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Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
Elocution in Twelve Lessons.

" Of the thousands OF public speakers whom
we hear in the United States, there are
perhaps, not ten, who have bestowed on
the requirement OF proper manner. the
attention which it deserves comprehend
ing in the term manner, the just and hap
Ply concert OF attitude, gesture, counte.
nance, voice, time and enuncation."
Wirts' Old Bachelor.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
For New-York,

,ER The brig ECONOMY, Ghas. Hoo
Ssssssg day, master, burlhen HOO barrels =
She is an excellent vessel, A years old, and
in perFecr order. One half her cargo is pro-
vided, and for freightof the remainder apply
to JOHN II. LADO & Co.
jani2
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.~IG
tlOll a.aS himself in his annual report
sesr,s ,yss improper to refer it back 70
ana e !. s for his opinion, &c.
IN, me-. : strotIlcr replied at some length
"a, the propriety of the resolu-
10 sus srsrred to--stating that from the
tioa nsriod which the Secretary had
l e'Is'l bis station. he must, necessarily
tlleu ~. ~ qualified by his experience, as
DC U'. ~ bv his political requirements
ven 9. u.,,,s mind to afford the infor-
aaa VS. called for, aud he hoped the
u ,1'',se would consent to it.
is a. ,owndes had no objection to a
m art1e resolutions. except the fourth,
Hy :, ~ The Secretary would be able to
anu q promptly the information re-
i"''' I'D by the others, he hoped and
qurs s1' that, the words, " without de-
W. b. stricken out. Mr.. l.. was
~ a.ea to the fourth resolution, because
q. Spps secretary Of the Treasury. to com
S NH il. must necessarily enter into
Pr .So minute calculations of probable
81 LIS 80 for years to come, of peace ard
'''r Sc. or else he mast be under the
N~ .ossity of making report extremely
hs .ot;s,acto:y. He therefore moved,
s - mend tho fourth resolution by stri-
y NC out all between the word "whe-
i h%9 in The 4th line, TO the word
,.vbether. in the 9th line; but, before
oov question was taken,
vr pateman moved that the resolu-
Inn Be laid on the table and be printed;
which motion prevailed, so to 40; and
'rbe resolutions were laid on the table
accordingly.
Contested EEcTIoN,
Tho House then went into committee OF
j, rbole. Mr.. Smith, OF Md. in the Chair,
ne repor, Of the committee OF elections
- ,bs petition Of James Guyon, Jr. contest
!, ,be right Of Ebenezer Sage, one OF the
noubers returned as elected from the state
.fNew-York, which report declares that Mr..
C,es j. NOT entitled to seat, and that Mr..
Guyon is.
rTbe question involved in this case was,
whether votes which were given for James
Guvon. Junior, but returned by the ottieer
without the addition Of Junior" should be
slowed 10 J. G. jun. no other person OF that
name being candidate. These votes had
seen withheld from HIr G. which gave Mr..
Sage majority-by giving to J. Guyon, jun,
,ll,hese votes, itwouId make majority in
bs favor. The committee decided TO correct
the error Of the returning officer agreeably to
The practice Of the House of Representatives
n,sinilar cases heretofore. Mr.. S. has not
appeared To claim the seat,l
A GOOD deal of discussion took place on
thissubject. relative to various circumstan-
ces attending the election, the conduct OF the
officer, &c. after which
The committee rose and reported their a.
greement 10 the report.
The house ccncuned in the report, which
decided The petitioner entitled TO seat IN
the house when
He came forward, was qualified. and took
bis seat land
The house adjourned to Monday.
A; an election for President and Directors
fethe Little River Turnpike Company, held
on The 18th instant, the following gentlemen
we're chosen:
Phipeas Janney, President.
Charles Lewis, ,
Abljah Janney, Directors.
George Carter,
Reuben Johnson, }
jonah Thompson, Treasurer.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
Mr.. HorwitZ

ETAVING convened with his class on the
i 4 Hebrew language, begs leave to sug-
gest, that he is prepared 10 receive few
more pupils.
Those gentlemen who would wish to join,
will find it advantageous TO begin at az early
period with the class. DR.. Fl. would be
glad TO give
COURSE OF LECTURES,
to number of ladies, who could form them
selves into a class, having had several classes
of ladies in most of the other cities in the
Union.
The following is an extract from the Ma
tional Intelligencer of December s, 1919,
which shows the satisfaction he gave in the
city of Washington.
janl4 oo
City of Washington, Dec. /. 1919.
ToJ HorwitZ, nj. u.
S1R-Having been favored with your phi
losophical course of Lectures, Tor month,
III the Hebrew language, we tender you our
grateful acknowledgements for your lnces-
SAINT asSiduity and attention. 1t does not be-
come us 10 speak OF our own proficiency IN
that ancient and Interesting language but
we trust we may be permitted to stale, that
we have received the fullest conviction OF
your profound knowledge therein, and the
utility of the method which you pursue in
Importing that knowledge to others. No
doubt remains on our minds that your me-
thod, so perfectly systematlzed and so nap
PLY accommodated 10 the operations OF The
human intellect, is, OF all which have ever
come within our observation, the best calcu-
lated to convey instruction 10 every capac1-
ty, and in every department OF Literature u
science. While its philosophical arrange
ment leads the MIND, by areguIargradation,
to the comprehension of what is taught, 1t
also affords chiaciities as to lessen the la
Dor of study, and greatly accelerate the at
tainineHt.
Ia presenting to you this voluntary testi-
monal of our entire satisfaction, we are &C
tu~tel, only, by sense, of justice TO your
merits and we beg you TO accept 1t as the
spontaneous elfusion ofour hearts;
WIN. THORNTON, M. D.
0. B. BROWN.
Elder of the Baptist Church.
J. EMORY,
Minister Of the Methodist Church.
J. ASHMUN,.
Preceptor OF Select Academy.
J. DAVIS,
Minister Of the MSh0dist Oh. Georgetown.
REEL KEITH,
Rectorof St. Paul's Church, Georgetown.
VIM. MATTHEWS,
Rector Of St. Patrick's Church, Washington.
PETER FORCE.
w. w. SEATON,
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
Henry Berry,
ATTORNEY AT Law,

FeS7d'nS IN CNdTlesfOo0n,
NIILL practice in the Superior & Coun..
w ty Courts Of Jefferson. Berkely and
Frederick he tenders his professional servi"
ces TO his friends and acquaintance OF Alex
aAdria and its vicinity. wtmlm gan Ig
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w atch Found.

WAS found some weeks since, on the
wv wharf opposite Josiah H. Dayis's lurn-
Der yard, S,lver Watch The owner may
have it by giving description, leaving
small gratuity for the finder, and paying tine
cost OF icis advertisement, on application at
this Office. St jan IL
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
jan II
Public Sale.

4 NDER the authority of deed, mace TO
~ the subscribers, by VIM H. Foote & Ben
jamn M. Brooke, acting as commissioners
under an act Of the General Assembly Of
Virginia, passed on the 2lst day of February,
1918, entitled an Act auiborisiDg the sale Of
certain lands belonging TO the heirs of tie
late Waiter D. Brooke" and which said
deed was in trust, among other thirgs TO Sc
cure to the said commissioners, or to th.
persons entitled 10 receive The same from the
purchasers under said deed the sum of three
hundred aid eighty five dollars to be paid on
the 18th day of September 8l9-Will be sold
at public auction for cash, at eleven o'clock
on Saturday the 22nd of January next, at the
Merchants Coffee House in the town of A,
leSandria. one Undivided fourth part of that
portion OF a certain tract of land situate in The
county of Fairfax, and State of Virginia, com"
monty rallied
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
RETIREMENT.

bich Anne Brooke holds as dover, in her
deceased husbands estate. which undivided
fourth part, being about thrty-6ve and
hall acres, will be sold subject TO the life es.
tate Of the said Anne Brooke.
SAM'L A. MARSTELtER, and
ANN BROOKE,
December FL Trustees.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18

Wants SITUATION,
4 San Oyerseer, man well acquainted
IN with farming, and lately from England.
Enquire at this Office
jan Is 3t*
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
Public Sale.

PURSUANT to deed Of trust from VIM.
i Pearson. and Sarah, his wife, to the sub.
scribeg. will be sold, on the premises, on
Friday, the 2lst instant, a Lot OF Ground. on
the east side of Alfred street, and to the
northward of Duke street, fronting on Al
tredst. 81 feet 6 inches, and running back
81 feet; on which is erected story brick
house; subject to an annual rent in fee Of
l2 dollars so cents.
Terms cash,
A. MOORE, Trustee.
Jan II ts
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lAIXAAA g. g., Sl ID

Lottery e Exchange Office,
Near Davis's Hotel, Pennsylvania aveuue,
Washington City,
Where few warranted undrawn tickets
can be had in the New Jersey Lottery, now
drawing, containing prizes of 90 900 dollars,
9 of 10000, of 5000, 5000, &c.
janI2 dit
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
For Freight,

Ii ~ soAe3
>SsS1 The brig PEGGY & PAMELA,
.szssaSsS Pray, master, burthen 1900 barrels,
Will be ready TO receive a cargo in a few
days. freight 10 West Indies or Europe
will be preferred. Apply To
ABlJaH ADAMS, Central Wharf,
Who e6ers for sale,
As bbls. tanners oil, in good order
Is do liuseed do
200 bbls. tar
loo tons plaster
90 bbIs. mackerel, No. /.
so bolts English duck, No. Ito 5.
so bags green coffee
80 bbs. American gin
SO do n. Z run. ian6
For Freight,
,.EsN The new schooner MARY-ANN,
800 captain Pr!hce, carries about 800 bar
rels, will be ready for cargo in three days,
and take freight to the West Indies or a
southern poet. Apply TO
WIN. FOWLE & Co.
Hho haze for sale SAID schnrs cargo of
$50 tons plaster paris
25 barrels Tanners OIL
Dec 90
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
Potatoes and Onions.

Potatoes and Onions.
rpfE HUNDRED bushels Nova Scotia
on,, and Rhode Island potatoes, Of superior
GOOD order A Also
Z general supply Of groceries, as usual.
v which will be sold on good terms.
!'n 10 1t JOHN LANI1AM.
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
Seine Irvine.

DRIDPORT Seine Irvine, of superior
ID quality. for sale, on aecommodstnlg
terms. GEORGE COLEl AN.
i'm ii tlf st
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
The Subscriber having been

s}Rf or lLEKa.NDRL4. ..Ianuary II.
NO arrivals The ice ON the Potomac is
e'aSilerabiy diminished-th channel being
me ship Geueral Lingan. Weston, from
ss-nse, al Cowes, November Goth
Alexandria gazette & daily advertiser. [volume] (Alexandria [Va.]) 1817-1822, 1820-01-18
q The Inspectors Of the

q The Inspectors of the
House Of industry, most gratefully &C
knoNlcdse The receipt of FIVE dollars
from a gentleman luwer end of Prince
street--and also other iiye dollars from
asentlcman unknown.
ANTHONY CREASE.
January ls President.
By Divine permission the
S Sev Mr.. Wheaton, will preach in Christ
Oharch this evening at o'clock.
The Subscriber having been
iie,appoiuted Counsellor the American An
.pquauaa Society for the District of Colum-
va respectfully invites communications,
%ucnng the antiquities of the District, or
esssWhere weich interesting memoirs will
- duly forwarded 10 the society, at Worces-
%r' Massachusetts, and will from thence
sAShale IN aid OF the cause Of general sci
nee aud form an history of the antiquities
"'our Common country.
GEORGEW. P. GUSTS.
Arlington House, near Alexandria.
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i3y Divine permission the

n ne Mr. Wheaton, will preacn IN CHRIST
Onurch this evening att o'clock.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-12-06
NoTIcE.

Fywronr. o.. Sehssm5er 80, a. d. ls1e,,
NN HEkEAS The President Directors shs
W Company oi the Ne-port Bank, bsrA
legally incorporated snd established in ss'i
Newport, in the county OF Newport bsyo
Drrierrsd 10 the Supsems Judicial Court,
citing in Newport bill of ioreelosrrs, prey
ipg decree - foreclosure on a aterisin Mon
gsge made end duly ,xesuted "a the ssic
President, Directors end Compsny, by I'd
ward Enslon, merchant, then esidrg ~ sand
Newport; bu, row ding IN por,s rte She
PisiniiHs unknown, -. eh saio Motigsse
bears date the 7ih augOsi, 1918 snd egt 'eys
10 Ice snd 10 NortgsIe 70 IT., P'am'h ;one
cerisin Lo, OF Lsna ~'i The iuiio ibgs tneIe-
on, situate in sad NCwroa, at sS lp' @ ss ioi.
lows, viz Beginning o. he No,ih~ess cor.
ner OF said loh and fctnioe southeuy, On
rhsmes.s,rect, for,y-eje h fee iouf rches;
hence ess,erly, oD land oi the heirs OF VIII
nsn, Hunter, deceased, one hundred ihiE.y~
,hsse fee, oigh, inches; thetoe nortterly,
eighty feet one inch, or lard o. he .aid Wiz
sn Hup1r; thence easlerIy % Nc Of the
.s.. Fun,er ard Charles ! exc, ore hundtcd
snc nor iee,, and FIVE IDehts thence norih.
eriy, sixty feet FIVE inches. on land of Ann
Russell thence westerly one bundred .ey-
Il. stall; thence scurhe,iy on land Of VII.
'ism Coggeshsli end SDas Dean, twenty six
Zee, ten inches; thence westerly 90 isrd "a
he said Villa IN CoggrshslI and Slas Dean,
seven y-eighr Feet ten, inches, to the hrsc
mentioned bounds oi beginning ard OF which
said premise =, ii.s ain, A. are in posse sion,
unde' ss'd Nor,gsEs.
And whereas ssid Bin is now pending be-
fore said Court, ba heard and tried at tho
mex te'm theiool 10 be holden on the 6fst
Aicnl Vi MalCh mex, a, said Newport. 10
and loS.a, ssid ooUD,y of Newport. Now
oy o'de' ni sid Court, Notice is hereby Civ
eu, to ssia Edwa'd Esston, and to all petsons
cis'ming said estate, or any interest thereoo,
l, lnrolgh o. under him, 10 appear before
SEQ ( ouit al Their next tstm, as eiofess'5,
and shew cause, il any they have, why tho
eeree OF TO ec'osurc, as prayed ior IN said
bil, should no, pass.
HOLMES WEAVER, Clerk, SCI
nr1me Jud'cnt aY' COMM n ewhort.
The Rhode-Island Republican. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1809-1841, 1820-12-06
ID BY W T. CoswAr, Chemist, No.

IDhkPtkED by W L. CONWAY, Chemist NO. =
Bumstesd Place, Boston. viz.
Dr Relies Botanical Drops.
Dr. Keife's Asthmstic Pills
d. Reife's Aromatic Female Pills, for obstruc.
tions, sc.
Dr Relics An,ibhlous Pills, for Indigestion. Biz
lious, Affections. &c.
Dr Relies Vegetable specific. (for sicis bead
sshe)
DE-. Relies Vegetable Rheumatic Pils.
Dr. Jeob's Rheumatic LiniIneGt- Rheumatisn OF
20 years standing has been cured BY this IN "a
hours,
British .ntiseptic Dentri6ce, most excellent for
the teeth and gnms.
Dnmfres' Ointment, certsin and ssse cure fot
.ns hci 10 soe ionr aebscgion. be IT ever so IN
te.sfs,s ~ % .aayer from fatGs cold
.iblvn Corn Plaster 'fhe relief 10 immediate
sld whiie ii dissolyes md Grass the corn out b.
IN, roots. il Causes not the least psin
C.mLrisn too,n- ache Pills; the relief 10 instan.
tsueous without toe east injury to the teeth.
DE- Hunters cel= rated Pls--Dr. Hunters In
jtcten Pcwders, and Dr. Hpnter's Cerste, for the
pieycnl.on and cuse Of veneresl complaints with
perfect secrecy. treatise, explaining y m?toins
Aid method of cure accompany each Packet
Psnphlets Of many extraordinary cures, may be
rad 'Ne Agents, gratis.
- Nane VI shs abSvc are genuine, unless signed
~. f. Csnway. A large d,ocount to Gpun'eS
pl,y ,;cian5, Traders, &c. The above NJ dicines
nay likewise be had Of
SAMUEL w. vINSON, Druggis,
No. 10, Thamos-s,eesi, Newport;
.iso, BY
Lemuei Briggs, Bristol: Hercules WhrRey,
Mason, Batch, Providence Dyer Howes, !, ind
.d@ Greece, NeD-L'ndOa; Hopkins. Hartford and
most Oiugp+s, Booksellers of rSspectabhy also
~ IN, Post M4stets ia oug sout tne on
None 20 gs'line laiess sis rel - v eV
July ~ 1870
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MISCELLANEOUS ARTICLES.
From hnes' m,s,ster.

From Nnes sxister.
!" Exrao,dinary Phenomenon ="
We have an account in the Loaaion
papers, and, because it appears in tnat
great city it must be somcthiog very ex
waordm'ry, Of an Extraordinary pl,eno,n-
onon" III a person, native OF Scotland,
born without; arms, and with only one
sg and foot with which he leeds hlmseit,
shaves himself, and performs ssindry op-
esatlons ''almost every thing that other
persons are in the habit OF doing with
their lland," A New York ediso,
thinks the accouut almost "iacrctiJlc,''
! tiioaghth mattsrs reated are sand 10 have
baypeHeum England !--Wha, dchcltD
CY IN faith, what relusal'of accustomed
oi,colence when We know that Van
kee' giA publicly did as queer things IN
Der own country several years ago!-
bu, ,he IS orgotten, Tor She was Of do
. nysllc growth. and NOT imported! she
has not received celebrity from L0ndsa
newspaper!
Abou, ,hirteen UT fourteen years since,
Miss Honey wen, Gf her name is right
" recolcctcd) and we think native oil
Vermont, was exhibited IN Baltimore.
She was apparenti, about i0 ycars Of
age--a yer, beau iiul and most interest
my .irl, presenting a face and bust OF
which most of our ,iashiug bellies would
be proud. She WAS also highly accom-
, plishe well acquainted with many of
the hes, authors inthe knglish language,
which she read understandipgly and with
Out assistance. She was modest and
snassnming, and the delicacy OF her ma
ture revoked a, the necessity which COM
PEELED her to expose herself to the pubic
---lor She had no arms, and only one
member which seemed to be intended
for leg, to which was attached some
tl,ing like a foot with three toes. With
her leg and toes, and by freely using her
mouth, she painted (in the presence Of
the editor of the Register,) some beauti-
ful flowers, mixing her colors and CIV
ing them the .shadings OF an artist; wor-
kedat tmbouring, which she executed
with great aiccity, and several times
drew the thread ou, Other needle 10 shew
us mat She could rc-thread it without
di.iculty, she also took up book and
turned over its leaves as essilv and accu
ra,ely rs any other person could have
done ii. She u,a'aged pair { scissors
so a. To cut what she wished, even neat
wa.ch papers, and combed her hair and
ndiustcd her dress to which she seemed
yerv attentive She fed herself with a
FORK or a >poon. with spparant ease. Her
limb which was Tor a leg and foot, was
lsss than one innrth of the ordinary sise
but it appeared as if she could give It
any direction and appropriate It to any
Gse tl,lt she psss;d, msrc tfssly than
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THE .lfA.NsIOIV or REsr.


THE MANSION or REST.
ssppo-ed 20 be written by the late
.~ noy ssAaLEs yANss Sox
vss,k3 20 ny lsiering hear.
And Sind 80 si!d wandering wayss
1coss tifofn folly 10 part,
Apj husband the rest ofiis days,
Z b.de il no Onger admire,
rhe me eors that fancy had dress'd.
1vixsper'd. twas sine to.retire,
And seek icf .fansios Of Rec.
a Aehsrmer was iisrping the willis,
Who caught mp tue tone Of my lsv.
30 come thea )" she cried with s,niIs.
"And III saow you the place And lac way"
follow'd the witca 10 her nome,
And yos'd 10 se slvsys her guest,
!" Never more q cxclain.d) viii roam,
m search OF the .maas,ss Of ksst
But the sweetest Of moments will fy,
MOE tong Was my fancy beguiI'd,
For too soon confessed with sigh,
q, That the syren deceiv'd while she amid.
Deep. deep, did she STAB the repose,
Of my trusting aud uawAry breast,
Aud the door Of each avenue cIos'd,
That led 10 the .fsnsisn Of Hesh
Then Friendship en,ic'd me 10 stray,
Thro' tho long magic wilds OF romanccs
&ut found that she meant 10 betrsy,
And shrunk from the sorcerer's 4 ances
For experience had taught me 10 know.
That the sout thst reciin'd IN her breast
Nigh, toss upon biilows Of woe.
And ne'er fnd the .xanssss .f Rsss.
Yieasurc's pstk tetermin'd 10 try,
nat Prudence ! met ~ the way;
Convection gash q light from i've eye,
Ani appeared 10 iiu nine my day.
Che cricd-ss she show'd nc agrayc,
With nessIss aud w,i n,sess dressed,
Ger wh.ch the dark cypfcss lid wave,
"Bs,o there the .Hans,on s Rsa"
ehr spoke, and hsIfvsnished in air,
For she saw mud Re- sion lppear,
With yunir mat could baalsh Despair,
Apd.dry np he pen'tent l-ar
Douhts ana fears from my bosom were driven
As pressing the cross to her breast,
And pointrs &c. unely 10 Heaven,
she shos itne true .Hansion IF Rest
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By the fres,dlm ct tAe Jnned .,ta es
wHEREAs, by ssr,ous acts OF Gang IS il
President Of the Uni,ed States is rufbor1a 40
direci the pubic Iands which have beer su1te,ed
TO be 0fered for sale
Therefore, l. James Monroe. Presiient 81 ne
Un,el states, do hereby declare snd make hnosa.
,hst Fnaiic safes. Coz tie dispose cc3rdi,s = b
is~) q public i-ods. sbsll be held stoioNa. VIZ;
't fsaukn, ~ Missouri, on thv hrst nondsy in
T41usly ncz. Tor gse safe 6f
townships 81 20 IS IL fh,Ee %, vest 81 he sh
t priuclPai rersn 'ipe.
50 50, ranges z anu % d..
81 toss rsage - da
At the sane place, Oh the frat MoadHF ~ ~ ssch
HeEt, tnr tie sale os
toTasbps 81 20 s6. 70 rAose 30, v.st cl gt& So
pruCpsi idtB nps
SO 55 n range 81 - kil So 3s
Az Sc Louis, 'n sad es,4e optae s,. ..Dapsl
in Dectmber next. Tor he ste 90
goSnssi so 20 "a IN srogs lad ?. cast OF he
Sh PRINCIPAL meri6ian the.
AZ he same place. en- the frsS Monday 10 March
uext for the s,le of III
townships IS 20 ss, in rsnges and :. csst
At the same place. on the first Monday in May
ne H FOR ,he sale Of
Townships 35 TO ~ in rsnge 5 and s, east and Of
IS and a, in rsnge z east.
At Jackson, IN the county OF Cape Gis3rdess, 10
the said stale, on the irst Moudsy IN rebrG.ty
ne IT, for The sale of
principal meridian line.
D. range =, east do.
20, 80 & 81 do.
81, so & IS s do.
At Edwsrdssi ie, in the state Of Illinois, on tn
first Monday IN January next, for The sale OF
Townships 70 Is, in range g. west of the Sd prn.
cpai meridian line
IL l3 10 and IL do.
Sto s ~ snd 3 do.
s,ol2 - do.
A. vandsiia in the said state, on the third Non.
day III January next, for the ssie OF
Townships Sto 10, in range l, east OF the Sd
principal merdsn line.
7tol0 =
sto " ranges 5. $ ands
ls'sandio range Z, east
6,7S 9 aud 10 g.
At Palestine. in said state, on the second Monday
in February next, for the safe Of
Townships 6 u 10. IN ranges 9, 10 and IL, east 1T
the Sd principal meridian line
to 10 range Ia. were OF I'd pf'no,.
pal meridian Gnc
3, y and 10 ranges 10 sed l3
Al Detroit, III Michigan rerrnory, on the hrst
Monday in November next, for the sale of
Townships 5, 2 soi 10 ). in rsages 4 aud east,
Sand 9
rs and y and 3
Except suea ands as have been or may We re.
ervod by law for lhc suppori OF seaoos or toe 9th.
or purposes - The lands shall be sold IL regular
aer'cs' order. beginnng with the lowest number
OF section township, and range.
Gven under my band, vt tue City Of Washington,
tais nineteenth day Of september 1870
JAMES MONROE.
JOSIAH MElGs,
Commissioner Of The General Land Osce.
Oct. IL iawtis,Msy.