subscriber having determined to re-
IL move to the Southwest offers for sale
HIS LANDS,
situate in Lancaster District, S. c., on the road
from Lancasterville to Charlotte, % miles from
Lancasterville, and miles from Morrows Turn
Out, on the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail-
Road. -N
THE HOME TRACT
contains five hundred acres.
THE COLBERT TRACT
contains two hundred and seventy acres, and lies
two and half miles south of the Home Tract
THE HUNTER TRACT
contains two hundred and seventy acres, and lies
one mile east of the Home Tract.
The whole Lands well adapted to the pro-
ducton of
COTTON, CORN, AND GRAIN.
The Lands are in high state of cultivation, in a
BEA UTIFUL, HEALTHY REGION
thclzy settled with moral and intelligent COM
munty. Upon the Home Tract there is large
DWELLING HOUSE
with nine rooms and large dining room attach
ed. Also,
4 GOOD STORE HOUSE
sufficiently large. This has been a capital stand
for the sale of goods, for upwards of thirty years.
and yet. Also,
4 good Gin House and Screw, ertensire
Barns, Stables, Cribs, good Negro
Houses, OuerSeer's House,
and other convenient and necessary buildings,
with Well of
PURE WATER.
1t is altogether one of the most desirable conve-
nient, and best improved places tn the country,
and it is rarely such
LANDS AND IINPROVEME
are in market. The Dwelling and most of the
Buildings are new, having been
RECENIL Y ERECTED.
The lands will be sold together, or divided to suit
purchasers. 1t will afford me pleasure to
SHOW THE LANDS
to persons wishing to examine The terms will
be made easy and accommodating. / am
DETERMINED TO SELL,
having purchased Lands in Arkansas. Persons
desiring to purchase may, therefore, come
WITH CONFIDENCE.
that will sell. The Lands and improvements,
feel assured. will please.
My address is pleasant Valley Post Office,
Lancaster District, S. c." The Post Office is at
my Store.
GEORGE ID. BECKHAM.
July Is, 1S56.-tf
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Town Property.
Land For Sale.

III WILL SELL MY LAND lying o. the q a
H. 6 S. O. Ra Rao miles from Char
lotte, containing 312 ACRES, with about
30 ACRES CLEARED LAND, the balance
in Woods. Apply at the Insurance Office.
JOHN F. IRWIN.
September 9, 1S56-6w
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MARRIED.

In Charlotte, on Sunday the l4th inst, by w. S
Norment, Esq, Mr.. JAMES CAPPS, to Miss SA-
RAH JANE SHARP, all for Buchanan and Brock
inridpe,
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Something that was never
offered before!
The best Plantation in Meek
lenburg County:

TENHE Plantation contains 500 A ores, in
= the Providence settlement, lying on the wa
ters of Flat Branch, IA miles south Of Charlotte
Persons wishing to purchase, would do well to cal
andsee for themselves. II this tract be not sufi
cent, OTHER TRACTS of equally good land
near at hand, can be purchased upon ar terms
II there be those who wish TO purchase a small
tract, they can also be accommodated in the same
neighborhood. 80.
Also for sale, Plantation with $40 Acres.
with a good SAW MILL and GOLD MINE
.ss.s&s,M. lying on the waters of Mile Branch
.%aS s miles from Charlotte, well timbcred
nsi& Possession to be given Oh the 18th
day of December next.
JOHN s. PORTER.
Providence, May 20, 1s56.-6m
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Notice.

A PPLICATION will be made to the next
IN Legislature of North Carolina, for an amend
ment of the Corporation laws of the Town Of
Monroe, and also to extend the corporate limits
of said town. JOHN p. HOUSTON,
A. /. FUNDERBURK,
J. d. STEWART,
Sept 9, 1856--1m Committee.
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ELECTORS
FOR PRESIDENT AND VICE PRESIDENT
For the State at Large:
Henry NJ. Shaw, of Currituck.
Samuel p. Hill, of Caswell.
DISTRICTS:

ID = Ii L - =.
J., Dist. VIM. F. Martin, of PasquOtank
~ william j. Blow, of Pitt.
I'd VI. Il. Smith, of New Hanover.
9Th " CASTOR FIs wilder, Of Wake.
.{l =. T.. VILLA ms, of Alamance.
9th Thomas Settle, Jr. Of Rock m
eth z. Il. Warning, of Mecklenburg
9Th w. w. Avery, of Burke.
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- The Democrats of Indiana had a
grand rally at Tippecanoe, in that State, on
the Sd inst, at which 10000 persons were
present. The meeting was addressed by
Messrs. Douglass, Breckenridge and others.
By the way, we notice that the Herald of
this place, in one of its issues last week,
found fault with breckenridge, candidate
for the subordinate office of Vice President,
because of his addressing a public meeting
of Democrats, and in the next days paper
made certain extracts from recent speeches
of Mr.. Fillmore, its own candidate for the
Presidency, the basis of much eulogium =
HIln1ing ton Journal.
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+ Valuable Farms
FOR SALE.
THE undersigned offers for sale several val
l. liable farms in the County of Mecklenburg,
N. c. The first is known
The Home Tract,
.s.ssssss Containing 753 Acres. on the
.s waters of Reedy Creek, QHEg4l
8AS fplnmodous 3 wELLIse asHI.a
-~&E.. rage house, and all Other I9Ak=@saa
useful oundng> III excellent order and uiy not
surpassed by those on any other farm in the county
OF Metklenbalg. There Is also Grlst and Saw
Mill, Gin House with Gin running by water also
another good Gin and Ihresher on the farm he
land excellent OF cultivation pIeasan Mt
y situated ell watered land has 375 Acres of clear
ed land 1t is altogether of the most desirable
places IN the fertile county of Mecklenburg. wish
10 sell this farm between this date and the first of
January next, and will take pleasure in showing it
to those who may call to see it.
also wish to sell
Another Tract
OF land, IN the same neighborhoOd, containing DIT
Acres, well watered, and having Oh it large guam
THY of excellent timber convenient to a Saw Mil
This place is known as the Pine Hill Tract
also wish to sell
Another Tract
on McAlpine's Creek in MeckIenhurg, containing
$50 Acres, known as the Rea Nine Tract. This
farm is well improved with good dwelling house
and out buildings, is well watered, aud lies on the
Potter road.
| also wish TO sell
Another Tract
of land lying the waters of Sugar Creek, in
Mecklenburg county, containing 81! Acres
l also wish to sell my life interest in
Another Tract.
of 25i Acres, on Sugar Creek, adjoining the a.
bove tract of 81 acres
/ also wish to sell
Another Tract,
lying on the waters of Paw Creek, in Mecklenburg
county, containing LOG Acres we'll waered, and toll
eraby well improved with buildings.
Any ofthese farms will be shown at any time TO
those who wish 10 purchase, by application to The
subscriber who lives on the above mentioned Home
'ract. ALBERT WALLACE.
August 5, lS56-tf
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TOWN LOTS FOR SALE.

I = q " w Z y T U-N Do uu Q
THE American Hotel property (beiDg 81
| lots) is hereby offered for sale. The ground
would be sub-diyided to suit purchasers. Per
sons wishing 10 buy real estate in Charlotte,
would do well TO examine this property
1t possesses advantage, in location and other
wise, v hich will at no distant day, render i,
vefy valuable.
For particu lars, address NE at Concord
North Carolina.
RUFUS BARRINGER.
August S, 1s56-4w ~
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FIVE MILES LoNG.-The New York pa
pers inform US that the Democratic process
sion, in that city. on the 9th instant, was
over five miles long, occupying two hours
in passing any given point. There were
not less than twenty Democrats
in line, with fifty bands of music. 1t is ad-
mitted by all parties, that it was the largest
political pageant ever witnessed in New
York
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Town property lOr Bale.
TNHE subscriber wishes to sell the whole or
/ part of the lot on which he resides, in
Charlotte, opposite the late American Hotel
There is front of 100 feet on Main street.,
running back 400 feet to a street. This is
desirable lot for any person wishing to build,
and will be sod on fair terms. Apply to me
on the premises. HENRY GUNDRf.
August IL, lS56-tf
The western Democrat. [volume] (Charlotte, N.C.) 1852-1870, 1856-09-16

- We have not yet received the official
'''nrns of the late election in this State.
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A LII persons indebted 10 US are warned TO
"A pay up Immediately, or they will find
their Notes and Accounts in the hands Of an
officer for collection. Many ofthe claims are
oilong standing, and nobody can complain, IL
n settlement is not now made, that il is forced.
T.. e. J. LONERGAN.
November 6, 1855. 1877
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70 President Pierce, accompanied by
his Private Secretary, Sidney Webster,
Esq, left w ashington on the 9th inst, to
spend few days at the Warrenton Springs,
in Virginia.
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As..s sass-s.shs La'.a Da,ia. a..s ss.s
y dc arf, aoat Ar.ii he mn wli SELL II
Dss caea' Hla u me highest b'ddss o cash, Mobile
saa. ssa 7. I sn ass,sss sso my an
All also sell, al during IBIS year Al pr.voo sale Go,
sr OF on time hundred valuable n lots 20 su
.sd bass iaas s'l iaeans ,as nne
sasT fsa.oa s s TIT ass". ss1.sss s.s. ssa
Obs" ioln,s Place. aud Rcad- which,
ssaa,ul rs~iSsass sdiiaas sanasp
acres Tue dwelling house. alhees oalGoasss
.a d. saasn A. are a. o. hrssa,o condition rhess ps,a
,ass above mnbie and %, u Aabaa
S. % sdy about ss
paa w;ih ia selma Rad, depot
miles, SIX miles distant, QUE of Wi e il wnn
a ass q mr. Of plaaaons hisns
nesra eas shops ables a.,ss,aa sii., ac, ss ss
o .s, md % S as g ass /. = pSs
ad 70 each tact as be desired ard with without The
negr'es, Stock plantation TODD, provendsr Se. #
Of ,he abve plantations and will be given
me pure aser any tine whilst me crop go~ng OF In Decen
bsI or ianuery neAt, as they may wish.
mel. G d pnvmy a psvsn, to ,hs n Monday IL Decemos,
negroes as may In n be unsod.
Tor those wishing c"sinae in the cultivation
has been d,nica f years past 10 fad plantation in he
there a large uninpovsd tract
These pIanons nse lerny faei,.s transportation,
"u 70 s, sps a equal y . "9' .sps", g any = me so
prove the Satisfaction hat portion OF the Union
is healthy than the cane- brake" Of Alabama.
viii alsn sell privately for
uympoyed prvst residences In he city OF SELMA and several
valuable AND elegantly finished blocks of b.ick buildings
Hcng he largest and desraby ocad Offices,
banking houes, &C., sc. ...'
Aso, several desirable unprovod lots small
tract OF land IN and Contiguous TO Selma.
Also, about bl1otrd which
brated Brown Dick, brood
saion gednes, colts, and lrsa OF them from best
racing stock.
Among The 6rtrat- trainer COED
and hanics cooks, seansuesse
further particulars address the W. NJ. Byrd,
Selma w NJ Brooks Marion,
Al hina lbe plantations give
tipauan oi the prtmise-. BEN. EDWARDS GREY.
sELaA, Alabama, Feb. II, 1856.
F,h l9-d5nif
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United states Patent Once,

IN the petition Of Joseph H. burrows, OF Ctncnnnt oha,
the OF granted him the 23d
OF 1912, in mill stones
The expiration OF said patent which takes place the
23d day Of April, isa6--
ordered that the ,ad petition be heard ut the Patent Once
7h OF AG i2 O'clock and all
10 ~
said petition ought be d. #..
opposing file
Office their obi specially forth AT
days iore the all flied by either
Of the ONCE which will he furnished
application.
smony the win be- closed the 27ih Of March
relied he nd
the oce before the morning that the arguments,
II any, within days thereafter.
he published In the UpioR,
lrgencer Evening Sthr, Wasbington ID. C Areu Ba
Patriot Union, HARRISBURG, Journal of Commerce,
quirer CINCINNATI Oho week for
weeks previous the 7h OF April the day OF
hearing. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
rsEdor Of above papers will please copy, and send
Oce with paper containing this notice
Jan 23-law3w
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United States Pateat Once,
Washington, March q, los6.

AN the petition Of Richard NJ Hoe Of New York. praying
the extension granted him 30tb May
1 f"r nn Improvement in maehiae for grinding and puyer
izng metallic the said
patent which isses place the aoth day Of May 1856
ordered petition heard Patent Office
Monday 18Th OF May II O'Clock, all
n6ed and show they have, why
said petition ought NOT to be granted.
opposing required file In ths Paon
Office objections specially forth in writing least
days testimony filed by eiher
TO be the said hearing must be taken and transmitted In
corance with the rules Uf the oiee which will be furnished
picaion.
The testimony will be closed the ah Of ,iay
depoons, other papers relied tetmoby be
hed once before the morning Of that day the
menis. II within ten days thereafter.
Odered he published in the Union Ine
gencsr and Evening star Washington. CT Republican, Ba
Psnnsy anian Philadelphia Journal Of Commerce. New
York Daily Post Providence, Rhode Island week
for three successive weeks TO The Dh OF May
the day OF hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner OF Patents.
p sEdros Of the above papers will please copy and send
their bills 10 the Patent Once, wh containing This notice
Mar 7-law3w
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gisit1d states Patent Once.
Wasitipvtun March frS(

N the petition sf Mnmaduke Osborne, OF New York; praying
for The exteion Of patent sssntcd hun ibe 2
May I6fa, for .'folng
from the expiration OF said PATENT which takes place
the aslli dns Of May, Ie56--
petition oace
Monday, the IAN OF May at ~ O'Clock and all per-
notified
said petition ought mol be granted.
Persons the required e the
Once their objections, specially forth IN wrsg al least
days before the day OF heang all testimony hed by either
be uscd said hearing
codanea with Of office. which furnished
application
The testimony 10 the will be closed the I'd Of May
papers relied upon eAni0ny,
filed Ia before the morning tue
ments IL any, within days thereafter @
Ordered aiso published Union, Inte-
and Evening star, Washington D. C Republican, Bai
Evening Philadelphia, Book New
York and Post week weeks
previous lhe l2h Of May next, the day of hearing
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
SEto Of the papers will please copy and send their
bills the Patent Office, with paper containing this notice.
Mar 7-aw3w
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Uni,sa state. Patent o6o.,

nN petition RI samuel Taylor Of Csmb idse, haachus
of him III. 2sti
brushes
ing fp from The expiration Of sad patent
which kes place the 2slh day Of May, lo56-
heard the Patent Once
Mondsy l2h ~ nsy at ~ O'Clock, and all
nnlihed appear how said
petition ought moi be granted.
opposing required 6e In the Patent
objections specially forth IN writing a least twenty
of all testimony aisd BY either
heanp taken transmitted 10
rules Of the onice which will be furnished
application.
the testimony I'd of May;
relied upon testimony mus. be hl"d IN
before morning Of that day the asumsn
any within ~ ays thereafter.
ORDERED also this notice published in the Union ni.iR
rnncer Ev.ning Washington, 10 o. Argus, baimofs
Prdephh Jounsl of Commerce, New York
NJ Post Rason, Massachusetts week for three
weeks previous the 2h Of May The day of bearing
CHARLES MACON,
Patents.
r. sHdito n The papers will please copy and sene
The Patent Once with paper containing this notice.
IHuI I7-inw3w
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United states Patent Once.
Washington. January ~, Is'

IN The petition TAonzo G. Arnold, OF Norwsk, Connecticut
prHyrg extension OF granted him The 25
April sil In punching machines for
for
said patent which place 23d day Of April is5s
ordered sad petition be heard the Patcnt once
Monday April ~ o-c'ock, m all per
appear and shaw any they have, why
said prtiton ought 10 be- granted.
required hle In the Patent
objections. specially ouh In writing
all testimony flied by either
bearing be taken and transmitted In accord
Of the Office, which will be furnished app
cation.
The testimony win be closed the a7h OF March
depoions and
morning OF day. the arguments II
any, within days tbetranrr #
ordered notice be pubhed In the Union In,el
rcncrr Eyening Washington D. ct baltimore
Md Essnins Argus, Phiad.hia PA. Journal
New York and Daily Post, Providence, week foi
three previous the 7 of April the
ofhssring ....
Commi- i-sioner Of Patents,
Ps-Editou Of the above papf will please copy, and
Patent oce, with paper containing this notice
Jan is-lAw3w
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United states Mail.
VIRGINIA.

NIHGINIA.
Posr OFYck DEPAETaENf,
Contract Office. March z, 1885,
phPosALs pf carrying the mails OF the United States bou
July y s To June 90 1882 iaeasiye, the following
IA e state ot FaasA will be received oc-
ois sa the 3oh April next TO be dnede'
525 From Warenan, Warlo Anissvl., Cainess Gsoa
foncs and Washington speiryyle, 81 miles aud back
ihree Zines a wssk, Ia 2horse coaches.
Leave NaUenon Tuesday, 1hurAdsy, ard Saturday at u
Arrive a spcrryyile days by pmj
Leave sfNnyyue Tuesday, Thursday, ard Saturday at
Arrive AZ WaneRon days by 10 a m.
For form Of bid suaanee, for nstucons
requirements Ae Inviting proposals. mail
vice ~ Virginia ald North and sCu Carona &c dated January
IL, ls5S JAMt s CAMPBELL,
March e--law4w Postmaster General.
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rHts Is to give nori.e that ihe subscriber hath OBJ
the oiphans Washington the
District Of Columbia letters of administration the personal
or Thomas Law Of Illinois, deceased.
hereby
same, thereof subscriber
February they
by br excluded from ali benefit of the sid
Given Undef hand ninee-nh of February 1850
Feb 22-law3w HENRY MAY, Ad dniasuaor.
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ro.r o,rloE prrAnrAexr.

Pcsr o'nos prPARrassI,
March ., 1865.
day iay 1850 q hs 500. day o Iaas Sse ine.iSs
N us ss q sgr' soIna and e ,he LIST day of July less
BE- ssssd ,s a. me oaaira ,e Pos, once
al ., .. m, Ito Dc d1eded by the nb May Goo~iDs)
NoRTH CAROLINA
SOS From Ashesir BY sulphur Springs Homneny Creek
r,ssan fhysr Forks o. Pigeon waynesys Perm Scot,
nas sss s,s yas,asa and ronas 70 Maeny ias
Leave Ashsy,s montsy and Thursday 81 @a@i
H.,ss S.iss :, s,aa, Murphy @ mex, dsys 6y - pn,
Arfise at Asiiesie next days BY ~ m.
TENNESSEE.
s54a Frem Cissyslsnd. Tenn by ha,aly wanye Benton,
Town NO, Laurel Valley, re,ammon Creek, and Nottla
70 MURPHY n miles and back twice week, iu
Lsare oireye'nod Thnrsday and sunday a,i ipmi
Leave murphy "Wednesday and Saturday at4 4ami
Anfv~ AZ trcavciand next days by ~ m.
Propa,a's 10 eomaunee esntoH arc invited.
uy NOTES.
No pay will be made f trips not performed and for each Of uch
be deducted For arrivals b'bpd Time break
Of "Trip subject forfeiture Fines
be imposed unless e DELINQUENCY he promptly and satisfactorily
s1saiahls persons, r neseelna 70 take .hs mali from or into
refusing demand convey The maii as roqasny
the contractor or concerned vehicles
bly, contract for disobeyng post
Of he department o. for assigning the ccnae, with
alter the schedule e may order
tract pay lie may aSo cuai or discontinue The in who'll
In rata decrease of II he aiow
second assistant Postmaster Gen
aa Tsa MAJ "a p9pssu for S so, cors % Or Ten
men by before The 'h Of May 1856
or mails in Kentucky Tesnes
JAMES CAMPBELL.
Mar 9-ia"4w Postmaster General
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1hs - rson cioa bDcAs, rnlcs.
NE -, sssss .ttAs subscription se
Dnt Subscribers may money " letter. postage
u rhlss wli b. paid w ounsses In its
s4e uaDsnasssosa .s+ t.h
The COUNTRY PAPER T. pabisled vi weekly during the
Of Cong ess, aud sent weekly during
subrctipuoos period Ices received
psopo,iioAed 10 lhs above annual
Qy-PosTMAsTERs aa1bofxsd sgents and
DAILY subseFibe with $50 snelosedS
sEms-wEGKlY Subscribers, with eS enclosed, viii be
uied 20 copy syafs.
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Ths Is 20 CIV. notice that the s.bscriber hath OBJ
laned from the orphans Washington county in the
c @ columbia letters o. administration the personal
s o. hdnn nnd Law fs ~ the ILLINOIS, All
PERSONS hyng claims ssain the ssid hereby
sIhs the with the hereo nbcrbef
etfs the nineeenh day ~ febva they
Waw be excluded from all benefit AZ 'hc aaId
en under hand this ~ Fehruary 1856.
feh 9l-lawgw HENRY NAV. Adn,loistrato,.
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Medical Card.

noCToR sTANIsLAs BERNIsZ regular practitioner Of homao
pahy Uficc 23l and Fourteenth sfeos Cousnita
tons from 10, a. 10 3, p. M.
sarsa Berntx having returned from Europe with i'm
proved health viii the practice OF his profession
lie Dactsur paTe Fragsaa.
Der Doctor -prcht DenIseh.
NJ Doctor hRbla Espannl
n Dottore parla lislianO.
Ian -dgm
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To Members OF Congress, and others.

EoR RENTA hrclass furnished dwelling house. built In the
modern with the of water,
recently with and
Apply No. 49 18th street, between ard streets,
OF al INV unhce. .. }. MILLER,
Dec 2-du 7ih and louisiana avenue.
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| oSr bANb wsHatNr. -Pubiic notice s hereby eiv.p
- th" inirpd v nppy o. tho omHoper m Wash
ns"n cy iHmrdiaIeiy sff hc expiration o tie
esrn dae io dupiear land " lieu ~ Land
S4 tT 100 acrts which issued William Johns
mr Va day ~ February ss3 snennnt captain NJ The sd
,snnsn Uned -aes infantry, Nettcan
leev sud which was fuh rqueTty lot by accident
e-sn bown overheard from steamboat into t9 river
"" s1awnee'ovn, Illinois, and destroyed.
- #"- WILLIAM n, JOHNS,
rooo-laWfw ny Richard NJ. Young, his Attorucy.
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CENEaAI AGEscy At wAsBIsGTOs.-The sui
.cnber formerly ef Richmond, Virginia, having
city, few doors
uy Department. tenders his services govern
especially revolutionary bune,
nd pc Congress
Having the Darlington
he perhaps, the only index witch
revolutionary auditors
Richmond. He has very papers
the other public Offices in hs Capitol of Vpia These
accommodations from other of
tit. him hops that liza ciam inusted him win
sbe TO show H. where the claimant HIMSELF may entirely
unabI. 10 a.
under of3d March, ls55 giving
~ land ~ all who battle
sbsrre. viii be very moderate. FELIX RfCifARDs.
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Hon. Henry A. Wise, Accomac, Virginia. ......
Iames Lyons RSq,, Richmond, Virginia
James v HeHih tate Commissioner Pensions, Richmond
virgnm.
stanvd ~ Parker, Richu,opa, Virginia.
Hon. John =. rsrdietpp, vrpnis.
Hon Samuel Chiffon, wsehlrgfon, n, q
William !. Ward, eco. Dniiurore
Levi. Tmheriake, ESQ.,, New Yorss
March 7--dkopiys IT "
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Miss BrooteS Ensl and French boarding. and Day school,
ssren BpiiS,nFs, No. l3s psnHsyirania arenss.
pg second secession of t. viii Monday
L Fsbrusry 4, ies5. ~.
IA ~ in French LANGUAGE rven by lady,
Gently resides W he mmiy the hTher hanchos of
Fn-h especiai chage OF Mite rnoss snd svey
a.iaa Jan W-sodaw
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NUrICE D. hcreby given that VIII apply 10 fhs
Commissioner Pensions daricae 81 ~ see
isnd ,un,y warrant, under The iaw o srptemoe
1850, numbered the ~ 1879 W,
which has been lost snd which has never been asgned
pledged o. ocaed iy me, or by my snihoriu ,., n,
Jan 10-law6w JOHN ROSS