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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

ne cause Of SosM america. for byproducing
common design, a wonid induce anion, de
cet0pe tie resources GAd repuiSiVe faculties
81 the nation, ami DESTROY faction.
"A Hthto'y Expedition of 6 o., 5000 me,,
'r'H be sent into Peru If neccSm,y-Lm
dPpreheSd IA n'iH be unnecessary upon the
ground hat tie PrupsanS Nth Httie encon,
6Se"ienf from those troops TO be stationed
npon the coaSt, aoiH Hberafe themselves
me CHited States hire 1t gypater interest
Nv tie Hdepcndehce Of Chin, than appears at
ne PFSt glance Of the m1Ject Size niH ac
q"iTe thereby a "otr channel Oft ale. a neu
market and a theatre for tie exercise of HE
intelligence aud enterprise of ON. cit,zens. an
addition To the remote Advantage tchere, trith
rcestei1 territory Ae rate to China and 49,.
Islands ot the E0cifc and india--a g-i-eafe,.
'"Mo7 u g0Od Sfdmen a Su' titute for Speci
eap'tof an aS oriental commerce, ana a greater
c"bttot and TeUe,T,e 10 A. nosiofs
as M'S struggle as preiica,ed npop the ia
he',em '"afifndkte right If n,an to choose his
ru!e'S and thc dneiiOTGtiOn If human society,
dsc'S'on IA as Jaror uiH act as a counter
Da'd"ce 10 tie Hoiy League of Europemi
Frt"ceS, and PerhaIs al OveImdtcA.
Ih'S people are a Ettie i1Tjtated at tie apa
my ~ he United .States i0Cal0S tLey,, 4: CON
suffering nS as Mey do brothers, actuated by
the sumo Pr~c'pfes, members as IL tcere NJ
ne same poht'c@ compact, or ,athe,. joimtig.
fne9 erpect "cofe .trom as Than iron, olher ma
ions, and ar dissatisfied thu tAey Aare AL
met "tM no'e encouragement aud support
from her.
S0ncth'nS must soon be done to revire tkei,
g00d feelings, Or they IRE irrecoeerdbiy lost
ana 'o'M them So"'e pOiiticat relations UoiuaGk
10 as. | former
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
MANCHESTER PROPERTY,

Furniture aud House SERVANTS JoS. sale.
TE'HE subscriber being decline housekeeping
Il offers for sale, privately, the establishment at
present occupied by him. In situation, this property
ts eXcelled by in this neiEhbOrhoOd and furnish
es every convenience for the comfortable ods
lion of large family with highly cultivated garden,
containing upwards of acres, ice house 6c....
Also a number Of handsomely situated UNiSiPROVED
LGIS-some of them substantially enclosed. End on
The Ilth day Of January neat, he will sell at public
auction, upon the premises, all his HOUSEHOLD
FURNlTURE-this is extensive and valuable. Ten
male and female SERVANTS, with their children In
families a valuable carpenter; four excellent mich
COWS, raised in the place chariot aud harness cart
&C. &c.
The sale will he conducted by moncure, Robinson &
PleasaDts, upon terms then To be made known.
ARCHIBALD FREELAND.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

IT rhe ENQUIRER is published twice a week, gene
rally aad times week durug the session OF tbs
State the same as heretofore, fi0e
Dollars per auuin payable in advance. Notes uf Char
tered speciepayg Banks, (0iy) viii be received IN
payment. The Editor will guarantee the safety Il;
rsnitting them nv mail, the postage ofa letters being
paid by tue writer's. -
IT No paper will he discontinued tbnt at the discre
tou the Editor until all aeatageS have been pat up
kJWboever viii antee the pdJ nent OF nine papers
shall receive Il tenth gratis.
TERMS OF ADVERTISING.
n One Squdre-FirSt Insertion, 20 ceRtS-sdch
c0atiHRdRce, So cents.
- No advertisement Inserted until 10 has either
beer paid for assumed by some pers0" IA fhis city
Or. b
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
SUMMARY VIEW OF CONGRESS

ETtrdct NJ q letter from q gentleman in the O.
81 WaehmgtoH, 10 has friend an baltimore, dat.
I'D December.
he Capitol, rising in beauty, in
most commanding situation, first attract>
ed my attention, a. il would that of anV
stranger 10 the J. gislalve Metropolis. -
Nv walk being up hill. as great bodies
move slowly, did not arrive liil after tile
House OF Representatives were assem-
hled-noi admirIng the aspect OF one or
Two hackney coachmen on the Steps,
enquired OF an dged apple Woman, who did
moi deal III forbidden tfuii, which Wasg
the way 10 the Chamber OF Representa-
lives" when she grayey informed ~
" that the House was UP STAIRS" Niue y
amused by this peiiRcid intelligence, as
had no mentor, implicitly obeyed lhW
instructions OF this sagacious Minerva
not doubling that her directions would
soop lead me to the Temple of Liberty
Accordingly, on turning 10 the left hand
door Al the TOP OF a strong built repvbH
can staircase, | soon found myself iu
room, which doubtless srpasses, in
maguitCence of architecture, any Lepis.
Iatve Hall IN the world Classic story had
Impressed on the memory Of infant years.
that PlIGniX rising from ashes, was the
raTa aus OF ceuiury-and truly so 4
found the disqualification. For some
minutes my eyes could moi be restrained
from wandering over the building. H.
general, my feelings move quietly, unless
some grand scenery of naiure--some
power OF eloquence, with the vlvificalion
Of lightning, compels NY mind 10 ADM
| ration and awe but here the works OF
nature and the power Of eloquence them
selves could hardly have drawn nv
| thoughts from surprise al ibis fine specI-
men ofnaiional architecture. The Chan.
Der Of the House ~ Representatives.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
One Handled Dollars Rcl0ard.

MAS stolen from my stable the night OF the 2Ilh
w inst. my RIDING HORSE, for which, and the
conviction Of the thief will give the above reward
81 2oi the horse alone. He is i've years old, about
nickea taii which he carries one.sided believed on
tue ie he has some indsnct appearances Of the col.
Ear around his shoulders hut no white spots that
MISUNDERSTANDING low in order. There breaking
out on his body, aud on his hind legs and thighs there
were some remains Of when stolen. lie fast aud
We aud rs lust learning TO Pace-of an inpetuous fiery
temper but hot inclined to be vicious. Should any
morse answering the above description be offered for
SAFE or heard Of IN part Of the country the
NATION by letter directed to Inc al Richmond wall be
Thankfully received JOHN O.. WOSBY.
IIlInans Ann "a
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
TO CARTER WILKINSON.

"A yOu are not resident OF Virginia, you will take
~ notice that shall on the 25th day of January nex
at the house of John Is Sader in the county of Buck
iugham and on the 10th day of said January the
house Of A. Garnet in the sad county of Buckingham
aud the 18th day of sas January the house
of Cumberland county, proceed to take the adavits
of sundry witnesses TO be read evidence in the in
junction depending In the Superior Court of Chaucery
1Or the Richmond district wherein George Parish is
complainant and You are defendant. The aidavts to
be taken at the respective places between tue
10 O'Clock III the morning and O'Clock IN the evening
~ The sand respective days. GEORGE PARRISH.
rs
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
HftU DOiInrs I(e,Coyd.

ESCAPED from the jail Of this city ON the 27th nlt.
n a negro man named BEN sometimes calls himself
BEN FORD, about ~ years OF age feet 10 IL inches
high, straight and we'll made, and dresses very well
with waich he is baker byIade and formerly be-
ionged to james Young, baker III Rockets. Ben is
very well acquainted with the captains OF vessels and
no doubt he has obtained forged papers so pass
tor free man. hereby fOrswai ali Of vessels
IRON haTboTng or carrying the said slave Ben
ms commonwealth. The above reward will be given,
III delivered to me al the jail OF this city.
X. BURTON, ID. S. for GEO. SAVAGE,
December g. 90, ~ G IL G..
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
Extract of letter to G,e editor of The
New York Evening Post, dated.

New York Evening Post. dated.
ZnnesrHe, (Ohio,I Dee. II. 1870
You Rave frequently published STATE
menis ol The situation ,f The hanks of
Ohio-enclosedi is one whicl, | think mrs
correct than any have seen In your
paper.
banks Of Ohio.--Thr following banks
pay specie on demand for their notes:
Marietta; Lancaster; Mount Pleasant
ST. ClarsviIle; Western r, s.rve: Wesi
Unlon; Hamilton; Xtnis. (un,ncouor-
a'ed } Sieubenviile, doth bamks3 Chill
cotirr, (old bank y Commercial Bank Of
Sci"io, Porismonih
The following banks do not paw specie
but give other notes III exchange for their
paper, and are current i'll most paris OF the
stale:
Columbus; Dayton; Canton; Mus
klngum; Lebanon; GAINESVILLE Canal and
Manufacturing Company; Miami Export.
Ing Company, (CIucInnaii.l
The next which follow are in bad crc-
dit. but are partially current in The
places where The banks are located:
Bank OF CncIunatI; Urlana; New
Lisbon; Commercial Bank OF Lake Erie.
| (Cleveiaud)
be following are not current any
! where:-N0osier; Granville; O~lCreek;
| Mansiirld; J ficrsOn Bank OF New Sa-
! lem; Farmers Bank Of New Salem :.
| Practical Farmers Bank of Springfield !.
| Smlihiicld; Farmers and Mechanics
| Bank OF Cincinnati; New Philadelphia :.
| Farmers, Mechanics aud Manniaciurers'
| Bank OF ChlicO,he."
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

Land an {'O,Ghdfdl f0r safe.
FB'HR subscriber wishes dispose of 500 acres
Il LAND, lying in the upper end of the county of
3owhatan, heing part OF the which he e.
sides. The greater part OF the land in woods
and some of It hrst rate tobacco land As one is
presumed will surchase without first viewing it, far
1her description ia deemed unnecessary.
HENRY SKlPwITH.
POwhatan, May Ia. zf
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
ADVERTISEMENT,

VENHE SWAN TAVERN in this city, has been leased
II by the subscriber fer term of years, and is
under his management. His friends aud the public
VINO may favor him with their pauy, may be assuT
ca OF his utmost exertioas TO aerd them comfortable
accommodations.
Attached 10 The premises is an excellent STABLE,
which shall be at all times we'll furnished.
Dec. Is. ..tf ARCH. ROBERTSON.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
RENOVAL.-J. a. J. KYLE

~ CIHOF ~ IT,. q -. II LII
AVE REMOVED four stores higher up street, to
III the house formerly occupied by A. Foster, in
Winsion's New Building. They respectfully request
theiT friends and the public call and examine their
extensive assortment, which will be disposed of on
very low terms for cash or approved paper.
Dec. 20 70 ct
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
NeW NeYiseA Code.

K ofthe extra copies vi this important work, re.
onests such booksellers as wish 10 purchase by The
quantity, any other person who wishes only sin
Gle uss,y apply ut at the Enquirer onice
TEAMS Of safe 20 be cdSh-The zoe copies for the
utate are To delivered in lhe first insaDcev AiE
the copcs ofthe Isl volume hound aud ready for
delivery. The I'd volume is printed, aud is in
the bmdets hands, and II is hoped that the Oie 1000
copies of will be delivered from the LIST to the 10Th
January. Unii! that time, copy Will be dispo sed
otto any individual. Mean time, however, arrange
mens may he made by booksellers and others the
purchase of ANY OF the copies. Letters upon
this subject post paid will be Immediately ATTENDED
oby SAMUEL CARY, Agent.
n It requested, that all applications whatsoever,
touching the New Revised Code whether by letter or
in person, may be addressed to Mir Cary.
Dec. 6t..u THE PUBLISHERS.
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R. a. n. Npjison (. 90

X. T. H. Nelson s. Co.
FL AVE just received general assortment; of SEA
n n SONABLE GOODS. Dec. O. oa..u
OriCE.. The subscriber alone is authorized
IN receive the outstanding dests to the tate
ceru OF LYLE, SCOTT & SAUNDERS, having been ap
pointed the superior sBCer
for the Richmond district. is expected that all per
sons indebted to the said will make imnledi
ate payment, longer indulge cannot be afforded
Dec. 3. 62..u SAMUEL TAYLOR.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06
ShOCkOE HILL IAIEHN-

rv,t,, ~ NIL 4 ~ ~ nv
NE subscriber has returned to his old stand The
retired and pleasant situation Of this establishment
IS wen known aud particularly to the farmers, whose
patronage, with The public in general, he sOiicNs The
accommodations shall I've good aud charges able
'ew gentlemen eau he accommodated win BOARD,
o. by The week month year.
Kept for hire. Carriage and Horses with first rate
oTiyer also Gigs aud Horses and Saddle Horses.
wanted to hire for the ensuing year, a good Female
room. MANN & VAfENTtsE
Jan L.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

NOlICE.-ihe public were some lime last faI. uot.
y ned that "LiFE" would he ready for del,verv in
March last at eyer copy III b0ards Being defeated
~ our Hrst purpose by circumstances uueriy beyond
ouF foresight CONTROL, have endeayofcd 10 mai
asnenas TOR the delay and DISAPPOINTMENT, by k0kf
epldiHg the rork, ami redNciRg the price 10 & 50
no" offered to subscribefs aud the public
=, q, 49, BRANCH & ItCON.
Beok Store. Ian ~ ~ 'e'e' jim" >
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-01-06

100 IlFkCES
D0"Otc broom Stout London Porter,
Dec o. 70, save BY JAMES ~. CROWN,
-, -. VIII East side ofShorkoe Warehouse.
uT,v,,, JOSEPH MIX
III HNINu associated bis sou Manuel viii, him in
S,tuW vuslhess, the Gfm hereafter viii be JOSRPH
---.. y. jan. 4. 7i..3t
= pfletors OF the Virginia canal ana S5sv,sasin,
Is Isguired at the Capitol in The city oiRich
bnti,s y" "ohu"y ne 7th day Of February next on
"uslhess OF Importance ~ the cosnoarV '
w., V,"e' Of the PRESIDENT PEYTON DREW. Cik.
71..U
a mtDDLe AGED NAN, Of = hbeTaI edaGai10r
Cre.t ~" mas experience ~ teaching the fatn ard
together with an branches of English
pnblic w, wishes iot situation as teacher, in
iher pYale school, for The ensuing year. pur.
is, 'oore, Of ttrs city.
77..3l
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05

Of the miliiia. As an incentive to future
exertion, and remuneration for their
services. let US extend to those who
shall equip themselves and perform all
the duties required 10y law, the privilege
OF ireemen. And as q further relief to
tins class If our citizens, abolish the
company trainings in September, and
substitute meeting of the officers and
nou-commissioncd officers on the same
day, by towns or regiments, for the pur-
pose OF drilling and improving them in
fie,d exercises. And after any person
liable to do military duty shall have arri-
we'd at the age OF iorty years, let him be
excused in time Of peace from training,
by paying Communication annually into
the treasury OF tile town where such per.
son shall reside. BY giving these prlvi-
,eges TO the Militia, we ,iniIe the spirit
OF ciuzen with the laudab!r ambition of
the soldier, and contribute to make them
emulous oiootalning that instruction and
discipline SO essential TO the safety and
defence Of the nation.
|. is also suggs sted for you: conside-
ration, that the law ,eiating to the colec-
tioh OF ines Is unjus. III principle, arbi-
trary IN It's opera,loa and contrar, to our
bin ol rigits; inas.nuch a, 1t imposes a
penalty without nouce u the party, en-
forces the collection, without judicial
proceedings, and deprives him OF his li5-
ert, and property without the Judgment
OF ms peers.
Permit me to suggest the utility of a
decision OF the business relative to lnsol-
vent Debtors, the longer delay of which
will Ike injurious to both creditor and
debtor. by holding out an inducement to
incorrect proceedings, and destroy ing
that confidence. which is SO important to
all our concerns
will further add, that whatever shall
be adopted by the Legislature, tending to
ameliorate and improve the conditioned
our fellow citizens, will always meet
with my cooperation and support.
N, X. KNIGHT.
June 20, 1920.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05
NEWPORT.
INDEPENDENCE.
WKDVRSDAY, JvlY S, 1870.

Yesterday, being the Anniversary OF
the Independence of our country, was
observed wish unusual splendor in vari-
Gus parts Of the United States The
day Vas honored in this town, by the
usua, salutations, &c. A procession
was escorted to the second Baptist
Meeting. Huus,, by the Artillery COM
paw a.,,r command of Col. RAM
DoLrH, and company Of Volunteers.
under command Of Mai EEkME,
where the performances are spoken of
in the highest terms; the Declaration of
i dependence was read in an appropri-
ate manner by WILLIAM fNNis; a
de.out and fervent Prayer was offered
by the Rev. Mr.. HITCHCOCK; and a
chaste, classical and patriotic Grafton
was pronounced by WILIIAM S. Par.
TEN. The music got up for the occa-
sion was enlivening--and the whole
performance. while it reflected credit on
those WHO were engaged therein, gave
the highest satisfaction to a numerous
audience
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05

State 81 fnoae- island and f,ovmenee
Plantations.
IN Geuerif .fssefatiy, June sessioh Il % 1870
AN ACT in addition 10 an act to regulate Process
against Banks and Insurance Companies, and FOR
othe purposes
&c ~naefrd BY ~. Grnsrai .ssse,6ly. and 81 ihe
~ authersy 1eye9 u 10 enorfed. That IL ANY M.
,uporaied hank ln this State shall. any one time
after the frat day Of January, A ID. 1921, have in
circulation, OF the bills or notes of such Bark, an
amornt exceeding the capital stock Of said Bank,
then actually paid into said Bank, the Director or
Directors under whose administration the same
hspPened. shah forfeit and pay the sum Of one
thousand dollars. to be recovered by action of debt
before any court competent to iry the same, one
half thereof to and for the use of the person or per
SONS who shai for the same, and The other half
90 and for the use Of the State and the charter of
sad Bsnk shall ,hereopon be null and void
Resofved That the foregoing ACT be published in
ali the newspapers il this State.
n true copy :-H,tness, 4
HENRY BOWEN. Sstlu
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05

Saifsit and pay tfe sum OF t@'esty dUilara,
10 and for The use OF any person who
who shall sue for the same, and be also
liable to prosecution a, common law.
Sec. 8 And Be it further enacted,
That the commandant OF each militia
company within this State shall keep a
register Of the names and equipments OF
all the men enrolled in his company. and
of the services BY them rendered, and
shall, in the month of November, in ev-
cry year, leave certified copy thereof
with the town clerk Of the town wherein
he slE,ll reside, and in default thereof
shall forfeit the sum aforesaid, to be re-
covered in manner and form as aforesaid;
and said clerk vhall keep the same on file
in his office, subject to the Inspector Of
any freeholder who shall apply therefor.
Sec. 4. And Be IL further enacted,
That every commanaan aforesaid shall
be and hereby is required to give certii-
cate as aforesaid, on request, ard in de-
fault thereof shall be liable to the penalty
aforesaid, TO be recovered as aforesaid;
and every person apply ing for a certi6-
cate as aforesaid shall pay the command
ant therefor the sum of six cents.
-;z@z~
The Edinbv'gh Review in an Article on Ssy
ber's STATISTICS has the following advice
TO Jorsfhon, meaning by this respectable
old name ne Uni,ed Stsses)
"We can inform Jonathan what are
the inevitable consequences OF being too
fond Of glory. Taxes upon every ar,
ticle which enters into the mouth, or GOV.
ers the back, or placed under the foot
taxes upon every thing which IS pleasant
to see, hear, feel, smell or taste--taxes
Upon warmth, or locommotion--taxes
on every thing On earth, and the waters
under the earth---on every thing that
comes from abroad, or is grown at home
taxes Oh the raw material--taxes on
every fresh value that is added to it by
the industry OF men--taxes on the sauce
which pampers mans appetite, and the
drug that restores him to healtb---on the
ermlne that decorates the Judge. and the
iOlS WiHSh uu'6S uiC SitihNdi--ou ti'S
poor mans sa., and the rich mans spice
--on the brass nails Of the coffin, ard the
rbbands of the bride--at bed or at broad,
copchant or levant, we must pay! The.
schoolboy whips bis taxed top--the
beardless youth manages his taxed horse
with a taxed bride on taxed road ard
the dying Englisman, pouring his med-
cine, which has paid seven per cent into
a spoon that has paid fifteen per cent
flings himself back upon his chints bed
which has paid twenty per cent, makes
his will oman eight pound stamp, and ex
pires iii the arms of an apo.hecary who
has paid an hundred pounds for the priyi-
lege of putting him to death. His whole
property is then taxed from two to ten
per cent besides the probate. . Large fees
are demanded tor bdrying him in the
chancel; his virtues are handed down to
postcrity on taxed marble and he is then
gathered to his fathers to be taxed no
more J"
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kiGHT or SUFFRAGE.

The following bill was passed in the Sem
late. and postponed in the Hoose, al the late
sessi n Of The Legislature of this s,hte.
AN ACT extending the rieh, Of suffrage to
certain persons therein named.
Section 4. Be il enacted by the Gen.
eral Ass m6L and BY The authority there
b. II is enacted. That every free able.
bodied white male citizen of the United
States, of the age of twenty one years
md upwards, who shall have alread,
EQUIPPED himself, and have resided. and
performed all the militia duty required
B, law. in any town within this State,
or the term os two successive years mex,
preceding. shall be euti,lcd to vote there
u in the election Of all officers; ard shall
nipy said privilege so long as he shall
rn sald equipments and continue TO do
lch duty, as aforesaid, and no longer.
Sec. 2. Aad be IL fivfher enacted
'h,, the evidence Of such equipment
nd service shall be derived only from
c commandant Of the company or com.
anies in which said service shall have
ecI performed; and any commandan
Aforesaid who shall wilfully make false
rt6cale thereof, shall be liable to All
,ich Of seb,, in any court of comp
ht jurisdiction, sad on conviction shall
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-07-05
July &
BY me President Of he Unalea Sta,es.

WHEREAs. by an act Of Congress, passed on
w the Sd Of March, 1917, entitled "a An act TO
authorize the appointment OF n Surveyor for the
lands in the northern part Of the Mississippi terri.
tory and the sale of certain lands therein describ.
ed" the President Of the United States is author
ed TO csuse certain lands To be sold.
Therefore !. JAnss MonRos, President Of the
United States. DO hereby de clare and make known,
that public sales, shall be beid at Huntsville, ia
Alabama, tor the disposal taceording to isw) Of
the foiio@iag lands, viz
On the I'd Monday in October next, for the sale
of,ownships ~ and IS, in range 2. 4 townships
TO- IL ard - IN range 3, + townships 9, 10
anu IL in range q. T. E--'ownships 9. 10. II 10. is
and Ia in range S. T. townships ~. 13 and - in
range g. E--a,,d township l2, IN range T. L Also,
the lands in tile tract commonly called Colbert's
reserve ftf
On The ist Monday in December nexi, for the
esle al townships IL IL. Is and IA, in range 3. w.
---towpsbips ~, 13 ard IL III ranges 6 and z, W.
townships II. -, I3 and IA. iu range 8, w town.
ships IL, 13, IA. IN range 9 W.-townships Is and
- in range 20, W --soa iowuship IL IN range II,
" iso the iands adjoining The town Of Mara
tho. which baye not been offered For sale. except
such lands IS have been reserved by law for the
support &c schools or for other purposes The
lands shall 5e sold in regular numerical order,
commencing wi,h the lowest number Of section.
township aud range
Gwen upder hand, al the City Of Washington,
the 22d day OF June. 1920.
by the resident: JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MElGS,
Commissioner Of the Gen Land Office !,
rris,ers Who are authorized TO publish The Lava
Of the United sta,es will publish the above once
week till the Ist Of Dece n,ber Ext, and send their
bills to the General Land ofR;e for payment
July S e iaw,tD