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D. M. Smith, Spriiifjitld, Iimproved Bank
Luck. I'oMDMxl April 3, IWJ.
" 1 lay no claim to u suriLS uf changeable bills
utlixed in or combined willi u key. nor do 1 claim a
cylinder to be routed by u key made with either sta
tionury or changeable bitts, nor the combination of
such a cylinder, one or more Merle* of pins or slides
and an enclosing ring an used in the lock invented
and oatented by Linus Vale, nor do I claim a aerieN
of slides and a notched ring plate, an uaid in the
well known Hraniah'a Lock, but that which 1 do
claim at* my invention In a combination of the fol
lowing elements, as applied to the main bolt of a 1
lock, and operated by a k? y made with either fixed
or changeable bins, the whole being arranged and
cons'iacted substantially as hereinbefore explained.
"The fir*t of said <Jcments of combination is a
notch, a shoulder, or any mechanical equivalent
therefor made in the main bolt or otherwise properly
applied to it.
"The second of the siid elements ia the ipritig
dog C. The third of the Raid elements ia tlie catch
plate or lever plate D, turning on a pin projecjjng
from the main bolt, ami having a spring affixed to it
und the bolt for the purpose of throwing the plate
down into Ihe notches of the slide platea.
"The fourth of the aaid elements ia a series of
notched slide plates ii, n, i>, Ac., arranged within a
cylinder or rotating shaft K, provided with retractive
springs, and constructed and made to operate in
line of the axis of the cylinder or shall essentially
at above specifit d.
"The fiftli and last of said elements is the roiary
shaft or cylinder K, made substantially as above
described and provided with a bitt or stud for oper
aliog in u notch b. made In the main bolt, ami foi
the purpose hereinbefore specified."
L. Tbeadwkll, AVtr York tiVy, A'. V., Improve
ment In brakes for railroad cars. Patented April 3d,
1849.
" Having thus fully described the manner In which
I construct my horizontal brake nnd the operation
of the same, what I claim therein a* new and desire
to secure by Letters Patent, is the application of a
truck to locomotive and railroad cars, so as to act
upon the track vails, in combination with its several
parts, constructed as specified, operating in the man
ner substantially as described and for (he purpose
set forth.
"And if is hereby distinctly understood that I do
not intend by this claim to limit myself to the pre
cise form of said horizontal brake, but to vary the
construction and machinery, and apply such as may
be deemed expedient, while the effect produced is
substnntb.liy the same."
H. R. Womtiii.noton & W. H. Hakes, Xeir York
city. AT. V., improved method of insuring the action
of the valves in direct action pumping engines.?
Patented April 3d. 1840.
" Huving thus described our improvements, what
we claim as new and desire to secure by Letters
Patent, is the removing or redueing the resistance
against the pump piston, in dircct action steam
pumps at the proper lime in ihe stroke by effecting
a connection between the water on bothnldes of the
piston, in order to allow either the momentum of the
moving parts, on the expansion of the steam already
within tne cylinder, or both conjoined, to act as ex
plained, to throw the steam valve across the parts
with certainty whether at high or low speeds.
"2nd. We claim the method herein described of
effecting the before mentioned and claimed object,
namely, by making two passages into each end of
the cylinder, across one of which ihe piston is forced
opening by this means free communication between
the two ends of the cylinder."
J. L). Sanboan, Bennington, AT. V., improvement
in bedstead fastenings. Patented April 3d, 1R49.
111 do not claim tne invention of the open hook
loek, such as Guam uses, crossed at right angles,
having a beveled hook on one of the tenons, and a
I evelcd projection and swell on the other, and large
t sst iron tenons that enter the posts; but what I
do claim ao my invention and improvement on
Ghiw1!? patented bedstead fastening, and desire to
gepure by Letters Patent, is making an oval opening
through the tenon of the end rails through which the
tenon on the side rail is parsed, and forming a spiral
bevel around said opening against which the beveled
projection on the tenon of the side rail acta in ihe
manner of a screw, as it is turned, causing the two'
tenons thus interlocked to act in perfect unlsion, and
to draw the shoulders of the end and side rails sim
ultaneously against the sides of the posts, and to
make perfect joints, without the liability of breaking
the spiral bevels?said bevels being of g^eat strength
arising from {hpir continuous anil unbroken form?
the fraris sustaining each other around the oval open
ing, by which a simultaneous movement of the posts
towards the shoulders of the rails is affected by sim
ply turning the two siie rails as above described."
H. T. Hyde, Troy, AT. Y. Improvement In Car
riage Springs. Patented April 3d, 1949.
''What.| claim as my inyentjon and desire to sc
yuxp by letters Patent is first, making the plates of
elliptic and other carriago springs of a transversely,
or diagonally crimped, fluted, or ribbed form, sub
stantially as herein described, by which they are
rendered universally flexible, and can be made of n
given strength with less material and expense than
the common elliptic spring.
"Second?the combination of the crimped spring
with a semi-elliptic many leafed spring in tbp man
lier, and fqr fl^e pufpoge lutein aei form."
Q, Ik und all, Kalamazoo, Michigan. Improved I
Punching Machine.- Patented April 3d, 1849. |
"What 1 claim as my invention and desire to secure
by Letters Patent, is the combination of .the knuckle
and its attached lever, with the toggle G. and con
necting rods E, arranged and acting as described, sl
that by a motion in one direction of the lever, the
punch can be boih raised and depressed."
M. S. Fire, Phifadehthia Pcnn. Improvement in
!\K't dlic Pens. Patented April 3, 1849.
' '.'What I claim as my invention and desiro to se
cure by Letters Patent is
"1. The providing tho pen with a slit or opening
exteuding nearly through Its entire length substan
tially in tne manner and for tfye (mrpoite herein des
cribed.
?'.2. And in combination with such slit I claim
formipg an obliquo pen cubstantially In the manner
herein described."
L. Scofirld, South Trenton, Ar../., and E. Coopeb,
A'eir Yofk City, N. V. Combination of ^sh Trap.
^'^13? Furnaces. Patented
"What we claim as our invention and desire to se
cure hy Letters Patent is, making a depression in ihe
roof of re-heating or puddling furnaces in front of
the arresting bridge, that is between the fire and a
bridge, next to the heating or the puddling bottom
for the purpose of throwing down and arresting the
solid particles of coal ashes, and other matter upon
a space or chamber, provided for the purpose sub
stantially as described, in combination with the
};. at|p'' Cf Pi!{ld|ing l?olV>n]. Pr <1* reheating
pr ppndiipg furnaces, wcrehv the iron under treat
ment is protected from the injurious effects of the
solid mailers carried up from the grate by the
draught or blast as described."
,1. Bull, Mtte York City, S. V., improved meth
od of mounting Porcelain Roses for doors. Patent
ed .April 3d, 1849.
"I claim as my improvement the metallic socket
constructed substantially as above described, in com
bination with a mineral, porcelain or glass rose, the
whole being arranged, adapted together and used
substantially in the manner herein described."
J. J. RicHAnnpoN, Sod York City, AT. V., Im
provement In Corn Shelters. Patented A p. '2d, 1849
!' Having thus fully described my improvement.
tvhaVf claim as my lijveijtiqq, mid fqr wnich | desire I
to secure Letters Patenf, is the combination of the
toggle joint with the orank shaft It, for the purpose
of operating the knife, and uiving the double or nc-'
cclerated motion, substantially as above set forth."
J. J. Richardson, City of New York, A. V., im- '
provement in Corn Shellers. Patented April '2, 1849. 1
" Having thus fully described my Improved ap
paratus for shelling corn, what I claim therein as
new,and for which I desire to secure Letters Patent
is first, the projections or horns O. with the angular
notches X, between the horns ana ihe front edge of
the jaw, for removing the grains or rows qf pp^
piVbs between |he angles qr fl}* jqws
2. ."I claim in combination with the jaws, the
guides i, constructed and operated as described for
Stripping the grain from tho cob, when moved for
ward by s piston or lis mechanical equivalent.'1
---- vBNTOHli
Worthliiffton G. Snethen,
Fomtfrfy SMirftnr of the General Land Office.
ATTORNEY AND COUN8EU.OR AT LAW,
WASHINGTON, D.C.,
WILI. promptly prosecute nil applications, entrusted to
him, for Letters Patent from the United Stales aud
from Foreign Governments Ills arrangements are sucb
Sp lo ensure a pperdy sttention to any business committed
'? his care. |uVei)tor0 depirintr the pqMicatiun of tjefcerip
ions of their inventions, accompanied with worwl rut en
grnvlnffs, are biformeil that fheyr?n hRvethem iuserled in
the Wsshinirton NntiouAl Whig, \ journal, In which the
official list of Putents is exclusively printed, and which en
joy# a large country circulation.
KJr All letters inustbepre paid or they will not be taken
out.
E3- Answers to inquiries propounded nnd to legal que#
tlons will be made throuxh th* Weekly National Whig
B3?"Mr. SNBTIIEN enjoys the most ample facilitiea in
Washinfftnn, for the immediate preparation of the draw
ing* ami models which may be ueceasary to accompany tha
r awes entrusted lo hia cars. mar 30-dtf
MONVNRNT HILL ICS DEPOT^ JOHN
PETTI BONE would inform his patrons and Ihe pub
that he has procured, at considerable pains and e*.
I Sn*e. a large and superior atoclc at pure It.15, and that he
I/now prepirecl to furpish tartiilies', licit#) keepers, confec
I on?rs, and other* wlih the article in surh quantities
(Ibrtughout the entire season) as they may de<rire.
I'ricra reasonable, and no variation with those persons
wh i rngsge of me In the beginning of the seston.
Wagons will run through the city daily.
Orders receivetl through the pout offtse, snd hy John F.
rslisn. Ibruggist, comer of E and 7th streets, and si my
Cual office, near the Long Bridge. ap tv-2aw6w
DAILY NATIONAL WHIG.
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C1IARLMK W. PENTOM,
Office ovvotitb JackiOn Unll, Ptnniytvania Avenue
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<?Tttu Intelligence.
Mr Editor; li ?u the luiylnj of on' ul the Aiicirula,
that " no taying um utrlriM Uilll th. iihove remark
urtft-N iii? la nsrrau * UI?JO*u. which wutolxMiwil within
my liruriiu lliiii tltrrnotrtl. S^m? ??>'' |iUi? e,
AvtnlK- ?two well .tri-M-.l >oun( *tll!leni"-n (Hie ??? uu
(lie >le|M of Caleirun'l HutrL ?ml Hie uilier ?|ipr.i?.'l.mf,
ai'il when within speaking distsuce, llie nut ou the ?' ? -
exclaimed: '
?? Wlini Itir.k, George, wdh old Rough /"
" Oli. u moral lecture upon n?t? and things ."
"WhM did the President say to you 1"
"Why I wan endeavoring to liliow to him what I had
done ><?r the " cause," when ail at once lit- sbkfl m* where
I with born. I soon Informed him, and hi lii.it point he
roiiimt tt"< d pointing out to hie wiuit i.e called uiN-resting
features la the lilMory of my birih plac*. I never knew
before that my home had any inier*st ? in fact, the old man
talked ho good of my native village, that, for the moment,
1 forgot my bU:i>K'Btt here uud longed fur home; and while 1
was meditating noon my home aud upon the General'
history, I was informed that it wan the hour in which he. i
the President, had promised lo $ttt another gentleman, ami |
before 1 knew what I was about, 1 wu* outside the door.'
" feo yon got no appointment '
?'No, i did'nt, but I leari.t a good thai of history and ger.
graphy, and about my own village, too. And I ihink, too.
from tin only man in the United States who' would stoop
lo uoiice such a place. '' B.
Waskinoton, 4 P M.
Fiuk Aladmu Of lute the boy's have tried how o ..
theyVouHl get out the engines, reel* and suctions, iu, the |
course of a day. Two or three little scamp* can go into the
middle oflhe street, before un engine house, and cry '] tr,\
and forthwith the bell rings, aivl from every direction boys
scMinner, as if In danger of breaking their necks, to " run
wid uemachine." It often happens (hat when the appa
ratus is lit the possession of the juveniles, they don't know
exactly where to go, but dash on In any direction, In the
hope of finding a blading house on their way ! My way of
variety, tluy ae| fire lo atablea. so sharp have their appe
tites become for this species of excitement. On Thursday
night, but three men had hold of the ropes of a suctlou ; the
main body of the pullera were twelve hoys,between tw*lve
sud eighteen years of age, and seven young negroes. The
real tlremeu hate this nuinanee as much as we do; aud, If
it were not for them, the apparatus would be perpetually
iu the streets They do all they cau lo drive off the young
rowdies, but the stroog ai m of law and parental authority
atone can effect a reform.
A Jokk madb SgRlowa.?It in well known that the ap
pointment ol Marshal, District Attorney, and other office
iu this District, are matters of interest, and that much an
iety is entertained to know wlm are to he tint successor!;
the present incumbents On Thursday, a gentleman went
into the court room, ami by wny of a joke, told a friend
"ilte news" thai William A Bradley had been appointed
Mtrahal of the D strict, ami Richard WalUch , District At
torney. The Important intelligent}* was lmni? diafely com
ntuuicaled to the lawers, ami they threw up their hands
and eyes with atiii.o.shmeur; the' jurors iati'(ht the inltc
tion, aud a candidate for one of the offices being present,
jerked the spectacles from hit) nose iu despair, while one
of the incumheuis sickened at heart. The whole audi
ence were shaken as If by an electric shock- Anon, the
excitement partially subsided. Ilefore the court adjourned
the news had spread over the city. Oh, yes ? it was true !
And what is mure, it was telegraphed io distant paper?,
which have come to us with tlamiut announcement!
important appointments? Vive la bagatelle !
tl^y-Th? DtsriNs?the original performers on the Sax I
Horns, save a Concert on Thursday, to a crowded
highly fashionable audience. To speak of their perlo....
snce in terms befitting their excellence, would sound like
hyperbolicin to those who have not heard them ; while to
those who have experienced the delight, nothing would be
too strong. There are the father and thr?e sous, and yet
you might imagine that there was but oue instrument,'so
perfect, euthv, and beautiful was the harmony. The gem
of the evening was the quirtelte from Meyerbeer's splendid
opera " Robert leDinble," In which they gave ample evi
dence that ihey were quite competent to stand the severest
test of criticism. '? The Soldier Tired." on the trumpet
Mr. Distius, aud "All is lost, by II. Distin, were both en
thuc'astically encored. We advise all who have not heard
them, io do so by all means on Tuesday evening- Miss
O'Connor, I.. Distin and Brothers, sung some glees most
delightfully and were encored.
YOT'NO Billinos, eighteen or nineteen years of age, con
victed of forging tne name of Mr. J. O. Lewis to n check,
by which he made a raise of thirty dollars is still in jail.
He is sentenced to eighteen mouths imprisonment Iu the
penitentiary. On account of his youth, and in ordet to
stive him an opportunity to reform, a petition is ill circula
tion for signatures, (upwards of six hundred persons have ,
already signed it.) to be presented to the President, nsking
for an interposition of the Executive clemency. There fs
much sympathy in his behalf, growing.out of circumstan
ces already known in this community.
THl CinoniT AND CaiMtNAt, CorRTs were not In session I
yesterday, uu adjournment having taken place on Thurs
day, until Saturday?the intervening time being good Fri
day.
I'm tlovHSNMEWT Jkwbls ?We learn that Henry H ,
Jones and T. Jones have been arrested in New York, and
that on their premises have beeu found the Government jew
els stolen from the Patent Office Tnese Idividuals will ar- ,
rive in the city to-day. and will be provided with quarters
In the county jail. They left New York yesterday morning.
A Cass for Court.?Rudolph Thomas was arrested by
the watch yesterdav morning, between twelve and one
o'clock, chanted with assaulting II. II. Heath, on Pennsyl
vania Avenue, near Sixth fttreet, and bound over to appear
before the Criminal Court.
Rheumatic Gout#
Entirr.'y cured by the application nf thin itonderful Medicine,
New York. May 17. 1846.
G. E. Stanton?Sir?I have been attacked several times
within a few years with a seyeye nain, attended with ffreat
inflammation in my I<m,? and great toe, and had been laid up
from four t? si* weeks at each time, and not being able to
bear,ai\y weight on my foot. On the 8Rth of April, I left
New York for D.inbury, Ct.? when I again was attacked
with this complaint. Fop three succosive days and nighit'
I could not close my eyes for pain. At the suggestion of
some person in the house I sent to Dr. Stevens for a bottle
of your Hunt's Liniment. I applied it with a tlanuU cloth,
and iu l."i minutes I was entirely relieved and free from
pain, and had a ifood nipht's rest. \ \va?* ctnhled to attend
to my business the next day audi have uotbren troubled
since, although the mature of my business is such as to keep
me on my ^et all day. I consider it a most valuable medi
cine, and would not he without it. Yours, Arc.
SHERWOOD OSHORXE, 9ti Orchartl t.. .
D3r Sold by all the Drnggesl in this city and throughout
the country. Price 85 cents per bottle.
April 6 GRO. E. STANTON A CO.
TO CALIKOHNIA GOLD OMJQEH*, RX- I
PL^H^ti KAUT1ES, AND OTIIKIIS.
The subscriber has on hand and for sate, from the Union
India Rubber Company, who have the exclusive right to
use Ooodytar'a Patent Metallic Rubber, the following ar
ticle!' :
Tents h
Havers-..?0,
Water Dottles, fai'pt>linns, i;aps, and Capes,
Sou'w^stfrs, '^<exHS Wallets. Gun Cases,
Coats, Cloaks, and Capes, Mexican Pouches,
Overalls Slid Pantaloons. Gold Pouches,
Air Beds and Pillows, Life Preservers,
Drinking Cups, Buckets, and Basins, Traveling Bag*,
Portable Boats, Proivsion Bags, Saddle Bags.
Gold Washers, Baby Jumpers, Breast Pumps,
And a variety of other articles, at the sign ol the Star, be
tween 4 l-'J and 6th streets, Pennsylvania Avenue, Wash
ington.
Mar'JS?eoiftf JT EDDY,
GKblUJR Jt " A
D A Q U KRRHOT Y FISTS,
Curnt V yirit Street and -Pennsylvania Ar#nuet near the
I opitol,
Oiri.D respectfully announce to the citi/.ens and stran
W
gers of Washington that all who
reel ami cheap DAGUERREOTYPE Irom their establish
inent. muni call immediately, as they will positively leave j
the city in a lew days. A very neat article put up for
$1,00.
AII should help sustain that art which keeps the absent i
The beautiful unchanged from Time's rude ih? ft
Guards the IreHh tint of childhood's |iolished brow,
And when love yields its Idol to the tomb,
Doth snatch a copy. mar iff I
NATIONAL HOTEL FOR RENT.
THE NATIONAL HOTEL in the cjlyol W'aslpngto
giiii lormely kept bv ('ul? map, and Rpvv iu the |Mi**cusioii I
orillafikwell's Trustees, is offered for rent.
Persons desirous of leasing the property are requested
to apply in person or by Ivtter, addressed to the
PROPRIETORS
ol lh? National Hotel, Washington City.
Early pnrscssioii may be had.
tip 3? if TThS-tf . ? _
rry-TIIE ONLY ?BNtrtNB~CO
WI STAR'S BALM AM OF WILD CHERRY
CAUTION TO THE PUBLIC.
Tlir. ONLV UCNl'ISR
Or, \yimmM
U AfrtSAM UF WILD CUE If ft Yt
- MAfi THE
WRITTEN SIGNATURE
Of thi* ro1?* Proprietor,
W.M?SPKAR,
Om the outside Wrapper surrounding each Pottle.
THIS is believed to be the only article, bearing the above
title, sa emanating from the Doctor. The virtues of
Wild Cherry, for relievinu affections of ine Lnnes, aud dial
all important organ the Liver, has long enjoyed the confi
dence of domestic practice.
City Qf Philadelphia, at.?William M Spear, of the City
of Philadelphia, betng duly sworn according lo law,depost
and aays, that he is in possession of the original recipe fo.
pre partus a Balaam of Wild Cherry for affections of the
Lunge, which was given to him by Dr. Winter, a regular
educated Physician, aud that he believe* it to be the only
ne in possession of any pcreon except the said Dr JVistwr |
iniaelf. \y. M- Snr.AR
Sworn jo and nubfcribed before me, and city seal affixed,
n the first day of November, A I) eighteen huudretl and
foity-seveti John Swift, Mayor |l. s |
A copyright for the Balsam is aeenred
Absurd as n may appear in the fac* of the above undeni
able proof, an individual from B<>nlon, Mass . recently ap
plied to the United States District Court of Petiuajdvania lor
an injunction on Ihc General Agent for the United States
and the British Provinces, to prevent said Agent from sel
ling the only genuine Dr. Wlatar's Balaam of Wild Cherry,
(aald Individual claiming the right.) Of course, the lYnnj
Judge of said Court promptly reftised it..
It is Wistar's original Balsam of Wild Cherry alone thai
performs the cure. Let them not deceive you. B3"L?Hjk
well to the mark of the genuine
No Dr. Wtstsr'F Balsam of Wild Cherry cm possibly be
the genuine without the written signature ol Wm M. Sfkar
on the ontside wrspper surrounding egeli l)ottle Till*
being the only genuine Balsam ever offered to the public
Tne esnuine Balsam is put up Iu bottles, wiih the words
"l>r. W.star's Balsam of Wild Cherrv, Philadelphia."
blown iu the jtlass, each boitle bearing a label on the front,
with the signature of WM M SPEAR.
A liberal discouut to druggists aud dealer*
AGENTS
pliia, sole wholesale furnishing Agents for the (only a
Ine) Dr. WISTAK'S BALSAM OF WILD CIIERRV
AH orders for the Bsjaam addreaseil to them, will be
. romplly stieniled to si the Proprietor's lowest wh-desale
I prices. * W M SPE4H, Sole Proprietor
Also liirsale by MOM Respectable Druggists and Merch
ants throughout the United States, Mexico, West Indies an I
British Provluces, who are in the practice of selling Qen
uine Popular Medicines. !
I Price it. Six Bottles for id
| 03- Far full particulars read Dyott's Oracle qf Health
fo be had of the Agents, mar 3?1 jr
Willard'i Hotel.
<1 Ciarvia A 2 l.aillea, M<1 R Karl, do
U* Spacer, .lu J |] Ko?l<y. Mi>hi
(I Rickulu, II S A T H <?? Oraaty, Va
C A, lion, N V T W t> token, do
Or Muffin, Mo A Mcllofly, |'?
I', h.i ni)!. u, |>a K r Ha-th, Mo
Mr Mrs l.niie, Ohio Mr Snrosi.i, i'u
['P Baltic, Va MO Blake, NJ
Mrs Miiib.-, do Mr& Mra Anderson, N V
J M rowkr, .M.isi J I) Sparkiiian& lady do
A l? Ciillelta Jt urvl, fa Will Kubinsoii & lady, Md
W A Woyi.e, (ISN
Drowu'a IlaM.
K Pram, Md OS Ueera, Ala
J W Clianccllar. (J Tqwit W Kirkwood, Md
S I.i'au([,n, MJ W J [? While, Pa
II ?V Crane, do K (iravrs, JV V
R C Aiilliony, Va W Finchley, do
0 W Adams, do R Patterson I'a
ti lirent, Mil ,M \\ Kdi/er, do
D llowcll, Va J A Stoddard, Ala
A Hunter, do <i VV Talinai, U, |
J 1' Rouiau, Md HJohnson, I'a
Exchango Hot*].
Win Brent, Va J Sl?ke, do
1 (".? Seymour, do J I) Tidloaa, do
y i" Minor, do J Johnson, DC
oul-?y ?''W"""', MJ J II McClune, Va
S HhiUlp,, Va T Marlin, Md
fcl< Brown, do J Nil bum, do
Wm Hurocy, N C R l.,,wrnie- Va
T } ' C L Adams, do
1 Kiia.ii I, do
Irving- Hotel.
J May, \ a D R Mood, Ohio
Mis May, do . !?: I'uine, do
Jtt Peim, Mo VV l> Kayland, Va
I) Ounean, Mass J \\ Maaon, do
I' I hoiupsoii, do VV H Sioiher, K C
Onitod State* Hotel.
VV iii H'ikf?r. Pa O D Chase, Md
John R I'onijuo, Va K Sampson Vl
Thos N llavia, do It !?' Durham, Va
Kin*'* Hotel.
VV Carmlc-llael, M.l P Prcuss, Md
J Palmer, do 1' Until N J
'l " Newport T J N Barkmen, N V
. o d" Mra Hum, Pa
A B Hoiiboii, Md Mia, Maxwell, do
Muster Hutu, Va
Gadaby's Hotel.
Pl' Stoneaireei, Md P G Murcer, Md
r P Martin. Va M B Urice, do
J HU|wlrick, do B W Elli.oii, Va
<>KJ? at- Lady, Va
ADELPHI THEATRE?
Mkssrs. O. K. BROVVNK & H. F. NICHOLS'.
Proprietors.
Mb. J. H. IJILHKRT, Stage Muntiger.
THIS EVENING, APRIL 7, 1849,
Will be performed the Comedy of
TWO QUEENS.
Christine, - . . -" "Miss. Kale Horn.
M?fy, - - - - - - Mrs. Russel.
After which the dnuna of the
ms**MLT n mm ?
Hnyeranc, - . . ~ Mr. n?||?my
Meianle, Mr? RuiJ,
Cracovienne, ; - . . Mr. Jones.
To concindc with tlic Comedy of
Faint Heart never won Fair Lady.
liny,Gomez, ? ' - - T" Mr. Roberts
Du< he?s, Mrs. Rnssei
Charles, - " Miss Kate Horn.
Drcsa Circle nnd Purqueltc 50 cents. Private F-oxji
75 cents. Gallery 25 cents.
CARUSI'S 8ALOON.
DISTIN'S CONCERT.
Tuesday evening, April 10th.
MR. DISTIN & HIS SONS, the celebrated perfurmrrs on
will give V6 lC ,lonor ,w announce that ihty
ONE MORE GRANU CONCERT,
which will be poBiUvcly the l?nt in Waehincton. Thev will
periorm an entirely newwlection of their ?iilendid opi niie
pieces, and a prunil FantaBia on the National Airs or Ame.
rica. Vocalists. Missen Moriatt O'Conuer and Louisa !)i?
T w A 11 ^Irtins Pianofone, Mr
Willy. Doors open at 7| o'clock, to commence at 8.
1 <ckeis GO cents, to be had at the usual place*. ?p 7.31
ROBERT J WALKER
mix PRACTISE I.AW IN THE SUPREME COURT
or TH* UNITED BTATEfl.
IN answer to many letter*, he thinks proper to say, that
he cannot attend to claims bcfori> ( oncrerig. or kiiv ui'
the Departments; but will ilrvnis his attention rxclualrelv
to om enimsicil to him In tlie Supreme Court.
Offlct on Pennsylvania avenue, ueurths Seven buil.lli
Washiagton, l>. C. mar
MBRCIIANTS from tile SOII TII and WKST wolil.l
, .sffl'l* reTompeo?ed by makiii)! cheap purrhates
lor CASH, bv calhim nl Ihe
CARI'KT, OIL CI.01H i, WINDOW SHADE DEPOT
Aim III # IM,, AW/* Srnnul Strut, fhiladrjpkin,
?v>n ? "Wiy "r! d""r M",r' r'hrUl t. hurrh
3UI10 places of vtiflun, Hrussels, Imperial, Ingrain, Dim
ask ami \ emtian Darpetinas, with Oil Cioilis, Mats, Ruas
Ji'r? , Blinds, Window Shades and Mailings
Wluilesale and Keliid, VERY I.OW.
Liberal advances made oncunslanmenis of Cir*
petlngs and Oil Cloths. J SIDNEV JONES
Man S .1.
Treasury Department, March 10, |M?.~
rlSI'ANT lo Ihe proviaion conlalueit inihe first senior.
I an ar.l of Cotmreaa entiiled "An act makiiia appro,
prlationn lor the elvll and diplomatic expenses of (Invlro
ment for Ihe year endlnil Hie Ihirtletli of June, eishlern
liiiislrcd and fifty, aud lor oilier purposes," approved
March3, IS49. I hereby (jive notice llial Ihe principal and
interest ol sll such scrip ss has been issued, or prior lo the
firm day of July. 1*49, may be issued, uudei Ihe ninth sec.
Hon of iheact ofOoinrtss entitled "An act lo raise lor a
limited lune an additional military lorce. nnd lor oilier
purposes," unproved I'ehruary II, 1R47. will upon Ihe pre
Mutation of tlie same al Ihe Treasury of ihe United S'ales
lie redeemed and paid on Hie said lirsl day of July, IS4'l
and that all interest on such ft'rin will cease on said day '
,, ? w M ME It EDITH,
Mar |.l d^ioil 8'vrclary ofiheTreasnry.
I'nitbu States I'atint Officii,
AN THE I'ETITION OF WILLIAM WEKLK.OP NEW
i\uao''r*'J"',i C extension ol ? patent granted lo
said \\ illiani Steele, for an improvement in makiuc hrusli
cs. lor seven years from Ihe expiration ol said pnieni,
which takes place on the seventecHth day of Aujrust, tiirli
tpen hundred aud forty-iiiue;
It is ordered that the said petition he heard at the Patent
Ofljce on the lat Monday of August next, at 12 o'clock, m :
aud ull persons an notified to appearand show cause. If
any they have, why said petition ought not to be muted.
Mar W--law.lw __ Ci^miiiihiner 'ifpiOrnls
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WMhitllttin>Cll7 ",nlWl" "* c"dlKl' " tb,P*r valua In
POVOIIKKKPSIK COLtltflUTIt
SCHOOL.
r p11K , fur tin* school i? aitualcd oil College llill,
I about llil'?e-fnuribs of u mil' Irom lli<- beautiful village
ol Pouilhkeenaie, Uulchese Couuly, Stale ol New \ork.
The h'IkhiI is caudueted "II philosophical principles ?
Reference ill invariably had 'o ihe nalure of ibe
mi in I, null cmi* tout eBuria, ?r? ?imiloyMl III .le.elop li?
powers, in llielr u.lural ..r er ami u. |?wr?
Iheir relative strength The ilumenllc arransemerilB am
inn.les of instruction are adapted lo youlli of lenyears ol
a*.- and upward, unit ih.y "* matrnried la eueh
a" nwy I.. requWte, either lo qualify tliein for r?i;i?erci?/
A.linul expenae per nebular is ?'.(3U, payable.piarterly In
,,i. a)ir[- Tins kuiii includes all chaigealor boanl, lillllun,
stationary, bed an.l I" .Hniff, washing, rnunu ftiel, Itohi,
anil book* texcepl Hi? French ?iit Hi' S|i*ulsh books )
?|'l? ?ar ...divided lull! IWO in III I.I weeks each I
summer term rominencee on III'' lire! Wedneailay in May
The wilder 1^1111 llru Wi.III. I Way in Nuveiuber li .* the
purpose of the undersigned not Co r fir five any youth iuto bis
Lritooi whose moral ohsracier isnoi gmsl.
CHARLES HARTi.ETT, Principal.
TKSTIMO.VH I.N.
Poi aiiHHi nil, Oct 4lh, I'M".
Ciiaauta lUuri arr, Cwi. , . .
I I.. underalgne.l win. haw for wm* lime had children
under your care on I'l.llcge llill, ami wlm have attended
several examinailuns of your pnpila, take this opportunity
hi exlirraaliu lo von, an.l lo llm imlitir llirmilfi yon. mil
high consideration of your School. Willi the locali
ty m? eminently beautlful-whh rhe arrangement of ihe
h mi v room, ilio dormitory?lbs ulay ground -the t.vm
uaimiui with I he comfort ami refinement of the family -
witii the thoroughness of its educational provisions, and
11* influences which are eg*vtc<l over the minds of the
ttholars. we are delighted; and unreouested by you, pre
Mm io you this expression of ourf rstslul regards and earn
t-fl wishes that you mav continue to receive, us you tnost
certainly deserve, the liberal |?tronage wlm-h you have
hitherto eujoved. ^ ^ ^ |(f U|. |t ? nilllT?t
||:?ck>Uha?-k.
r.iiOAu Thoun. StiPervtaor n( Hie town ??> |
Poufhkeepaie.
S II. Tito won tun r, Merehaiil, Poufhkeepaie. i
Oku Van K?.kr? k. "
John T Mtirom. Trov.
(Jiiokok V. Pomkkov, New York.
Asa llot.T, llUMiklyu
law Aia. Hawlbv. Mirehatil, N? >v \ ork.
IIubkki1 Van Wauknkn, J'oughkeepMie.
Iuxlracr front the repfirl of the examiuiiii 0??mmiHee.
The committee believe that the examination baa resulted
.11 Mllnlyliiii nil Wlio Wfr- nrcwiil lhal llM I'm hiiU '???;
r? Oanarinicnl lia? ti"-n i.iihriil, pratneal ami
nr. will prialuce a lh..miuli,a..iinil an.| onrlnl ailuralion.
The advantage which lhb??chool enjoy* io reapert to pow
Hon, biiibliuga, grouuila for recreation, gymnaaium, and
its admirable internal arrainseiuenla are ao well known aa
liarMly to need any notice from die eoniuullee. Hut I hey
cannot refrain from diroellutf the public to it* Hiynuriiy
In l Ida rentier I over any olh? r nchool with which they are
af The'k h?d and excellent matron of the achool ia <?> alien
live lo the varioun dutien which are aeaigued to her, tlie
hovH hardly feel the want of a mother's care. ,'
The strict paternal diwipline and careful watchful ?
ueaa conatantlv exerci^d by the principal (Mr. liirth tl,)
over Ilia larue hmily, and Ihe lieppy moral and religion*
inllnence which pervade* the whole entabll?hm?-nt, give
the parent* every a^orai.ce thai they can reaiajnably de.
mand that their aona will be well cared lor and properly
trained for the jtreul purnoMef ??l lile-nrtefidueea in Huh
worl,l, an.l happinnaillli?l. <); BRONSON
J. W. MIHKIEI.D,
II a l.llltl.OW,
Ocl. Blh, im I- WAI.DO.
EtttQClifroM nn Aihli'li delirrrml hy Krr. Philip K. Mil
Inl?ln. M l> I.. ll" SlMlfHlt 11/ Ihr Pvuthkr'^' CMr
. fialr >S'. ;.?J, ol Ihr rluif ?J Ihnr uonitiU txammulwn
Young Cbntlemun : . t. ,
The f lcrciWH thai havf liken place In your namlnallnli,
liaviilhoroiiiilily tt'..t.il your ailalnmcnla, ami have aiTor.1
c.l nc nalisfacl.iry evl.lelicc, lhal the mi-ant imployfil lor
your iumruciion have mil Uilt'l "f a t:oo.l measure ol auc
CC\Ve have not however been surprised, in view of ihe pro.
ficlencv von have pen. rally nia.ie in Ihe ii.eliil ann I.I'III
menial branchee of ediuallon, which have been Ihe objecle
nfyourpnrauit; for il .lialingiliaheil fucilillea avail, lo pro
? lure proporlionale r.-nulla, the ImprovemtnJ you have ej
hibitt'il W?|- III have been experle.l. '
llavinx alln.le.l lo Ihe a.Iv,-tubmen yon have enjoyed, II ir
mv wiali lo be dlntlncllv nuileraltwrt aa con?ldenn? mem
verr ureal and pp^clnl And llilu / may aiwit, wllhoul
lear of belna snapecled of au attempt at firll-ap|iruoaliiui,
aince I bear no relation whatever lo you aa a literary in
alrnctor Tel for xuneconal.lerable time paat, h?vln?been
ao siiuaie.l iu regard lo ihe InMiiuiion lo which you belnnj!,
um in have had a full opportunity of rlonely Inveillgaliuir lla
educaliolial avslem. both a? lo ill llieoi y ami praeliee, 1
feel free lo nlllrm. lhal in all ihe particulars in which ex
celleiii-y may he predicated, of au academic*! eourae, I
have n.-ver known any enperlor^and in n>Df ""P""*'
even equal to liuil adopted and carried out Jn the I uugli
keepaie Cnllepiale lhalllule. * * .
IlKRKare prepenled you the crealeal Cicilltle* for laying a
solid and eiiensive basis ol aii uaeful anil polished eiluc*
" ? yOU have Inslruclara of diatinfluiahed ability In
the various departments ofcliaslcal lileraiure, mathemati
cal science, commercial knowledcc, foreien lanituaaea, and
the ornamental branrhei of munic, drawiuj and paintiu*.
ma rail?illf
BY TIIK PBKHIDKIIT OF THK UNITED I
STATUS.
TN pursuance of law, I, JAMLS K. POI.K, President ofthe
I irnue.l Slates of America, do hereby declare and make
known, thai public sales will be held at the undermentioned
land Offices in ihe ?al? of WISCONSIN, at the period* here
Inhe Und""ffice a" lh? Falls nf Si. Croix river, commenc
inn on Monday, Ihe fourth day of June iitlrt.fcirllie disiiosa
of the public lands miuatcd wilhln ihe undermentioned
tnwnslup*, and parte of lowuslups, viz;
Norlh (I I'the hate line and irtnl of the fourth principal
meridian.
Fractional townships tweniy-flve, and lownahips lwen
iy six thirty, Ihirtv one, an.l thirty two, of "nee aeveutee
Fraclional lownshlps twenty Ave and twenty six, and
townships thirty-one, thirty two, aud thirty-three, ol range
Vraeiional lownslnii iwenly-slx, and foWuihlps twenty
nine, iiiirtv-ihrec, an.l ihirty n.nr, of ranse U'Oeleeo. ^
Townships Ihlrty-lhree, thirty-four, and ihiii>-nie,
ri' Ail hsrim. place, commenclti* !!&'
dav of September n.xi, f..r ihe illspojaJ .rf .10 e public
lands wilfiln ihe township, and fr.ellftn.1 lo?nshi|o. aU.ee
enumeraled, which have been, or sliiill he r , orte.n? l..ie
Ihe day ol sale as conlainin* copper, lead, or oilier valuable
f?r? s to be Offered for Hnle in qnirter-qnarter aectiotif, at
not l?M than five dollars per ?V exce,^h.^Mon..od
nnrifi of seetlonB, it anv, covered by those mining leaei a
which shall not be.lele'rmliied by ihe dayflxeiiLfSh\hVm!"
mencemenl ofilie public sale, in accordance with ihe pro
V Sions ..f llie act, approved on Ihe ihird day of March, eleh
u'en V,un.lre.l and fl.rty--.en, entitled " An ad In ereaieau
additional land district in ihe Territory of Wisconsin, and
for nlher nurpoiea." .. ?
At Ihe laud offlce at Min?-rnl Point, commencing on Mon
ilav. the eitthieenfh day ol June next, for the dunoftd <dthe
vacant public land* within the undermenlioned townainp.'
iiud p-irtH of townships, vi*: , , ? ?
North of the bunt- line and trtsl of tlu fou rth alprinctp
meridian.
Townships fourteen, fifteen, and sixteen, of range one.
Townships fourteen, fifteen, ami eixn en, of range two.
Townships twenty, twenty-one,and twenty two, ot range
"'Townships nineteen, twenty, twenty-one, .and twenty
two, of range four.
Townships nineteen and twenty, ot range live.
Township* eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, of ran.
Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, of ratine
^Townships eighteen, nineteen, and twenty, of range
1 fractional township eighteen, and township* nineteen
*nt'nnMionaVmrwiish'!re%hleen, an.l townships nineteen
and twenty, of ranite len.
Krftcllnml lowUMllpn einhteeu and llineleen, an.
ship twenty, of range eleveu.
Fraclional lownaliips nineteen an.l twenly, ol raniie
'"f'rseilnnal township twenly, of ran?e thlrieen.
I .anils approprlalen by law for Ihe use ill ?l.i..ils, milita
ry and oilier puris.ses, will Iw excluded fnuii the mlefc
The nltVrlliK hi Ihe al~.venienli.meil lands W[ I l?? c.ii??i
inenced nu Ihe .lavs apiKiinted, and pi-.?-e. .l n ll.e ortlel III
whlrll are adv. rllsed, Willi all coutenlenl deMMlch,
until Ihe whole sliiill have been offered, and Ihe saleathus
cl.ised; but no sale M.all be k. pi open loiiaer !l[?n'wo
weeks, and no private entry ol any ot the l*nds \nI1I be ad |
milted tinlil allef^e expiration tifthe two weeka.
IJiven under tuv hatiu, at Ihe city ol Waslnnglon. tlna
twenlv ? venlli day of February, anno Domini one thou
-*"d- hundred anil fort, nine. JAJIKJJK )>OLK
nv the President:
UicitAsn M. VorNO, .,*?#?..
Oommisaioiter of the Oenernl I.an?l Onit e.
To Ibe Public.
The lands embraced in the aUive pro?d*mat|on are b?ca.
led principally oil and a.l)?cei,l to llie Mississippi and N.
mux rivers Those designaled an mineral are r*fJvn^'y
valuable Iss ause, In addllbui lo the Copper and other
found iu theni. they are well watered, and have ready
Hei-eKn lo market either to the South, by the Mississippi
river, or h. the KaVt, by Ihe way ofthe lakes,and the sever
*td lines of communication that connect therewith.
Valuable limber ami all other nereasary reoulaites (or
budding ami snn Itlng, are found in great abumlance, ami
;!f,|,e li'iesl quality. The ilnn.le Is health* and pleasant
II,e cold lu-ing rarely m re Intense I ban In the
?r York - and mauv ofthe lands aie <ixceeuingiy ler
tile, prmluciitg all the grains and lh>l catt **
raised in Massachusetts or northern Mew * org.
Mspp showing the |i>Calillcs of the mines, and other ?lu
.111., iiiiormatuiu relating thereto, derived from the geologi
1*1 ilSSTiki Whih cannot be . mbracd in this briel
? .Ji JTl&beuVe Ur'daml .lepoeitr-l in the land office at
Si Cn'.lx lor as .arlv aa practicable before ihe
comnuncement of the public i-alefl
Notice to Pre-emption Claimant!.
ssr.ni^i? 'J; i^H-,
ll?.7w"n?"h!a"?^!cT,'and ftelore'lhe day ap,v./.ueil lonhe
rommencimenl of .he'puhhc ??, ol die Ij.u s embra. ing
the,ran claimed, "IIIirw.se
comm.aeioner of Ibe Deneral I And Offiec.
Mar T?lawlJ"
NOTIC'B.
? Falli of SI. Croix.
The salea advertised iboee, to be held at the land olH.-e
itTl.e KiL*sor sr Cao.x ili??a, on the /o?r?* day of
V ' .mi ilie ihirH day of September next, will not be
he'l'T a new district havun been orfanjjed out of the part
,!flhil lb "net I Vina ill ihe S-ale of WlKonaln, and the
Ian I nlAce for lliat part in the Territory of Minewiia ha*
landnmc* w t rrmnvr,| |o Still water irom and
'z. TAYLO?"
lly the President
^Commiesioner ofthe General Land Office.
April 4,1649.
ARcnfr*''r'k.vu/.vber,
WO. RI MOUTH SIXTH IJUIT, rmiADtt-miA,
T^v.oi.:?tT.piwrTff?" fflWRSBa
I POVOHKKRPMIB FKMAI.K ACADEMY.
CANNON tiTBEE'r.
fllHE Academy i* huiUuf brick, of .limn,won. to
1 Met nmmod?ie fiftv boarders, and arranged expressly for
/r \ *>?ardiug *hool, situated in one ofihe most favor
Z'ZtXffi.l'!" r" reiiml, pie,
i' RINOlPALSt
Jacob e. Toobrr, A. M.
Latin, 0Vce*, NukmatU, ??,/ Anuty.i, ?/
MRS. c/iS'u^'^OOKKK
.?// ?/a/ .Vu/u J'htltMt/jtJiy, Cotnpontiton.
TKAl'HKItf) :
MIHR CATHEBINK VAN VALKBNBUROII,
?w, PhytmUtfy. Natural Pkifaito/Jy, Rhrtuii
'hurt, ComjHjxition.
MISS Jl'l.lA S. IIOPKIN8.
?uimahip, Atlrtmomy, ,i,ul 4/,*/,.,,,
Xot
***' in.,ur,,. Botany,
adolimi aweno, ' l ls-?"1111k.
A-cur*.
FRANCIHCO AI.VAK,
(lermuti, Sjxiniah, 4- Italian,
Mil air on thr l*ianoanrl lint
tur, Drairin#, Painting
ih f his tnul tra/rr color*.
H K. URIGCJS, M D.,
I Vocal Mimic
divided into the four following
Tt?e eour* of studies i
Ocnarlmenls:
,Fundamental HhIch ?>l Thompson'* Arithmetic
*??"? <w?phr;
Willi I he IM of lilobeasltd Ollliin.- M'lllM.
Aoslvllc all(| S).??,Hir Arj,lln?,ic
hnf l? 1 HIsloryaiid Analysis oft ha
w?!.l,"v Botany.vVillard'a Ancient (Iff,
Jraphy. r.iylor a Ancient ami mTxI.-i d (Hilary, Cutter's
r . Lvi.leuf.eH1 of Christianity, Marsh's Iv-b niasiic .1 Ills
Owolics ,K'M'A^n^,,, * Virxil *
tknior IMptnliHrnl Whately'a Logic. Wavland'sMoral
cVn'lT AnaV""1 r'?'Natural The.
lif'm.lrv 'r- .on.M .V'i: >""??" Crini-ism. Legend re'*
Merru"oiaifeT'?CI???fc I Antiquities, Virgil's .t:,iea,l,
Inttral htfannatinn. Students In tlie Ml<l,lie anil Sen
Dcprrlincnts are required In analyge ami lran??*TJ2
iise rj^i""V.Xl""iT Nl?'" '?>'! Milton's Para
a "! SiicMing, Poimanshi
-in ? . . f 11 ^""Mmied thron-rliou! rIm- who
? 18 ftnrnlshed with philusonhical
tln!im!^'*a fiY*r*,Ua\*,u' * wrll-wlarlril I.lhr*ry
?rV,lrr!,r ^lM1,'',n'!nl f(>* which they h
P n' fr..? "mv ,,'le,,| *?<??? froiueith#.,
a,, ?; u;. ,o muh r ****??"^tSy?:
aim nation in th?- regular ?,.?urw> ??f mmly.
Munic. or one oliihe Modern |jin?nni;?-8 m?v. iftlj-mrr.t
take the place of l.atiu in tiie reutiiar course:' though ihc
Mtu.lyuf that iauxmue i* earu*-<Hlv mimMeii<|n||uitScli ?J
ik Hire to become accompIiKhfil ^mtliMh neholur*.
written llKnayn are requi^l each fortnight: and com no
Hition in iiIho lauKht in connection will, ."her Mudfi^\ ?
?? ru,-^ .zti
Wfitmwfay Allrrnn.,n la iltviHnl In rnmnnaill.Hi Klfr
iiften as noeeible at these exaniiuaiinn?.
b,'.,<iven l,y ???e Principal
,1 f 11 herniary. Natural Philowipl.y, Hialnry, P
. "ruphy, and KvMence* of Chrirtiai.ity. Text D,H,k\
y, Phyei
'??-M" wTi-'cucrw III vnrmia
? I nil Stationary InrniMieil at li?e Uook
Amtngrinml* for Roonlnit. Thorn- wtio are ?Ti'.HvI,.?
Franch will be ^,,,ctr,i lv'!"
lable, anil al.ollier lililir* apei ilie.l for ilial |inriii,w'
I lie meniherp .if (he fi.mil) liavea.vexai!, , .|riv..
Lihrarv, alw? lo II,,' tcailina jitiirnala 1,1'rhe ilnv
I npilaare eipecleil 1.1 aprnil two limim, bealiKuhe
ifnlai linnr* nf?rluail, in mwIy "ir
No vlailln* in all,nr.,I on t|?. Slbhalh, an,I all are exi,.
r1'1 BiWl fllaiia of 11,e InoliliiL
Arraiuenienla will l?* made fiirtlie pupitn T? affeiulw,
irilanj'lin" m:1) he ilirMli'il hyiheir pa re 1111
Rxeiriae in llie open nir, an,I frequeni hsthinir. are eon.
*" "*'} V"l|?l|eliiable for heallli Ample pro?iiaon for bolli
is maile in llie lamily arranKemenla.'
bere"rr "hn"l<lmarked in full and 1
Kirh pupil to lie provided with overshoe*, umbrella, and
-Mi ^ or*' V 10 ',p-r own napkins and towela
"'y i?lle6if'""l be Aiorouifii and sya
lemallr ; lending 10 render the pupila rlear lliinkera 1.1.1I
KJSeh?.*^ i?""! prominency in ?lvin lathe solid
branrhia. Every effort is made to Improve ihe manneri
to nilllvale the social eflecliona and ilevelope the moral
;Z 'Ti A/?"n*'"''l,"n"" 'oneht ia rherlalied
? , . ' pupila?each one reporting dally her own
violation, if any. nl ihe 1 ulea Pupila are 1T..1 lonluiiiallv
watched, but autTiciently guarded for I he detection of errore
nf conduct. Examinations at tlie cloae of each tern.
A Quarterly reimrt of llie atandinif of each pupil in con
ductand achnllirajiip, will be aim toherparenlaorgilanllan
The year la divided Into lerina nf H! weeka each ? rmn.
NM^nZ.r "[T.'''.'yrly ?" 'I10 fllT Wedne.laya in May and
November. 1 up If are aihniucd at any lime, and chareed
lit proportion to the time of their cnnneclion with tlie Inatl
Utlon. It ir ao important Ilial tl.ey ahoulil be preaent at
w ' Otnmeucemi ul anil cloae of aeaaiona, lhat no de'luc
lion will he made for abaenee dhringlhc drat or Inrt fortnlithl
Hoanlera can, if It iadeaired, remain at the Academy dirr
In* vncartfca, andMhe instructed in the F.njllsh branches
al a charge of ?3 m per week ?"
Of the advantages of Pnuglikeenaieasa plcce of residence
h la unneceaeary to apeak. I.a (acillile, Sf communication
w"h ?il pata nf the country; lla beautiful scenery; its
healthful location; the numerous lecturea and concern
which all may attend ; its refined ,n,| literary aocielv ? i ?
enterprising and wea'thv population, nre known lo all '
T K K M S . pfr
For Boarders, Including tuition iu English studies,
hoard, fuel, lurhtaud turmnhrd rooms . . *7n
p"r ^"r' ""<! upwards. . . . |
French. S;ianish, Italian. Otrman, each, ... !?> !|
Latin and fir. ek, each ?1> per term, when taken
Draw-in C"n""'"cn w'"1 "'her studies, ? . . f?i
Painling, (water colors ) 12 tlO
,, (Oil '* ) Qjl flrt
Mumic on the Piano, with une of instrument, ? ? . 2fi 00
Music on the Guitar. ]Z{
Voral Music, '
Plain WaHitimr. fifty cents per dorm
No mhjetion will be rmide for a'hsenre, excrni in case ol
rya^rhalf^0" "n" ",,W" P'rabl. .n
op^.m'.n"!yn* f"r *dmiM'"" ohaM he made at the earliest
ROUT FOREST, P.
II II VARIl'K, .SVrTe/ojy
Trualeca.
'!??> I JOHN HARNCS,
IIKN'RV SWIFT'
, OKO. NAfiKI.!.,' V '
T JV TAI.I.MADfiE,
P ADRIANCE,
I JAMES II A I.I,EN
A (i STORM. T
J II I'ORHDS,
ISAAC ROSEVkLT,
A. M. MANN,
Pnughkr^utir, fi hrum y,
ItKKKRKNfKS AKO PA TtlOXN
IION. WII.I.IAM II. SKWARII Auburn N V
HON JAMES EMOTT. P.,ugl ke*p,ie d,,
CHAIILES HAKTI.ETT, E?i" ' do do
KEV lis K W lIATOll. Wiwonain *
HEV Da. EDWARD DAVIS. Ilalslon N V
HEV." D.AM,OLO^NINCI,A5,0 '*"u'^hkeepsie( do
"EV. Pa. MANN, Pa mar 81 diy
PropoiiKla farAmerlcauWaterrolleil Hemp.
Navv Dkpartmkmt,
Htirenu uf Conslruolinn, Kquipment and Repair,
March I, 1649.
li VwjV" ,M"! ''""k'ress, approved May
i ? ? eniitled a RetMtlutiou respfotim; coutraeis tor
liemo i..r llie uw ol the American navy," nrali>.| proposals
will lie received al Una bureau, or llie United Stalea lieint.
(TKTei ,;,",iril e' K"""f?< Louia, Miasinir!,
(to be lorwatiled by tlu in uno|>ene.| to this burt-au,) for .!???
''"Htrart, for a term not t* xceedimt live years,
//ie Krdt (jualitij of American imtn -ruttri} hnnn. In iinan
titles 01 live tons anil upwards, the ton to consist ?f 2,210
Iwoh mdrwViu i r r!b* roVK1i,tJem1 *' * hi*h''r rale than
f'Tty one dollnrti |?er ton. The pro|K?salH
mi. . 'i1-m'S 11 / ) tl** of M*y ,,fXf Th** '"'Part
mem vsiit tben deti*rmine whether the eonirarisslr.fi hp
d?T oftiniwrrlMO X W,U ,,e rfqu,ml "??,,er ,han
the aaiiMietnp must be eipial m qinllly fo the l.eel for
in? k '^5 "" '? "" r"""'?|l>alilv of hi,I, the conlract
will he given lo the heinp grawer. The quantity reipiiretl
annually will be about OtVl totia. ' rei|uir. it
The W|,11 hemp must l.c thoroughly dressed, cleaned,
?,^i fT r"h "r- "ml ,nU" tnnre than sixteen p '
reiil, of low and waa'e when llalrhelled to the mlisfacllou
loM.'.i T'''10"' 'T"'ly '"T "l,in"?w Its strength must be
such Ilial a rope of one and three fourths'ol nii inch lu cir
cuinlereiice, made I him tvvenlyone yarns, as prepared and
ea Ji'i iJil '"S|**"'r*, "r by their iliia-ctioii, w ill bear al
east 4.AH1 |umn,ls and its length, color, anil other proper
lies must be entirely satisfactory lo the inspectors, or
??hi.f ojihis bureau, or it will not be received; it will ht
spectid anil tested al the respective places of delivery.
I lie res|>eelive United Slates hemp agents to certify bills
for the hemp which may pass inspection and lie receive.I
by them, aconliuf to the . oniraeiH which may lie entered
n o; ninety percent, of which I.iIIh to l>e lM?yable wilhio
thirty days after their presentation to such navy aeenia a
may be agreed upon and named in the contracts
Persons oftenne must stale the price, in words and fiir
ures. (clearly and leaibly,) asked per ton of 2,310 uouinIs,
hJWS Mre ' 'n * * J^wl. approved, and receive.!
by llie said hemp auenl, and oayable as above *|M-c.iii?-,|
Kvery oftTor must he ac. ouioanied, its direcied iu the a
ol Congress making aporopria'iona for the naval wn tee.
approved luih Aukuki. l-<tti hy u written guaranlv.iiigiiej
or inore reH|s.nsible oor?ons, (lo be (rrtitted by
tfllcial p rw.nage,) to the effect il.nt he . '
by
res)sinsihle per
. p-..?'ll(ige,) lo the eftVc.i Ihat he or they uii'
ilertMke thai llie bidder or bi.ldcrii will, if his or Iheir bid he
'epte.l, enter Int.. an obligation within nileen davs aller
...Jcontract is .mihmined for sianat.tre. with c.mn| and sntli
cienl surenes, to lurnish the supplies j roposed No pro
|Mtsal will be considered uuiesa accompanied by such eua
rantv *
Bonds wilh iwo approved sureties In one half the esti
mated amount of the respective contract* will be remiired
,1 ten per centum iu addition will |,e wuhlo id Irom ih?
, ount ol each payment to be mule, collateral ,,cuiliy
tor the due and fa**hfu| |iert..rmance of the resiw ctive cor
tracts, which will at' no acconnrbe paid until the contract,,
?mplkd with In all respect# according to their lerin
Oft
of tliia advert is
irhirh navy ttgrnl thev
is accepted
... ... ? T .... "11,1,,^ It. I lit-. I iri in;
a ie iu strict conformity with the terms
" file p* irons offering mint mate by
? 2 w^b their hill, paid, if their offl r
?f?" or nary r.g ncy they wish
8 have contracts and bon. ? lent lor their aignature; and if
they should not be cxecuteo within fifteen days after thev
"J* agents, the department.will consider iteeli
,rt accept other oflfkra in place of those thus ne.
Msr 5?5?awt30thMay
ADAMS A CO.'I KXPHKSS,
ojlet, Prnnryhania am**, near Railroad
THE public are respectfully informed that we continue to
run our riprrss between Waahiiifton, Raltimoie, Phila
1'cjiKll. f, r oW^ ?. *M lhf principal Cities .u4
towns, lor the sale and speedy conveyance of merchandise
pack a ires, bullion, hank-notes, 4k c ?
Particular alleution will I* paid to Ihecolteclion and iwv
ment ol notes, drafts^ hills, Ibr.
Boston, New York, Pbila,|elphia,
tenLf* >r" .,romP"3' att?nde.| to, and on reasonable
Our Customers and others, ordering goods from the east
are ro?,c?lr/y re~e.f?/ Wer hf*Adam, * fi
spatcK. * ensure thetr conveyance with great it,.
Our einress for Richmond, Petersburg, snd the south
leaves daily al 7 p m , and arrives dally at 4. p m
Our eipress from the north arrives dally at II. a m and
rjp. m.and Jcp.ru dally al Si. m """.am snd
frbie-tf PHILIP J, BtJCKKV, Agent.
T-'n-'.rrarn
v NAVY ?l't>IM,IK?--lMlt)-3U.
Itfrremt of Provifiiwswui t 'lathing, Murrh Jl, t !'l
Wrn-AHTJIKNT,
Juneau, |STi(), via: y#rtJ,,? 4,u?"??f the fiscal year ending
"^"r^>il!!"^';WBii.'!''rvvs'','ar'T'"' ?"*?'? r???.
Applea, .mlTSp. ' Vl'"'""'' ?'"Men, lUi.lne, dried
??.* j? aii ui .j&STeSSiSrarc ?" .5rs
tiopii al I'limait'H; an.| n|,lt|| |..? il?ii?.-??.<?
rt/rfon" "mtu&rofIZ\7m'< "IKffif,
JlXel&^'^fe"'!1''', kilo, dried,
ilf.il IEI fI V *u ",e Wnlleel Slateii, in got?d, sound
well dried, bright ilour barrels, with the he&da well i^or* i.*
lifti'Vu!,'!-."!!1"*'' "r "'"r" *53!!?'iToJSSi
The Whlekey shall h< made w holly fr..m grain, of which
al leuat: i w'n.lhird |iarls shall be rye shall he copper distill
ail and lull first proof according lo the Hulled Slates t'ua
? undiouar standard li Khali be delivered in ??>..<I ?
hilghl, well hooped, while oak barrels. with while oak
heaila anil eacl, barrel eMail, when required, be coopered
Willi ji""* pikmI an.I sufficient mm hooua, ami (he whole
wSlte" B'""' "l"l1'"""or,lcr' "fill charge lu ilie
?li!10 "I'"11 heel Havana brown.
ihe ..moU.? '"."f I"""1'l"ul")' v llyaoll, eiptal II,
?"I Mill Navy \ Itnla.
"!'"!! J* equal hi the l.en Cuba OoltVe.
cl^e* rin'y "V*" llr*, 'l??lily table butler, worked
I.lear or all ituhla, anil he delivered in seasoned while oak
?ff eighty pounds each.
lean. ^delt>md t ^Mu,'. "ZX
??
niul'be deir^L'f'o." fir"' 'l"?l"r filler Vinegar,
ihurouJ .I. , "Ir""g barrel*; whir It ahall he
dilloll I'lwrf I" >ll? bent shipping con
I "L"" he I?"1k'"? m? exceeding fifteengal.
hilia each : Ihe kegs In be of sraaOIII-ll while oik or ?l.iV.
Mb : and .hall he delivered in atrotu ' ,|7brh,e Vine.,
at III" option of Ihe llureau ; Ihe vegetable only m be oanhor'
ah M hi .mI'v-Vm" b" ?l"???r l"<"' l' KaiaitM: and
The il/i. 1 ? good, at rung, substantial bines.
. ,}l .. Apples shall he of annroved nualltv . ?n,i
f N,'" whiakey harrela or Imll barrels
t... /^ *""Hllffictnrfd tVom roroaimi oil and
h ol the lirel r|llahlydeuoniltlale,l "While Sill water Sl'an '
? ; he iWiVfred in ?0,?| wrong boxe, about wi.myTe
Kw "1 I"'"'*'1,1 ''*? "Mlloj'ti 1.11 all the station*
1 1 f"r?*y?insf described arth les nhall be fttdiierl in
n('ml 'J'u,i" advertianni'tit are ihnpe
IU .O. L .. I. aoaoing ttacal year, and have no reference
to sill h as have been provlouily exhibited.
The i|iianiu v of thee- .rllrles which will he required can
not he preciaeiy stated. They will probably he about
Flour ? tinnn wki T? be offereil for:
n' 2.W0 bbls nerhhl
fijyjjl ? - '^,54$,000 lbs per HM) IliN I
ioj r ? ? ? ? fpfl.000 per gal
5"*" 364.000 I ha fb'
J'* 17.000 lbs tier lb
;"ir" 4T.,ono Ih, g" b
'-!**? 4.1,000 lbs " ,,
3S0JIH0 lha Kith
ro.nw ibs E" h
Molaaaea .... agi0m mlr PJf in
?r b,,?" ? ? ? ? per hu'ii.
, ' "?r atl.oiw salfl nerfful
Kaiaina , . . |ii,,|,,| oerlh
Dried Apple. . . 100.000 lha ?
?lrkll? SOO.lXIO lha ...... "r h
uS&s lb, p It;
f)"o"""c" "rany or all moy he Increared or dimln
w!o tiier >?????? .may hrtraiier'require. Tile com?'",
auch oua\ imea',r,ih r"r ?PK"ic qoaniiiica. bill for
:uboW^ih^p:^ r^,"r""
are rrrmlrr,'|r"m,l:,1,rt!."1,1','", '' P1""'" where d.livcrler
"nilf w m ,^ 1? ! Weoc,?? ?' furh placcs, thai
?? i ? ^ 'n fiirniihlnj what niav be re'iuired ?
il.i i1 a c?"fr*ctor bik proniptlv to comply with h re'
*'bief of the Bureau' of PrnvSLwI Vlot?:
In* ahall be aiuliorlr.nl to puichase or direct nnrchaaea lu
br Kb J "r'1"" the contractor ahall
nf r l f . rlr r*, e8t'of cort1 nv'er the ronfmrt prke ; the
n.irl..,, /r li ^ i" nr R ,|,?p|,,'alc r'?pv thereof at the
Burtm of Provision* and Clothfnir, orar either of il.e i Z
2j^i mldeerJil'rJce.T^ eridenct! !,,af requisition ha?
Separate offers must he made for each article /-#??? m
^roi^^^r/r^!1 n*t'' hiil'lerg whose
nof/flSh in,l.;"?. Will he forthwith
mUteiTto (hem r '* HM practicable n ronlracl wlllheirane
muted to them for execution ; which contract niiiKt be r#?
turn.'d to the Bureau within five d?va,exelu?lve of ihe time*
required for Ilie regular Iranainiaaion if Ihe mail
vo."r.m."rif approved sureties ill one third the estimated
amount ol ihe rearwciive cootracls will he required, ami ten
of ali pavme'ul ^oil nrr" " "'r""
add it inn i!. in ?. ?f 222?ther^'H" collateral security, in
aodition, to sei tire hp performance, and not in ativ event m
be paid until it in in all respects complied with ? ninety ner
crn "m ol theanouni of a'll deliver'", made wwMd
ifr nir<-ri? ^y.i irV' w"i5in ,hl"' d"y" bills duly ail.
Ill C r ""?'v'" ? bet'M presented to him
lo.k, pe",.v?i;:
TV be ?rro,nB('**ieil (as rlirectefl in !
sere el iLr SSSSS ojJPropnaUona for the naval
ten su Aniv i,1.;i WVft A,"r,,w? >^6)by a writ
nthe eflV rtih-.fo'"" or rn/'re /eeooneible persons,
m fneenect th.it he or they undertake that the bidder or
bitJden? will, it his or their bid be accepted, enter into in
ties to fn^oi! .nj d"Vn' W,lh /rM>'1 0,1,1 wirtl^ient-sure
f|,^".'rLn,ehom"r ol''.r)rAtt'.lr
tlle BurJ^u General Government known to
* recorir, or duplicate of the letter informing a bidder of
he acceptanceoil,,, proposal, will he deemed a lioljflc.,.
bid will'iw m?d?!n 'I" "" ?rl K',; and his
ilerMatidlng a' cepied In conformity with tills nn
Ll','!'ri y/:''1'""* "/I?f?re,/ Anrutl hi. 1941.
Ill- n lUiie of his " ,T,)",| '???? and aflrr
vffi ! . ' ,r! proposal lor naval supplies
tvlleil by the jv,. reli,ry ol the Navy, under Ihe urov so lo
the general <?p(troprialion'bili for the navv aniirnto?i i\t..?.i
Ihlrd,' ishlei " hnndreil anil forty lhr.?e,. shall he a mipa.'
? , "y ?' written guaranty, signed by one or more resnon
Mble persons, to ihe elTect that he or the, umlermke l ai
emer'lnoT 1L rfSJ?r"iW"i1, hi" "r "le.r. hid be accepted,
K? fk i. obligation in such lime as may be piesi ribr.
by the Secretary ofihe Navy, will, cod ",re
I>e r'imaidered'it!ilew'srr' m* ''T'lT' N" "ball
afl?^ !T.rj?itf. T^'",ml*i,,,JI by and, gi amnty. If.
of lo II r i1 M1 . ? . ? l>r|ll*,"al anil a notlllcalioii there
i.i oklU l'?Mer?, he or I hey ahall tail lo Inter into
an obligation within Ihe little prescribed hv the Sei relarv
flhe Navy with goml and aiilllcleiil sureties forfurtiiali
"'""ft' '" Secretary oftlie Navv ahall priuer,I
?o contniri with vitne?ither person or persons for OirniHli
i'tuJ hli? fuppjiew j and nhall forthwith cause the differ
ence r^iweeu the amount contained in the proisisal so guar
?ntled and the amount lor which he may 'have contracted
hroSr/ Jtf 1 r 8alt,.'n,PI?,i'? fer Hie Whole peri.Ml of the
and hm . !? .'Lit ^ ,,,, ..r bidders,
mjv bl or, *'tarunt?.rs; and Ihe same
the line Mill??. K !Ir,v. r*cnv,'r'''1 py 'be United States, for
fa;'i'.!"ofN^ fcrt"'
TRANSPORTATION OF NTORIOS.
' Navy Drpartmbkt,
Bureau ot Proritutus mul Clothing. March <Jt. l^ i
" I'roiNisala lor freight
.TvillrL p ii7 , t,vnl utflce until three
0 c1?h k I M. ?iu U ednesilay, the 3>th day of April, IMS
for the transportation of ft,tint barrel* (more or I.-km> of
Govern in e lit store* from the navy yard at llrooklyn. New
Ijir r'J'n y,,,rl i!1 Monterey, on the west coast ??f North
America. Ihe oilers uiiiHtNtate the price asked tierbarre
without dnauiciioii between wet and dry; and each barre'
tor two half barrel*) ??f beef, pork. Hour, rice, vinegar, pick'
les, whiskey,,.r dried apples, will be considered as a'bar
rel } all Other packages to b? estimated at the rate of f?4
cubic It-ct to a barrel, whatever Uiey may coutain and in
win^ded'oue'l" "v"1!'"!1" l",rrel"' "be ftl'lhs
will be lulu, led No freight lo be taken on hoard, or .lis
. liaigail on private account, at any iiltermedtate iM.rl a 11,1
c;U'11 r ""rr1- ,r?t" ?.^*iu,
lay dais to lie allowed al each of Ilie ports ol llrooklvn au.I
to'Ti'oM'e liecbarging cargo. Payment
be aeleeleil hv the hi l l "! "" ?alea, l?
D? selected by the biddei.aud ?lesigiuttd in the charter
'iTi'i.'e "l o i ll"* ,U?" f"'r Pro-hi' lns aailafaeiory ?vi
enre ol Ihe delivery ol Ihe cargo. The vessel nuial ibi s
Ihe 1st day TC"W: rlndV
li-If al bin rty to offer the ireijht toll en hiwtst bkldsi
IMIbhr",ntereal's1 "rr,,n?rri" "^ as may best subserve the
1 intereals mar .y
TRANSPORTATION OF STORKS.
Navy Hkpvbtmrnt,
Bureau of PrwiliOM and Clothing, March IH, lM'J
FIIOPOSAI.S. se.de?l and endorsed 14 Propnsals (or friejcht
to .Macao," will be received at thix Bureau until three
o'clock P M. on Thursday, thefith ?lay of April, 1RI9, for
the trans|Nirtalion ot a^SX) barr< l?(more or lees) tifGovern
meut stores fr<-m the navy yard at Boston, Mussachusttts,
to ihe port of Macno. m China, liters to be delivered |o the
Hinted States naval storeliee|>er. t?r the senior naval officer
present The offi ra mfist rtate ihe price asked per barrel,
without distinction between wet and dry ; and each barrel
(or two halt barrels) ol beef, pork, flour, r:ce, vim gar. pick
Ire, whiskey, or dried apples, will he considered as a barrt I,
all Other peerage* to be estimated at the rale of ity cubic
feet to,a barn I, whatever they may contain ; and in ihe
measurement of all cssksoiher than barrels the fifths will
be deducted. No primage to the allowed Ten fa r wrath
er working lav days to be allowed at each of the ports of
Boston and tfscan for taking in and discharging cargo ?
Payment to be made by any navy agent in Ihe United States,
to be pelected by Ihe htdder, ami designated in the charter
party, within tfiirty days after producing satisf.M*t??rv evl
ct'uce of the delivery qI the caffo. The vessel mil* pass
the usual inspection,and beat ihe Boston navy yard by ihe
15th day of April, 1W9. ready lo receive her cargo; ai.il, it
not presented lor examination within three days alter being
notified ofher acceptance, ihe Bureau will consider tiaeii
al iihcrtv to <?lf? r the freiglH to the mxt lowest bidder, or to
nuke stich arranfemenls ?s may best BU^Jfr,,r1 ,hf ^1',,
ntereet. Ma??t-l?*W
SPR1NH FASHIONS. -- Will ba opened ai MRS*
^ PAIIKF.H'S onSaiwfdat the'2llh insl., at 10 o i Iocs.
A. M FRKNril SPWNH SII.I.1NARY Pmmftmf,
Arrnut, MJhr Otlemon'a Hotel- m" ?-?*
By the Prt.m.u or Ilia I'ultail iulu.
f'w*"' '"''V""'*"?*rf rt?SL!>
!?.ii i* 1,5"! nulf known, thai
uhWic aiba will 1,.. in-lii ?i ,|? un.larnanUukr.1 land of
rtcra to IU X.I.I Wat* u| WISCONSIN, al ihe ixrlul*
hereinafter designated, to win
Al Ilia lan.1 olti.'e al MII.WAIIKIF., o.nntnciijf on
(Monday, the fourth day ol June next, lor the disposal of
1 he vacant publ c land* within the reatrved atctious and
parM of section*, situated in the following townships, to
North of the base tine, and east of the fourth principal m? 1*.
diun.
Townships si* and seven, of range fourteen:
Townships six, seven, and eight, of range fifteen;
Townships sis, seven. and eight, of rauge sixteen;
Townships seven afid eight, of range seventeen;
Townships mIx, seven and eight, of range eighteen;
Township* unveil, and eight, of range niueteen;
Towushipa seven and eight, of range twenty;
Townships nix, se ven, and eigfit, of range twenry-one;
TowiiHhip nix, of range twenty-two;
At the land office at GREEN BAY, commencing on
Monday, the eleventh day of June next, for the diapoaal of
ihe vacant public lands within the undermentioned re
served sections and parts of sections, situated in tbs follow
ing named townships and parts of towushipa, vis :
Xonh of the /*i*e linr, and eaat of the fourth principal me*
j ridian.
I ,T"W|isl.lls? twelve, thirteen, loiirteeu, and fiftesn, south
| of l-o* river, ol rauife nine;
. Towushipa thirteen and fourteen, and fractional town*
sblo fifteen, south of Piut river, ot range trn;
Township fourteen, and fra? (tonal towushipa fifteen and
sixteen, south ot Fox river, of range eleven;
lowiiMhip fourteen, ami frai-iional townships fifteen, six
u-eii, slid orvi'uteeu. sooth of Fox river, of range twelve;
I ownslnp sixteen, and Irw tioiial townships seventeen
and eighteen, south ol fro* river, of range thirteen:
I owns I tip seventeen, and fractional township eighteen,
south of ho* river, of range fourteen;
Fractional townships eighteen nud uineteeu, south of
Fo* and east ul Wolle river, of range fifteen;
Township sixlem, Irartioiial townships seventeen, elgh
teen, and nineteen, and township twenty, of rang* sixteen;
l-rarlioiisl Iowuk|ii|m fifteen, sixteen, seventeen, eigh
teen, iiliH'trtf), twenty, and twenty-one,ot range seventeen;
Fractional townships Afleen, sixteen, uineteeu, twenty,
twenty one, and twenty-two, ol range eighteen;
Fractional township nineteen, township twenty, and frac
tional townships twenty-oue, twenty-two, and f wcuty.thres,
of range nineteen;
Township twenty-ouel and fractional towushlps twenty -
two ami twenty-three, ot rauge twenty,
Fjactional township twenty three, of range twenty-one.
The offering of the above mentioned lauds will be com
menced on the days appointed, snd proceed with all con
venient despatch, in Ihe order in which the towushipa ere
advertised, and in accordance With Ihe particular fists ol
the tracts to be offered, which will be deposited with the
land officers before the days of sale, until the whole ahsll
have been offered, and the s*leB thus closed. But no sals
shall be kept open longer than two weeks, ami no private
J entry of any of the lands will be admitted until slier the
xplrallon <.1 the iws \\e< kr.
Given under my baud, at the city of Washington, this
seventh day of Ft binary,anno domiui one thousand
eight hundred ami forty-nine.
JAMES K. POLK.
By the President :
I Hichamd .\l. Voung,
Commissioner ol' the General Lnnd Office.
Notice to Pre-emption Clalmsnli.
livery person entitled to the right off pre-emption to any
of the lauds within the sections and parts of sections above
enumerated, it; required to tbtahhsh the same to the satis
faction of the register snd receiver of the proper land office,
and make payment therefor as soon as piactiraide after
seeing this notice, and before the day appointed for the
commencement of the public sale of the lamls embracing
the tract claimed; otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
RICH A RD M. YOUNG,
j Commissioner of lite General Land Office.
Mar lawl'lw
By tlie President of the United States.
IN pursuance of law, I, JAMES K. POLK, President of the
United States of America, do hereby declare and make
known that public sales will be held at the undermentioned
land office, in the State of Missouri hereinafter designated,
to wit :
At the land office at SPRINGFIELD, commencing on
Mnmlav, the 4th day ofJune next, for the disposal of the
public lauds situated within the undermentioned townships
and parts of townships, viz :
North of the hase line, ami irest of the fifth principal meri
than.
Townships twenty-two, twenty three, and twenty-four,
of range eleven.
Townships twenty-three and twenty-four, of range twelve.
Township twenty-two, of range uiueteen.
Townships twenty-three and twenty-four, of range twen
ty-one.
Township twenty-three, of range twenty-two.
Lands appropriated by law for the use of schools, military
or other purposes, will be excluded from the sale.
The offering of the abovemeotioned lands "Will be com
menced on the days ap|>ointed, and proceed in the order in
wbjCb they are ad vrrtised. with all convenient dispatch,
Until the whole shall have been offered, and the sale thus
closed. Hut po wile shall be kept open longer than two
weeks; ami no private entry of nt?y of the lands will be ad
mitted until after the expiration of the two weeks.
j (liven under my baud at ihe city of Washington, this
twenty-seventh day of February, anno Domiui one thou
sand eight hundred and lorty-uute.
I JAMES K POLK.
By the President :
UtciiAHn M. Voijno,
Commissioner of'the General Land Office.
Notice to Pre-emption Claimants*
Every person entitled to the right of the pre-emption to
any of the lands within the sections and parts of sections
above enumerated, is requ red to establish the same to the
satisfaction of the legister and receiver of the proper land
office, and make payment therefor ns sunn as practicable .
after seeing this uotice, and before the day appointed for
the commencement of the public sale of the lands embrac
ing the tract claimed, otherwise such claim will be forfeited.
niCHARl) M YOUNG,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
mar 9?lawilw
Notice of tlxe removal of the Land Office
from the Falls of St. Croix* Wisconsin,
to Stillwater, In Ullnesota Territory.
UNDER authori'y of the first section of the act of Con
gress. entitled " An act for changing Ihe location of the
Land Office in the Chippewa Land District, and estsb
lishing au additional land district iu Ihe State op Wis
consin," approved March &|, 1&49. I do hereby declare
ami make kuowu, that from and alter the thirtieth day of
June next, <IS49;i the laud office for the sale of the public
lands iu the Chippewa Land District, shall be removed
from the Fai.i.s op Sr. Croix (Wiscomtiu) to "Stillwa
ter in St Croix County, Muieuota Territory.
Given under my hand at the City of Washington, thin "
tweiifith day of March, Anno Domini 1849.
Z. TAYLOR.
By the President:
Kicharh M Young,
Commissioner ot the General Land Office,
msr-Isu I2w
Notice of the eatahllshment of the*Land
Oilier for the ?? Western Land District.*' In
the Ntate of Wlueomln.
IN pursuance of the second section of the act of Congress
entitled "An act for changing the location of the Isnd of
lice in the Chippewa land district, and establishing au ad
ditioiial land district in the State of Wisconsin," approved
March 3d, 1849, which piovides that " For the sale of the
public lands iu ihe Territory ol Wisconsin, an additional
land office and land district are hereby created, comprising
all the lauds not included within the district of lands sub
ject to side at Green liny, Milwaukie, or Mineral Point,
which shall be called the Western Land District," I do
hereby declare and make kuowu tliat the land office so
created shall be located at "Willow river," St. Croix county,
in Ihe Stale or Wisconsin. "
Given under iny hand, at the city Af Washington, this
second day of March, anno Domini one thousand eight
hundred and forty-nine. JAMES K. POLK.
By the President:
Kicharii M. Y or no,
Commissioner of Hie General Land Office.
__Mar 9? lawl3w
Notice of the establishment of the Land Of
fice for the Charlton District, In the State
of Mleuourl.
IN pursuance of the first section ol the act of Congress
I entitled " An act to t-stuhhrdi an additional land office in
the Stale ot Missouri, 'approved February 26th, 1849,1 do
hereby declare aud makeknowii, that Ihe land office crea
i.-.Ht.v declare and make known, thai the tsmi omre crea
ted hv Raid act is established at the "Town
the county of Sullivan of said State , the site this day de
limuiitd bv the President "I the United Slates.
Gfveu under my hand at the city of Washington thia
"""ruth day of February, anno Domiuione tbouasnd
eight hundred and
II y order of the President
RICHARD M YOUNG,
of the General Land OtlUe.
Mar 9 lawlHw
Circular to ltegi*ter? and Receivers.
Tkkasi'hy Dkpaktmknt, AVAnmry, al, IH4*?
A QUESTION of much importance has arisen in rela
tion to Mexican war bounty land warrants that may
be located bv bnyut fide purchaccrR.
First. ?Where a warrant is forged.
Second.?-Where the a^signmeni or transfer Is forged.
Third.?Where the power of attorney is forged.
Several cases of this description havinir been presented
to the consideration of the Cotnmiaeioner ol the General
Land Office, he inform? me that in his judgment they are
null ami void,and that the land covered by such locations
remains the propi-rlv of the United States, in which view
this department fully concurs. In order, therefore, to in
duce greater caution upon the part of purchasers, you will
please t<t show this circular to all persons proposing to
make location* with Mexican war bounty land warrants,
ami cause a copy of these instructions to he posted in the
moat public position in your office. Astluse forgeries are
believed to be angmeutinu in number, this notice Is deemed *
necessary for Ihe protection of the inierwts of ihe Moveru
ment ami the people. It. J WAI.KER,
March 6-4 w. Secretary of the Treasury.
NOT1CK Tt> KmFiOKA .>T* FOR OREGON,
CALIFORNIA OR NEW MEXICO. DESIRING TO
PURCHASE ARMS from IHE I NITLDSTATES -The
following regulations will govern in issuing arms and am
munition, under ihe resolution of Congress, npproved
March 2d, 1849.
1 Each applicant must send to the War Department an
affidav it thai 11 is his bona fide Intention to emigrate to Ore
gon, or California. <>r New Mexico, as the case maybe;
aud must state distinctly what arms snd ammunition he
requires.
2 On receipt of any application and affidavit, aa above
staled, a rufflcienf supply of the arms and ammunition de
signated t?y him, to arm and equip each applicant, mav be
delivered to him or his order, on payment of the cost there
of Provided the covcrnmeut has such arma, and the same
ran t?e sold without detriment to the public service ; and
U.not, then ?he applicant may receive such other aim* aud
ammunition as he shall se lect, upon the same conditions.
3 Arms and ammunition furnished as above will be ?le
livered lo each applicant, or to his authorised agent, at the
nearest or most couvemeat arsenal where the arms may
be The place of delivery desired bv the applicant should
j be designated. GEO W CRAWFORD
Secretary of War.
i War Department, March 15, l?49 ? 2?w3w
I " NKW TALVABLR LAW HOOK.
Tllr. BI.ACK conn OK THE MISTRH T OF COI.I'M
BIA, being a complete digested IN?de of all the La we at
I 1 large, general and munici|Mil, relaims to the colored p<>pnlaj
lion, whether free or slave, in force in ihe Dntfnrtof Colum
I bia and wltAin the limits of the Corporations ot Washing'
too and Georgetown *?n the 1st of November. N?. tbs
| whole arranged according t<? the sub|ects of the laws trsm
| salves, by Worth1?? " ? 0 ????sllae at-l sw.
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