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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-10

WAsH,NGToE, March 81, Ia vvrS
manifest, from The decision in he House
at Representatives Yesterday. taken i'm
conneci,an Nth the Debate, that there ia
large majority in Ihat body uppAsed 10
the reduction at III Navy The Army ~x-
pendi'nre next passes in review. on HE
Appropriation Bill. With respect Ia that
branch OF The srTvice. the DISPOSE on
evinred Ia the Debate is moi So decidedly
favorable; though not so hostile, i, is be-
ieved, as 10 effect any reduction OF It's
effective strength, AT the present mos
mrit. Nat Int
i~rfhe debate above referred was Qua morton of
hr Cobb Co recom,mit the Navy hill with insiructious
10 reduce the appropriation for branch OF service
"ne fourth. Mr. Johnson DESTROYS of postr-ngg
This and the ether appropriation bills, URN the a.
of the deficit in The ascfriaiud q.
NJ cubh' nn'ion was negatved rs or 20 members
ID fis.HBs ia favor II IL.
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q DnIInl1 n nn,d

VVIiL he given Tor The apprehension aud delivery Of
W negro buy named JAMES, betWeeu hfeen ana
seventeen years o. age, toefahJ stout bailt feilor
ano Nefv low We is bright muisttc wilh straight
hN ana scar or t"o on his head, Occasioned from
q sore Nhtn very SOMA, he has remarkable ronnd
face wHb red checks he had on when be abscondsd
Whire yarn jacket and pair ~ corduroy bautsoous
expect from some speeches he made that he vas
persuaded cH and VII endeavOT ntakt las escaUe la
some vessel ~ have understood was seen trrkip0
NbfHi RnChtts ffv days since Will rive he zbove
fegafd ~ be Is Delivered 90 place Or 20 a,
PTlsy ,, Atkinson, IN the net ghborhl I'd o. tispe
Vet couH house he is iaken OCT of this state viii
give uHy dollars provided he IS secuted IN any isil a
th"l get BIN agfu. james Wa5 seen the neighysr.
hood % Tive Bf0ot Tavern, ia which vicinity he ma, be
~ pftffnt sAAI. WILLIAMSON
Hickmpud. HarcbI0. Qg...,pu
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-10

PENN, & writer in Poulson's Philadelphia
Advertiser, is exceedingly wroih al the an
restricted admission OF Missouri He says tie
roots of tie canker are implanted deeper in
the vitaS of society )" that The ONLY reme-
dy that can reach The case, is gradual but uni
rerSai emancipation : that" we must 10 longer
be amused with the cant of those members of
the Colonization Society" who, with the
same breath, were advocating the objects of
this society, and boldly avowins doctrines
which PROSTATE the essential rights of man 4"
Now, this rs amusing enough. Penn must have
a little discretion ia lis madness. We think the
sober men OF the North have quite reason
enough TO be satisfied with tie share WHICH the
compromise gives them.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-10

A am about 10 leave the State forthe purDose Of
purchasing land and shall he absent until the IO
nay next d. earnestly request that all persons Who
may he indebted 10. will present their accounts the
lOh April, and those indebied are earnestly so
HcHed 10 come forward and make prompt payment as
my situation VIII not admit 81 tndugedCe intending to
remove my family the ensuing fall
HENRY RANsONE.
NUUn-IItIu. MArCh 10.
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[FoR TIE ENQUIRER.


teUERlsT ia The last paper wish
es 10 know whcihvr The Missouri BiU
Was MOI carried IN The House of Repre-
sruia'ivts by parliamentary coup de
m"h.--i viii not undertake, TO say i, was
so @edHt 10 be carried, or that IL was posi-
hVefy so carried; but il strikes me that
III" biil might have been so carried i'm the
way IN which n passed. -fhere were
~" a'nehdirnis from The Senate, ilie one
la exempt Missouri from restriction The
other I" lay II on tl;v territory. As il
appears To me, you might carry each ol
these by a n'aloriiy: and Vet both taken
'oSeiher we're asispeaSing to the majority
OF lie House. The restriction on Nilsson
~ ~as taken oil by 3 vo.es-S7 10 80. A.
gainsi laying II on The territory there
were % votes. These ~ were parts of
The 80 tia; is 10 say, ,hey were against
Missouri's being restricted, aud vel ra-
Their than re strict the territory they might
have !" Wished no. 10 Lav, admitted Missuu-
II at all, and of course. might have voted
against both tackled together In the
same manner II there had been As OF the
81, vino rather ihau restrict the TERRITORY
would have been disposed not TO iei IN
Missouri Without restriction, il follows
TIA, they too would have voted against
me TWO propositions put together, These
AZ on The one side aud rs cn The other,
would have formed a majority and voted
against the Whoie bill. That is, the ex-
iFemcs would have met those who we're
against al restriction, aud those who
were IN favor OF all restriction, would
have coalrsced, aud destroyed the whole
sShrne Of compromise.
Without saying this would have been
The case, aD strongly disposed 10 think
II wom!d have bren-ant that This bill has
been III fact palmed upon The pallon,
without having fairly The consent oil its
representatives.
believe il Is not the rule, Ia put the
question upon the GW as amei,ded (by the
) nate.)-it strikes me, tie wa, for test
ing whether the whole bin with IFS
mendmenis was agrcrdbl % Tue House,
would he to move lis indefinite postpone
ment. Those III favor of the bill would
have voted against posiponemcnt and
those against ihe bill in favor of postpone
meni. am sorry this motion was moi
made-for believe this obnoxious bin
would have been rejected. l.. u.
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ALCIBIADES.
Extract eta hftey to a gentleman in WASH

Ertract eta letter to gentleman in IVash-
mgtonJiOm lis correspondent in Virginia.
MARCH J, 1920.
Dear Sir: ! was much grailficd bv
your Two last enclosures, 10 perceive that
sou we're once more IN situation io
wield your pen, aud That you were, also.
passably veil, as far as could infer rom
our manner Of writing. Oar old friend.
MI MACoN's speech, delighted me I had
Just been reading part OF II IN some
newspaper wien received The pamphlet
which sou sent me. II il plain, and sim.
PIE, yet iorclble HDosieuidllous aud up-
iighi without any ------ ur COAcUnJi
cal irIppery 10 set of iis manly uroDor
lions aud displays a degree Of temper
dnd moderation which / acknowledge
urprisad me, wheu | considered lhe Oc.
aston, The excitement, aud tie inst pro
tocation 10 treat the subject differently
he blood OF lhe NORTH state" knew
aust be boiling, aud how il came nol L.
30" over, lihnk, must surprise himself,
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roR TIE rN0uIRER.

GCi HE EN0tIREk.
Large idle deDOSites in the Bonks-not enough
transaction paper las Mr.. CrGWford calls It for
themto do-dnd produced Hea bought for cash in pre-
ference to n0fes prores thut theis capitai enough
TO use, If The OicnerS kHeO hO,C to resi- 1t protabty
hOic to trust thnss IohO rant 1t to pay their
debts - Ia fact; IL is sud there is 40 irdnt of
capital North or South :-Notr, II the products of
agIicukutebe Tour On an 4 3d. corn - to 8 dots }
II there he capital to employ, aHdi if aot,cith-
stinding theSc advantages, and the present tariH
to boot, propie are nat induced to carry on mann
JactaIes, shall ,ce encourage itst higher b raising
the fn!I on foreign go0ds Shall zee stall fur.
her put At into the po,rer Of the No,th to ttr The
South shall roe still more discourage tie i,ngor-
tGton OF goods iesteH tie reUenUe noio loo enough
and force the government either to rl, in debt bv
ioans or press the people by interRa tareS? LET
US ALONE.
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o Nss.si11 o t7asl--.--
ofiGe Richmond Harriet.

Tobacco old 81 75 aS-C0rH s 2 SOAP IS
Flour, s I - a fG2--Nleai 81 - cts.--Wheat
W ctS.-lleInp S $50 a $50 per ton--Oats IS q 80
cents.
GrOcerics.-Sugars = I3-Cotfee 20 30
cts. per lb.-Mulasses IS 40 cts. per gallon
Cut Herrin0s 81 ! = s per bbL-Bacon, o
~ cents. per lh.-Rum, West India 90 =
700 CTS w hIskey IS . 30 rs. per saiIon.
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JUST RECEIVED, AND FOR SALE,
The last number of l{aJ.1,OUia ygcra

SOntbgaie's Sac red Music,
NNHICH IS nov the BinGeTy and will be ready for
W delivery by the 18th Of the mopth.
Subscribers sTe respectfully invited to call aud pay
Their subscriptions aud receive the work aner that
time At tue store Of NARY SOUTHGATR
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Prop y. IHeor. simpsons COaic SeckgDnS Baok mr.
" from point ~ an hypeTb0ia sirs.I line drawn
ii iiRht angles 10 the transverse axis, nom tsat
point strait line be drawn e. The nearer Of the foci
bali The transverse axis Is 10 The defiance heween that
focus and Tie centfe the d,sante between The per
peudi' uaT, and the centre, is be he NJ hsf the
tran'vese axis and The strait draWu rom the pou
10 thai same focus.
IN demonstration 81 this Prop tx is said 10 be dou.
ble Of CD. Pate VIII. Gig. 3)1he proof by ZIG. o. rs
ohvious The difficulty is the proof b. zig. 3. viz HAT
En-. Is double Of CD. n
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-10

last, 10 Try Patty, slave, the plhpetiy OF
Mrs. - Russell, charged with having
sci hre o. a frame building on Old street,
on last Thursday night week.--The court
did no, consider the circumstances of The
case sufficiently strong To convict her of
The crime and her confession MAS mol
allowedio have lis iull weight, ~ i, WAS
made M jail, and under the iniinoncr of
greai perturbation OF mind. The cuGgi
consequently discharged her.
On Saturday night, another attempt
was made 60 coniiagrate our Inflated
town, bat il was disco, in time TO
prevent he meiiilalcd mischief. The fire
MAS applied To a wooden house on High
street, and M Que u. The most thlchiV set
tied parts at iGe street.
To-Sas, negroes Mi!iy aud James will
be tried before called court, To be held
al the court house OF this town-li for
niPrfor setting ire 10 house ON BCl
hHgbrook street, aud The latter for burn
ing Redmonds tavern. Pet. Rsp.
Letter from MenGe,' Of the Virginia De.
legation IN The Hoase Of Representatives.
Of tie United Statrs, 10 tie Editor Of tie
Petersburg Iateihgeaeer-ddted
WASHINGTON, MARcH I.
Dear Sir: Last night al O'Clock ier-
minated another mos; boisterous stssiuu,
when The resirictionisis iriumphpd again
by majority of 8, upon the Missouri
Bill. NELSON and PARKER from Viz
GINA n,a'e a handsome display of lmpas.
stoned eloquence, ans hurlcd defiance al
the North. 1t the Southern people gene
rally shall become well acquainted with
the real stale OF The Missouri Question,
anu shall '!niy appreciate all lis character
aud ITS ultimate tendencies. they will not
consider this Union (as ii is now direciedD
WORTH thought ! hesitate mol 10 say
that ioi myself wonlh abandon il with
as much indifference, as | would turn
from an association OF swipders, pick.
pockets and cut ihroais unless We shall
De able BY express provisions Introduced
III the Consiliuii0H TO arrest this mad
career OF aggression and outrage upon
prvatr property and STATE rights, never
dreamed 0i as coming within The SCOPE
oil Congressional powers / see no chance
Of arresiing this mischief but by demand
lag such an amendment, and If refused
DISSOLVE INSTANTLY, All ALL
HA/ARDS... This conclusion is the
result Of cool, dispassiona,e reflection
from all SEE and hear land no one can
see what they mean i,ul Alose who hear
them lis Congress- Our future sessions
viii exhibit no,hiug bui Tie turbulence
OF The present, unless we car GONE 10 "a
distinct understanding and arrangement
upon the subject. Abolition societies
and that general spirit Of Wild ianatical
zeal which pcryades The North directed
by the chief iugglers who act unseen)
Viii continually press this subject upon
congress from this time forward, whilst
We shall continue (n despite of all we
NAY Sap) to be taxed by their manutac
turcrs aud by their stockholders and their
banks. My project is thai the Legisla
lures of the Southern and Western states
shall be convened in tie course of the
present year, for The express purpose OF
proposing this amendment.
Yours, Str.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-10

k5|The Convention at Carlisle have put
Gen. Joseph Iieisler ~ nomination as
candidate for Governor oi PENNSYLVANIA,
III opposition Ia Governor Findlay.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-10

VIII be s@ld on 9hRrSd0U me iCM d0u rms
~ Wc4fh "a hergCharics city day ave OF si>
KEW NlGROLS, belonging o. the estate 81 S01aWsi
OfnoDWe' deceasc5 he tsins 81 sale made M M
on thc nas, - ihs COMMISSION IEs.
Aafch ~. 6s....ss
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I6TPORTANI-F true >

The officers of Fl. B. Nj brig Sheerwa-
ter, arrived yesterday, inform, that short
lime previoss 10 their leaving Havana,
llie packet from Cadiz had arrived, and
brought Dispatches 10 the Governor, tut
no private letters. twas reported tina, she
brought accounts that the Kings or some
Minister'S seal had been forged in Spain,
aud levy OF several thousand troops
raised against the governm nj, ~ march
ed 10 the walls %! Madrid before il was
discovered and that Madrid was invest
ed on all sides The packet which is
stated TO have brought this news, sailed
al IL hours notice.
The above report was discrediied at
Havana. charleston Gin Gaz.
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The Old United STATES Bauk.

The Cashier OF this Bank has given no
tee OF second ertra Dividend, of "a
share, 10 he paid on or after the 24ih of
April next, al The old banking house in
Philadelphia. This added 10 the first
extra dividend, makes five aud three quar-,
tiers per cent. now divided, beyond the
par value OF the stock. What modern
Bank could divide as we'll : Com. Adv.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-10
GREAT MEETING.

New YORK, March "a, AN carly
hour last evening, the republicans Of the
city and county of New York, assembled
al fanmany Hail. 10 confirm the Domi.
nation0i DANIEL ID. ToMpKINs as Gov
emo ant BENJAMIN MooERS as Lieu
tenant Governor of The state and, noi-
wiilistanding The extreme co'd, the large
Hall, calculated 10 contain $500 persons,
was crowded, as we'll as the stairs, rooms
aud avenues. Colonel Henry Rutgers, The
revolutionary patriot, aud The old and
tirn, friend OF the republican party, was
called 10 the Chair, and John Bingham,
Esq. was appointed Secretary. The pro-
ceedings al Albany, connected with the
regular nomination of The candidates,
were read and received with grea, arcla-
nations. and spirited resolutions were
adopted. Several gentlemen addressed
the meeting III aH Al animated manner,
and the greatest enthusiasm prevailed.
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-10

Bank Of Nirgiuid........, 80
Farmers Bank .......SO
u. =. Bank ...s.......Ol a gG
Marine Stock.............p fr
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KENNFBIyNK FFR 10

KEhEEBUNK, FEB. 10.
GTtract ofd letter 10 gentleman an this
village, .JrOm his brother, dafed Natchito.
cheS. jan Is 1920.
Being near The Head Quarters OF
The late Republican Army of Texas, YOU
Will naturally expect me 10 make some
mention nf this formidable expedition.
From The haiieting accounts and
pompous proclamation of Gen Long,
many people III HE nOrthern states, be.
heved that considerable degree Of res
probability was attached 10 This expedi-
hon But II WAS at best, visionary
y Oioct, conducted be a sci Of men, VIII o
though they were possessed of tolerable
share Of talents and education. we're
led away by airy castles aud romantic
ideas. VAS acquainted with almost ali
The officers, anJ particularly so with Gen.
Barker, Col Johnson, and Majcr Smith
a part oi this army were taken bv The
SPanlards aud sent 10 Mexico Cor trial ::
parI Of them ran away and Gen. ono
win sose ot lis officers, are nov al
GdiyezlOwn With The celebrated pirate La
nlie. ! nave seen some OF the officers
who made their escape from the Spani-
ards, aud have arrived al this place; ilIey
have lost thelr fortunes, aud have return.
ed rdggrd aud almost starved.
thus has ended this formidable ar
my, Which Ias ai 40 time amounted 10
more than 40 men, officers iBcludcd. /
met Gen. Walker on NY vas here; he
says he Is going 90 NatcscZ 10 raise new
troops, that he shall then go tu New Or
teams, complete lis number, aud transport
Them by water to lIc mouth of tire Rjo
,,r"nde tie appeared very sanamme in
the opinion that they shall yet be success
The u. 5. SLIP Franklin. Com. Stew
art, Is about 10 return 10 lie q. S. lI,r
period Tor which her men we're engaged
being near expiring. Size sailed from
Gibraltar in December up tie Mediierra-
mean, having on board among other Ane.
rican passengers. Mrs. Henry, The lady Of
lhe Consul At Gibraltar. Tie ship pro-
badly returned TO Gibraltar IN February ;
sad may be row OF hcr Way home. The
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1820-03-10

" THE Bubble. Under this appropri,.
ate head, The Cincinnati Gazette states,
thai " the Silver Mine Companp's stock
has risen 10 S 100 for 10 paid 70
The Woollen Factory near Flushing l.. 1.
was entirely destroyed hy fire on Thursday
night with all its machinery and stock Loss
estimated at aboni 10000 dollars. The fire is
supposed TO have origina led frem stove pine.
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MOLE HuNT.

kEENE, On. II J Feb. l8.-Several in
efteciuai attempts had been made, prior
TO the 18th inst. by the inhabitants of
F'zwilliam and The neighboring towns,
10 Kill volt, which was discovered near
Monadnock Mountain about four weeks
since, and which had made some havoc
among The sheep. On that day he was
seen N piece OF woods in FitzwiIIiam,
and il is supposed, that not less than 800
persons joined in the pursuit, which
proved successful. The wolf was large
weighing 90 lbs. and appeared umcom-
monty ferocious.
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NOTICE


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ten applications mill the fith day Of mouth
(Apr tor The ofiic OF Reporter under the act tue
last session Of Assembly entitled Fan maxim. pro.
vision Ter publishing Reports OF tue decisions Of the
=" Court Of Appeals"
Richmond March 10 ga....t5i.
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'hNHE pubhc are hereby informed that The suhscr-
Der - not responsible for the safe delivery &C.
cdens that may occur to the hack leading which may
be pat on board his boat that navieaies the Of
James River. WI. n NAY.
March 20 Qq..,3,~
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RICHMOND, NARth ~. 1870
FOR the ENQUIRER.

"JoiS OR DIE. was The motto when our con-
fedeiacy was represented by the DISCOUNTED
member, of se,pent OF which Virginia was
the head" Dsrtf~
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THE Subscribers oGeT for sale IN Nns
covsd" sugar, whole & hafbbls. do efsupeTioT qua
ivy LiveTpasl died sacks Salt Northern potatoes real
Irish do IN hampers aud baTres-aHd have constantly
ON hand supply Of Tar, Family Flour and NortheIn
Hay. JOHN JAMES FlSHFR ir
March 10. 90 a.
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- Notice TO Purchasers Of Ladies, Misses
and Chiidyen'S Slices.
'I'thOIhY NEWHaLL, jr. NilI be in Richmnnd Pc
Of SHOES, particularly maae for Teiaiing about the
Iniadle OF March. The sh"es will be Of Ibe best mate.
IIais aud of the newest fashion.
March 10. oo5i.
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-17
LAND AGEECY.

nANiEL ID. SMITH keeps General Land
~ Agency Office, for the exchange and con.
centrating lands to suit the proprietors Let
tiers, (post paid) enclosing deeds, with the cash,
will be recorded and returned at three doya,s
each. return will be made to the Auditor
and the tax paid for S1-each, where the num-
Der Of deeds are less than fifty provided the
cash for tax and agency fees are enclosed.
United States Lands will be selected and en-
tered, on moderate commission.
A Register is kept of improved Farms,
Town Lots and nonresident Lands that are
for sale. Information to soldiers and settlers
will be freely given.
CT MAP Of the state of Illinois will soon
be published.
Dec. 25-S1f
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-17
By the President,
JOSIAH MEIGs,
BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED
STATES.

WHEREAS, by an act Of Congress passed
w on the 18th of March, 1920, entitled "An
act to authorize the President of the United
States to appoint a Receiver of the Public Mo-
neys and Register of the Land Office for the
district OF Lawrence county in the Arkansas
territory" it is enacted, that any person, having
claim to right of presumption within tae
said district, shall make known his claim and
location, according to the provision of the laws
now in force to the Register at least six weeks
before the time to be designated by the Presi-
sident OF the United States for issuing patents
to the soldiers of the late army, entitled to
bounty lands in the said district
Therefore, James Monroe, President of the
United States, do hereby designate the fourth
Monday of November next, as the time at
which patents as aforesaid shall commence to
issue.
Given under my hand, at the CITY of Wash
ington, the eighteenth of April, 1890.
JAMES MONROE.
By the President,
JOSIAH METGs,
Commissioner Of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized to publish the
laws of the United States, will insert the above
once aweek till the first of November next. and
send their accounts to the General Land Office
for payment.
May 23-51
Edwardsville spectator. [volume] (Edwardsville, Ill.) 1819-1826, 1820-10-17
BY THE PRESIDENT or THE UNITED
STATES
SRHEREAS by an act of Congress, passed
NV on the Sd of March LIZ nnt,tlnA

M HEREAS by an act of Congress, passed
w on the Sd of March, 1917, entitled
" An act to authorize the appointment of
Surveyor for the lands in the northern part of
the Mississippi Territory, and the sale of GER
tam lands therein descrbed," the President
OF the United States is authorized to cause GER
tain lands to be sold:
Therefore, |, James Monroe, President of
the United States, do hereby declare and
make known, that public sales shall be held az
Huntsville, in Alabama, for the disposal (ac-
cording to law of the following lands, viz
On the second Monday in October next, for
the sale Of townships III and 3, in range 2.
e; townships 9, 10, II and Ia, in range 5, E:
townships 9, 10 and IA, in range 4, L town
ships 9, 10. ii, II, IS and IA, in range 5, f.;
townships -, Is and Ia, in range 6, E; and
township Il, III range 7, f.. Also, the lands in
the tract commonly called Colbert's Reserve.
On the first Monday in December next, for
the sale or townships II, 10, - and IA, in
range ), w; townships u, Is and Il, IN ran.
Seso and Z, W townships IL, II, Is and IA,
IN range 8, W; townships u, ID, IA, in range
9, W; townships 10 and IA, in range 10. w:
and township IA, in range II, W. Also, the
lands adjoining the town of Marathon, which
have not been offered for sale, except such
lands as have been reserved by law for the
support of schools, or for other purposes.
The lands shall be sold in regular numerical
order, commencing with the lowest number
OF section, township and range.
Given under my hand, at the City of Wash
ington, the I'D day of June, 1920.
JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MEIes,
Commissioner of the General Land Office.
Printers who are authorized to publish the
lat c.ATi I,a VT,,,t I'll
above once a week till the first of December
next, and send their bills to the General Land
Office FOR payment.
JuIg 25.-61