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NO. 6l2
Notice for the Restoration of Certain Lands
to Market in the State OF Michigan.



Notice for the Restoration of Certain Lands
to Market In the State OF Michigan.
TIME grant of land made by the act of Congress,
Railroads therein mentioned having been
adjusted OF the lands
described hereby that all tho offered
"Grand Rapids
Indiana the Fn and Marquette and tho Detro and
Milwaukee, Railroads. situated in the aforementioned townships
which have been selected virtue Of said other
subject Ipiuae entry ae dae Of 0iadaoa win be
private entry days tho places hereinafter
specified at the ordinary minimum Of 81 20
the Land ONCE at IONA Monday the sixteenth day Of Ap0u
aen, viz aa5ag
North Of line and Of pracipa meridian.
Townships O. TO- H. 49, 49, H. l5 IT, 49, TO- and ao of
Townships TO- H. H. 49, a. TO- II, 49, TO- and 49, of
range twelve
Townships 10, H. 12 49, H. 49, TO- 49, 10 and 90 Of
range thirteen
Townships 10, IL H. 49, a. 49, TO- 49, 49, and 90 Of
range fourteen.
Townships A. TO- Is, 10, ~ 49, and 90 OF six
Townships o. TO- H. 49, 10 co. range seventeen
Townships u.s. TO- IL 49, 49, and OF eighteen.
Township 15 OF nineteen
At Monday the day u
August nera, viz:
North Of the Of the principal meridian.
Townships 81 ~ 49, a. as 49, 81 49, 3d. a. and 49, of
Townships 81 20 o. "a IS, 81 49, range twelve.
Townships 81 ~, a. a. 2s range
Townships 81 %, 23, "a, 81 TO- and ~ Of ten
Townships 49, 81, ?s, 80, 81, and ~, Of nine.
Townships 81 49, 20, 30, 81, and 81, OF range eight
Township 49, OF range seven.
my hand the city Washington this eighth day
june Ammo Domn thousand eight hundred aud fifty eight
VS. TIfOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF tho General Land Office.
June 10--wtis
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nISRAELPS NOVELS, in new covers, now
ready price SO cents each The Young tale,
though TaDcred the New Crusade vena Alroy
in Heaven. Price so cents each
Henrietta Tsmple--A Love Story. Vivian GrGy.
For sale at TAYLCR & MAURYS,
July 20 Sates&Starl 1884 Penn
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NO. Gill
Sales Of Public Lands In the Territory of
Kansas.


TN pursuance of law it ia hereby declared that
public sales va, b. held a. made Known Ia the notice Of post
oneent May "a 1883 The land Offices
ms is , DRY, Kansas 70 VA on Monday ,h s
day Of November Of the public lands within the
following townships aud parts OF townships, VIZ
-. =, n !, -, = "A. -, ,.,,.
'oSA" v s"e '~~ ''"e ""' o"S " W" - - 49, ~
The parts Of the Indian
and tow nshps 10 2O n, aud 22 q range
That part Of the adan reservation
,osnships Isl TO- 90 a. and 81 of range n.
49, 49, and "a Of township - sections
township is sections TO- Inclusive TO- and II 10 22 INCLUSIVE
Inclusive Of township IA TO- inclusive
49, inclusive; inclusive; the L. 2
and g. 81 80, township I5, ~
lots section section 3: lots
Of lo the " and the lots and 3, of IL the and the lots
aud OF ~ M and Of t lots and z OF 81 the ~ and
g. Of g. tho y, 20; lots
O. ~; Of 34 the v and the . g. Of
g. Township Townships
Fractional township IL townships 49, IA the Of
townships TO- no. and IL outside OF the Indian reservations and town
ships ~, ~, 20, 81, and 20, OF range 10. 49,. u 49,
townships III 49, tho Indian reservation
Al The land Office IEcoMrros commencing on Monday the NJ
Of November for the disposal Of the public lands
within the following townships and parts OF townships VIZ
soh Of IA base line andeaa Of The sirtA principal merdian
Fractional township III townships H. 49, and IA the Of
townships 10 and ~ outside me iDaah and townships
20, ~, and ~ q range L. - -
Fractional township IL townships IL, IL, aud IL the
ships ~, "a, and ~ OF range 10
The parts Of Fractional township u and Of township II outside Of
the Indian reservation townships 10 and IA the parts OF townships
and 10 outside Of the Indian reservation and townships
and %, OF range To-
parts township IL outside Of the Indian
IA; ~ outside Of
dian reservation and townships 20 2 and - OF range a.
Al the land Office at kcNAroo commencing Monday the first
November public lands within
following townships and parts of townships viz
,,ts,,. H.. -, ", 81, - -. ~. !, =
Towpshp q Of range o.
Townships B. g. A. and 7, Of range %
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no. GIL.
Notice or the Removal or the Land ONCE from
the Island OF MackiDac to Traverse City, In
the state or Michigan.

TN ACCORDANCE with the provisions Of the act
Of Congress- entitled can authorizing changes the location
land occs approved March 3D. hereby declared
made known that the Office for the sale the public Mac
the 6tate Michigan, will
early period practicable after o. next
Further notice the will be issued by
tho register and receiver for the land district
hand the city Washington this ssvenh dav
Of juno, A. ID. 1883
BY order Of the President; A HrNDRcKe
June 6--w6w Comm Toner no General Land O0i,o
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMprIoN CLAIMANTS.
mo. 607.l

Notice OF the postponement OF the public sales
OF the lands In tho parishes OF Madison and
Carroll, In the state OF Louisiana, ordered to
be held by proclamation No. SOS.
NOTICE is hereby given that the public sales of
In tho vacant public lands within the parishes Of Madison
Carroll the STATE Of louisiana, ordered by proclamation
March 1858 DO held at the land Office
louisiana the 14th 2s
ponc President 9th September
next prior which the sales win again be advertised
Ing 70 law .a4
TTIOS A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
May 2p--1aw4w fInt&starl
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[No. co.,
BY the President of the United states.

TN pursuance Of law L James Buchanan President
Of America hereby declare mako
that public win be held the aforementioned land Of
TgRRoRY NEBRASKA periods hereinafter desig
mated to wit:
the land Office BROWNSVILLE Monday the sirh
September disposal public the
following named townships viz
Nj ~ az ~. - 49,, ~ N LII .,..,, .,;n.
no"@ y ase 0a's ''"e a"o e'' y cue go
That part Of township one outside Of the Sac and Fox and Han
M rasa as aras,ns - and n,,s,a ~ no $40 an, E,+
p.saa 81 :, ~ I saconaI ,o,.ns,ns M
q ~ rnnoa 10 i ' A' ~ ' ''p = 'A
- ,ao OF ,,a s.o ora nov
onsbn no arts ~ onshna and op,sids ~ INC IInlf
~ ,t "a ronal ,a.nbts ~ rann n,
~ 800 !, ,nns, 49, nn,, ~ ha Soc ana ~ rasnrr.,o
IA M, nr ~ ,o,ns III, nr,.,ro N ,ha rta,f
naad Na,aho rosar,a,on and a,nsi,, a ~ ranga ~
" Tounshns i . 2 a s and g Of range n
1o,.nsbns 4 o q A. & and 4 n ranee 10
T Townshp = = q 3 q = amd a. Of rans se II
1nwnstps = D q A 3 and q If ranse IN
ra.rnslins A. e. and a ~ ran,a a
f ~, - y "
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Sales or Public Lands In the State of Louisiana.
mo. 6I6.1


TN PURSUANCE of law it is hereby declared
public will DO held notice Of
poonsnen dated May 27 1855 ct the aforementioned land
the Louisiana, wit:
Office Monroe commencing Monday goth day
ofsoptember next the disposal public heretofore
offered In the following townships and parts of townships,
North Of The line and Of the principal meridian.
Sections O. the NE Y the M Of NV OF s; the
y q 10; The X the y Of So X and The n Of sW Of
70 80 ana % 80 g 81 an is e e sessions 70 20 in
oas, u 70 u S ~ anu o. 0" g ana
Sections o,s TO- ~ A. 49, 90 a. "a 49, 49,
&c. township sections 3d. nclusive
a. &c. Of township teeny and tomnA tioone tuy to-
and toenty three Of range nine
township ninee Inclusive sections SO
81 49, and 50, Of to9'Ap and townships fcyo one, ,oe
7bn"aps tpent, tsen and hoenyto of range elsn
A. the land office at Monroe commencing Monday the eth
Of September for the disposal Of the vacant lands the
sections aforementioned townships which
main 70 the United States 'n z miles on each side OF the yos
minimum Of lao dollars and ffy cents per acre, p
Of line and Of the principal meridian
Townships II and IS, ofrangs
Townships Is, TO- and III Of ranges
Townships IL and 49, Of range 15
Tho offering win tho days ap
until the whole shall have been offered
entry Of the lands viii be admitted until after the expiration
Lands appropriated by law for tho use Of schools military and
other purposes, win DO excluded from the sales
Given under my hand at tho City Of Washington this sixteenth
THOs A. HENDRICKS
Commissioner Of tho General Land ONCE
NOTICE TO EXEMPTION CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled right pre- empton any the
townships parts OF townships
required establish the tho satisfaction Of the register and
seeing tbs notice day appointed the
public embracing claimed
otherwise such claim viii be forfeited.
Commissioner OF the General Land Office
uIy 1uW1 3W gfar1
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'ImE RIGHT OF DETENTION, VISIT, AnSS
Il Search examined legal principles authorities ny ~
1 COKE Counsellor Law, Washington Pamphlet % os
July FRlNCK TAYloh
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SCARCE BOOKS.-Cecilia; or, Memories of an
~ IIeiress, by Madame DArblay, vols. 81 rs
Camille; or Picture Of YOUTH by Madame DArbay
81 rs ~
Letters of Madame sovigne English vols In g. y, calf
S1I, =
Molere's Works, In English, vols. SO SO
letters OF Pny, the Consul by William Memoh esq
So % - ~
Nouvelc Heoiso by Rousseau, in English, vols, So rs
The London Stage, collection OF plays vols, 8vo 80
Montesquieu spirit Of Laws English, vos, syo
BuriamAquis Principles of Natural English vols Svo
81 rs FRANCK TAYLOR
July 10
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMprroN CLAIMANTS

NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person entitled 10 tho right OF presumption OF the
within the townships and Of townships above enumerated
required establish the satisfaction OF the register and
receiver Of the proper land Office and mae payment therefor as soon
this notice and before the appointed for
the public sale Of the lands embracing the tract
claimed, otherwise such claim will bef orfeied.
TIIOS A. HENDRICKS,
Ap 3--1awtds Commissioner Of the General Land Office
Intel and Star
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United states Patent once,

U,
HN the petition of Frederick Il. Sickes of New
~ York, praying for the
on te ls Of October s4 for Improvement In opcnng
closing valves of steam engines expiration
OF said patent which nkes dry October
II ordered that tho said peton be Patent Occ
Monday the 4 OF October IL O'clock all persons
notified to appear aud show they why said
ought not TO be granted
Persons opposing the required
ohcc their objections specially set forth writing twenty
days before the day OF hearing all testimony filed
be used at the said hearing must be taken
ance with the rules OF tho oce which will be appca
tion
Tho testimony the win be closed the goth September
depotions and other relied
be filed In the Office morning day
ments, IL any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered also, that this published Union Wash
inson d. c. and Atlas New York.
first publication 70 DO at least sixty days before the 4h OF October
next, the day Of hearing JOS HOLT,
Commissioner o
Psitors of tho above will please copy
bills TO the Patent Once with contaning this
July l0--laW3w
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Ry~ goSsr.

I, Of -------- in the State Of ----, hereby agree
deliver the United States yard at
chc pomiscuous veak timber
advertisement OF tho Bureau Construction tho
to Of June, 1858, ----r--
5000 cubic feet sided 10 and Is iuchcs, at foot
10000 do IL and IA inches, do do.
10000 do and 10 lnchos, do
$4,000 do do
Should my accepted, request be addressed at
forwarded tho navy agent at
t--- for signature and certificate.
July 49,, 1858 u8n ABB
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NOTICE TO PRE- EslpTIoN CLAIMANTS

:
Every entitled the right of
within the townships and Of townships above
establish tho tho satisfaction
Of the land Office and make therefor
practicable after seeing this notice and before the appointed
Of the public sale Of the lands embracing
claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
.B THOS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office
July 24-1aw13w lint &Star
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1.-TWO MILLIONS; by William Allen Butler, au
Il thor Of "Nohing TO WEAR price 90
For sale by BLANCHARD 4 NOTiUN,
Aug Corner OF 1lh and Penn.
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Form Of Guarantes.

We, the undersigned, --, of - In the State or ----,
hereby guaranty the foregoing bid he accepted
WILL within after tho receipt Of the contract tho post office
designated the contract for tho
with sufficient suretes 10 said shah fail TO
aforesaid make good tho der
the oler or the sad and that which be
accented CD.
---. E..
Witness, q Ii.
hereby certify the above named and are known TO
property able mako good their guaranteed
--, 1858.
To signed by district judge Uuted States dis
trict attorney, collector, navy ngcht.
June l5--1aw4w
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Elocuon delivered before the Western Literary Institute
College of Professional Teachers. Price 10 cents.
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Aug7 332 Penn avenue between sth and 10Th streets,
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81 College Teachers, the study
Execution. BLANCHARD Il MoHUN,
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SUMNER TINE IN THE COUNTRY by Robert Arts Wlmott;
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TUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT TAYLOH
81 MAURYS Pennsylvania avenue Prof Donald Aceod
Iacous before the College
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fpohns do; Bohns Scientific do Phi
lolopica Bohns Brush Classic
Complete Library always
PHILIPS New Bookstore,
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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1858-03-12

E-s- The following extracts of an ar
tieie from the Baltimore Sun of Tuesday
last, on the proceedings Of our Legisla-
ture, viii give our readers good idea
of shc majority of the men in that body
who have been sought by the Offices
to act as Senators and Delegates of this
State. 1t is indeed beautiful picture of
Americans ruling America" and GER
tainly should be held up to the gaze of an
admiring people:
DoISGs OF THE LEGISLATURE. --"Bles-
sed arc they who expect nothing, for they
shall not be disappointed, saith some
prophet of modern days, in by no means
vain attempt to declare a great earthly
beatitude We have observed and noted
the doings of the assembled wisdom" of
the State at Annapolis, and verify VIC
have not been disappointed" Aside
from the legion Of minor bills which
make up the general schedule of every
session, there has been scarcely move
ment to elicit either the praise, co.opera-
ton or reproof of the press. The open
ing Of the term was marked by some abb
surdties about the message of Governor
Lyon, in which the Legislature betrayed
more temper than prudence. Since that
time Mr. Alexander has signalized his
presence by the introduction of two or
three bills designed apparently to vitalize
some Of the peculiar tenets of the party
in power, which, With single exception,
were still-born.
The effort to do something towards the
establishment Of uniform State educa-
tional system has been merclessly whit
tied away" Any, number of bank bills
have been paraded before the public, only
10 sink into oblivion, and one which
threatened to demand monthly exhibits
has been somewhat discrcditably shorn Of
that most serviceable clause. An act for
the suppression of the policy rascalty
has been strangled at the source of its
paternity, through what virtuous infu-
ence we are left only to conjecture. Mr..
France has assured us that he should
make no effort to obstruct its passage:
and as the lottery commissioner has de-
elared that q common fund was raised by
the policy dealers to corrupt somebody,
there would be no improperly in the
Legislature taking such action as will re-
lieye its honorable bodP from the i'm
patation, which, if it his any weight at
all, must lie at their dor Take it alto
gether, we do not think that the General
Assembly of 1858 will retire from An
napolis with any unusual burden Of legis-
latiye renown
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SLEIGHING.


"Those merry bells, those merry bells,
How many tale their music tells.n
A good, hearty, old fashioned winter
has come upon US at last, and the lovers
of fun and frolic have been killing old
time to the merry jingle of sleigh bells,
as they glide away with the keen invigo-
rating northwest whistling about their
ears, and singing as many snatches of
old songs, and telling over as many old
recollections as memory still keeps fresh
in the heart But alas modern sleigh
riding has greatly degenerated-in its
palmy days, when we fourished among
the girls, they were as necessary an APP
pendagc to the sleigh as to the parlor,
and we would as soon have thought of
going to church by ourselves as taking a
sleigh ride without full. load of red
cheeks and laughing eyes.
Your modern gentleman is of new
and improved variety. He does not feel
at liberty in the company of ladies' He
can enjoy himself better with his own
sex, than with The other. In the parlor
and drawing-room he is under an awk-
ward restraint; he has to put on new
manners, and talk different language,
and he feels it, and imagines that there
is not half the pleasure to be enjoyed in
female society that your pure romances
talk about And then he must, to have
pleasure, 60 a sleigh-riding alone-that
is, alone with his choice spirits--and any
quantity of these fine fellows have been
in public exhibition, night and day, in
our streets, for the past week. For
shame! A sleigh ride is mere excuse
fer pleasure without the girls. Take
them along-take them along, or stay at
home yourselves. And be sure to have
the sleigh as full as it can stick-thc
more the merrier-don't just take your
two sweethearts aiong-you on one seat
whispering tender things in the ear o.
your dulcinea, and he on the other wits.
poring honied byperboles to his, while
the stoical driver is dashing away will
the velocity of the wind, and you dead
to all the real pleasures of sleigh ride
better stay ut home, gentlemen the
comfortable sofa and the cheerful gratc
are the best concomitants of courtins
scene. No-no-the next time you e
sleighriding get full load, and ther
for fun in good earnest.
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TIE CHESAPEAKE AND Ono CANAL.
Messrs. F. Schley and Henry Reynolds,
two ofthe commissioners of public works,
have made a report to the Legislature in
relation to the condition of the Chesa-
peake and Ohio Canal. They state that
during the past year the sum of $780,
1000 was expended for extraordinary
repairs, caused by breaches ofdams Nos.
4 and 5, and other casualties. The ma
sonry dams now under construction, and
which will be completed in the current
year, at a cost of 800, 900, in addition to
what has already been expended upon
them, will, it is believed, prevent the
recurrence Of the disasters which have
entailed such heavy expenses. The cost
Of these dams can, it is believed, be de-
frayed out Of the years revenue, and in
the course Of two or three years other
improvements, involving cost Of about
500, 900, can also be made, and paid
for out of the aecruing revenue of the
canal.
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SADDLE g. HARNESS MAKING.
Notice 10 Creditors.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN, that the sui
~ scriber hath obtained from the Orphans
Court Of Montgomery county, letters Of admin
istration on the personal estate Of SARAH
GAMBLER, late Of said county, deceased Ail
persons having claims against said deceased
are hereby warned 10 exhibit the same with
the vouchers thereof TO the subscriber; on o.
before the Goth day OF February, 1850 oiber-
wise they may, by law, be excluded hom alt
qeneit Of said estate. Persons indebted ~
said'estate are requested 10 mike rn,1c,iists
payment. Given under nv hand this 2pd "a. -
Of February, 1858. JOHN ". HALL
feb 2e-lt Administrticr
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Farm for Rent.

ONE of the FARMS of the late Cas-
saway Sellman, lying partly in this
county and partly in Frederick, contain
ing about 800 Acres, with two small
Dwelling Houses and 3 Tobacco Houses
or it. is for RENT. The farm is in
good state of cultivation. For terms,
apply to either of the undersigned.
VIM. 0. SELLMAN,
ROBERT SELLMAN,
feb lots Adm'rs of G.. Sellman.
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TRUSTEES SALB
OF A
VALUABLE FARM

I the request of Mrs. REBEccA
IN VIM, and by virtue of Deed of
Trust executed by James Donnelly and
wife, dated 18th day of August, 1855,
recorded in Liber j. G.. H., No. 5, TO
hos 2s2, 2S3 and 2S4, one of the land
records of the Circuit Court for AIontgo-
merry county, in the State of Maryland,
(made to secure certain debt therein
named due to Mrs. Rehecca " inn
shall offer at public sale, to the highest
bidder
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Maryland, Montgomery Co., to wit

Maryland, Montgomery Co., TO wit:
aFyEN THEREBY certify that Bcnja-
TM min +. Middleton, ofsaid coun-
ty, brought before me, the
subscriber, Justice of the peace, in and
for said county this 7th day March,
1858, as strays trespassing on his enclo-
sures, one red Heifer with both ears cut
off and split; one red Heifer with both
ears cut off and white star in her fore
head and white on her back one red
Steer with both ears cut off, and split
in his left one All between two and
three years old.
THOS. FAWCETT, J. p.
E<1- The owner or owners of the above
described cattle, are requested to prove
property pay charges and take them
away. The said cattle came to the farm
of the subscriber on or about the first Of
December last.
Il. +. MIDDLETON,
March 12-3t near Colesville.
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PENNsYLyANIA.-The Democratic State
Convention Of Pennsylvania, held at
Harrisburg on the 9Th instant, has nom
mated William A. Porter for Supreme
Judge. Wesley Frost was nominated
for Canal Commissioner on the third
ballot, after which the Convention ad-
iourned sine die.
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A ROYAL Typo. According to an an
cient usage in Prussia, all the Princes OF
the royal family must learn a trade. 1t
is stated that the Prince Frederic VIII
liam, just married to the Princess Royal
of England, learned the trade of com
positor, in the printing Office Of Mr..
lIauel, at Berlin