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For the Standard.


MEssRs. EDITORS: Il concur with you in thinking
your correspondent in the Standard of the 18TH has
made strong showing in favor of an additional Su-
periOr Court circuit and with him in believing no
fair minded man can object to it" His plan as l
understand it is, to take the counties of Stany and
Arson from the fifth and annex them to the sixth
circuit still leaving twelve weeks in the former ana
to have ten exclusive in the latter. This would
certainly be a judicious arrangement as the Pedee
river is often so full in the Spring and Fall as 10
make it difficult to cross besides these counties IN
their political character belong TO the West-AnSon
and Union, Stanly and Cabarrus forming senatorial
districts-and by arranging the circuit so that these
counties should not conflict with the times Oh
holding the courts in Montgomery and Richmond
there could be no well founded objection to inc
change. But your correspondent has done injustice
to the present Judges in proposing to give them d
salary of only two thousand dollars, as that Is less
than they now receive according to his own snow
ing. The seven Judges now get in salary Sl"1'
making in all $4,000, to which should be added III,
seventh circuits making $1,26O-this added to ths
salaries would be S14, 2lO, which sum being dlvo'"
between those seven would make two thousand, one
hundred and thirty dollars-and as the constitution
interdcts the Legislature from diminishing the sat
aries of the Judges during their continuance IN ".
flee, it would be inconsistent with the CONSTITUENT
to give them less sum than what they now receNt
besides the sum proposed is clearly inadequate "
should not be less than too thousand, too huna'fa
and fifty dollars, and even this sum would mol "
more than equal to the present salary, when nts'
fixed, the expenses Of riding the circuits anu o.'
siness has increased at least twenty-five per cen.
There no officers in the service of the state ~
badly paid as the circuit Judges. Let me not ~ ~
told that gentlemen can be found quite willing ~ "
take it-and SO you may get men as overseerS ~.
fifty dollars, but such no farmer would be wllns
to employ 1t is fact that the Presidents OF you,
Railroads, and even the Superintendent OF your a
Insane and Deaf and Dumb Assylums, now receive
better pay than your Superior Court Judges. h''
So. :. =. ,ANSON.
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NICARAGUA CorroN.-We have been shown .
sample of this cotton, which was raised by u. "
Gordon, Esq, Of Wilcox county. 1t has SILK! st'
pearance and the fibre is of extraordinary iens'l
We have been informed that Messrsl TaIleton anu u;
Whiting, Commission Merchants in Mobile, ana ~
this city, have both examined it, and pronounced
worth at least twenty cents per pound: We are III
formed that Mr.. Gordon imported the seed1tn s'
they are quite small in sizc-( he has none OF them
for sale that hand can pick much Of the COT,
ton as Of any Of the common cottons ana t s~a
twelve hundred pounds in the seed will yield NV
hundred pounds of lint The sample can be seen ~
our ofiice.-Aontgomeyy Nail.
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DELAWARE STATE LOTTERIES,
MESSRS. WOOD, EDDY, s. co
Post Office Regulations ut Raleigh, N. G.

NORTHERN MAIL closes at A. NJ.
NORTHERN MAIL RIA. K. q. L. r., arrives daily
Z. NJ. except SUNDAYS,
EASTERN MAIL ca. GOLDSBORO', arrives daily at :
4. VI closes at :" T. VI
WESTERN NAIL arrives daily at p. NJ, Except Sun
,iayS)-c!'seS al a. NJ
FAYETTEVILLE MAIL arrives daily at A. M-coses
=. NJ.
NASHVILLE MAIL arrives Monday, "Wednesday and
Friday at i p. M.-cluSes days at y p NJ.
ROXBOKO' MAIL arrives Friday at A. NJ CLOSES
IL NJ.
OFFICE HOURS from 81 A. NJ. to sP. NJ.
GEO. T. COOKE, r. N
November 90 1858.
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Fayetteville Observer.

NIAGARA FALLs.-The path which led beneath
Table Rock to Termination Point, and which those
who desired to go under the sheet of falling water
traversed in oil cloth suits has fallen away, and
there is now no of getting to the Point if it
exists One can walk about yard under the cata-
ract, but no further foothold is afforded Ere long,
doubtless now that the stratum of soft rock below
has fallen and been pounded to clay the upper mass
will fall and then oher step will have been ia
ken in the SLOW and tedious course in which Niaga-
IA has eaten its own slow way back from Queens
town, and is to wear itself away somewhere above
Chippewa
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NOTICE no DONDHOLDERs.
X. sfAasce WiEx. Weldon r n. Co.

- sOmce Wii.A Weidoa 4. h. Co.,l
&H lzfH NovEnBER, 1855.
J,HE BONES u shis cssp.ny sndor.ed by the State
= Rranch Hank Of Cape Fear At Raleigh
Any holder desiring receive payment previous said
date be inundated application this Office in
GLIDING interest to the date Of payment.
For portion Of the amount Bonds of this State, paya-
BILE in New York. will be given in exchange if desired
BY order Of the Board If Directors. z . - O.
November %, 1858. 95-3t.
.s4'~f BEDFORD MALE ACADEMY.
s .HE 81 FRANKLIN COUNTY, N. c.
JULIUS tGUION-Principal
TINE NEXT SESSION will Commence on the cd MON
Il DAY IN January, 1883, and continue five months
TuIriox ;EEngIish slo-Classics sl5 per session.
REFrRENcss:-D Gray Stills and Passun Nichols. Casta-
liz p. o.. Nash county, N. G. esq s..-.E-
November o. 1883. 95-tf
by VIRTUE OF DEED OF TRUST TO
ID me, executed by VIM B. Richardson, shall, the
Conrr House door in Raleigh SATU RDAY the sth day
land conveyed to me by him, lying near Mt Morah, and
containing about 81 acres.
KEMP P. BATTLE
November %, 1853 47-wtds
NOTICE. WILL BE MADE TO
~ The session of the Legislature of Carolina,
repeal mod amend the various Actso the General
Assembly relative to the OF Trenton, in Jones county
November 1855 y6-3t
DELAWARE STATE LOTTERIES,
MEssRs- WOOD :x EDDY, s. co.,
TIME DELAWARE STATE LOTTERIES drawn
Il day-Capi,al Prizes are from H. 900 to sio".'p".
The price of Tickets are from II $2u Communications
addressed to James G. Miller, Norfoik, Va. will NEE, witt,
prompt attention.
November ~, 1858. 96-3mpd
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10Th nONTH, 1855
MAZDA HUGHEs.

Drsss, edaSines, Faies.s Oilss yarsisAes. ],
r IN Sc suoHss sa TsSpss ftisss kIspssr
w acknowledgements to those who hsve 20 literally
Item debut e ,d ss
hops BY close attention and energy in business to merit
their continued confidence and support They beg leave to
TO their friends and the public that they have Just
received and opening of the largest Stocks Ne
e ssS gs S,i
offered in this market
We invite the attention Of Physicians. Planters. Man
pa sha ns ens snden' q" ab
ty supply them upon reasonable terms AZ any similar
establishment in the State. All we ask is an examination
= '1. '' - WARD l. HUGHES.
Successors to DIR. Z. Burke Haywood:
RALEIGH Oct 49, 1859. S3-tf.
ENGLIsH AND FRENCH MUSTARD
'' '"'' WARD & HUGHES:
Oct 49, 1858. S3-tf.
II Owls ENG. HAIR BRUSHES
IL Lows Eng. Tooth Brushes,
~ WARD HUGHES:
Oct 49, 1885, s3-tf.
MARINA COLOGNE
IL Gross Of the genuine
- ~ WARD & HUGHES:
Oct 1S 1885, S3-tf.
ITO PLANTERS ,no.,
Il large supply of BLUE STONE
For sale by
WARD 4 HUGHES
Oct Is, 1885, S3-f.
ELATINE-
u Cooper's, Coxe's, and Mennetts French Gelatne,
Just to hand at
WARD & HUGHES.
Oct IL 1858. S3--tf.
UNRESH COD.LIVER OIL, OF THE FOLLOW
ID ing celebrated Manufacturers Ru>htun, SHINES d
Dallan, Baker Co,
At the Drug Store of
WARD & HUGHES.
Oct. IL, 1858. S}--tf
(IIGARS. THE BEST CIGAR THE MARKET AT
" furds will ALWAYS be found
AT the Drug Store of
WARD HUGHES
OFT. Is, 1853. s3-tf
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"AVENS Is TAKING DAILY THOSE BEACfi-
Ii full Me anotypes for fifty cents put up in NICE case.
which superior to the Ambrotypes He is also taking
Photographs large life Canvass colored in OIL from
DagupreOtypes or from life.
HAvENS ANDREWS.
Roloiob Nor X 1879 q9-tf.
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FORM ROOK.-THE

IL day received. by H D. Turner, new and complete
edition Of the North Carolina Form Book improved ana
greatly enlarged containing 344 pages, royal l2mo EN-.
bracng many forms not found in former editions printed
good paper and substantially bound in law calf 1t con
tans of all those legal instruments which people
have and furnishing also guide to Justices
of the Peace, Shers Clerks Constables Coroner Sch1o
Committees &C. &c compiled from the best sources be-
ing an improvement all works OF the kind 'rmerly in
use and intended a companion to "CantwePs Justice;
of The United States an account the principal Officers of
the State and of the Counties; titles of address, &e fur
nshed the unparalleled low price OF One Dollar (oeing
the cheapest book ever offered for sale When sent by
mail charge of 10 cents will be required to cover
the postage liberal discount TO those who buy to sell
again. Published and sold, wholesale and retail, BY
H. d. TURNER,
at the North Carnlina Book Store
And BY J. h. LIPPlNCOTT CO.,
and HAYES ZELI.
Philadelphia,
And by A. s. BARNES CO.,
New York.
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MEDICINES, PAINTS, OILS, PERFUMERY
AND FANCY GOODS.
DESCUD 4 GATLING have in store their FALL
STOCK. which will be greatly increased by invoices
daily expected hey tfel ass"rtd tint al ho mad
DRUGS MEDICINES. PAINTS, OILS. DYE STUFFS,
PERFUMERY, BRUSHES and :fher articles in their line
WH money by oy ing to Mem btore purchasing in
this any otker marlft In this State
All G,ndS what they represented, Pure
and put up in superior style.
We offer the following articles very low. viz
5000 ths Lead, various Factories, including Lewis
Pure Lead
10 BblS. Pure Linseed Oil:
Is Bbls. Lamp and Machine Oil;
Al Packages Varnsh. (a kinds;)
400 Boxes Window Glass;
: l0,Om Tbs. Putty;
81 Bbls. Mineral Paint;
2rO Ounces Quinine;
IN Cases Concentrated Lye for making Soap, good and
cheap;
800 TBS. Blue Stone
And many other Goods-in whole packages which we
hope friends attending the Fair will call and
We hope also they will leave their orders early in the week
they can be filled before they leave town.
Those who be prevented from visiting our City,
will please send their orders which shall be faithfully
ecuted.
PESCUD CALLING.
Raleigh, Oct. 49, 1858. ST.
20 Register and Spirit of the Age copy
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Va, ANTED AT THE INSANE ASYLUM, TWO
w or three unmarried Females, to act as attendants
and House Keeper None need apply but such fur
nsh undoubted testimonials character and fitness
r. K. TERRELL, Steward.
November 18th 1859 92-tf.
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old FURNITURE MADE NEWLY AP.
" plying CHEESEMAN'S FURNITURE POLISH, which
is truly wonderful article and gives general sasfac
Prepared and sold bv
PESCUD CALLING.
Oct. 13, 1858. e2-1f
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VDAINTS AND OILS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION
for House Painting and for sale The lowest
prices, among which may be found Lewis pure White
Lead which is the best American Lead made.
WILLIAMS HAYWOOD.
Oct, 7. 1853, Sl-tf
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CORRECTION.

CORRECTION.
The name of Mr. Martin was printed by mistake
for Masten, in the list of yeas and nays in the cleo
ton of Gov. Bragg as United States Senator The
same mistake occurred in the election of Enerossng
Clerks 1t was Mr.. Masten not Martin that noni
mated Mr.. Ward
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JOINT SELECT COMMITTEE.

ON STATE GEOLOGIsT. (GOv. Mess
Senate Branch.-Messrs. Davidson, DonnelL-
House Branch-Messrs. Norwood, Ferebee, Baird.
q. u HOUSE STANDING, COMMITTEES
Judiciary Messrs. Kerr, Bridgers, Smith, Dortch,
Norwood Outlaw, Ransom, Badham, Fleming, Har
grove, T. r. Caldwell. :
Internal improvements Mckay, More
head, Ripley, Hail. of Rowan, Smith, Drake, Love,
Costner, Meares, Higgins, Sparrow.
Edseation-Messrs. Hill, of Halifax, r. X. Bry.
an, Faribaut, Ferebee, w. F. Green, Taylor Jones,
of Orange, Masten, Fagg Pritchard, Wlndley.
Czaims-Messrs. Scales, Hall, Of Warren. Baird,
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INSTRUMENTS & TRUSSES.-A GREAT VA
IL rety just received and for by
PESCUD & GATLING.
Oct Is, 1885, s2-tf
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1858. FALL TRADE. 1858.
DRUGS AND MEDICINES.
"E ARE NOW RECEIVING LARGE ADDITIONS
w to our Stock. Comprising every hing usually kept
in well regulated Drug Store which hid. been carefully
selected in the Northern Cite to which invi the
tention of our friends and the public generally.
Visitors to the State FAIR having bills fill will find
TO their interest tRgve call before making their
chases, prepared to unusual inducements.
WILLIAMS L. HAYWOOD.
Raleigh, Oct z, 1858. ol--tf.
VNEA! TEA!!-YOUNG HYSON. IMPERIAL,
IL Gunpowder and Black Tea, Of fine guilty in STORE
and for sale by
WILLIAMS & HAYWOOD.
Oct. Z, 1883 Silt.
SOAP! SOAP! !-l 1T REQUIRES But A TRIAL.
- Of this CONCENTRATED LYE q use nothing else
for making Soap. To be found at the Drug Store of
WILLIAMS 4 HAYWOOD.
Oct. I, 1858. Sl-tf
SMUT IN WHEAT!-5"6 POUNDS OF BLUE
- oTONE-the acknowledged preventive
In store and for sale by
WILLIAMS l. HAYWOOD
Oct. z, 1885, sl--tf
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ADMINISTRATOR,S SALE.


TNHE SUBSCRIBER will sell at Public Vendue at the
plantation of the late DR.. A. H. Taylor, decd in the
Gs"un,y Of Frankn all the present years of Corn
Farming Utensils Household aud Kitchen Furniture with
.manytHher articles. -z,..-
Sx months credit will be given Bonds with approved
securities wall De required Of purchasers
Nov.,,... G. H. FARIBAULT, Admir-
~ss' So zoos. S6-tds
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ifcation for voters to the Senate Land gave in
telligence-a mans understanding bore relative
proportion to the breadth of his acres The people
however, did not initiate that cry against the pro-
perty qualification of voters for Senators-it was
the politicians who commenced it. And now, hav-
ing abolished that odous discrimination in the case
of the Senate why not strike the one down which
now hangs around the jury box? If any free suf-
frage democrat could give him why the for
mer should be abolished, he (Mr. T. would give him
two why the qualification for jurors should be abolish
ed. Senators had forgotten their lessons. Not one
voice raised for the bill to abolish the freehold qua
cation for jurors! Could any Senator give him rea-
son for such qualification? Mr.. Turner proceeded
to give history of property qualification It was
cous and the profgate Are we now, asked Mr.
T., to demand the continuance of law intended for
barbarians? The abolition of the freehold qualf-
cation for voters for the Senate and the adherence
to that qualification for jurors he denounced as
fraud-a trick, upon the man without land A man
had nothing to pay when he had vote in the Sen
ate; but he has to pay for the expense of courts
on an equal footing with all others, when he is
equally taxed with all? He, Mr.. T. demanded that
right for him, in the name of the people of North
Carolina. He again tWitted the democracy for be-
getting spirit of discomfort with the constitution
and then giving measure of half justice to allay
it. The people had been satisfied till they were dis
turbed by little men. In conclusion, he asked that
as there had been no voice raised for the measure
some reason would be given for it. ass. S.ah z
Mr.. Thomas renewed his motion to adjourn to
give time for the debate; but withdrew the motion
to allow Mr.. Houston to reply
Mr.. Houston thought little difficulty would be felt
in furnishing the gentleman from Orange (Mr. Tur-
nerO with reasons. Personally he (Mr. H. had no
desire to enter into the discussion but Is chairman
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EOR SALE.-A SIX OCTAVE PIANO ROSE
wood and round cornered. For farther particu.
lars enquire at Mr. Pomeroy's Book Store. 4, t,
Raleigh. Oct l3, 1855. s2-tf .
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UDERFUMERY FINE SUPPLY OF LUBINS
IL PHALONS' AND BAZONS' perfilnery and fancy
gnods such Extracts Soaps Pnnates, Tooth aud Hail
Brushes Combs, Satcles Pocket Books &c.
For sale at the Drugstore of
WILLIAMS HAYWOODS
Oct. Z, 1858. Sl-tf.
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AUCTION SALE OF BOOKS,
This and every Evening during this Week!
a EXTENSIVE COLLECTION OF BOOKS. embrace
ing many standard and popular authors i'll the various
Sale to commence each evening O'Clock at our Store
Fayetteville Street. ~
Sale positive. ~ -4f4--.- ..,-
Raleigh. Nov. 90, 1858. s5Nit. :
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NOTICE.-TH" SALE OF NEGROES LAND, &c.,
HENRY SEAWELL, dee d. on the 18th of December is
postponed till the following ONDAY. the eoIh
November IL, 1858. sa-td
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PROPOSALS. FOR LIVE OAK.



BUREAU Of Construction, Equipment e.. lgnc H. 1905
T8ED PROPOSALS for delivering 25 600 cubic proau
lumber each Of the KisTy Carieaio~n
nrokiyn, Philadelphia and Warrington Viii be received
this bueau urt O'Clock The st, day Of July, 1855
The be endorsed fyodia far 5re Oo ihat hey
the yards be the whole quantity at any
accompanied
which is herewith given
The delivered each yard vi" be the FOL
l5 inches;
10000 cubic
9 ID Quantities o. each siding
and 10 inches be IN sngt is
ut for keon pieces
Ia length from IL 70 20 feet
portion foregoing
IA feet quantity
from IL
half The number these
md
have siding The timber must be cut
within 80 miles on the delivered
risk aud Of the
rpecion, and 10 the entire approval OF the bureau.
hall the quantity be delivered before the day
sembe 1858, and the residue before the Febru
airy, 1889 1885 asafssf
department the
BINDER deene making ior
chase and delivery yard sha then deem unneees-
dlsadsausageous 10 the public service 4
will be required to sign the
contract additional collateral security 10 win
m withheld each delivery until the contract
s. cent Of each bill when approved
by yard win be paid by the navy
son Al the point delivery within thirty days after its
10 Linn. -. .
i viii be stipulated that default be made by the
delivering all OF the timber named
quality tine and place provided then and in that
exceeding the total amount therein
OF the actual delivery Of the
whole which may time time according 10 the
act Of Congress that provided approved March o 1913
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UNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE.


ON THE PETITION Of rfos b. Tyler Of Springfield
praying for he hia
January, 1919 Improvement presses
from the OF said patent which place
the loih day OF January, 1859
Is ordered that petition be heard once on
Monday the 2Ith Of December IL o'clock and all per
notified appear and show any they have, why
said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposing the extension required file In the Patent
Onice their objections, specially ~ In writing twenty
days before the day of bearing all testimony ned by either party
be used al the said hearing transmitted accord
aace with the rules Of the ONCE which win be furnished aea
The testimony viii DO closed Th Of December
deposoE and other relied testimony must be ned
IN the Office on or before the morning Of that the arguments
any, within ten days thereafter
Ordered Also, that this notice BIO Published in the Union Washing
ton d. o. and Pest Boston, the
Of said publications be at least days before the 9Th of Dccen
Der nexi the day Of hearing,
JOS HOLT,
Commissioner
r. Sors OF the above viii please and send their
bills to the Patent Office paper containing this
July 2I-law3w
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mo. 607.l
Notice of the Psstponement Of the public sales
OF the lands In the parishes or Madison and
Carroll, In the state Of Louisiana, ordered to
b. held BY proclamation No. 500.
IN the vacant public lands the parishes Madison and
Iarpl tho state Of ordered BY proclamation No sos
dated o. 1855 be held the land a. Monroe the
louisiana 18th 2sh d have been post
poncd by President the 10Th and 2'th o Sept
prior the sales viii again be advertised acid
ing TO law. fN
5+ TIIoS. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner the General Land Once.
May 29-1aw4w Ifntdstarl
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NOTICE TO PRE-. E,ipuoN eI,AM,NTs


Every entitled othe right empon any
within townships aud parts townships
aarei establish the the register
The proper land Office Iayme, therefor as
practicable after g BIS notice. and before the appointed
the Of the public embracing
claifnoi, otherwise claim win
TIites. A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF the Land Once.
July 24--law1Sw lint. Ssiar
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Form II o,.a,un.ss,
No. GLE.
Noticc for the Restoration Of Certain Lands
Ia Market in tho state of Michigan

yI1HE grant of land made by the act of Congress,
approved June g. Of Michigan, 70 aid m the
Railroads therein menuoned having been so
"a, aisied the release from withdrawal Of the s
described notice hereby that AL the vacant e,sa
" 6ranu
ana Judana Perre Marquette and the Detroit and
ldlnukce Railroads. situated IN the undeneutonea townships
s have selected virtue Of said grant, or any other
grant by Congress- legally claimed by preempon ana
date Of cihtdyur viii be re-
stored private entry days and at the places hereinafter
speeifel, ordinary minimum Of 81 20 per acre
Al Office at IONA Monday, me ssrsssh day agas
next, yizs
North d die base line IF az principal meridian,
Tonslp L. H. 49, a. 10 ~ 49, 10, and co. Of range
Townships A. TO- IL l2 Is, A. IS, ~ u.s. 10 and 90 Of
Townships l. H. r. -, y, 10, 49, 49, 49, and 30 q
townships TO- II ~ 49, a. 10 10 49, 49, and 20 o.
range fourteen - ,e
townships TO- 10, 49, II, 10, and 30 Of range ak
Townships S. o. TO- Is H. 20, of seventeen
townships is, IL 49, 49, aud 90 Of range eighteen
Township Is, oi range nineteen
A. The Land oice Monday, Ge sch day y
Aagaxs aea viz
Ao,,a 81 line and n lae principal meridian
Townships I'll 20 49, a. 20 3d. 2 %, 3o 81 and 90 Of range
thirteen. 3.@
Townships n a. "a 25 81 and ~, Of eleven
Townsbps II, % %, "a -, 20, ard d. OF tcn
Townships 2o, 2T, 49, 80 81 and 80 OF range nine.5
Townships q, IS, 49, go 81 and 81, Of range eight
Township ~, OF range seven
Given under hand cit, Washington, this eighth day Of
june thousand eight hundred and MY eight
TIIoS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissioner OF he General Land Onlee.
june 1o--wtds
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YNlE RIGHT OF DETENTION, VISIT, AND
Il Search, principles authorities ~ '
ard Coke, Counsellor at Law, Washington Pamphlet q s
Jnly FHASCK rAiLOR
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NOTICE TO pRE-EMprloN CLAIMANTS.
mo THE HEIRS OF SAMUEL BOYLE, JAMES

II Kerr, WTIMm kerrs Flz'beW
rowha county, Virginia
You hereby notified that there fund under the control Of the
fowhatsn county Virginia. in which Of
you required by order OF the
April 1858, forward with
hsifshp yon tho said fund
shares thereof r. v. GRAVES,
ysas lelwsw General Of rowhatsn Circuit Court