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A Worm: SOssN! :! MEAL. III Upland ROUND
Y rtK.lhc undersigned has rented MeSsrs
Ianghornc y johns their tDkN AND PLASTER MILL
lie will keep CONSTANT, hand tic above arcc which he
wil sell cheap to puncual t istonrrs.
CLAS ). L>NGilORNI Sole ACT
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WHEAT THRASHERS

'UnE tNbEkSlGNED. having become Agents for the
SCHENECTADY Agricultural Works. will keep constantly
on mana sample of their Patent Improved Kaway Iosl
lower ihfa,hers and Separaers Combined Ihrashers and
ni"Mes rms lhra.ing machine the FIRST
PRLMlt at the New YORK Sat, Fair in lsa and ooutiu
us 70 give g.nd Satisfaction 10 a " ho have them
.ui loNAf POW F.RS made strong, gear
eu 'a requires the team only about II miles per
h"nr thereby making suitable work either horses or
upon them
THE IHKASHERS and COMBINED TIIRASHERS and
are 80 constructed all the
uust me machine and INTO the feeders
Is usual with other Kinds.
I he Thrasher and Winnow has REVOLVING WIRE
SEPARATEi which does the work more periect, Than an
be douc In any other - $500
Tue SEPARATOR trdde) has fork straw .hak or which
eeskesthe granout Of tho straw the THRASH
49,
Persons wishing to examine these do 10 bv
esing At our store whore further will be given
concerning them IRBY SAIINDERS
~ Nts
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tirmi Northern, Western mud south r-tern
MAIL. ROUTE.
virginia CENIHAg. RAILROAD.


- slsszsii asIs4e q. ;P,,,-.,i.. -
ENok Charlottesville s,onton Lomislure, and Charleston
II Va, t.0ya.nlotIo Nv daily Trans Tor Washng.
tn hAn"re, Philadelphia, New York, Wheeling, oincin-
Dag Mail Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily at
daily, Except Sunday~) Al 81 4 NJ
The 90 Train CONNECTS At Washington with the $3.50
T. NJ and the j 10 T. VI with the iI ~ NJ Express Trains
Washington for the different points above named
lnro"th Tickets AN - nr1enisd :" l,n'hn9rs Al the
EK, Ticket Agent
To flltrl hia OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 10 ~
10 Washington and NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., 10 80
fasscneest"r Washington st down any Hotel upon
fcnns, ran'a Avenue, fro" "f rhars"
Passengers lea vios ynrhburg 10 T. NJ by the csuai
Mail Irain Richmond with NJ
leaving by the Freight A. comnodation at 80 NJ. connect
Passengers aud thc,r baggage transported the De
pots IN Richmond free OF amt TO the Depot any lio
tel on rennsy Avenue Washugon thus saving
hare.
Through Tickets be procured in Washington to Pitts
burg, zanesslc Dayton, Columbus, Ohio Decatur, Jcfer
,"nvtc Indianapolis, aud Vim nnes, indanana Louisville
Kentucky 81 Lou Chicago sc, &c, and all parts of the
rios DopAMEAD
aug,Il /. G,n Supt
NOTsCE-TO sMlPpERs Rx EMPIRES,
~ On VIRGINIA q TENNESSEE KA H. no D.-t Jods
WA hereaierony ore'evrd tho Express o,iee during
the hours named below, viz
From TOO O'Clock a IN.
- '"I! am
Persons scnng goods ariedhy Express must
s""S' ," "' s' G sa ,i1 wa ne" SUI be
JonNI. ouLtsnY, Express Agt. aug a!.ts
STEAMSIlIp ROANOKE."-
| - The Roanoke, having been thoroughly .1fA&
repaired aud irhitrd has resumed her regu. k&E&v XN
| YORK every "Wednesday siteinoon, and Cit, &c.
| Point every Saiurta! morning at . O'Clock
! The "JAMEsrowN" leaves New York every Saturday
afternoon, and City Point every Tuesday evening
iion,. apply 10 LEE, JOHNSON n Co.
tch Its Agis n Y. Va steamship Go
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~ In the Solid solver soup Its, handsome
patterns aud rranIcd Iin"
u Persons IN want nj ihius In the q so ~ ID
Sii.NE.i WARE would do give call before par
chasing always keep aud supply Forks,
Ladies &c, rIa,te In the and Warranted GES
l-"It2l l. Sil.N fE IIiDkN GLE
Rel ruuy
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RkfAN AkEks having just returned from
tho Northern cities and received ut bis Auction Store
great variety OF Goods to which the attention of HE ladies
particularly invited Among tho Stoek will be tIuud
" OF zephyr Wool Goods such Taimas, Shaw
Hoods Sleeves Comforts Ac, Also ayaricy Of lio-o
ry ot different grades md prices Also large lot Gold Jew
elry consigned by the which sold
very reduced prices Also, endless variety Soaps Per
tum.f! &c ad very many Other goods both ui aud dcsi
n Al OF which are al prices much less than elsow here
Cali and iuos for yourselNe,
oct u d& elurlN
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IMMENSE SAVING OF FUEL:
LARGE AND SPLENDID STOCK OF
Cooking, Parlor, Office, Church and Fac
tory Stoves, Ranges, Crates, &C.


INVITE attention the very display Of new Fall
and Winter Goods whchhey have been receiving
weeks past Our stock the
selected Of any offered in this
unusual Inducements In prices.
Our variety Cooking Stoves " God and coal cnn
mot be exoelled for economy and con venience
Parior Stoves aud Radiators for wood new
and beautiful patterns worthy the attention
Dining Room and Church Stoves
operson Once, church and Factory Stoves VI all
Z remarkably low prices
GratesRich medium and low priced and adapted to the
wants Of all 49,
The Morning Star Cooking Range entirely article
and superior to all others that have preceded Having en-
Iarged Sales Rooms double their former
made purchases early in tho
personally from the leading Foundres the Northern Cities
feel cou6dent Of being able TO supply all with
better assortment and better than
boeu done In this markca the Stove aud Range
sec0nd door below the Market Aain Street. Lyncburs Va
soti-s S BLISS co
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oH1v LYNtHRs'Wsa COACGu AND n~-
Sr& ~ " AEGnN FACTORY Tin, hsrri. SfR

oArNv IHNGHKe Wla a. A(lu AND oa-xS
GS NJ WAGON FACTORY The subscri. MINI
- her returns his grateful .cknowl ledge. -N--A>--
his friends for the iicTt
age toward Linn leave 10 inf them AMI the pnb
lie thai he in business and he hopes by
morn strict attention 10 business i III cDuiu7rrc If f
lie will make order and keep hand al kinds
Iron 4 Nle Wagons AIDE the most substantial aud
style II" will also make I" order and viii soon have made
general OF Carriage Rnck and Bpp
Also large Of aud two horse Spring Moving
Wagons horse stages All who wSnt good work
comso Hs old Lynukbug Couch aud HdR9op Factory nd
he doag cash principle yon may expect
get good work low price All who want good and
neat Bnggies give call. JOHN H. BAILEY, Ag't.
mar
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Al GUGGRNHRIM ER,s GRAND ExIIl
MIC TON OF READY MADE CLOTHING Tin n

wv hEAO1 HINU-The
aersgned embraces this opportunity to pub
lie at axge. and biz friends that his stock READYMADE
CLOTHING, dENTLEMENS' FURNISHING GOODS
UMBRELLAS TRUNKS. &c. has now been received and
can be purcAased low prices for caA and
prompt paying customer Il to the every
chaser 70 examine stock before calling elsewhere
Ing that can 90 Souders but that will conRne myself
moderate and living profits only The variety styles and
quahy q Clothing Amer and better an eycr-this sa
Cou.,ty 1eIehass viii And my obbing prices lower dian
essf eekeoie, give me call Wholesale
And udse for youfseve and In studying your
will ssstaAeiy parehssc Of me. '-' '"'''''' W"
oct Sal n NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
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~ ISLAND WEST INDIES -lha fich, II formation ot
Fh late at Lime kno" the w"rl containing pei
Bone Phoslha Lime -
Phosphate OF |. tHi" Fer sale BY
Der lilch low pfces han i,,uvinl Gnanu
tmUts received superior tpIt in rriillmE qnarrs Fc
iutittr particulars Apply ". 4. AN bERSON.
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jams Is Is
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X-.cromIou..vlCr -rhrr.hinu

N-ltrOKIOtfA! .!--rhrshinu
Machines from our pattern, proving themselves
ylrturluuS, viii lie ttoIn the flowing:
WIiFTEMoRE n JDSLIN.
This ia certify thai have of WnlrTtMuRE Jos
IINs riIPENllIN}, MACHINES and
I" bc the best machines also recommend
them = Machines. have
III" rLng business aud they exceed
an in' llso had have been the hresl
ng la nuss S.,Ml FL ID. PATTERSON.
August sd, Lass
NOfAtE. At ~ ssccttu. vt the Hoard Of Di-
~ rctors at the Nni, and Ivunss,ee Railroad Company
held at the office If the npany. Iyuchburg
Sainria! the lh Of JanaHr. 1857, the following resolutions
wrIe adopted
oH notion, Rsoirrd That ana frstday
ruar! ucxthr N.rs and rtun, ainai Conn ANY will
pay tor no siu,k k.rI by trains nlhiBB this Iu uui,s
IT De clearly Shown HAT u,h took Killed
otlrclpaOc 81 tc m,Iny this
Company
Essroi That all claims ,ins this Company loss of or
dmle goods produce ~ be preserved within Thirty
daA The time sl,h tHpul delivered
A Cog. taun, tie nnun
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lNMAMPAIGNE WINE ID Bn-hct. "piper
~ Co. ll,ids,ek Champagne just received and
| fpr safe by iEl., JOHNSON n co.
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| TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.


I'm nc Potlton OF William rleid. ot Providence.
hhose Island, praying for the extension &C patent
granted To him on The 7th of Ausus 1874 for an I'M
pfosenent ~ machines foT rpliInC uTeg usT hcureS
tn PATTERN" Tor vpars from the Hpttntto,
OF SAID patent, which takes place ON the 9TH dav II
August, 1853:
ordered, that the sad petition be heart at Tue
Patent Office ON Monday, the ID Of AHrust next % 2
O'Clock ~; and ell pcrs'Ps gro notified To appear and
show cause, Il any they have, why said netltlo1
ought not TO he granted.
Persons opposing the extension arc feaulfaa % A. a
IN the Pstent Office their olsectnns snsotaliv sol
forth writing, az least twenty dave .kr. line IA,
OF hearing; all testimony filed d, etbcr narty to Ia
used at the said hearing must he iaken and transmit
ted accordance with the rules Of the Once which
will be furnished on application. ~
Tie testimony IN the case will be closed on the .9zd
OF July; dispositions and other papers relied
upon as testimony must he fled IN the OAece on or
oeore the morning OF that day. the argu ments any,
within ten days thereafter,
,,Ofuer cd, also that this notice be published IN the
Snlon Washington. ID. e. and Post Providence
Rhode ~ and, once week for three successlys
ueeks-tne hrst OF said publications. to ne at last
sxty Gays before the I'd of August ~. xt the dsy of
hearing. los HOI
Commissioner " Patents.
PS..EdIio.s OF the above papers will ploase copy,
ana send their bills 10 the Patent Once with paper
containing this notice. ma IA LAVISH
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feet purgstIve which Is known 10
PILLS have virtues which surpsss in excellence the
ordinary medicines, and that they vim unprecedent.
Sesxant to take and powerful to cure. Their psne
trating properties stimulate the vital activities Of
the eodg and me hei
the foul humours which breed distemper, stimulate
sluggish or disordered organs into their natural
ton, and impart healthy tone with strength to the
whole sy stern. Not only they cure the every day
complaints Of every body, but also formidable and
dangerous diseases WHOM have BAIL sd human skill
Whtle they produce powerful effects they at the
sane ;me, In diminished doses, the rafest and best
sugar coated they are pleasant to take, and being
eure!y veg etabie, are free from any risk of HARM
{ ures have been made w,tch suTpass belief were
they not subs,sntiated by men Of such exalted posi-
ton and character tn forbid the suspicion of
have lent their names to certify TO the public the re-
hahllIty of my remedies, WHALE others have sent me
the o. ,ne oonvicei on. thai my
ted suffering fellow men.
my American Almanac containing directions for
their use and certificates of their cures of the fol-
Costiveness, Bilious Complaints, Rheumatism,
Dropsy, Heartburn, Headache arising from a foul
stomach. Nausea. Indigestion, Morbid Inaction and
te al Uce9on. and Diseases Which
require an evaouant medicine, Scrofula or Kings
Evil. They also. 10y purifying the blood and sllmu
| tatlng the system, cure many complaints which it
Won d not be supposed they could reach, such rs
Qua lrrtebllIty, Derangements ofthe Liver and Ed
news, GOut, and other kindred complaints arising
from low state of the body or obstruction OF Its
Do not be put off by unprincipled dealers with
some other Pill they mako more prohf on. ASK ior
ys!qs O oufstiys powers. The slck want tho best
!ytcai Chemist, Lowell, Mass. Price IS cents per
Oc Sid by I'VE 0G 3. GiLMhN Washington, and by II.
COOK, Alexandra. and by all desiers every where.
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ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS

WlLLARDS' HOTEL-C III EIIsmep and
Isdy, u X ii Letter, Md; A Ramsey and Iy. Mrs
ID Ramsey aud daughter, Ny: NJ r. Johnson MT
kortwTight, Pa; Mr. Swift, Mass; w Geare pa:
MT Cole, Md; 6 b Osborne and lady, Mass; X p
A A ana lady, Mis- ID q Farragut, Cal, ID W Nc
Cauley, Pa; w Patterson. c Thatcher and
daughter, l. Cammerann. w Van Valken-
burgh, NY; Il Many. III; e. Bishop and fam
NY; Adler. Ind II Peek, Eng; Edwards.
IL Lawrence, w Williams, Strong f. =
Wright. NIOrk; Jules Oulonne MarseiIle.: j p
could, ii Finney, l. Sands, w T. Burton Miss
Burton, Miss Burton, I Classy, NY; = NJ
FELTON,, Misses FELTON,, Miss Mermina, Pa; n ID
Carroll, VI y Falls; II r Raoult. Wash: w NJ
Marting, SC; ID Woodbury., u 3 A: Nj Rorke
Mo; IL knowlton; Wis; ID Mcneil, N C.; f. f.
Duncan, Arizona.
NATIONAL HOTEL DIRK Harris. Va: ID
stuart and sons, Eng, Campbell, Pa; A II Va
nelson, NE Murray, u : n; A Davis, Md;
Il y DANIEL, JI, Va; A Ramsey and lady, Mrs ID
!, Ramsey and daughter, NY;s Berry and ly,
Williams, Md; n swain, Mass; A Kaufman
Erisman; Pa; Z } NOrdman, Ms; Craig
head, U; Mr. and Mrs Calvert, Miss Calvert Sid:
smith, O Robinson. NY; J w Blake Ind; w
vail, Md; Wiles, = Cartwright n Child
ssy, Va; James Young, Mass; Mr. McAran. r ii
jenkins Pa; Tanner; Il II Gill, Va; F Hill
Nc Runsv, Mass; /. ID Crocker q ID Bald
win, Nswsome, Miss /. Berry, MIS- Kit
rdge, i Vumsey, G F Anderson, A Bascher,
NY TIC hcCreery, Ky; 4 II Brown, P-
BROWNe' HOTRI.-H Grantt Va; r Wal
lace, Tenn; w StJoha ant! lady, 81; ] NJ Carter
and lady, do; SanI 81 Jonn. NJ; T. Mclaughlin
NJ Du Val, nd; III loehn. W; y II White ia
q HungsrfoTd- do; Hon A Baker Aia; ]. X
Davis, do; iiarTisJn do; Z Clarke Va; 7 r
Serivrn, ga; DIR w NJ Thurman and lady NY:
Miss Thurman do Ms J Thurman dc; 4 ii
Cole ard lady, Va; ID q Randolph, do; Geo Stn-
Iss., do; O'DolR~li. Nd; Il Barne, Ny
ID W NsCayley, Pa, ] Sanford, Gs; Jno p Kim,
Pollard, Ala; X Peters. tia; III r Peace :
q; Jetfefies PA; \ ~ fraipin Mass X C';b
SC w Gilki>On. Va; 4 It Giltison d.: = smith
and lady, NY; WhItwcll. do Fl Leonard
do w Hardy eId fsntIy; ~ VI CORY q: ]
Lord; j II Geiger, o.; NJ Baird, Pa; Gus Tling
NY; d Franklin, Texas.
kIKkWOOD HOUSE M sheldon. Ny. \
WoHail, w; w P.ele, Ny; c Gilbert Cf.-C x
Ayre-, Va; w A-he. NC J K Cca.in Cal: : =
ysmisoR, W Norman. IL Bosgs, aud G y .n,:t.
Pa Ackeirnan, DR. q y Leanry, NJ; EeT' "
w Logell, CSSi 81 Fremont, T. " ia,rgdsl,
NC; w Williams, J y Gregg. SC: - q san
ford, Va; p RObertson, NCi Stone and IoL '
NY A Parker, Va.
UNITED STATES HOTELS y Swami
Mass; Z Waddle, w seurgisint, vs. c
GIeenlease and lady, Nevada; VI Munson, Va;
OTuett, Owing,, Nd; J c McCay, No; l.
l. Burke, NJ.
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THOMAS A. HENpRICEs,
Commissioner of the q sueral Land Gftce
MAILS OF THE UNITED STATES.
tV1 GEORGIA.
Posr DFrIcK DyP.RrnESr Ns, ,

Posi- DFrIcR DEPARTMENT. Ms. s. lass.
Proposals Tor carrying the mails from July A.
1883, 10 yuns s., 1882 the follow ine routes m Ia,
state OF tieorrIs. will lie received 1T the Copfrart
Ofhce al this department until D. ma. Of Wedup6
da'. the 10th al Jane next, to be decided on tac
next DIV. - ~
6Si6 From the terminus of the sayanr all A!Isn, ,
and Gulf railroad TO WarsSboro & mi o.
and back. three times a wees
Bidders Viii name intermediate polnts Ard
walls.
Ssrvire may I've common ed on lat july Ifprac-
tlcabe. -
FOR forms OF proposal, guaranty. and certificate
also Instruct ions and requirements 10 he znracsi
70 inc Contracts, sec advertisements. m pampkIc,
Ioih OF routes ~ tlTgIaln, teOrgIa. &c. dated Jau
post Offices. AaRoS - RRn{rS
ma 0-law4y pcs.n,.s,., a. .rn-,I
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M RfCHEsT DIAbEM EVER WoRN -"
BY KINGS OR EMPERO RS.
WHATs


WHY n BEAUTIFUL HEAD OF HAIR,
Because 1t 10 the ornament God htusslf pro-
ridsd for all our rses Reader. although the rose
may bloom ever sobrightly In the glowing cheek, the
e{s be sveT SO sPsskpy the teeth be those pearls,
III the head II beret OF It's covering, or the hair be
SPARED and sh,iveIed harsh aHa gyy worse still
on.sms r TtR Nature viii Loose half nsI
twoo three times 9 woes, will restore ond perms-
nnentiy secure to al SUCH an ornament. Read the
""oTcfsd Ptantit, Thal6srs:
NEW York April 10. 1853.
y6D the 0Sgse ea m "naoI iS1 The
stnrsnon OF my hair to ITS 1rlflnsi oooI aoont
the lIue u my arrival n the Ini.ea was s
IaIid6 bcC3Tirg cray, but upon me apP,c>tl"l ot
y"ur Hpr Restorative, 10 soon recovered Its orsiHt
nue. oonslds[ y3TG .sst0 awe ~ 81
am, DEAF sur. yours truly, 5. THALBERG.
"DrYch n'r Gw,hedidot
WDLsu NEWSPAPER OFFICE, - Nassau stu
Pror. woop Dear sr e5rn e. month 1o2I or SIX
alive and gave it my wife, no concluded 10 tTy i.
her hair, little thinking ~ the time, that /, would
well my surprise ora e v weeks trial has per
formed that wonderful etoct by turning all the gray
haiIs 20 dars brown, at The same time beautiylng
and thckenlng the mar. strongly recommend the
change oftheir hair, CHAS. CARDEW.
NEW YORK. July p, 1857.
PRcF. o. J. WOoD: With coshdenos DO rscom-
mend your hair Restorative az hatHr tie most efh
Restorative, my hair and v hsS-rs, which were al
most white. have gradually ETOws dark, snd | now
store them to their natural color l-sso has rsiev ed
me of all dsndruf and uup Ieasent Itching, go com
mon among persons who pcTs?Ee freely.
u. kII.BT.
CHICAGO, Ill. May ia57.
Proc. Wnog: About two years ago my ner cngn-
oEs bsId and 2 t%ans sTs Ts' L, ,s ao ne
feet. | commenced using your Restorative in yau
nary last. few applications fastened Ins hair
firmly: 1t began In fiji up. grow out AMI turned back
to It's former color, black - THIS time IT is fully
restored to its original COLOR health and Appearance
and cheerinl!y recommend Its use toall.
J. ID. HOES.
The Restorative Is put up IN battles offs sizes,
viz Large, medium and small the small holds =
= pint and rOtais for 81 per bottle the mciIa.r
holds at least twenty per cent. more iR proportion
than the small. retsIis for 81 per bottle the large
h"is quart, forty per cont. more IL proportion and
IetsIls for 50.
%. J. WOOD s. CO, Prorrteior., ~ Broadway
New York, Tin the great y Y. VIE RaIitH. Es;ab-
llshment,l and ia Marke. st, 81. Louis, Mn.
And sold by al good D71geIsis aid Fancy Goods
Dealers. tna - Sul
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IL Serious fears are entertained for the wheat
crop In Virginia.
IL The New York Express has Just got rid Of
IibSi suit 10y paying cents damages
ID The mothers heart is the cLiId's school
room.
IL In the new County of Clay, in the state of
virginia, II is said there is but one mlE who "a
not running for Office.
IL A hlrrc liant lately advertised for n ..clerk
who could beat confimemcnt.'' lie received an
IaiI ~ IA
III Mrs Abigail Gardner WIFE of the Post
master OF Hing ham, MasI., has been convicted of
the crime OF poisoning her husband. SinguIarIy
enough, the verdict brought in was for murde- "a
tbs second degree.
l. The highest waterfall in the world Is In
me sandwich Islands, and Is said to be between
Tour and five thousand feet high The stream on
which the fall occurs, runs among the peaks OF
ohs OF the hlg hest mountains. so high that the
wa.er never actually reaches the bottom, so great
IS the distance, and it ascends to the clouds
again.
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North Of the base line and rest Of rae P'tnoipa1
meridGon.
AT the land office at MONROE, commencing on
Monday, the t,cerfy-eixhth day Of Jmre r.1i, ior
the dlspOssl of the vacant lands an the scen shm-
bred sections, within the gndermentlone1 ,Iwn
ships, which remain t. TIE nIted States
and Texas raIlroad.' subject, ss required by iaw 10
a mnImum Of tpO dollars aRdJDfy osHS Pt' ACRE.
North Of "a. has. Eias and sast oJtas principal
UisTidinH.
townships ~, IA, aud -, Of TangcI
Townships u sd 10. of ange2.
Townships u. la, and - 81 rsngeS sno
Townships Is ~. Is, and 20. at raLfe ,. -. -,
Townships 10, H. and ~, Of ranges ., 2, ~ IT, ana
townships Is, Is. II, and 10, Of rspgeI2.
townships IS, is ard ia. OF sapges IS andIt.
Townships Is and 10, ofIa Ge Is.
North Of the base fine aad rest Of the Irircpa!
meridian.
Townships II. ts and 10. ofrsnges I, z. and 5.
At the land Office at NatchIt"ches. commencing
dis p0ssl OF the public lands, heretofore wsoftred
situated within the following named townships VIZ
North of the Ease lime ond rest Of the principal
meridios.
Townships 4, 5, ard H. of ranges.
Townships 10, u. and q. OF ranges 2.
Township %. of range Io.
Townships y and IS, OF range III.
Township Is of range II, and township n, OF range
At the land Office 1T Nstchifoches. commencing on
the disposal Of the vacant lands "a the .rsH-rppl-
bsrsd sections, within the under, mentioned town
n
miles on tGch Sids of the '.Nicksburg shreveport,
and Texas railroad ~ and nt the New Orleans. Ope-
lousas and GTeHt Western IaIlraad,' subject, rs re
CURED hy law. to minimum OF ftcO dollars dnd6C-
~ sssts per d6rs. VIZ:
On the "kicssburr, Shreveport. and Texas raIl
Gosd."
NORTH Of fhs base iihc and ,rest Of tks principal
g1,rsdtaH.
townships II, is and ~, of ranges d, u g. TO- and
Townships 10. IL, and 10, of ranges I3. L. I5 and
w On the New Orleans opelOusAs. and Great
Nora o. "a. base line Snd Irtss Of "a, princiPaI
me,-IiSH
Township 1, OF ranges 81 sndiI
Lands appropriated by isw Tor the use of scLoos.
military, and other rIrppses. together with the
swamp ,ud overhowcd. granite. :" thc STATE hy tho
ismIsr n, is5o viii Re enclrded from rhS ssiSs.
The tracts within the"sis yHii.' .ach ''S."
way granted by the act OF Augusts 49,, fur SAID
railroads a''d fhe particular tracts eat bV fhe
shown the raicral plate vithout deduction. The
offerings Of the apove lauds vii, lie commenced oU
which they are advertised. gatIi the whole shaii
have been offered, and the ieS thus cosed but
sale .haii lie KEPT open i"Iret ih'n two week. and
admitted until the expIraiInn nf TIE tw" wesks.
triynn under On, hand az the el,S II walnut
JhMEs BUCHANAN.
THom.s A. HEspRIcHs,
Commissioner OF the q General Land Oftce.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person ehtItled 20 the RIA ht of pre- enrtiun
to of the lands within the Townships aud carts
oftownships above mentioned, is required Ia cstab
lsh the same 10 the satisfaction Of the register ard
this nOriee and before DAY appointed Tor the oa
ieited. ' fHGMhs III HE ND nts Is '''
Commissioner Of tie General I.snd Ofhoe.
m i7-lsvISy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-05-27
EVENING STAR.
To THE MOONBEANi.

ANUnPUBLIsHED POEM By sHRLLKY..
Moombeam, leave the shadowy vale,
To bathe this burning brow.
NOonbeam, why art thou SO paIe,
As thou valkest 'er the dewy dale,
Where humble wild flowers grow
Is u to mimic me.
Rut that oan never be:
For thine orb is bris hit,
- Anc the clouds are llsht,
hat at intervals shadow the star studded night.
Now all 10 deathly still on earth.
NATURES tired frame repOses;
A nd ere the golden mornings birth
Its radI mt hBes dlsolOses.
Flies forth its balmy lTcath.
But mine Is the midnIgk t IF Death,
And Natures morn,
To nv lslsoE tCTOrL,
Brings but a Elcoinler night, implants dead!Ier
thorn.
wIetoh suppose the glare Of Madness
Struggling m thine haggarG eye,
For the keenest rob Of sadness,
Pale Despalr'S most sickening sigh
Is but tn mimic me;
A nd this nHst ~ o. he,
When the twilight of catc
ADd the nigh: Ui despair,
Seem IN my breast but JOYS 20 tho pansS that w.k
there. ""' va"